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Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08
HOLTVILLE
New Head for
School Cafeteria
By Press staff Correspondent

By Press staff Correspondents
HOLTVILLE Jan. S.-Mrs. DorO-
thy Frederick today has taken
charge of the high school cafeteria.
Mrs. A. c. Ferguson, who has been
conducting it, will soon commence
serving business lunches at Poots
drug store. Mrs. Ferguson served
lunches there all last summer, and
the business men are glad to know
she is resuming the feature.
Mr. and Mrs. Rex Maddox and
Miss Vivian and Elma Jetane spent
Sunday with Mrs. G. w. Pendleton.
Mrs Sam Webb was the guest of
Mrs. Virgil Patterson of Imperial
today.
Tow Officers In
A car of revenue officers, on the
trail of some suspects Saturday,
broke down out on the Yuma road.
They gave up the chase, and were
towed in yesterday and repaired,
ready for another chase.
The fire boys, and citizens in gen
eral think that before another
church bell is installed in HOltville
an official announcement should be
made. Every man in town grabbed
his hat last night when he heard
the new Methodist church bell,
which rang for the first time, and
rushed out to the fire. Holtville is
not educated to church bell yet.
Returns to College
Forrest Ferguson, son of p. L. Fer
guson, returned to his studies at
Whittier college, after a two weeks
vacation here. Forrest is one of the
fast players on the Whittier football
team this eason.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hall were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
fred Dresser Sunday. Mr.. and Mrs.
w. l.. Dresser are also entertaining
Mrs. NJ. S. Dhorty from Eton, Colo
RADIO, who will be with them for a
few weeks.
MILWAUKEE--Mrs. A. III. Bahr
found 40 GOLD bpads and a gold mug
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

Strangers in Town-There hav9
not been so many strangers in III
Centre for months rs may be noteg
on the streets today. ActivitN
around the courthouse was also mol
table this morning.
Money to Loan on automobilea
contracts bought. Fred II. Cross
67G Main st. Phone $50. Adv
Farm Center Meetings This Week
The Seeley Farm Center meets to|
night. On Wednesday night, thd
Westmorland Center viii meet an,
on Friday evening meetings are am
nounced for Meloland and Sprucd
Centers.
Lightbourn Ladies Shop. Bar
bara Worth Bldg. HemstitclIha
and picotinp. Adv
Y. L. I. Meeting Tonight-Thc
Young Ladies' Institute will meet
in regular bi-monthly session to
night at the woman s rest room.
Merchant Lunch at Stoves. ADV
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO

January 8, 1908
Cutting flannels, choice Of any in
tn house, 1T 10 cents a yagd,s ssN7
e,son Brothers, Imperial.
First National Bank, capital stock
pad up, $4,000. Surplus and earn
ing $4,000.
Foar dollar wool blankets, the
very best, at Varney's for $2.75.
County Recorder John Baker yes
terday received III instruments for
record.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08
COLORADO GAGE

Mean daily gauge heights in feet
and mean discharge in seeond,feet
Of the Colorado river at Yuma, Ariz.,
for the week ending January 8. -
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Looking Backward
What the Press Files Teu OF
Imperial Valley for This Date
in Past Years
TWENTY-ONE YEARS AGO
January 8, 1902

January 8, 1902
Oxnard sugar people are again Il
the valley studying thr fdhies
of growing sugar beetS,'
Indian cache foAnd two and a
miles north of Im9erial with half
dozen large ear'nen ware bottles,
probably left t'ere years ago by
Cocopah IndiarS.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

Table Hote Dinner, 81 per COW
er. Special T-bone steak dinner, 9Gc.
hotel barbara Worth. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08
Busy DAYS at Rest Room-Sat,

Busy Days at Rest Room-Satur'
day is said TO have been one of the
busiest days at the rest room i'll its
history. The room was full all day
long with as many as % women
counted at one time during the shop
ping hours of the day. Most of the
patrons are rural women of the
county.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

NEW YORK-Suffering severely
from nervous trouble due to business
worries, Louis Gates was advised
bv his doctor to see his first movie
show. His neighbor in the darkened
house picked his pocket of $42.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08
HOLTVILLE TEAM
BEATS CALIPATR1A
By Press STAFF Correspondent

HOLTVILLE, Jan. 8-The famou.1
Holtvile Orientals had a base BALI
game here Sunday with the Cali
patria Shciks, and ut last they have
found q team they can lick. They
had to work hard but the Orienta's
got them going and won the game
with a score of to &.
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lOCaa,AeWs
=SSssse sy --D=
Visit at Library-The following

