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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
Banks to Close Saturday Nights.

Commencing with the month Of July
and continuing during the summer, the
banks Of Marshalltown have conclud-
ed to discontinue Saturday evening
service. This action has become large
ly necessary by the giving up Of many
experienced employees, thru their en-
listment in the army and navy. First
National Bank, First Trust and Saw
ings Bank, Iowa Savings Bank, Fidelity
Savings Bank, Marshalltown State
Bank, Security Savings Bank.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
Clues Part Of Pen
sion Money to Aid
Work of Red Cross

Lending action to his suggestion,
Christian j. Yetley, 800 Bromley street
today gave to the Red Cross VS. of his
quarterly pension allowance just re-
ceived.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
New Country Club Secretary.

John w. Wallace of the First Ma
t;cnal Bank. has beer elected secretary
to succeed A. Fl. f. Matthews. re-
s.gned. Members shou'i pay dues to
Wallace at the First National. James
NlcNaliy, president.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
No leo Delivery Sundays

Believing 1t to be to the best inter-
est of our patrons and employees, we
will discontinue making deliveries Of
ice on Sundays thru the summer
months, as has been our custom.
Please see that your refrigerator is
filed each Saturday. Customers can
get ice Sunday mornings at our Ice
Plant, 407 South Center street. Mar
shall Ice Company.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06
Licensed to Wed.

Clarence w. Rich, clerk, aged %, and
Vera E. Womack, aged %, both Of this
city.
D. M. Silence, salesman, aged Y, Of
this city, and Mrs Margaret C. DeCou,
aged Sc, Of Des Moines.
Frederick w. Hainke, farmer, aged
rs. Of LAUREL and Grace A. Pearson,
aged "a, Of MitchellvilIe.
Frank L. Cerveny, carpenter, aged
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1917-07-06

A stone breaking machine of rather
notable size and capacity has been re-
Gently installed at Rogers City. Mich.
It holds sixty eight tons Of material
at one time and will handle 1850 tons
per hour.
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-24

mllQS TO De unuuly lulluenCtuJ uOWcNCl
strange these few words may seem
to you. The letter is dated from Ivy
Lodge, Pashet, Tuesday, September
Sd, and signed jeremiah Whadcoat.
1t says: Mr.. Coroner and Gentlemen
of the jury beg to inform you
that on this day, at 2:30 P. M. | am
starting to walk to Saltashe, there to
see Mr.. Kerhoet and Mr.. Kelly on
important business. Mr. Edward Kelly
has desired me to meet him by the
pond in Saltashe Woods, on my way.
He knows of the business which takes
me to Saltashe He and l had violent
quarrel at the office on the subject
last night and he has every reason
for wishing that / should never speak
of it to Mr.. Kelly and to Mr.. Kerhoet.
Last night he threatened to knock
me down. If any serious accident
happens to me, let Mr.. Edward Kelly
account for his actions"
A deadly silence followed, and then
muttered curse from somewhere
among the crowd.
"This is damnable!" o..
And Mr. Edward Kelly, young, good
looking, but, at this moment, as pale
as death, pushed his way forward among
the spectators
He wanted to speak, but the coroner
waved him aside in his most official
manner, while Miss Amelia Whadcoat
demurely concluded her evidence. Per
sonally, she knew nothing of hel
brothers quarrel with Mr.. Edward
Kelly. She did not even know that
he was going to Saltashe Woods or
that fatal afternoon. Then she re-
tired, and Mr., Edward Kelly was
called.
Questioned by the coroner, he ad'
mitted the quarrel spoken of by the
deceased admitted meeting him by
the pond in Saltashe Woods, but
emphatically denied having the slight
est ill-feeling against cold Whadcoat,
as he called him, and, above all, having
the faintest desire for wishing t.
silence him forever.
"The whole thing is a CHASTITY mis-
take or weird joke" he declared firmly
"But the quarrel?" persisted thu
coroner
81 don't deny it," retorted tn
Young man. at was the result of
preposterous accusation old Whadcoa
saw fit to level against me"
"But why should you meet cla1
destinely in the woods2"
at was not clandestine meeting
/ knew that he intended walking t
Saltashe from Pashet through tn
woods; road from my house cuts tn
direction which he would be bound t
follow, exactly at right angles.
wished to speak to him, and it saved m
a journey all the way to Pashet G
, him one down to my house. / me
him at half-past three. We had abou
fifteen minutes talk; then l left hir
and went back home" -
, "What was he doing when you lei
him?" asked the coroner, with distinC
} sarcasm.
: che had sat down on a tree stun
and was smoking his pipel"
"You had your gun with you,
course, on this expedition through tt
( woods2"
az seldom go without my gun tn
time Of year"
: quite So" assented the coron'
grimly. But what about your do
/ who was found with his head battert
+ in, close to the very spot where ID
a the body Of the deceased"
"Poor old Rags strayed away TIL
e morning. / did not see him at all TIL
day. He certainly was not with n
when | went to meet old Whadcoat
a The rapidly spoken questions al
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-24

