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Monte Vista journal and Monte Vista graphic-reporter., 1922-01-14

Tourists to the number of 60
745 We're estimated to have visited
the Rio Grande Forest during the
past season and there are now "a
summer homes located on the
forest.
1t is estimated by the Forest
Rangers that there are now 657 elk
on the Rio Grande Forest. When
the forest was established in 1905,
only small band of these animals,
numbering about 20, were found
ranging in the vicinity of Wagon
Wheel Gap and the Riverside ranch
above Masonic Park, the winter
refuge for n large number of these
animals at the present time. where
considerable numbers are often
seen by trainmen and passengers on
the Creede branch of the Rio
Grande Railroad.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18
ANTI SALOON HEADS ARE
HERE TO BUILD UP
LEAGUE
Gel. Dan Smith, LeaGer of Battalion
of Death, Here for Work
Tells in an Interview Inside Workings
and Purposes of League

A. II. Briggs, state superintendent
Of the anti-saloon league, the dry or
ganizaton that is supporting the
Wright act, is visiting Ell Centre.
With him are Colonel Dan Morgan
Smith, leader of the Battalion Of
Death, and Mrs. Smith, Mr.. S. r.
Montgomery, Of Los Angeles, super
intendent for southern California, Mr..
Eadie, secretary to Colonel Smith.
These gentlemen will spend this week
n the valley in the interest of the
fright State Enforcement act.
Asked when the referendum cam
paign will be on, Mr.. Briggs answered
that it is now under way, "The Grape
Growers Protective association" he
said, "has already Launched it's at
tack upon the Wright act. A local
branch of this organization, it will be
remembered, made the fight against
the anti-bootlegging ordinance in
Santa Clara county and was beaten by
a majority of one thousand one hun
dred and ten. The Wright act is an
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18
TO ORGANIZE THE COUNTY
FOR PROHIBITION
ENFORCEMENT

Preceding the address by Col. Dan
Morgan Smith at the Christian church
next Friday, January 20, at ZOO p. m.
there will be a meeting Of those citi-
zens who are interested in seeing the
bootlegger put out of business.
There will be effected at that meet
ing county organization whose bust
ness it will be to help carry the
Wright bill, in order that the police
and the judiciary of the state of
California may have complete author
ity to catch the bootlegger and put
them where they belong-in Jail.
The earnest men and women of this
county who believe in 100 per cent
Americanism, enforcement of law,
reverence for the constitution and the
jailing of the bootlegers are invited
TO be on hand promptly at TOO o'clock
SO that the organization may be form
ed before Colonel Smiths address at
7:30.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18
LOWTHER HEADS new
INLAND WATER
DISTRICT

William G. Lowther, secretary of
the Brawley Commercial club, and
also of Water Company No a, has
been elected president of the newly
organized inland water district.
Mr.. Lowther is one of The heavy
property owners of the new district
and is also a man of affairs in the
north end. James Burke, of inland,
is secretary of the new district.
These gentlemen were elected at
the organization meeting of the
board of directors recently appointed
by the board Of supervisors The
directors have ordered the preimin-
ary work of construction to start i'm
mediately on the system; and As
semblyman Frank Beal, one of the
members of the board, has gone to
Sacramento to attend to the neces-
sary legal formalities there in get
ting the new district started off.
The headquarters Of the district
will be maintained at INLAND. The
district comprises more than 10000
acres Of fine land, beginning along
the line Of the northern boundary
OF Water Company, No. 8 at Mundo,
and extending north and northwest.
erly to Frink, including Wister The
land lies alOnS. both sidoc of tho
main line of the Southern Pacific
and when under cultivation should
add materially to the agricultural
production of the Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18
THAT BAD BACK

Do you have dull, steady ache in
the small of the back-sharp, stabbing
twinges when STOPPING or lifting-dis,
tressing urinary disorders? For bac
back and weakened kidneys Ell Cen
tro residents recommend Doan's Kid.
nev Pills. Read this Ell Centro state
ment.
Mrs. B. Fl. Lancaster, 221 N. Eighth
St, says: 81 can give Doan'sz Kidney
Pills the highest praise. They put
my kidneys in good condition after
had suffered long time. My kidneys
were weak and the least cold l took
settled in them. l had severe back
aches and pains across my kidneys
felt so worn out, could hardly do
my house work. Headaches and dizzy
spells made the trouble worse and my
Kidneys didn't act regularly. Doan's
Kidney Pills cured me. My back is
now strong and my kidneys do not
trouble me-"
Price 60c., at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-ge'
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mrs. Lancaster had. Foster Milburn
Co., Mfrs, Buffalo, N. Y.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18
BIG MASONS COMING.
TO VISIT LOCAL
CHAPTER