Visit at Library-The following
feachers visited the county library
Saturday to order books for use in
their respective districts: Mrs.
Louise B. White, Alamitos; Miss
Evalyn Kuner, Wideawake; Miss Ida
b. Baty, Fern; j. a. Raitt, CaleX-
leo; Miss C. Loinaz, Westside; Mrs.
Katherine Watts and Miss jose
phine Dawson, Calexico; Miss Z.
Siddford, Lantana; Miss Jessie
Roush, McCabe; Miss Eulalie Bourg
McCabe; Mrs. Abbie Watkins and
Miss Bernice Green, Verde and Mrs.
Lenora Kinds, Meloland.
Wooda Biesy Dancing School, f23
Orange. Classical and ball room
for children or adults. Phone 4l1W.
Adv
Meet Me at Stoves. Adv
New Jury Venire- Members of the
rev jury Just chosen for duty in the
ensuing year We're summoned to the
superior court this morning for eX
animation. The new venirc consists
of 20 members, the majority of
whom answered to their names when
called. Judge Cole presided at the
session and heard the reasons ad-
Vanced by jurors as to why they
should be excused from duty.
We Can Furnish you n well locat.
ed lot and help you finance your
home on easy terms. Call 421. Adv
Sport News at Steves. Phone $40.
Adv.
L. E. Ham, a minister of the
Church of Christ, will begin meet
ings at Seventh and Brighton on
January 7th, mt > p. IN. Everybody
invited. Adv.
No Change at Tax Collectors Of
fice-Nont j. Reid, who closes his
last term and starts in on another
today, stated that no changes in
deputyship are contemplated in his
office. Miss Gwyn johnson will
continue as chief deputy and the
others will be called when needed
during preparations for tax eollcc
tions.
Wood For Sale. $500 per tier
Phone l64. b. Rehkopf. Adv.
Our Speciality, Wafflcs and Steaks
Main Chop House. Adv
Stevensons in Town.-Mr. and
Mrs. w. f.. Stevenson, of Alhambra
are in the valley for 4 few days re
newing acquaintances. Mr.. Steven
son was Y. NJ. G. A. secretary in
this county for years and is engaged
i'll the same work in Los Angeles
county in the Alhambra district.
! Table d'Hote Dinner, 81 per GOV
er. Special T-bone steak dinner, 90c
Hotel Barbara Worth. Adv
.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

MILWAUKEE-Mrs. A. III. Bahr
found AZ gold beads and gold mug
get in duck she was dressing.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

WANTED-Plaee to raise Turkeys
and chickens on shares. Mrs. Reed
Rt. /, Box 1854, Calipatria, at
Finney's Ouch Camp. St5
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Cream Waffle, at Steves.

+. Warm Days Turn Thoughts to
Spring.-The clerks in the stores
are talking much of spring fash
ions these days of warm sunshine.
Some advance orders have already
been received and are on display.
giving hint of the styles to pre-
vail i'll early spring.
Wood For Sale. $500 per tier.
Phone 164. B. Rehkopf. Adv.
Elmer A. Todd's Music Studio
624 Olive. Phone 466W. ADJ,
Latest Magazines at Steves. ADV
Automobiles for Hire. McCor,
mick Bros. Garage. Adv
NEW YORK-To make her fiance
stop drinking, May Shcehan drank
iodine. Then she said she would not
die if he would sign the pledge. He
did She IVnu Y
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

Wooda Blesy Dancing School, res
Orange. Classical and ball room
for children or adults. Phone 4l1W.
Adv
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DR.. Harry Hooper, Dentist. g.
Main Street. Phone 3S2W. Ad
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08
KHAKI CLOTH 35c
DEVONSHIRE 33c

Genuine Renfrew Devonshire Cloth that
33c-5 to 10 yard lengths.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

Our Speciality, Wafflcs and Steaks.
Main Chop House. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

Wood For Sale. $500 per tier
Phone l64. Il. Rehkopf. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

SPARE TINE MONEY-Mailin2
plan. GA valuable secret for lad-
les only Plan and instructions
25c. Mrs. Meyers, 4112 C., Hart
ford, st. Louis, Mo. Stl
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

The unkindest cut of all, in movie crit
he verdict of Penrhyn Stanlaws that none of
nine stars are physically perfect.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

FOR SALE-That fine corner
Fifth and State, at bargain on
easy terms. Address j. w. Lind
say, 3l4 +. State St., Redlands
Cal. otE
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

L. E. Ham, a minister of the
Church of Christ, will begin meet
ings at Seventh and Brighton on
January 18th, at p. IN. Everybody
invited. Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

WANTED-Dairyman for 80 acre
dairy ranch. Might furnish cows
or pay straight wages to right
man. Write j. l.. GilkersOn, Holt
Vile. ot5I
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