Judge is a member of the State Fair
Board, and while they have been rent
inn cnr;nkIars in the past, the Board
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-24

lead being discovered at Miami, Okla,
He went there and obtained several
options from Indians. Luck again
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-24

NITcU1fUfI :,
Church, in Gainesville, Texas, which
is the home of the bride. The bride
is a daughter of Val PEERS former
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-24

he was head Of the ST. Joe Lead 90,
which has declared millions in divi-
dends since the war in Europe began,
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-24

cattle.
Charles Lyle, an attorney of Dex-
ter, transacted legal business here
Masadau aNls4la
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-24

Corn, per busht
Oats, per bushe
Butter, per poun
Eggs, per dozen
The Farmington times. (Farmington, St. Francois County, Mo.) 1905-1926, 1917-08-24

shape and was pronounced GOOD Uy VIle
Court.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11

laan febittpG &ristufiifii ia wielapG
iuuremmifiifin. Somasia "Sietd.
jan" ioitIuIeb6esi6 Iiientme firioitiif-
Tesla "Seeius &rist1is": "Gifd 2ris
tis iuinfaan tabtoniit anastaa itiel.
leen mit6Gn eritpistd ibmeit6 tefe-
ipGG moimoo, iiIId ianoibon ban, etto
me miiut tuliiimme tefem1dn mielG
iunirempio toitG fitin ban, jos nimit-
tain bGntG leuraiiimme." SGm6 on
loinous teoiofiiesta aifafansfiriosta,
ia iiitd nameme, fuinfo o~ptimistiiei
fdiitpfict BELLA on ibmiiestd. Solo
oniilmdt .nGboG, ban buomaa, ettG
tasia on iartui, iofo piibrni ~tecicfioo
tpostaan.
Gttd teoiofia on pIpepttd - itie a.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11

iiosla oman minGn iuntaloimista =
leIfpiGG leuraaipastafin poimimas.
ia: 8nooen 1912 tammifiiun "Sie.
tGiGstG' litemme firioit1ifiesta:
"Iestari Seeiitfien bbarma'' ieitraa-
ipaa: "Waestari Seeiitfien obarma
ei ole oIlirt Iitomatto ieuraufiia. sci.
ia otpat ne "boiiusfoiiet", iotfa mielG
tdnd pGifpdnd IapieIIiieIla fiintpmpf-
ieIld Iiiottapot Seeiufieen2 Sc otpat
itien6iippttG MALTA olefpio ibmiiid.
SeistG tuntuu "iumaIonpiIfoIta' ie
aiotis, eta ibmifen fulfil pfiinot
moait litottoo itieeni6." 8oin itien6i
lpptt6 MALTA oIetpio ibmiiid be otpot
ia ibmiien tiiIiii pfiinomoan lisottoo
itieenidI Mhttta eifo ie ole oman It.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11
InoiifertomIms

