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Connecticut western news., 1922-11-23
PRoPERTY OWNERS ATTENTION

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Connecticut western news., 1922-11-23

Felt Him Warm, Almost Rough With
 Passions.
 Alan Conrad's presence, he had grasped and kissed her, she had not let him realize" their engagement, as he had put 1t. t-s
 ''Why not?"F he turned her face up to his now. "Your mothers here; your father will follow soon or, if you will, we'll run away-Constancei You've kept me off so longl You don't be- Heve there's anything against me, dear? Do you? Do your"
 "No; mol Of course noti" 'Then we're going to be married. |. .. Right away, we'll have it then; {; up here; nowp E'4s.'....
 "No; not now, Henry. Not up here p
 "Not here? Why not7"
 She could give no answer. He held her and commanded her again; only when he frightened her, he ceased.
 "Why must 1t be at once, Henry? don't understand"
 "It's not must, dear" he denied. 'It's just that want you sol"
 When would it be, he demanded then; before spring, she promised at last. But that was all he could make her say. And so he let her go.
 The next evening, in the moonlight, she drove him to Petoskey. He had messages to send and preferred to trust the telegraph office in the larger town.
 (Cnntinnad Naxt WaaLl
Connecticut western news., 1922-11-23
THOMAS NORTON
 LEE BAKERY
The Room Was Full, Too,

The Pencil has made quite a few pointed remarks about the Sponge be- Ing soaked all day, and the Waste Basket full, also. The Scissors are cutting up, and the Paper Weight is trying to hold them down. The Mu- cilage Is sticking around to see the Stamps get a good licking in the morning. The Inks we'll, but feels blue because Bill is stuck on the File. The Calendar Is expecting to ret . month off, and the Blotter is taking 1t all in.--Science and Invention.
Connecticut western news., 1922-11-23

Can married woman have a business career and still do her duty by her husband and her children?- Read This Freedom" by A. s. M. Hutchinson. For sale at The Ca naan Printing Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
3 g 9, . 3 6, 8. &, 6, :, g, 6, s
8 TODAY'S BORROWED
3 EDITORIAL
AGREEMENT WITH MEXICO
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Riverside Press: After February
passports will no longer be required
for Americans entering Mexico or
Mexicans entering the United States.
This has just been agreed upon by the
governments of the two countries.
1t is a good omen when the United
States and Mexico are able to agree
on anything. Happily it is becoming
easier for the two governments and
peoples to get together than it has
been for many years. The very fact
that the United States consents to a
suspension of the passport rule indi-
Gates the improvement of conditions in
Mexico and the friendlier relations eX-
isting between Washington and
Mexico City.
According to,all reports, President
0bregon is avoiding most of his pre-
decessors' mistakes, and is having
gratifying success in restoring peace
and reviving industry in Mexico.
Largely as a result of his example
and policy, too, Mexicans in general
seem to be relaxing their old suspic-
ion and hatred of the "Gringo."
Things are moving slowly and surely
toward recognition of the Mexican
government and full cooperation be-
tween the two countries.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
SHAR
GOES TO JAPAN
REGARDLESS
United Press Leased Wire

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 18.-Mrs.
Margaret Sanger, president Of the
American Birth Control league, who
was unable TO secure wise for her
passport, will sail for Japan Tues
day regardless, she declared today.
Officials of the Japanese consul
ate after an exchange of cablegrams
with Toxic, politely adhered to then
position that Mrs. Sanger could not
be admitted to Japan even under the
guise of a traveller.
"Undoubtedly the japanese gov
ernment feels that my lectures in the
universities of Japan would be detri-
mental to the theory of militarism
they have fostered," said Mrs. San
ger.
"The japanese government is op
posed to the sort of propaganda Mrs
Sanger is reported to spread" saf
Consul General Yada, and notItieC
her that should she sail witholu'
proper passport wise she would prob
ably be refused permission to land II
JaDa7.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
LODGE NOTES
(Contriouted)

