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Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-06

Now is the time for those who have pur-
chased silos to consider what kind Of en-
silage cutters they will use. We firmly be-
heve that the cutters manufactured by the
International Harvester Company are the
best that can be secured, and we are conf
dent that you will agree with us after you
have investigated thoroughly and have be-
come familiar with the many superior fea-
lures of the |. H. C..
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-06

The |. H. c. requires less power, because,
in one operation, it cuts the ensilage, deliv
ers it to the blower and eevates it to the
top of the silo.
The Driving Mechanism is extra heavy,
simple and compact. There are no compli-
Gated sprockets and chains to make draft
heavy
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-06
PERSONAL MENTION

Expert Cleaning and Pressing.
Work Called for and Delivered.
s34 Main Street. Telephone 169.
Be booster for your home city and
county.
Miss Grace Eadie of San Bernar-
dino is visiting her sisters here.
Constable c. C. Toney was busi-
ness visitor to Holtville yesterday.
L. Duran of Calexico is a business
visitor in this city for few days.
Supervisor Frank Beal was among
those here from Brawley this morn
ing I
Mrs. c. A. Shafer was suddenly
called to Fresno today on account Of
the serious illness of her mother.
Moyar Edward Dool of Calexico
spent few hours here yesterday aft
ernoon.
A dance will be given at Brawley
tonight in honor of the opening of
Varney Bros new store.
Captain L. L. Herbert of Holtville
is recruiting company on the East
side to be ready for call in the event
of emergencies.
At the last meeting of the super
visors Joseph F. Moore was appoint
ed justice of the peace to succeed ].
A. Ragsdale, who resigned.
Bids will be received by the super
visors for the construction of a bridge
over the Brawley Main canal where
it crosses the State Highway.
Miss Gertrude Gilligar of Los An
geles is visiting in Ell Centro, the
guest of her sister, Mrs. E. L. Car
son.
George Jenifer, a we'll known cap
italist of Calipatria, is stopping at
the Oregon for a time while attend
ing to business in this city.
A social dance will be held at the
Laguna club on Friday evening. Mu-
sic by Kim johnson. Everybody well
come at this affair.
M. L. Baden, distribution engineer
of the Holton Power Company, is the
proud father of an eight-pound boy.
We extend heartily congratulations to
you, Mr.. Baden.
Stephen E. Haddon, recruiting of
ficer for the United States navy in
the Valley, will address the members
of the Imperial Ad Club this even
ing.
One hundred and twenty-five shrin-
ers from San Diego, accompanied by
a crack 35-piece band, will arrive in
the Valley April IA, at which time
ceremonial will be held on the burn
ing sands of the British American
Mercantile ranch, southwest of Braw-
ley.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-06

The Eucalyptus Farm Center will
hold it's meeting this evening at the
Eucalyptus school house, at which
time Miss Lillian CLARK will DISCUSS
"Ranch Home Sanitation; Paul L.
Dougherty, county farm adviser, will
speak on "Calf Feeding" and Walter
E. Packard, president of the County
Farm Bureau, will address the meet
ing on DECENTRALIZATION of Our Wa
ter Supply"
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-06

The Barbara Worth Rehekah lodge
will meet tonight in regular session.
All members are urged to be present
as important business is to come be-
fore the lodge.
Neil Locke and c. Houston Smith,
of Imperial, have been named COM
mittee to aid in arranging for the
Chautaque to be held in Ell Centre
during the week of April "a.
Mrs. Helen Waxham, field super
intendent of the Children's Home Soci-
city of California, with her headq'7ar-
tiers in Los Angeles, arrived in Ell
Centre this morning.
The summer pastime at CaleXico =
that of stealing fans in Calexico and
selling them in Mexicali-has been
started this year. Several reports
have reached the Calexico police. AS
rule hopheads from across the line
do the sneak work and market is
offered by various people in Mexi-
cali.
On Wednesday, April II, represen-
tatives of the State Railroad Commits
sion will meet in Calexico for the pur-
pose of hearing testimony with ref
erence to crossing over the South
ern Pacific tracks at Second street
On Sunday April Is the Inter-Cali-
fornia railroad will run an excursion
from Calexico to Cantu, in Lower
California, a distance of SO miles.
The trip will include a view of the
Colorado river and the irrigation
works of the District at Hanlon head
ing.
Special matinee will be given for
the benefit Of the Ten Thousand Club
tomorrow afternoon at the Palace the
atre. A very fine children's program
has been arranged and the prizes will
be awarded to the winners of the
Better Babies Contest.
One of the most charming affairs
Of the season will be dance at Braw-
lew tonight, to be given by the I. O..
o. F. Music will be furnished by
Kim Johnson of Holtville. Many invi-
tations have been issued.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-06