GoIumetin, Wicb. @p. 2utb. 2onioI.
Iisieurofunnon Niio%riioIiitor tot.
minnosta miionna 1916, onncttu
ien wiOiifofoufieen Sommifuin
3 pditud 1917.
9iitd iieIuni Serraa ia GIa
unobba mitd bpspdd SGr on
iinuIle tebnpt.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11
semrutnmtien ,uaoiisofonfSis

pibetdGn 10. 1917 toimifunmon oifd.
no %iciroolposti:
@inonasia tornmif. Id b. feIIo 3
iItapditpGIId otis firfonmenon idI.
Teen Sacob &erGien Iiiono.
Sooprfaa raffoat pstdipGt runiaos
ii ndibin t~iloifruiffiin fesfiistelemuon
ia pddttGmddn ie~urufuntien tdrfeistd
o~iiioista.
8. @onfiro.
MosL 1sifb. {
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11

omistaja purieita ~idriestdG. Spr.
bGm1, iofu Ell olllrt tottllnrt merello
Iiiffnmaan, ieiioi ipielG laiturilla ia
oil lefpottoman nGf0inen.
- @bfG iiirr0mme matfan foiStai
fefii, ban artpeli, meribdn on aifpan
paoboosia.
Sammiofin nafpi mabir eparoi'
man, mlitta ennenfilin ban ebti iuas-
toto, buu,oabti gni ipalliiesti:
= Belf61fo ie urboollinen Silpa-
ri2
aiitpas pGlfe nGfpi SprbdmGn fat
ieesia. SGn irroitti weneen laitn.
rista ia bpppGii feulaan.
Mit1Gn toiiilleen ianomotta ieu-
raiimat tptot rannalla peneen fulfua
fumes ie fotoii lGbimpien 'ioarten
toofie.
= Sin1 olet fipeG, laitiui CHI
tpibooin, fun be 10 olipat lifellG 81
ian %aiuntoa. 2aita itieii beti ipiio'
teeieen ia IGbetG bafemaan lddfdrid.
= Snma ie, miten minitn fGp,
postoii @lia fatferasti. Siitd ct
finG taiba ~palionfaan ipGlittG1. On
BON iimtlla parempia pstGtpid. Wtiit'
ia fuinfa iaatoit Sitparille Min ia.
moo? Sinua piibute[Ieslaan tdbtpr
faiffien biiolelliiesti piinntfa fananio
iotta eipdt finlia Ioiffaiii. Sind
main oIet oifeltettu fenelle bptpGniG
ioftomaon mitG tobania.
Gill beitti plpeGsti pGGtGGn.
- Snfo tlofin fristitpn pubetta?
&c berGnneet olette lemmotiia fari.
iealaiiia ettG -
- @lG iotfo. gn tob6o npt fans.
iaii ianoia maibtao.
@ui maifeni, ia fatferoititneino
eroiipot tptt1ret toiiistaan.
Sommio ia SprbGmd olitput or
NEGLECT palaoponia motfoltoon ieii'
roaipon pGiapdn aomullo. Stun ei bei
ia piel1 puoliicn oifonofnnn fuullt
nut, tuli @Ha Hfcuin lepottomofSi
SItop1im6llG ban I6betti bafemaar
@niG, iind Iddfdri oil jprfGsti fieI
tdnpt bdnt6 menem6stG lulos, ipie
Idpd %madr6nnpt bdnet ipnoteeieen.
elf Iobbutteli @Iioo iilId, etti
motfo oil pitfd ia eta iao~ristosia I'd
ban aifaon ipuotto oil maifeo iooot
ipenettd, aiiffaot fun oIitpat falasta
iia ia uiein ,piippifpdt pdiudfnufit
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11

ieniG iumoloimista9 Sitomaa mpOs
fin, eta ionon iiimalenpiIfaIta put.
p6rilIe on ponta Iainoitsmerfit !.
fadnfuin eli iitd oIiii olemasiufaan.
(Satfetaan)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11
tSattoa. miimc n:roon.)