The Knights Of Pythias notes have
been conspicuous by their absence the
last couple of weeks, owing to the
writer being slightly indisposed. DR.
Grady" Estes, of Jacumba was sent
for, but the doctor informed US that
he took no cases where the patient is
over few hours old. Fact is, VIC
have since learned, that Doctor
"Grady" is specialist, his line is:
"Suffer little children to come unto
me-" which appears over his office
door in Jacumba. DR.. Estes has been
nick-named "Grady" because Of the
fact that most of his professional
services have been performed on the
Mountain SPRINGS Grade. All the
boys wish Dir. "Grady" God speed in
,his newly chosen profession. "Let
your light shine," Grady.
Last Tuesday the new officers put
on the page rank, which impressed
all present, especially the candidates.
ION account of the size Of the lodge
room, the class will be divided to
take the next two ranks, so special
meetings will be called on "Wednesday
nights the two weeks following for
the purpose of initiating the second
half of the class started last Tuesday
night.
The boys in the athletic denart-
ment have worn out q number of the
apparatuses and committee was ap.
pointed to replace same. The new
stuff will be double strength, as the
boys are becoming too strong fol
anything that isn't very strongly con
structed.
Brother Sage claims that his cay
fits his head better than it does {
hook.
Scientific, Historical, and Literary
divisions Of the lodge were organized
last Tuesday night, of which more
will be said later on.
Wednesday night the Pythian Sis
ters gave farewell party for Mrs
Harrison and Mr. Harrison, at which
progressive five hundred was played
high score receiving a nice prize
Mrs. Moffit winning. Won't say who
received the low score prize, because
life is sweet and the writer has toe
much unfinished business pending tc
shuttle off at this time.
1 Inc Sisters preScHtcu d SHNei
sandwich plate (empty) to Mrs
Harrison. Speech of presentation wa:
delivered by Mrs. North. Mrs. Hart
son responded in a very able man
ner and extended an invitation to al
members of The lodge to visit her II
San Diego whenever possible, as tn
latch string would always be out u
them.
( The next X. r. article viii report ;
discussion shy the Historical division
of the 'Pacific Ocean rs Menace u
the Imperial Valley" which was ov
erlooked by the conference at Wash
lington. This topic is of, great inter
est TO all residents Of the valley, a
well as lodge members; really NOR
SO than the scraping of the navy, 0
1.-THE right to fortify the Isle OF Var
lor even the open door of China. Tn
!, argument will be put forth in schol
! larly manner and should be heard mex
Tuesday night by all members,
i Besides the above mentioned dis
cussion, there will be other thing
lhaopen next Tuesday night, not tn
least of which will be the conlerln
| Of Esquire rank on some very llkel
Young gentlemen, so all togetnf
lboys, 250 strong at 8 O'Clock ne'
Tuesday night.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
HIS PREDECESSOR

The teacher of the history class
asked little Johnny who the First
Man" was.
"You remember" she prompted
che was first in war, first in peace
and first in the hearts Of his country
men," !,
swell, it must have been ADAM
said Johnny, "because George Wash
ington married a widow."-Wayside
Tales.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
HIS WAY

"No matter how you feel" said the
Jolly person, "you should always try
10 seem cheerful. u,
81 do replied the morose one. u
always laugh when ! 60 to come
opera. y-Wayside Tales.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
SLIM PICKING

The red faced man sat IN Inc
court room listening to a long list OF
indictments being read, the maJoriey
Of which were for bootlegging. ,
"Gosh!" he brcathed, what Woald
this court do without prohibition -
Wayside Tales.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
ABOUT SOME WOMAN OR OTHER

The legal profession IN England
proposes to signalize the admission
Of the first woman to the bar in that
country in manner which will raise
The occasion To the highest possible
distinction. 1t has been suggested
that Queen Mary, as the woman Of
highest rank in the realm, should
commemorate this famous event IN
the history Of English womanho,od
by consenting to be "callcd" to the
bar rs the first woman to occupy
that honorable position.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
. BEATING THE COAL PEOPLE

! Where blizzards stage their wnltry
show,
The farmers don't care one iota
How high the price OF coal may go
Their corn crop fills their bins galore
And so they say with vnn, "Dol
durn it,
IL coal stays UP and corn goes lower
Well keep our crop OF corn ano
burn it,
Country Gentlemen.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