Mattison 3. Jones, grand high
priest of the Grand Chapter, Royal
Arch Masons of California, together
with delegation from the San
Diego and Glendale chapters of the
order will arrive in Ell Centre next
Saturday on an official visit to the
local chapter.
In honor Of the distinguished visit
or and visiting companions the ladies
of the Eastern Star will serve
dinner in the banquet hall of the
Masonic Temple, to which all Royal
Arch masons have been invited. Fol-
lowing the banquet the Royal Arch
degree will be conferred and the
assembly will be addressed by the
High Priest.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

anti-bootlegging statute and the same
forces are arayed against it in the
state which were so badly beaten in
Santa Clara county. The bootleg
ring being composed of professional
criminals, grafters, aliens and natur-
allied citizens who have not yet learn
ed to honor and respect American in
stitutions and traditions, cannot, Of
course, make the fight under it's own
name. The Grape Growers Protective
association pretends to be for law en-
forcement, but the fact that at time
when the state is being flooded with
bootleg poison, it seeks to distract
attention from practical measures TO
suppress it by starting discussion
of the abstract question of state and
federal relations, naturally arouses
suspicion. Every school child knows
that the state of California has the
power to protect the health of it's
citizens and preserve order. Every
school child knows that it owes duty
to protect health and preserve order
when they are menaced. 1t is self
evident that the bootleg business has
attained proportions that make it a
menace to health and order. Yet the
Grape Growers Protective association
proposes that not a single court, not
single peace officer in California
shall protect it's citizens against the
traffic in poison. 1t is fair infer
ence that the bootleg ring is speaking
and acting through the Grape Grow
ers' Protective association"
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18
WANT OFFER ACCEPTED
United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON. Jan. ,1S.-Prompt
acceptance of Henry Ford's offer for
the government nitrate and power
plant at Muscle Shoals, Alabama,
was urged on Congress today in a
petition by the private soldiers and
sailors legion. Fcrd's development
of the project would provide work
for many former soldiers now out
of employment, the petition stated.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

A "swat all needless ornaments"
campaign has been inaugurated by
women's institutes throughout Eng
land. It's sponsors say that money,
time, busters and maids tempers will
be saved and neater, more tastily
decorated homes will result.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

of men, it attracted widespread in
terest and has been pointed out as
marking the beginning OF a new era
in the existing relations between the
land proprietor and the Chilean agri-
cultural laborer.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

The first farm laborers' strike in
Chile was called recently by several
hundred workers on the .2O,O0O-acre
estate Of an English woman near
Santiago. While the actual move
ment was confined to one farm and
involved relatively small number
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

NURSERY STOCK-Grape fruit trees,
grape vines and cutting berry
kinds of fruit bearing trees, vines
and plants adapted to the Imperial
valley. Highest quaitv, owest price.
orchard and vineyards painted and
developed to order. Experience and
careful renning has taught us eff
ficiency, meaning good work. low
cost. Consultation free. Give us de-
scription of YOUR property, state whp y
part you want planted to what fruit
crop. We will inspect and report
promptly as to it's adaptability. Write
phone or cal Claussen Nurseries, BX
5S4, residence 675 SO. 5th ST., Braw-
ey, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18
a Talk On
Aluminium Ware
By our buyer

