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Srscer1

The late Jacob Schi1. said {
hanke<. was Z progressive and $
eIal reSor1er. but he hated the pinh
or parior boisheviks. snd sAore q
he hated your real borns+hrOwfh
reds
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for the reds lay not IN depo-iatin,
bur In esfEcatiou- A. be caoe szA:
- ref i a chap who hasn't mai
enough
The Ordway new era., 1921-01-07
Halls C,afarrh Medicine

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HALLS CATARRE MEDICINE .
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The Ordway new era., 1921-01-07

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The Ordway new era., 1921-01-07

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The Ordway new era., 1921-01-07

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Freed Erom|
Torture
6tonic Cleared n'|
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The people who have sen ,,J d
fer torsures from neuralgia o.oe n
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fesrtiy sound and weli-aesoiu'e'
TO Eatouic.r writes r. Long ~
PROFIT By Mr.. Lougs expefer.Sr;,s
vour stomach In healthy cnr.s
freSh and cool. and avoid the alse as;rse
that come from an aeio M u
Eatonie brings relief BY takins s,sr = y
carrying out the excess ae rstcsy
xases-does II quickly Take sn snas,far!
after eating and see bow ooly /
il helps you- Big box costs cos.rtes
trtde With your druggists gual
The Ordway new era., 1921-01-07
in OPEN IETTEl
TO WOMEN
M.. Little Tells How q.
Suffered and How Final,
Cured

Pha1Seipeia. h-'Tvupa..u
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Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-07
RIVER GUAGE
Yuma, Ariz, Nov

Yuma, Ariz, Nov. 1921.
Mean daily guage heights in feet
and mean discharge in second-feet of
the Colorado river at Yuma, Ariz., for
the week ending November 4, 1921.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-07
MAYORAL|Ty FIGHT
IN n { v YORK
CLOSES TODAY
In Addition to City Officers 66
AsseMblyMen to Be Chosen;
Main Battle BetUeen MayOr
Hyldn and Major Currun
CPv Associated r.4eD

NEW YORK, Nov. New York's
mayoralty campaign came to a
whirlwind close today. Tomorrow
more than 1,250,OO0 voters will have
the opportunity of going to the polls
and casting their votes for one of
eight candidates for mayor ard other
municipal officers.
1.-THE candidates for mayor are:
Mayor John F. Hylan, Democrat,
who seeks re-election; Mayor Henry
II. Curran, Republican, Coalition;
Magistrate Jacob Panken, Socialist;
Jerome de Hunt, Farmer-Labor; Geo.
K. Kinds, Prohibition; John P. Quinn,
Socialst-Labor; Joseph D. Miller, Sim
gle Tax, and Benjamin Gitlow, Work
ers' League (Communists).
Citlow's name was ordered strick-
en- from the ballot because he is serv-
ing sentence in Sing Sing prison for
anarchy. Officials of the Communist
party, however, said his name would
NC "IIlCSIi III the DdllOI.
In addition to city officers. &C as
semblymen are to be chosen to rep
resent the city in the state legislature
and special election will be held in
the sixteenth state senatorial district
to fill the vacancy caused by the resig-
nation of Senator Martin McCue.
Seven proposed amendments to the
state constitution are to be acted
upon. The most important of these
is the proposal to give former soldiers
preference in VIGIL service positions.
The main battle, all observers
agree, will be between Mayor Hylan
and Major Curran. Both have con-
Quoted vigorous campaigns, in which
the lie has been passed frequently.
The mayor has charged his opponent
with representing the "plunderbund,"
"the interests" and "the traction
crowd" In denial, Major Curran has
accused the mayor of gross ineffi-
cheney.
Of all the many issues, the subject
most talked about has been the five
cent fare on the traction lines. Mayor
Hylan has claimed he prevented the
fare from being raised. Major Cur
ran, asserting that he too is for the
nickel fare, has charged that the
fare question isn't an issue, that it is
a smoke screen used by the mayor to
cover up maladministration.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-07
TURKEY MEN
RECE|v|N
/ | c / EST
Pr lei: 6
Thirty-three Cents Pound
Now being Paid for Val
ley Turkeys; Price Said to
Be Seasons Highest Quo
tatiOn