). K. Garren left today for Los
Angeles to attend to business.
Mrs. A. II. Griswold writes that
she will visit her friends in Ell Centre
III March. She is now living in Los
Angeles but does not forget her many
friends in Ell Centric.
Miss Nilla M. Hancock of the Ell
| Centre schools is confined to her
home on account Of illness. Mrs.
Wilson McEuen is substituting for
Miss Hancock.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Nance for
many years residents of the city of
| Imperial, will move soon to Ell Cen
tro where Mr.. Nance is now engaged
| IN business
Miss Effic Cox of San Diego, niece
of Mrs. Will Reams, has entered the
El Centro high school as a student
and will remain for the rest OF the
year in this city.
| c. N. Perry, prominent engineer of
| CaleXico is a business visitor IN El
| Centro today.
Mrs. DR.. H. B. Graeser of Holtville
is shopping in FL Centre today.
Mrs. Ten Potts and Mrs. viii
Potts of Holtville were noted today
among the out of town shoppers.
DR. l.. van II. Gerdine viii hold a
| clinic in Calexlco today.
Attorney Charles l.. Childers and
| tamily have returned from q combln-
| ed business and pleasure trip TO
| coast points.
Mrs. Mildred C. Yonge is attend
| ing Home Center meetings at McCabe
| md Heber today in the interest OF
Own Your Own Room" project in
| which large number Of Imperial
Valley girls are interested.
E. l.. Garthwaite, farm adviser, is
IN Calipatria today to attend the
! Tractor school and look after other
official business.
Francis X. Norm of the Francis X.
Lease Syndicate of Los Angeles is
attending to business In Ell Centro to-
day.
i +. w. Waite of the County Horti-
cultural Commission is busy this week
inspecting grape vines that are COM
ing in car load lots for planting the
large acreage to be set to grapes dur
ing this month. He is in CaleXico
today.
|, Mrs. Thomas Broadnax of SAM
Diego is in the valley to look after
her ranch properties.
New Teachers in Several School
Districts While the population in
some sections of the valley seem to
be but holding their own, the school
attendance at Meloland, Jasper and
Sunset has increased very greatly
and new teachers have been or will be
added to the force. Jasper now has a
four room school, but is crowded even
at that. Sunset has required an addi-
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
TheIm-PreSS-iioniSt
THE OpTOsfIST
the optimist. [ do.

love the optimist, do,
He cheers me with his smile;
| love the kind philosophy
He radiates the while.
Yet there are times 4 fain would
pause and swat him in the eye
His optimism's not the sort
That always will get by.
l had boil upon my back
One sad and fatal day;
The optimist he slapped the thing
In glad and playful way.
| let yell from out my frame
That scared the family cat,
And at the optimist l heaved
A handy baseball bat.
My lemons froze upon the trees,
My money slipped away;
l felt that somehow old Hard Luck
Was camping up my way.
The optimist he only smiled
''It might be worse" he said.
reached handy casserole
And heaved it at his head.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

More than 1000 vessels, of from
200 to 10000 tons each, are lying IN
20 fathoms (120 feet of water o.
less round the British Isles. This is
the depth at which the modern salvor
can work, if he is trying to recover
the ship itself. Cargo can be recov-
cred at greater depths.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
LIMERICK NO. A9I

There was a young lady Of SKYE,
With shape like capital /;
She said, "It's too bad,
But then can pad, -
Which shows ycu that figures cal
lie.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

The Chicago fashion exhibit was matter of interest
to every well to every The main point
involved whether they should be longer this
than last Paris bizarre Paris had decreed that there
should be lengthenng of the garb and that this should
something like eight inches which would bring them we'll
below knees The fashion arbiters at Chicago wouldn't
ali this of material though the dealers
and manufacturers urged it order to get rid fast
as possible their bolts the shelves. moreor-ess
interesting feature situation the statement of
manufacturers that prices lower by 40 per cent So
some things lower, at any rate
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

Mrs. A. II. Griswold writes that
she will visit her friends in Ell Centre
III March. She is now living in Los
Angeles but does not forget her many
friends in FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
JJO YOU KNOW

That Eskimos have live .fuiI meal'
a day?
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

Miss Nilla NJ Hancock of the FL
Centre schools is confined to her
home on account of illness. Mrs.
Wilson McEuen is substituting for
Miss Hancock.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
MORE PROOF OF 1T.

The Press has desire to do other than to present the
acs as they relate to business Improvement throughout
the country. 1t believes, however that it perform
service by pointing out particularly the instances and
incidents that prosperity and normacy returning
AS thnketh is he" the good book says. 1t in
wolves question of psychology.
Prosperity will return quickly will it to
1t will not return if make ourselves believe will
not and cannot return. That is very certain
We have cited many evidences to prove what wish to
We have given from time to time instances OF grow
ing demands for materials for manufactured products
for labor and everything else that recognized index Of
business conditions.
Added testimony of the desirable kind is found in the
bank cearngs of the cities OF California that have bank
ganzaons through which the exhibits may be made The
record week made cities of the state report
ing that eight of these ten their showing for
corresponding week Of the before by large margins
The Others Sacramento and Bakersfield fell off only
slightly
II must be remembered that last year we regarded
business quite satisfactory here California; not
only actually comparison with other portions of the
To have the evidence now that better
than year ago to that California to have
no decided slump We have through without under
going the distressing conditions that have prevailed else
where And the encouraging part OF 1t is we are beginning
grow again-going right on up.
With clear encouraging progress toward peace by
the nations of world coming out OF the highly sasfac
tory results of the Washington conference usherng in
era Of good WILL have solid foundation for the indus
trial and expansion that under 1t puts
new hope the hearts OF the people everywhere With each
individual returning his of thinking and to the
our assured and it will be much brighter period
throughout the country than the through which the
country has now happily passed
s announced at Lincoln that w. j. Bryans brother
Charley may become candidate for the United
States senate from Nebraska Now that Brother William
moved to Florida and has made known his desire to
resent the alligator state IN the senate Brother Charley
quick what nice family affair it would be if the two
Bryans sit in the seats the mighty that end of the
capitol. And just have to hand it to the two Bryan
Whether they get the senate Simultaneous
y seriae makes little they manage to keep
their family names in the newspapers from day to day.
just the same. .--.44.-.- f. ----
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
Personal Mention