local dygoods firm has received large shipment of light
weight line which experience and observation
leads believe purchased from and special sales
house which makes speciality of buying factory oveocks job lots
and selling them country merchants in
This merchandise being advertised prices that very
cheap the average person. The genuine bar
weight makes little difference these knk knacks The higher
priced items however, ARE NOT CEAPLY PRICED especially
quality considered One point remember that ALUMINIUM
IS ONLY ABOUT HALF OF WHAT 1T WAS TWO YEARS AGO,
and much under what it was only few months
Aluminium ALL LOOKS GOOD WHEN 1T is NEW but after
it is used few months character apparent The fact that
it pure aluminium makes difference the quality depends the
hardness and stiffness Of the sheet aluminium from which
stamped and the thickness of the sheet The following
pres of the GOOD BRANDS the market today WEAR
EVER which without exception the best made anywhere the
world; UNIVERSAL, ALLADN, IDEAL, MIRO and VIKO.
You buy freely in of the above brands and be
of satisfactory service The brand trademark your guarantee
One Of the hardest problems connected with this
the lines of cheap the market especially during the
when the makers of GOOD WARE turning their
output the Government for the Army Camps Many
have been attracted by the good appearance of these and
later condemned all aluminium when their purchases
satisfactory We sold of these during when
could get nothing else, which regretted later
Last felt that needed GOOD popular priced
line in addition WEAEVE could sell guarantee
and that end from and
comparisons finally stock VlKO
close everything except WEAREVER which class
by itself These samples sale greatly reduced prices
which show the big price have taken place since last
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

FOR SALE-A good IS Model Ford.
Anyone wishing a good buy drop me
line at once. l will show you the
car. Fl. w. Gober, route 2, Box As, III
Centre, Calf.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

FOR SALE-Desirable house partly fur
nished, bath, garage, trees. street
improvements, near high and gram
mar schools Exceptional sacrifice for
$1750 cash. Phone 55SJ.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18
SPECIAL OFFER

In order that the people Of EI Centro and the Valley
STANDARD GOODS, going offer the few worth
than $3.50 such Tea Kettles and 2 Double Boilers adver
ted the special price of So Most regular
cheaper than the items the and
these day in the This special offer will hold open
for Friday and Saturday THERE IS NO NEED TO HURRY on
THE OTHER ITEMS Many Of the items in the
practical items and would sell regular way therefore,
them Any of these items however will be glad order
for the prices but will give VIKO WARE
of the items shown made by the Vko
VKO because they special We these stock
and regular prices these follows Round Roae
Percoator, SIPS
We feel the above words on cooking wares is due our
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

FOR RENT-Sleeping room with home
privileges in modern five room bung
allow one block from Main ST., to
lady. TAI State ST.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

PRACTICAL nurse will take home
casea. Best of references. TAI State
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

BABY CHIX-Golden Buff, Brown and
White Leghorn, Anconas, Black Mi
norcas, Barred Rocks, r. l. Reds and
Buff Orpingtons. Enoch Crews, Sea-
bright, California
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

FOR SALE OF EXCHANGE-The fin
est 15-room Rooming House in Holt
vile, Calf. This place is a money
maker. I will sell on easy payments
or exchange on a 20 acre ranch. Wi
take a good used car as part pay
Il. r'ul iuil particulars. terms and
price, write to box 336, Holtville, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

FOR RENT-Furnished four room apt
with private bath. Sorlei Apt. 733
Broadway.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18

FOR SALE-New five room bungalow
strictly modern, many built in fea -
lures, two large screen porches. Twa
large lots 12O by 140 feet, lawn and
frult trees, completely furnished with
new furniture or unfucnished. Part
cash, balance $50 per month. Good
standard automobile taken as part
payment. Phone 294 for appointment
Imperial Valley press., 1922-01-18
Too Late To Classify

FOR RENT-To right parties. New five
room furnished house; lawn; garage;
on pavement; most desirable. Inquire
sos Park Ave.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
S0ciaL Lems

Mrs Wm Britt H entertaining na afternoon WIla throe ah'c Of bridge. lhc uo.H mo..ly being mom- bora or u bridge club formed In Ju- uc.u which Eon. together for many yrru hul which was broken mp owe ne ln mrmh.m moving rWar
 N# Gor Johnson. H. hor homo on sar.nln rooU entertained with three uhI.. of bade. on Wednesday afternoon Mu H L Faulkner carried oT honor Io. n.eh arorc.
 Tho Friday HrIr. Club mo. with Nr. IT. l. WhI. yesterday afternoon. Mu Z R Cheney won rr.lc for high eorc.
 4 community dinner wlH e.rcn las. night at tho home O, Mr. and Nm. J. ~. McHr.le ou sixth a.roo. .o celebrate Ihe wedding anniversary ol themselves and Mr. mt Nu w. WI cr.rr. Tr. and lIo birthday of NH. II. T. Faulkner uII of which events occurred on Iurua. II A delight. mI evening was enjoyed by aI nre ent
 Nm J. r. EHrr entertained w.th a brdre luncheon .a, Monday afiur- noon Four table. participated. Frf and second prizes were award
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
WEDDING LORE