Naturalization as ranch fore.
man. Fifteen years in Yuma anl
Imperial Valley. Address 633
Commercial St., FL Centre. St3
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

What this world needs is more peddling
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08
S1x9O SHEETS $1,59

Buy a supply of these good bleached
seamless sheets now at $1.59. Size 8lx9O
Imperial Valley press., 1923-01-08

WANTED-W0man to do chamber
work half day. Panama Hotel
st2
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Too Late to Classify

WANTED-Cotton pickers $1.7j
per hundred. 320 acres on the
Brawley Main. Old Willce Ranch.
See II. Il. Singh. 50
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Meet Me at Steves.

We Can Furnish you well locat-
ed lot and help you finance your
home on easy terms. Call 421. Adv.
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NEWS OF THE
EMMETT SCHOOLS

| were elected; Jessie Little, presi-
dent; vern Allen. vice president; Mar
garet Barry, secretary; Rosin XIII
loran. treasurer. and Mr.. Hectner. IA
Guilty advisor.
Another meeting was he'd on
Thursday. Oct. 1. The president APP
pointed three, which are 10 serve on
the committee planning the Fresh
man initiation. A class reporter was
also appointed. Daring this meeting
mention was made Of a carnival to be
given by the High school in order to
raise money for the athletic fund. The
exact date Of this carnival is not
known.
The Sophomore class is quite large /
his year, owing to those who have
,ome in from other towns TO attend
he Emmett High school.
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BUTTE

Two late for last week.
John Mathis is helping Adam,
klingbaek thrssh.
Bert Boren has been hauling wood
from the mill lately.
Oliver Phillips spent the night at
the ranch Wednesday. Mrs. Phillips
was unable to come.
The last few rains have made the
Butte road nearly impossible with a
car.
Mr.. Despair is still at Smiths Fer
ry working in the timber.
Miss Opal HEREFORD spent Saturday
and Sunday at home in Emmett.
Mrs. Despair and Oliver Phillips
were in Emmett Friday.
Joe Hanson took bunch of cattle
to Emmett one day last week.
Mrs. Tom Muruaga from Emmett
- helping her mother. Mrs. Luther
Phillips cook for threshers.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. kingman took din
ner Monday at the Phillips and Des-
pain ranch.
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SOUTH SLOPE

VIM Harpt Of Boise has been visit
ing at the Henry Harpt home the past
week.
g. A. Warden and wife returned
this week from visit to Enterprise,
TIRE.
Mr.. and Mrs &. w. Cooke accom-
panied by Mrs. VIM. Lyman and Mrs.
Id Tyler shopFed in Boise one day
last week.
Mr.. and hrs Wm. Lyman cai'eI
at the C. w. Cook home Tuesday
evening.
Apple picking was delayed this
week by the heavy rains.
Mrs. Edith West, Mrs. Joe and Ed
Tyler are hostesses at the club house
Friday TO the Crescent Club members
and friends. !
John and earn Danielson spent Sun
day at the Bowman ranch.
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OLA

Mrs. Frank Holbrook returned Mon
day from Boise where she has been
visiting her daughter and son.
E. L. Newell is attending a COM
missioners meeting in Emmett this
week.
Joe Couzens left Tuesday for Star
to visit few days with his family.
Mr.. Cfemmons is visiting relatives
IN Boise this week.
Chas. Webb returned Friday from
the Tripod lookout station where he
has been the past month working for
he forest service.
P. W. Wharton is visiting in Boise
and Cooling this week.
II. j. Ballantyne went to Boise on
Friday, bringing back with him the
following girls of this place who are
attending school there: Berniee Bal
lantyne, Vera and Ellen Chandler,
Gladys Hall Helen and Bessie Glenn
and Emily Beal They all returned
Monday but Ellen who was sick and
couldn't go.
Melvin Jackson is a business visitor
in Boise this week.
Ed War; who has been driving
stage for John Hall for some time
left Monday for his home at Sweet.
Mr. and Mrs Roy Baldwin left
Tuesday for Boise TO visit few days
Mrs. R. A. Hughes and daughter
to their home at Cascade
Saturday, after visiting some time
With relatives.
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IETHA