The Feeder Mechanism has tremendous
gripping and forcing power, and adjusts
itself to the varying amounts of ensilage.
The throat is exceptionally high, which pre-
vents clogging.
The ]. HI. C. Ensilage Cutter is easy of
operation The man who is feeding stands
on the solid ground and is free to work the
full length of the conveyor.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-06

Funeral services for Mrs. Frank
Hoover were held at the Shafer chap
el yesterday afternoon, Rev. w. G.
Conley officiating. Mrs. Hoover
passed away suddenly Wednesday
morning and is survived by her hus-
band and four children-Paul, Flor
ence, Constance and Frank Hoover,
Jr. Miss Florence Hoover is instruc-
tor in music in the high school in
this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-06

The pupils of the Mckinley school
have arranged to give an operetta at
the Wilson school auditorium on Thurs
day, April 10, at which time "In a
Flower Garden" will be produced. The
pupils are being trained under the di-
rection of the musical supervisor of
the Mckinley school.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-06
|. II. c. Ensilage Cutters

The LII. C. is provided with ample safe"
ty devices for the protection of the operator.
Gears and sprockets are well shielded, and
the machine is thrown out of gear or re-
versed quickly, in case of necessity. -.
An inspection of the |. Fl. c. Cutter Will
confirm all of the statements and will re-
veal other advantages of which you should
know,
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-06

Mr.. Van Syckel, formerly clerk of
the Barbara Worth hotel, resigned
from his work at the hotel yesterday.
He will leave for San Diego this aft
ernoon, where he expects to visit with
friends for a short time and travel
on to Los Angeles.
The Springdale news., 1917-04-13
WDODL AVN

Frank Thornbuurg helped Chas. Lynch to spray last Saturday
 Parties who have traded for R. k. Tronc's farm at Echo Dell were nov ing in Saturday.
 We are told that Miss Laura Yer non is among the applicants for fae coming term of school at this place
 Those from this locality who az tended the birthday party at Jim El- per's last Tuesday night al report a nice time.
 George Vernon is noW nursing a case of measles which ae tlo-9 not know where he contracted He is re- ported to be doing nicely
 Quite a number from this and neighooring communities attended the services which were held Easter Sunday at Harman \ nice time is reported.
 J. J. Arthurs and little son George left for Pea Ridge on last Friday morning to spend Easter and fe4 more days visiting with relatives and friends. They will return one day this week.
 News in this locallty Is very scarce this week Ne are obliged to hear the most of that which we prefer to hear the least and that is war While We believe with all our soul, mind and strength in defending the nations honor, yet 1t @rieves us soreiy to see our boys and men taken to the
The Springdale news., 1917-04-13
GOSHEN