Oil fulunut miiffo. Gil ia Clio
iaattoiwat Sammiota ia Sprb1maG
gteI1iatamaan. misid falastajaipene
oil malmiina miemGGn miimemaini
tut Eorpoon l~aaristosia olelpalle
moatildlle, josia BELLE oil tariottll
fei6aiunto. Sc tabtoipot ndbo1 pai-
fan, ennenfuin tefipGt lopulliien
pGGtofien. gui of fatferalla mie-
Iell6. @ariinfin SprbGma ,iofa,
beioGn ennen l1btoG1n ipooesiGGn eli
neettG tamreeri Strenein fooisia, oil
pubunut ibmisipodmen wostarin.
nasta Siumalaa apaStaan ia mum o.
besIa lauhinut, eta pelfiruus estGG
amonen ibmiien ipntinid %tunmusta-
masta, iai bdneltd monta pistoianaa
matfalla iatamaan.
syIma oil folea ia tltlli mibaiiesti.
Hamnalla lauiui Glia:
NtfGG IGotef0 tGnGan, fun on
Min fopa lima.
9oeneen ~ontistoja arapeli, ettei oil
Int mitG1n .moaraa, ia Sammiofin,
iofa oil tottumlt plrjebtija, oil ia.
ntaa mieltd.
SprbGmG loi bitolestrneena fat-
ieenia gdiaan.
- ct ole ter1pe, raffaani, ban lalt-
fui.
Yari pGipGG olen titntenltt it.
feni mGbdn iairaafii, @lia mastaii.
Meinua on militstamtt ia lualen, eta
miniila on ipGbGn fuumettafin.
Mlttta tplld lie menee obi. @la ole
Iapoton.
- Muista, ett1 boioat itieii. We-
ne t1GltG beti fotia. Menetban?
Menen. Mlttta tGma teibGn
matfunne tefee minut min fowin le-
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11
Kirj. M. R0sENDALL


falastusmatfoilIaon. Seo1ltGGn Of
ban tGmdn fuitllilt. San lupaii bet
tulla ilmoittmaan, fun 8erner i
Shpari iaupuiiipat falipunfiin.
Mutta fopin lelpoton oil @llifin
SefG Sammion ett6 SprbGmGn alum
toon ban laittoi ionon, ettG be bet
fotia tultuaan iiitG telcfoonillo IL
moittaiiimat.
&anlrecri Streng oil puoliiello
muitaman, tuttapan luona. &otio
tullesiaon illemmGllG oil ban bpipin
lGpottomon nGfoinen. gnin ilmoi-
tettua, etteiapGt Sammtio ia SprbG-
MA mielGfGGn Object palonneet mat
faltaaan, lauiui famreeri:
= sla iGifGbbp, jos iaat fuulla,
ettG f~aupiingisia liiffuu brbu iaoris-
tosia tapabtuneesta onnettomuiloes-
ia iillG faifesta pGGttGen ei ie moi
fosfea beitG.
eli talpeni tarttlii ietGniG fdii-
'hparteen, fiibfeGsti fpipen, mitG to-
ma oil faupungilla fuiillut.
Smifellon fiilpos ioiminen eSti
famreeria mastaamosta. Iaipistaen
onnettomiuttta fiirubtiipat molem-
mot eteiieen.
Sammio astui iiiGlle. SGnen put
funia oil epGfunnosia, ban oil fall
pea ia ipapiii t~isfasta.
= MitG on tapoDtrnut9 famreeri
fpipi.
- SprbGmG on buffumut. = 3.
limme %fiertGneet mlrltaman niemen
ia tulleet aahpalle, fun fona tuulen-
pullSfa faatoi neneen. MinG pGGs
fin pobiaIIe, .t1ttta Ell Sitpari eifG #
lastaja. Soften taisteltiiaan a~altoia
ipostaan fotoiipat molemmat iDtupp-
teen, ennenfliin lGbeiippoesid purieb-
tjtpa oliis ebti opium.
BeISptDi S%untniOn 'faulaon.
- yrmala olfoon fiitettp, ettd IL
ma, onla, rafas pstGipdni, pelaStltit,
ban mapiiemolla dGnell1 Imtiui, pai-
noen pGGniG bGnen olalleen.
Spp6sti liifiitettuna riisti Can't
milo itieni6 biliaa irti @llin ipleilps-
I'd, loi bGneen iurumpoittoiien fat.
ieen ia la1tiiii:
= @oittaiana, CHI, Simari fiioli
eifG pelfurina. @iniin tdptDD beti
joutlia Glialle fiitG fertomaon, er-
nentuin bGn ebfG apento mierailta If.
mi5iltG fen Iaa frutllo.
SON oipaii oipen ia iirltbti nlos.
- GuG meme, @lia OF foapin lai.
ras, CHI buuii. Mirtta Sammio ei
enGG funllut. Sdn oil 10 ebtinpt o.
las portaista.
@ooten ipiimeiiet motmania rienii
ban rasfasta tebtGtpadniG toimitta-
moan. t -Sairamboitaiatar, iofa o.
,paii otpen, ilmoitti, eta glia oil iat-
Rama eifG ollut tamattoipisia, ia et-
I'd bGnet IGGfGrin maGrGpfiestd tltn.
min perGstG mietGiiiin Diafonisialai-
tofieen. = Sammio oil 10 poistunut,
fun bGnet futiuttiin tafaiiin. @lia
oil fuallut bGnen dGanenid ia ipaati'
nut iaaoa bGntG tatpata.
= WisiG on Sitpari9 ban Ietuot-
tomasti fpipi.
- Muta miniia, arrlon Sitmola,
Tommio buofaii tarttlii @lian To-
teen ia louiiti mapiiepolIa dGnella:
Siipari meni Seeiufien tpfo.
SGnen tpiimeiiet ianania oliipot; So
no GIialle, ettd nina Joplin len aor-
teen.
- Snfo ban fiton -?
ipodntdiGrfetp6 wolitns fatfaiii fpip-
mpfien.
8eneemme footiti. San butt
fiii.
Eammio losfi poluineen ia rii-
f,i.i. Sotf.)
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1917-01-11
sc ibminen iofa tietaa Sumo.