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The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12

intersection southoriy ond limo 'Bas- oInour No. J" unGurVoycd, whence sW Cor. of BaG0.nCur No. I bears 8. gge l8 ". 207.83 ft. thence N i5' OO' w. G39.fG ft to Cor. No. whence SW Cor. Basoineur No. l CUuurvoyodJ bears s. 2l' l5 E. 138.93 ft. thence g. f6' 08 W. 295.65 fL to intersection of westerly side Uno of Baa0Incur No. l whence SW Cor of Bas0Inour No. ] bears 8. l5' 00' E. G77G2 feet; thence 8. l6' O8' w. 29O.G5 ft. to Cor. No. q thence s. f5 O0' E. l500.00 ft. to Cor. No. Z. Che place of beginning Total aroa of Golden West Lode 20.185 acroa Arca iu conflict with Baso- Incur Mo- Lode unauryoyod i469 acros. The area fo in conflict with Ono Bag0Inour No. ! Lode unsurvoy- ed. f.fGg acres. is excluded from this anpIcau0n Net area applied for 1b71G acre8.
 Tho Golden West Lode Claim ia bounded on Che North by ungurveyed par0iuour No. lode claim and vacant ground. 0n thc East by Bas0- incur No. ! Lode Claim (un8uryey- cdJ and vacant ground; on Che South by Rising Sun Lode Claim, Sur. No. IOfd and uusurYeycd landi on in9 Wcst by uumrycyod land.
 The latitude and longitude ot V. g h. N. No. z arc 57' 39' 30" N. and 1862 O6' w. respectively
 Amy and an persons claiming ad- varsoIv Che above lode mining ground or any portion thereof arc roouIrod t0 nlc thoIr adverse claima wth Che Register Of Che United staios Land OT'cc at Juneau. Alaska, within Che period of publication or eight months thereafter or be barred by Che provisions Of Che statute.
 FRANK A. BOYLE. Register
 First publication June 2i 1929.
 Last publication Aug. 26, 1922.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12

BABGAIN- House and three iolH
 DoIe. ear in good condition; 30-ft es boat 1is fl leam aII for worth O. boaL The boat Ia new was care- fully hu.lt by good mechanic. Plank fms aI l..od wth bra" and gaI- van.rei crcWa mo nuIai IH fully equipped w.th Iio prcaorvor WhIa- Io. Hoarchueht acIlaIra.cr electric NrhiH two storage hatIor.o seats arranged for huuNuF Everything ncWi 10-h. D. Wnion engine. speed IO mIo. AI for f2f00 or win aeil
 separately TbH .a worth looking uIu Box EH. Huuo Alaska b-Il-lt
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
MINING NEWS