Davis & Sons are the owners of a new car.
 Born: To Dr. and Mrs. Wright Clark, March 31, boy
 Mrs. R. M. Clark is improving af- ter several weeks illness.
 Rev Davis, of Spring Valley, preached at the Baptist church Sun day night.
 We are glad to see Col Phillips able to be out visiting with his friends and relatives.
 1t has been announced that revi- val meeting will begin at the M. E. Church on the 4th Sunday in May.
 Miss Pearl Clark returned home Friday from a two wwek's visit with her sister, Mrs. Felix Hays, near Johnson.
 Mrs. Edyth Wages and children and Miss Alice Williams, of Fayette- vile are visiting their mother, Mrs. Mettie Williams
 The Epworth League of Zion is coming over and deliver league pro gram at the M. k. Church tn third Sunday in this month.
 Mir and Mrs. Stony Davis and baby and MT. and Mrs. Guy Davis went to Dutch Mills Saturday to spend few days visiting with relatives,
 Goshen is without switchboard at present. The directors met last Saturday to make arrangements to buy new board and hire an opera tor but we understand that they failed to come to any agreement.
The Springdale news., 1917-04-13
FREE FROM PAIN
And No Longer Nervous, Since Taking Cardui, Says Georgia
 Lady.

Trenton, Ga.-Mrs. Ellie Clifford, of this place, writes: 'tl have always suf- tered . but was worse after marriage. l would have pans and misery ln my stomach and hips. would have a bad sick headache every time, which would generally last two days. had always heard what good medicine CaTdui was, so l thought l would try it. used two bottles and it helped me.
 Fifteen months later l began 10 be nervous and was worse at my =. But at these times did not have any pain and do not now suffer any pain. But ] was very nervous, so nervous that my hands would shake. Any noise would make me jump. So took two more bot lies of Cardui. have never been nerv- ous since .. . and do not have any pain. l think this is all due 10 Cardui and Black-Draught."
 Cardui, the woman's tonic, Is composed only of pure, vegetable ingredients, which have been recognized for many years by standard medical books as of medicinal value, in the treatment of many diseases peculiar to women. Try Cardui.
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The Springdale news., 1917-04-13

to be married June 20. Mr. Ward is no stranger here as he has visited here a number of times.
 The Pyeatt family, Fount Rich ardson, Lillian Brewster, Eelma Lew is, Lawrence Brewster and John Rich ardson all came down from Fayette- vile Friday and remained over Sun day with relatives and friends Der nie Kirby, of Texas, also came down with them
 Hugh Evins and party from Morrow passed through the last of the week in new car which MT. Evins had just purchased. IL was a Ford which seems to be the best car for this country. We are some what surprised to see MT EEins in a car of his own as we had heard him say that road conditions would have to change before he invested in car. However, we are glad to see him and any others that will buy new cars, for we believe that this is one of the best ways to secure good roads.
The Springdale news., 1917-04-13
FISHB K

Mrs. Waltrus and son, Oron. spent Saturday night with her sister, Mrs. Cramer
 Remember the fifth Sunday meet ing at Friendship in this month. EV- erybody invited to attend
 Earl Goree and family, Mrs. IIarve Robinson and childrcn, Mrs. Pearl Thompson, Miss Emma Thompson, Miss Ada Kennan and Luther Lewis and family visited MT and Mrs. Clar ence Lewis Sunday
 Nr. Epperd, of Indiana, who has been in the west some two or three months, spent the later part of last week with his brother-in-laW, Uncle Johnney Moneyhun. On his way home he intends to stop at Carthage.
 Mrs. Ellen Myers and family, Mrs. J. NJ. Myers and family, Mrs. Earl Sears and family, and H. s. Cramer, all from Riveria, Texas arrived in Springdale, April 5th, after a five day journey. They came in Cadillac, seven passenger car, until they reached Greenland, where the women boarded the train and came the re- mander of the way They said we had fine road until we reached Okla homa and Arkansas"
The Springdale news., 1917-04-13
Prepare to Feed Yourself"
SPRING CREEK