Turkeys are selling in Imperial Val
ley at 33 cents, with now and then an
exception where the flock is particu-
larly good and bonus is given.
This, in the opinion of j. F. War
ner, an expert in the poultry business
and winner of many prizes at the re-
cent Ell Centre fair, is as high as the
valley growers of the THANKSGIVING
bird can hope to expect. He bases
the statement upon the fact that Tex
as turkeys are being sold at 1S and
10 cents. He says reports that Lone
Star State turkeys are selling as low
as II cents are inaccurate. A price of
Is cents means that they can be laid
down in Los Angeles dressed at 35
cents, possibly 33 or 81. He goes on
to explain that this would mean 2S
and 40 cents for Imperial Valley
dressed turkeys there because turkeys
from this valley draw premium on
the big city market of cents over the
shipments from the east.
At present many turkeys are being
shipped to San Diego at price ex-
ceeding that offered on the Los Ange-
les market. This, however, is tenn
porary big order of special nature.
Warner expects the price to remain
as it is now or perhaps go lower. He
recalls the fact that in the fall of
1918 Imperial Valley turkeys sold at
81 cents and the raisers made big
money, lifted mortgages and were
prosperous. Grain and other feed
figure about the same as it did then.
Turkeys have not been largely pro-
cuced in the valley since that year un-
til this fall, when there are appar-
emily more than there were in 1919
and 1920.
At Holtville the big buyers are kept
busy and the competition in buying is
just as sharp as it ever was. This, the
ranch women hope, will result in bet
ter figures, but Warner says that they
are likely to be disappointed just as
they were when holding for 45 cents.
The present offer of .33 cents is on the
foot and applies to young toms and
young hens-hirds hatched early this
year.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-07
ARM|ST|CE DAY
COMPLETES RED
CROSS YE A R
One Dollar Ner Year Pays
Membership Dues for One
Year; One-half of MOneu
Stays Here for Home Service
Work

Your membership in the American
Red Cross will expire on Armistice
Day, November II. Nobody who
knows and loves the Red Cross will
want to drop out when the small sum
of one dollar per annum will link
them up to the marvellous relief work
OF the organization.
The usual whirlwind campaign for
renewals and new members will be
made soon, but those vino desire to
continue their association with and
support Of the Red Cross are urged to
call at headquarters without further
solicitation and pay the fee for men,
bership.
No secretary has been secured as
yet, but the work is going on, many
people coming from day to day to ask
relief. The chapter is in sore need of
funds to carry on. 1t must have the
support of the community as it has
never had it before or give it all up.
In the interest of conservation of
relief funds, the board of managers
has asked all organizations and in
stitutions in the city to pledge stip-
ulated amount, greater or. less as they
feel able, to take care of the needy
of the city as we'll as the ex-service
men whose care is ours in the largest
sense possible. Some have misunder-
stood the call and have turned it aside.
If all could but realize the Importance
of scientific direction of relief fund
expenditures, surely leaders of every
organization would have been glad t,
recommend TIE plan to those they
lead and direct Through the church
es, f1aternal organizations, clubs, etc,
almost every citizen could be reached.
Many of the more well-to-do residents
Of the city will make individual
contributions and the whole,
it is hoped, will make it possible to
carry on the Home Service Depart
ment as in the two years passed.
All money so contributed and one
half of the membership money will
remain in the treasury of the local
chapter for Home Service Work.
Imperial Valley press., 1921-11-07
FIRE BURNS
APPROACH To
FERRIES At
CORONADO
Heroic Work of Fire Fight
ers Saves MOrena and Ra-
mona; Cutter ''Bill KettH
ner" Credited with Savink
Ferry Building III

Flames leaping up from burning
oil on an outgoing tide and augment
ed by explosions Of an oil line prac-
tically destroyed the approaches to
the San Diego and Coronado ferry on
the Coronado side yesterday morning:
menaced the ferries Morena and Ra-
mona, which were saved only through
the personal heroism of three men;
then attacked the ferry building and
were subdued only after property
valued at tens of thousands of dollars
had been reduced to smoking ruins.
Stubbornly fighting what seemed a
losing battle at times were members
Of three fire departments and scores
OF United States navy men landed to
aid in subduing the flames. Beaten
back by the towering flames, menaced
by the explosions Of the red-hot oil
pipe, they nevertheless continued the
struggle, and finally conquered.
Risked Their Lives
While everyone who fought the fire
did effective work, the actions of
three men, two ferry company en-
ployes and another spreckels company
worker, filled another chapter in the
book where courageous deeds are re-
corded. For it was these three men
who at the risk of their lives made
certain Of the safety of the big fer
ries Morena and Ramona, which had
been moored within reach of the
flames.
When the fire started shortly after
4 o'clock yesterday morning the ferry
Morena was taking oil through a six
inch line strapped to the beams of the
wharf. The flames, water borne, were
sweeping toward the Morena when
Charles D. Atkinson, chief clerk to the
superintendent of motive power of the
San Diego Electric railway, and Jas.
O'Connell, engineer of the Morena,
boarded the big ferry and cast loose
the lines.
Engineer O'Connell rushed to the
fire room, where he found the steam
pressure very low. Hastily he tried
to increase the pressure and theu
turned the weak head of steam into
the engines, which responded, and
slowly the ferry backed out of the
blazing slip. With difficulty O'Con-
nell acted the dual role of fireman
engineer and Atkinson captained the
ferry into the stream, where the ves-
sci was boarded by H. Thompson, sec
ond mate of the steam yacht Ventia.