Con MUrr and D. McGuwa O. NcCarihy took .Ho months grub on rar.horH and hove gone f1 Che Robinson Cree. country on proa- neeuus trip.
 Tho u. s Geological Survey nnr.y Nc# MoItl Hunter and Holland. hare now reached Mccarthy huv- ing worked mp from sre.ua ThU arc making omn on Mccarthy crock. where ney win naHd n ahor, ..me. afIc rwbIch ther win go over Go lho NIsna river and work up Che Cmtu- stone
 Ernest Olson Of Valdez has eono io Che No.ehua district to prospoc, for Che summer
 Td Jobnaon and Ed spontadt came down from tfo Chunch nr0n- ar.y ou Mineral Crook Monday and report Ono property looking worry promising They returned WciuoH- day with a quantity of supplies
 Tbe Mount Mckinley Gold placoa uU. which .s engaged I'm hydraulic operations I'm thc Kmuahua district .a certain to have a good cleanup .hIa selaon. according Io word brought olt oreonUr Thrc. uozEIcs one b. inch and two I-.uch. wien plenty oI valor behind .ham. are hard at work taking out two cuts 0n Caribou crock witch very satisfactory reTu.Ia The pluu.ne thus 'ar made IndIcHle that .He ground .H going much better chan was originally e.um1tei.
 The famous FaIs Crock group Of n'acer mining claims In che Cacbo Greek d.sH.. owned Jointly by Hugh Price and To.nH and EIon hnHer1n. and which huta heon u filtration for Che naH Ihreo yoarH 1..ma tHo solo property 0f tho hu- dor.1Hs on tho 10th or July through Che purchase o. .hn .n.crc.. ol Price and Ch.rIa. Maos Tho consideration H M dto hre been tIHU00. An era. nrHu. m court orc .o h. WItH- drawn This H..I'o IeuI oI long standing. which uH. Che cause ol at Ie1e. HHIlIo.eu HHreaH .u .r.m. ulI ncHon. al Ioa.l four Hwu.H .0. iImae and one sun r'ay W.th eight shots Hr.I .t HI.oo and h.H erow The ground |. proving very reH and .t took aII of th.H litigation .o bring ohou. .Hc H'e Andouon# putting ou a double crow ol mon and win work IHe property day and u.eHl
 Before 'e1r.n. for Seattle. w. R.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
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rnI.. morning worship n. n. suM.eI r...H and Trust.
 srI.. .Ho.. .I Il.f'. We have . pine. for .I Why mo. he.n .1 lo H.. very Important work.
 Enuor.H I..euc ri ' o'clock. aun- .. .e...r...... Che Er.urlrI u. Florence. n B F.mmor leader
 E.e.ne worship al g o'clock. suH.... "r.uH aud Trust. It you a.. unsettled in your religious N.c hear IH.. two .e-mon. At any r... worship witch us .It win do you ..r.
 m. s.H... school hoarI win meet mex. N.In. ..r evening H. $ o'clock u. IT. election ID. officers for iHe ensuing g..r and che transaction of ....r Important hr..r. w. A. A... H.0-
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
NAVAL RADIO STATION
 PROBABLY CONTINUED

According 'H telegram received by He Juneau Commercial A#oc.l. Uor from Charles n Garfield aoc
 rotary of Che AiuEa Bureau of .he Seattle Chamber ol Commerce. .horo Ia n strong likelihood .HHl Che naval radio HaIou at ,hH rHcc win be continued number of strong pro- .a.'s ae.u.. IH abandonment. mF- Ire hc.n n'eI from .uluen..a. gunr- Ier.. among IHUm hene Che eol...e Chamber II a H.l that Che radio -amm.Hdant at Che Hremer,on navy rarI .s opposed tn closing Ono Juneau station and win recommend IH cone uuurr.a T.. IH. Navy Department.
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
HOME FOR HOMELESS

Mr Byron A. Oaou haa .akn Che iareo dwelling houo ou Che corncr oI Main and Sixth Hlsooa and cam accommodate a number Of roomor. che room. an being well lighted and s.oam heatci. She win also take regular boarders mp to a dozen Mra o.aon has am onv.abie reputation aa a cook and houaesooncr. and alccow H certain lo attend her cI0r,s In providing for her patrons Sunday dinners at Mrs. OH0na win bo ioa- uraf
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
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Service. ur. held every Sunday a. n a. m. in tHe church O. Christian
 on.. e....E o. Iurauu. on EI..n s.I... I..H00r Main and Seward sra..H rf. uhIo.. Sunday win ho Soul.
 smf.t school aI a.I5 n m.
 Wednesday Testimonial meeting -. n.I.
 Christian sHeno. Reading Room .t Room n Na'oHy Block. Open U.. el..n. suudItH and hoIdHfH from ..H .u and E Io 9 D. m. W.Ir..IaE evenings from t' $
 rH. mHU. s cordially Invited 'o attend H... service. and ra.t Che Reading Room
The Stroller's weekly and Douglas Island news., 1922-08-12
L0caI NeRs Nems

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 T. sn.. who I'm. boon 01uu. . -. n. ..U.r n.... m Juneau ... long " .. .H# week lHr m. ... . term aI enlistment ". expired smith one 0. ... r.. H'H.H.r.Hner r r.r..H
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