Will Wiley and family are sporting new automobile.
 Mrs. Fred Hairston had severe attackof neuralgia last week.
 Mrs Carl Atkison and baby are visiting at Will Wylies this week. We had heavy frost Sunday night. Guess some of the early garden stuff got bit.
 Some of the youngsters had an Eas- ter party at Brown Camden's Satur- day night.
 Henry Sharp and Miss Nellie Reed spent Sunday with Mrs.ZH F. Grimsley
 Mrs. H. P. Church, of Springdale, is visiting with old friends in this neighborhood.
 We had a very cold Easter. Those Easter bonnets and dresses looked like they were out too early.
 Will MuldreW came up from Miami Oklahoma first of last week and he and Mrs. Muldrew went back Friday. Our mail carrier, E. E. Conley, makes the trip in his car part of the time now. He gets around quicker. Bro Johnson filled his appointment at this place Saturday and Sunday and 1t was announced that Bro Lively the missionary, will preach here the fourth Sunday Evcrbody come out and hear him
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The Springdale news., 1917-04-13
Prepare to Feed Yourself
CANE HILL

Clinton Davis, of Fly Creek, left Saturday for Hurley, Okla, where he has a position.
 The children of the Sunday School and community enjoyed an egg hunt Saturday evening.
 Bun King made trip to Lincoln Friday to visit his brother and to transact business also.
 Quite number of our people at tended Presbytery this week as 1t Is near, being at Lincoln this tme.
 Mrs. Brundige, of near Robinson, came up Wednesday and spent a few days with her daughter, Mrs. Jim Sharp
 MT. Sorrel and Miss Annie Abshier and her brother, Lacy Abshier, were over from Cove Creek Friday night and made the music for our show.
 F. Earl and little son, Fount, drove down from Fayetteville Friday. MT. Earl is having his wheat ground and came down to see about the same
 Rev Johnston made a trip east of Fayetteville last week, returning Friday He had been to his farm making some arrangements concern ing same.
 Quite number of our citizens went on a wolf hunt last week but failed to find the wolf. Wolves have been seen in the neighborhood west of town and they are doing some dam age.
 Willis and Bob Trewhitt. who have been attending school at Chilli cothe, Mo, for the past year, re turned home Friday They came by Ft Smith and took the Civil Service examination for mail clerk
 The play given at the hall Friday night was an entire success. The players did well and were accorded a good house The receipts were $40 which I am sure was satisfactory to the committee.
 There were quite a number attend ed the play Friday night from Lin coln and other nearby communities. We feel grateful to all these and feel that their visit vas not in vain. Come agaln.
 The Easter Services at the College were well attended last Sunday. The children rendered nice program to the satisfaction of all present, Miss Ellen More sang very beautifully an appropriate piece which added much to the program.
 The Lincoln boys came over Friday and played a game of ball with our boys While our boys won the game it was quito interesting, especially the first part of the game We are glad to have these boys play with Us for they are gentlemen.
 party was given at the home of Uncle Henry Pyeatt Friday afternoon which was enjoyed very much by all present. One of the principal events of the afternoon, in fact the princi- pal event was the announcement of Miss Elizabeth in which she states that she and MT Warren Ward are
The Springdale news., 1917-04-13
Prepare to Feed Yourself"
JOHNSON