lDnnln ia epaitston p~imitt1minG, Ell
not tieoG mit6dn SumaIalta Iaa
neenia, iifii be eiauat fiitd SumaIaa
Eoljon olemme %iaaneet Srmalalta
Gimme ole mitGGn aniainneet. Sn
mala on antanat nellie ajalIliien e
ldman tarpeet, faiffi mit6 tarpitiem
me ruumiimme raapintoon ia tarpei,
liir. SpuiG ia tarpeelliiia oapat nd.
ma labjat, mutta fopbiG oliiimme, ell
lcnmlc oliii SGnelta muiita i%aanect.
SeipG,- raba ia tapara ehpGt moi
lammuttaa iielumme janoa ia nal.
fdd. eimatfG moi antaa rallbaa ontal.
lie tunnolle. Gen moan moi tebo1 e.
ponfeliumi Seeiufiesta, iofa fertoo
iiitd raubasta jonfa ban merenlG
faltta ristilG rafenii. SGmG onfin
luurin Sumalan roffauoen oioit1s,
cttG ban antoi Eoifania mei6Gn Jpn.
tiemme tdbben tGnne maailmaon.
Snmala ei ole jGttGnpt tGtG ai;aa
nellie ilmpittamatta, iuaan on il.
moittanut nellie ianfaiffiien arnlo.
neuponia ppbGsiG ianosiaan. NGis,
ia foifista olenme lpelpolliiet gu
maloa %fiittGmGGn.
ghloriioliittomme on mposfin ioa-
nut Siimalalta faiffea bpuGG oiaf.
leen. &eboittafoon Ie meta clifton
iGieniG fiittGmGGn Sumaloa faiffien
bDrpien labioien ontajaa. HientG ia
moatimatonta on 2iittomme tp0 Of
Tut, parIinfin fun ie on main mGbGn
oifaa toiminut. 2iittomme obielma.
na on lpbpesti; mioret &ristutien
tuntemiieen. SGtG tarfoitustaon on
2iitto foettanllt toteuttaa panemalla
toimeen barioitufiia,, blipimatfoia,il
tamia, loulaiaiiia p.m. ioisia eiitet-
tp obielma on ollut Sumalan Ianan
perustlhpaa totulitto, iosfin iitG on
eiitettp fertomisten, rllnoien, pltbeit-
ten, lotion ia laulun miooosia.
Wninitiemme Nltoriioliittomme toi
minpasto fulunen pltoIen wuoben
aialto pGGpiirteisidGn ieuraapau:
Clifton perustopa fofous pioettiin
feiGfuun 13 p. 1916. On pioettp
Z n. I. tpofofousta. 2aaoittiin ia
painatettiin 2iitolle iGGmnot. Sebtp
fatii bltipimatfaa. gbeIIinen BEND.
fuusia iGrapen rantaan falip,p. &ecfo-
fen bliipilalle; i%GlfimGinen elofuulla
Scr. @ifulan farmiIc. Eerustettu
laulitfoori ippsfuun 1 p. 2iitto on
pitGnpt 3 objelma iltamaa mai1tcle.
malta obielmalla. 2~aulufoori on toi-
minnt pbbet bengellilet laitlajaiiet II,
ieitten toiSten atpustornanu, joista
mninittafoon. prof. st. ". &ilffa,
"Suomen SGipel" miesfoori prof.
=. Wsrtoien joboolla, laitlojator
2ppli Ealm, opettajatar Sarriet So
mes ia @iss 8inifreb 8GGtti. Git
TO ppptGG aiionomoiiiIe aripoffoas-
ia alpustuflesta Iaulio ipilpittCn,1t
fiitofiet. 2iitto on p%GGtttGnpt lob.
ioittaa jGlenilleer tGlG miiobclla
"Niioriion gstdtpa" lebteG. 2aina-
firiasto on mpos pGGtettp p~erlstaa.
2~GbimmGsiG tiiletpaiiuu6esia onfin
tuo banfe toteenti,ipa. "Sinapin
Siemen' fdiinfirioitettii lebti lines.
typ mbos fuiifauiittain clifton toi.
mesta.
Gilt fiIiinelta toiminta,oioIta o.
iottatpnt, eta
tiiloia OH olliit ........ $205.37
ntenojd 67.13
rabaa fosiasho ....... 1921
Saomonia tiilot 9iitto pGGoiiolli.
,ssti lnoiputtoc ie.lrafnnnon tdrpci.
hin.
Siiton jGienllfu on noin Sc ben.
fed, ioista noin neIjG niioesoioa on
rrorin.
SpOGmelliiet fiiitofiet lauiuu Slit
4. 9~.f.fr. rl.r.rY. :. ...-.Tr. Z
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-24