}. K. Garren left today for Los
Angeles to attend to business.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

See page 6 for next weeks pro-
gram al the Palace TAeatre.--Ady.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

Inc man who accomplishcs things
has learned to labor while he waits.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

See page 6 for next weeks pro-
gram at the Palace Theatre.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
FLICK ERS'S FOOLISH
DICTIONARY

MOnteSsOrl-A neW-fangIed SyS-
tenn for promoting the infant indus
try by abolishing motherhood.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
Saturday, February Is, 1922

tional teacher and it is reported that
many new people are moving into that
section which may require another
teacher before the term closes. Meio-
land has two teachers but must
have another at once to take care o1
it's growing enrolment.
High "Y" Boys Boost Fair.--A
bunch of High "Y" boys with Secrc-
tary w. Il. Stevenson attended the
meeting of the Associated Chambers
of Commerce last night at Seeley and
sang number Of catchy songs to
boost for the County Fair.
See page 6 for next weeks pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

The city council of Long Beach is going to chick
ems you know what kind of chickens they
going Chickens still going to have all places
for their ,au.e
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
THE CURIOSITY SHOP

By switching the truth train Of
lies is soon made up.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

They've discovered invented disease called
"taking sickness When is correcely diagnosed it will
no doubt prove to be just plain of politics.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Nance for
many years residents of the city OF
Imperial, will move soon to Ell Cen
tro where Mr.. Nance is now engaged
in business
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

Another funny thing about opti-
mists is that they never seem to talk
quite so high ard hopefully when it's
Sheir own lemons that are frosted.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
RECAPITULATlNG


The optimist's a kindly soul
He surely has his place;
But there are times, must aver,
When could smash his face.
"A. +. {
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

Hollywood is going to discipline the newspapers
for printing reports of the movie scandals. How about
dscipning the movie stars for enactng the and the
public reading them? All of should in the
maledictons.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

Hush money talks vociferously a
times.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

That "fool proof electric switch inventor s
has perfected will get thorough try-out.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

And that reminds us, did they get
any Pullman porters in that black
hand gang pulled the other day in l.
A?
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

In attrbutng lounge lizards to college faults that pro-
lessor may that they ddn stand well in school, either
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

There ought to be some spectacies i'll the jul
those doomed battleships
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

Speaking of Ireland--well, hope there is such
animal. ~ n uz -
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

The sun never sets on British domnions,
troubles, either
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

The wheat farmer beginning to take heart again The
price his product rapidly advancing and he may
onaby hope get back the cost Of growing for the
ing years crop.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18
SOME LUCKY GUYS WE KNOW

A lucky guy
Is Reggy Redd;
He never gets
A cold in head.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

Miss Effie Cox of San Diego, niece
Of Mrs. Will Reams, has entered the
El Centro high school as a student
and will remain for the rest OF the
year in this city.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-02-18

c. N. Perry, prominent engineer OF
Calexico is business visitor in FL
Centre today.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-11-02
: Ship your
Churning Cream
aia Z" J9IE
Wi,lssr Farm Dairy, Denver

6ORDoee jsoo0EA ODD djtv ssldHt|
"a ,raastsr oGss Gsss'sl ia..,'.s ha
AUTO agips to md from Deovsf1
y DAILY bsave tsrders isstu ksa.
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ePhsnso dArvseo2Sdt ro1 exi1q shi bowl
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- l.I-ss.s.ss1Ivu-.
THE AMENDMENTS