 JSss Rloyd visited in West Fork Sunday evening.
 Mrs. Harriet Late is visiting ret- atRes near Harmon.
 Mr and Mrs Harry George are vfs- iting relatives in Bentonyilie.
 Dick Grum is visiting home folks after a short absence in Kansas.
 Several cases of humps and meas les are aEravating Johnson folks.
 4 new house is being built on the Tom Carrel farm north of Johnson.
 Radish shipments are being eX- pressed to market from the Stuckey farm
 Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Settle and Mrs. D House are visiting in Ponce de Leon, Mo
 Ben Bloyd is at home again after an absence of a couple Of months Tn Oklahoma and Kansas.
 The last car of crate material ar rived Saturday and is being made up into berry crate this week.
 John Allen Luper, of Savoy, is do- ing carpenter work for John Boswell who is making improvements on his residence and store.
 W. H 0lin, of the Frisco System, was here Tuesday getting informa- ton concerning the strawberry ship ments from this point.
 Big Jim Claypool is now foreman at the lower lime kilns where he sue ceeded Charley Lockhart vino has re tired to a farm near Stony Point.
 Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wilkinson have moved back to Johnson and are oc- cupying the Ben Johnson place, the first place east of the school house.
 4 sixty foot flag pole has been SC eured-a large flag has been ordered and "Old Glory will soon De hoisted in front of the Johnson post office.
 W. C. Hanks has returned to work at a lumber yard in Fayetteville, but his family remain on the farm which Is being cultivated by Sernie Lock hart.
 John Late, Will Brooks and sever al other local folks are suffering yet from a hang on" attack of the grippe which was so prevalent here during the winter
 The heavy frost and freeze Monday morning caused some damage to early berry blooms, and the growers arc hoping there will be no more such cold waves this season.
 Prof. H. C. Davis returned recently to Waterloo, Iowa, after spending . vacation with his family here. Prof Davis is teaching in Waterloo anc will not be here again until June.
 Ray Hughes and wife are now lo cated near Spokane, Wash. Ray anC Miss Gladys Greenhouse were married recently and have sought home 1T the far west Miss Pearl Good, who has been living with her aunt. Mrs R. A. Greenhouse, accompanied MT
The Springdale news., 1917-04-13
"Prepare to Feed Yourself
OAk.n nRONE

Very cold Easter
 Corn planting Is the order of the day in this vicinity.
 Newt and Blake Baggett have both put out new strawberry fields. Mrs Hugh Holcomb visited at Mrs. Wilson's near Elm Springs, Mon day.
 Mrs. Cal Holeomb has been quite poorly the past week, but is some better at this writing.
 Mrs. Emma Umholt and baby, who has been visiting relatives in this vii cinity left Saturday for their home in Missouri.
 MT. and Mrs Bradshaw, who had been visiting W. NJ. Parks family for the past month started for their home at West Fork Monday.
 Mr and Mrs w M. Parks, Mr and Mrs. Bradshaw, of this place, and Mrs. Busey and daughter Ethel, of Fayetteville, and Harry Jackson and two sisters of near Tontitown, took dinner with Mr McGrider's family Sunday Johnny and wife aeknowl- edge an invitation but on account of the latter's health could not go
 Mrs John Stevenson, of Spring Creek, and Mrs Roy Halsey, of Cross Roads, visited with Mrs. W. M. Parks one day last week.
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The Springdale news., 1917-04-13
sPrepare to Feed Yourself
HABBERTON

Horace Cloer of Sonora was Satur- ady guest of Lawrence Banzant.
 Mesdames N. A. Sullivan and billie Vanzant were shopping in Springdale Saturday.
 Misses Ola and Hetta Jones were dinner guests of Misses Bonnie and Eula Hays last Sunday.
 Miss Hester Roberts of Sonora vis- ited last week with her grandparents MT. and Mrs Wiley Harp.
 The strawberry fields are white bloom The crop looks more favor able than had been expected.
 Easter was spent very pleasantly in our burg with an egg hunt at Mrs. Dillah Nelsons in the afternoon.
 E. s. Johnson and family are nov ing on the old Crawley farm, as their farm is rented for the year.
 The cool days of the past week has not been very highly appreciated by the gardeners and early corng row CTS.
 Mrs NJ Bryan gave the young peo- pie a singing and music party Satar- day evening. All enjoyed themselves very much.
 Miss Ola Neill, who has been talk ing course in nursing in Spark $ Hospital, Ft. Smith, is visiting her mother, Mrs. Faner Neill.
 Mrs. J. F. Nelson left Saturday of last week for Ardmore, Okla, to be present at the funeral of her young est brother, Clyde, who was killed in an automobile wreck in California. The remains will be shipped to Ard more, the parental home for burial. Ia tht-n of hat many friends in this hour of trouble.
 Since our last items death has again come into cur midst and this time claimed the life of Paul Johnson youngest son of MT and Mrs. E. 5. Johnson. The end came swiftly after an illness of four days with typhoid and spinal mentigites. Little Paul had not quite reached the age of four years. His radient face, pleasing personality and affectionate disposi- tion made him the light of the home, but the Lord who giveth and taketh away plucked this bud from this dim spot we call earth to a brighter realm and dear little Paul is safe in the home beyond the sunset, waiting the coming of the loved ones left behind. Paul died at Mesa, Ariz., March 9 1917, where the family had gone for Mrs. Johnson's $ health. The remains accompanied by the family, were brought back and laid to rest in the cemetery at Son Chapel, funeral ser vices conducted by Bro. Ditterline. May Paul be a guiding star to his loved ones left behind, to guide them in the strait and narrow path of du- ty and uprightness, q beacon light to them through life and that they may have greater claim on heaven. Let us not think of Paul as gone but only waiting "till the shadows have little longer grown.
 Only a kind word spoken
 To the heart that mourns in sorrow; Only helping hand to point to
 brighter morrow.
 A pressure of the hahd when friends
 to their dead are clinging. Will be felt in the better land where
 angels harps are ringing.
 Sarah Jane.
The Springdale news., 1917-04-13
Prepare to Feed Yourself"
BETHEL