"That WAS "a Quick Funeral That
Corn Had With 'G"ts-It."
'Gets-It' gets them off in a hurry
and without the least pain. can
wear tight shoes, dance and walk as
though / never had corns."
"Gets-It" makes the use of toe-ir-
ritating salves, bundling bandages,
tape, plasters and other things not
only foolish, but unnecessary. Use
this wonderful discovery, 'Gets-It,
for any soft or hard corn or callus
1t is the new, simple, easy, quick
way, and it never fails. You'll never
have to cut a corn again with knives
or scissors, and run chances of blood
poison. Try 'Gets-It' tonight.
"Gets-It" is sold everywhere, 25c
a bottle, or sent on. receipt of price,
by E. Lawrence & Co., Chicago, III.
Sold in Ell Centre and recommended
as the worlds best corn remedy by
Dunaway Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-24
, Witter Is Very Bitter.

The Brawley Internationally
speaking-states that when the proper
time to divide the county arrives the
movement will not be prefaced in the
newspapers. Editor Bitter witterly
criticises gross extravaganza on the
part of county officials and is of the
opinion that Brawley should share in
the spoils-providing that burg man
ages to attain county seat honors.
Brawley is of Greek derivative, mean
ing in the original "brawls," and
later heightened to Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-24
At the L. & S. Tonight.