It is OF the utmose poft4nSa H2kA
voters give close attention to the
amendments to be voted d In Nov
ember. A. usual thiag voter II,
more attention to candidates thsn'
they do to amendmsnta q. Ne 9Con3
stitution. The reysislY should ~
true, as candidates s srs elected ~
two years only whefist t1e s,isSSasd-
ments are a permanent propo iSsitto q
rnl... changed b s.sddzs eon1sltas
tional amendments ~ .' 20" :
Among the .m nasndas2gHt r III ~
ballot e = voted IN q n a,1Fss sy'M a.'I
No. ~ !. pres ydi'dlss;s,gI ts,6oS,ooo
road bond issue y r. retdq INT
Il the tate shall ts6ess,s,. ssg55Sd
I1 roads are mex neces.; s.a4aE IhtYresr
ss Inc to ,al psy tk9ls sSSSsS vi,f
ZONE .T out, sok the sSeSs2SShes 9ihesnias
tsss1 50 s,o that Jseners2 f.3sg aail saSta b.
i FEa1sea7H S9sFiI .ss1eY s s . .sss1ig
ess Amendment iNse oa. = SsgljsdsaI so+pa
Utilities commlssiSsSi TIT 1haK hSvs
Jurisdiction over Of dc uthitiys
Of the STATE, including bSsy LARGER
'eisis, that are now issl Under q tas
,sw. There Il no rifsaa6oh wy btass
bfs fellows should bsr&ssuesaIdiffars
entiyrfsom 4sk tnalk ssmlaniasrjust
because eAsy srareblG. 1fiah, Xpea
sy.,ro on this 4amenSSnsspt and i've
|the biz fellow the selae dose that ne
lsttle fellow ssts. "'''o" 'z'N go
|e1sNo. 1 provides fSf u stasel dneons
tux. The law y nbed,hsdsf mate n ~,
might add to tsxatisa aad should be
voted down. diiifirD 10 yolworo ,e
=, No. y5-i Is the Anti Vhissetiap. Law,
which, II passed. VAL lirl Al meA-
cal research in this state. The lives
of a thousand mice 4 surely lot
that Of one baby snd this daness-
Gus law, fathered by = lot Of thought
less people should be voted down.
No. 8 provides for . revision Of
the state constitutes and should b
passed. Many Of our laws ~ OBJ
solete and should b written off.
Amendment Ne. = fhosid pass in
order to enable tAs new general
hospital, being consductsA in Den
yer to bring the Asst two ysars
medical course % that institution,
whirh Il not poas1hle With OF III
amendment.
Amendment 8 and . ps.v,ds ssr
extending tsr.as Of efAesrs fron
two years 70 fosf ysara TIT
amendment shosia b killed. An o.
fiesr Who makes. oDed - - -
elected and II ~ ~ Of ~ rioAt
I
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-11-02

G. 8. woman, are recognized for their
abnity. " ~ VA = w
This year Jefferson county will
Incognizs woman's place in the world
~ slscting woman to the County
: Blsfk's office at Golden. Miss Man
By b young woman Of wide exper-
ience in office record work. a,,,g
fhs voters and taxpayers will
make no mistake in placing an x
aftsr ,c tAs :. Democratic candidate,
Laura G., MANLY, for County, Clerk
nnM " }7hfS ne ,n95W aoIi
snA Hscorder.i,rsm aodg 70 sbr,.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-11-02
IN NEMoNUSt

(Fnm the Entstpaise of lest Sesk)
s. thsdiovim4b pmensasv odf Private
R1sishr NSshris6h. y o dksa . 0ctooie6,
Jot p.or al o1edt tadi ovi,isoq y1ov si
IT. ysasb HAVE alss.lyop esesdy until
6Yenha~e sosnted lfsnAodi tadt e.
sT3feosar daritns leftI usu1As dwell
kAh.thU AnEsaa sysRysAesss2 t1of
NJ afvsys IT. anA thiHk,p Ysp Ihen
NGut6 as1s, yedt az noos as ieifs
Fof rsmotynin IT, lesly AhissI that
rief can eall it, own. .sgodg slda
a 1l4a3illy mhsaA Nv yasy loving Mother,
Fsfhsn shstsr ised sDrstAsr .arow aid
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1922-11-02
PIKE -EoR 1REAsuRER

Etei sss.l6SsEnSS
Of ooj lgassf ~ - x ssi,sis
imp+ I, I ~ q Is Z.
fsrs9n ~ : q! i! J =
fills this position, must Be well
qualified. The Democratic party
At this time offtra- -OtirA Riks Of
Nortisontto 0kelitiop,
and bslFsS o. ~ 4sssi(elRn Il
cxesbtsbsnS ssalsd MsS{n1Sr