BEIHEl
 Miss Arfie Nail is on the sick list Mrs. T. N. Ford is still improving. R. T. McClinton is spraying the cluster bud spray this week
 After a weeks desertion MT Croft is keeping bachelor hall again
 Evans Stroud, of Siloam Springs spent Easter with the Newkirk fam fly.
 J. W. Pogue and Will Bilbrey each received a car of K. C. fertilizer this week.
 Miss Stella Combs visited with her aunt, Mrs. Thomas, of near Rogers, Sunday.
 Mrs. Grover Cowan and little daughter, Uda, visited at the Moody home last Friday
 Henry Trask and Arvy Combs at tended an egg roast at the home of Mir. Perry, of Frisco, Saturday night. Mr and Mrs Jeff Walker visited with relatives in Springdale Monday. Mrs Walker seems to be improving. Grandma Barnes, who has been staying with her neice, Mrs. T. N. Ford the past week, went home Tues day.
 Miss Julia Turner visited with Mrs. NJ. Y Nail last Friday afternoon.
 Garland Kendriek spent Sunday with Thurman Moody.
 \ number of our young people at tended the singing at Lowell Sunday night. The Lowell singing class is practicing to sing at Accident next Sunday.
The Springdale news., 1917-04-13
OAK GROY F

There was singing at John Smiths Sunday night.
 Calvin Morris and wife went to Bentonville Friday, shopping.
 Some of our boys were Cave Springs visitors Saturday night
 Glaud and George Grammar went to Bentonville Saturday on business. Henry Glass has just received T load of arsenate of lead for spraying purposes.
 c. s. Downum and George Gram mar both set out quite berry patch the past week
 The little folks enjoyed an egg hunt at the home of Joe Robbins Sat urday afternoon.
 Grover Smith ard family, of Cen terton spent Easter here and attend ed the egg roast.
 Rufe Waldrip gave musical and egg roast Saturday night which Was enjoyed by all present.
 Wm George and wife of Wager visited relatives near Oak Grove Sat urday night and Sunday.
 Misses Inis Tate and Nesta Smith of Healing Springs visited at the John Smith home Saturday.
 Dewitt Rife and wife spent Sun day with the latters parents. Mr. and Mrs. Rec Holland of Highfil
 Marion Grammar is assisting Mr. Morris, of Osage Mills, with the car penter work in remodeling his house which will add much to ts appear anee and comfort.
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The Springdale news., 1917-04-13

be are ordained of God" we have the maxim that governments derive their just powers from the consent of the governed Woman is one of the gov erned, therefore she should be con- suited or the Declaration of Inde- pendence Is a false document My friend do you think that the hand that rocks the cradle rules Germany and Mexico? Honest, do you? Come again.
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