Following is synopsis of the prin.
cipal events of Behind the Lines,
which will be presented at the l.. IS
tonight:
General Torrenti and General No.
monza are leaders of rival military
factions in Mexico. Senor Garcia, who
is the Nomonza diplomatic agent in
Washington, has two daughters, Nina
and Cemilla, who live with him, and
a son, Carlos, lieutenant in Nomon-
za's army. Nomonza suspects Senior
Garcia of treachery and sends Jose
his favorite spy, to Washington. with
the orders dismissing Garcia and
charging him with treason.
Nina is forced by Jose to enter
the Nomonza military hospital under
the guise of a nurse. There she meets
DR.. Ralph Hamlin, an American mill
tary surgeon. While in the hospital
Nina is forced by Jose to proceed on
various errands and secures a num-
her of important documents, which
she turns over to the Torrenti spy.
In the meanwhile, Nomonza has ex-
ecuted Jose and when Nina is led forth
10 be shot. DR.. Hamlin realizes as he
has never done before, how necessary
the girl has become.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-24
BEAT THE RAILROADS TO CAL
IPATRIA
Buy That Farm Now Before the
Railroad Is Completed.

hdiiVtu 10 SohiPiNe>u'
The railroad at Calipatria which
is now under construction is going
to be big thing for all of the
North End lands, as it will open up
this vast territory to fine transpor-
tation facilities and will naturally in
crease the value of this land to a
large extent and is the one big rea-
son why you should buy farm
here without delay.
If you want farm or have been
thinking of getting one, here is the
big opportunity of the valley, be-
cause you can still get in at the
low price that was placed on these
lands before any of the great i'm
provements were started.
These Calipatria Farms of the I'M
perial Valley Farm Lands Associa-
ton are under one of the best water
systems in the Valley, they have the
best soil that any section of the Val
ley can offer, which means the best
on earth, and now they are going
to have the very best transportation
facilities, and, better still, this rail-
road is bound to increase values, so
get in now and reap this benefit
yourself instead of waiting and hav-
ing to pay some one else a nice
profit.
Buy 40 or 80 acres now at the pres
ent low price and on the easy terms
offered and let the land pay for it
self from the crops it's produces. See
Mr.. H. H. Clark of Calipatria about
this now and let him tell you all
the particulars or show you over the
land.-Ad.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-24
ELECTS Old Officers.

Hafmony has always been the key
sffote in Imperial Water Company No.
6 and yesterdays election did not
prove an exception. T. R. Pace, Ed
ward Dool, Steve Lyons, ]. R. Moore
and George Pulliam were returned to
office. The stockholders gave un-
qualified endorsement to the Cudahy
cutoff and the Cerro Prieto canal
projects.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-24
Common Law" at Palace Tomorrow.

Common Law" at Palace Tomorrow.
Clara Kimball Young will be seen
in "The Common Law" at the Pal
ace theatre tomorrow.
The popularity of Clara Kimball
Young has increased steadily since
she left the stage in 1918 to become
a motion picture actress, until today
she stands at the head of her pro-
fession, beloved by millions of picture
Fans" drawing card second to none
and equaled by few. The prestige of
this gifted player has not been af-
fected by the craze for stage celebri-
ties on the screen. She has stood
competition with the most noted stage
players in the world, advancing in IA
vor with the public, gaining by COM
parison with the screen efforts of the
famous thespians.
In the history of photoplays there
is no more striking an instance of
the reward for paintaking effort
backed by an exceptional talent for
expressing emotion and superlative
physical beauty.
"The Common Law" is hey great
est success.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-24

Miss Thelma Salassi, winner of the
Studebaker automobile in The Press
contest that closed Saturday evening,
desires to express her appreciation of
the many kindnesses shown during
the contest. She wishes her appraise-
ment of these efforts to reach her
friends who materially aided in Sc
curing the first prize for her.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-24
LOCAL FIRM RECEIVES
LINE OF FILING CABINETS

The furniture department of the
Imperial Valley Hardware Company
has just received a full line of Var
man & Erbe steel filing cabinets. 1t
is stated that this line is one of the
most efficient filing systems ever
produced. The cases are extremely
neat in appearance and have many
conveniences.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-24

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Chestr9t ,aS
La Sale, Colo, who have been visit
ing their son, Robert Chestnut of Holt
street, left Tuesday for home by the
way of Los Angeles. They will spend
about two weeks in sightseeing in and
around Los Angeles.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-01-24

Roy D. McPherrin and Phil D..
Swing will represent the Imperial Ir-
rigation District at the annual meet
ing of the California districts to be
held at Modesto on January 27.