/ A car of coal came In for the Boise
Payette Lumber Co, and was unload
ed Thursday.
e. l.. Battan had the misfortune 10
lose his valuable family cow Friday,
She got into the barn and filled up ON
grain.
ever seen in these parts was q curious
sight TO many people on the read
Saturday. 1t lay by tree just past
John Leiehty's and was said to have
been killed by an auto as it was cross
ing the road.
Mrs. Underwood and Elizabeth went
70 Emmett Saturday afternoon on the
Boise Weiser stage.
Sophia Fischer left last week for
Boise after several weeks visit with
her parents. She will enter ST. AL
phonsus hospital to take the nurses
training.
Jim Little aud Bill Kilby returned
from John Day, Oregon, with 44oo
lamhs for Little & Guthrie Bros. for |
feeders They trailed them from
John Day to Baker where they loaded /
md shipped to Letha.
An Indian and his lady are picking /
lpples ut the MeMasters orchard. L
They are from the Duck Valley, Ida.
eservation- He IS anxious to buy
Ieer skins.
Robert Simmons who is living at
'lates entered seaeol Wednesday. He
ones from up in the hills.
The long rainy spell has been bad
Or farmers on account of the hayI
hat IS down and ii has also delayed
rait picking.
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GROSS

T. ]. Bowman started threshing
grain this week, but it has started
raining now 50 it looks like it would
be some time before he can finish.
James Wilmoth sold his cattle and
Carl Canaday drove them to Ola Sun
day.
Lester Canaday and James Wilmoth
were home for short visit Sunday.
There will be dance at the Nesbitt
home Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs W. H. Canaday expect
to go to Emmett next week.
Mrs Hepner from Boise came M
Saturday to teach the school in Dis
trics No. 1.
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High School Orchestra.

The High School orchestra, under
the direction of ]. ]. Smith, has start
ed its weekly rehearsals and rapid
advancement is anticipated. Mr.. Smith
is a very competent instructor. having
been teacher of band and orchestral
Instruments for 80 years. At present
he has charge of the College of Ida
no band and symphony orchestra, the
Caldwell High school orchestra and
the Emmett band. He devotes Tues
lay to this work and has time for a
lew private pupils.
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Nsessc Attachment.

Il teok lie Telephone operator cut
fishing with as" said Howers, she
hal Iusi got her line In when a big
bass pulled IL. line and all, tHfe the
water ~Ntlat uta she dor' Inquired
Lovslaad With considerable interest.
@She manehed her gum tor few
minutes, shen said plaeiaiy; The lins
ID busy. a. Kansas civ Star.
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DISTRICT NO. 10

Grandma Kesgard Is about the
same.
James kesgard Jr., made business
trip to Charlie Miles after pears We'd
nesday afternoon
James kesgard, Jack Christison.
Henry and Fred Tschudy, Warren
Wright, Vern Leichty and Harold
Morehouse went up to the Payetts
Lakes TO put in a concrete dam.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Grfbble came
home from the hills Wednesday even
ing. The children started TO school
Thursday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Wells went to
Emmett Thursday.
Frances and George kesgard and
Esther Wallace will spend the week
end at home this week.
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MINE ~ TONS OF GOLD


Four and one-haK tons Of gold were
obtained by the Soviet government
from Its gold mines during the twelve
months ended October 81.
The Lena gold fields alone yielded
more than three and half tons, while
the remainder vas obtained from seven
other gold fields The number Of work.
men engaged in these fields, according
to the Supreme Economic council. il
11,769.
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Keeping School Grounds Neat.

AeepanE School Grounds Neat
The school ground has been divid-
q INTO sections Each grade above
tie primary will have charge of sec
f1aa- Each week they Will be inspect
q BY Mr.. HAzIeton ard Mrs. Reed
md ut the end Of the month the grade
keeping its section the neatest three
weeks out Of the four will receive
banner or flag as reward.
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s.-~,m He Am

whatever . rsann seatsI--nts are
upoa- mature do heratian. II sill sttli
b necessary for him In 4 esnspieuaas
work to preserve his undertaking
from eensuye. ard 10 accommodate bis
designs to the gust OF the age DC
lives In. though II appears 60 hiss
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A seglsFy sc prwswat sa~ astbtx s.~a
s-isg .sp-xsI 1T In colleges has ss~a
ssaFtsa The i8lsls sas sswa ss.8xa
III ses sseas z.Es0 yxass h~ssa To- saa
ssat II essiEssxss aass seEu feaaatAs tas
Eakssaasssaai +assf s~sfxs~ Hay w~e.
~ f~- Miaa<apssAs IsareaE
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II children put h~ans OF either small
objects rp The Hass In such way as
TO make the renewal difficult rab
cayenne pepper upon the upper tip to
induce sne~zing. In this way th~ suah
impeachment Is usually expelled wHh
40 need for summaning the physician.
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Pie sun "landedr

The ancient ceremony OF Landing
the Pie" founded In the reign Of
Henry VIII. was revived al Eel Pie
Island, Richmond Eng. The ple vas
rowsd around the island and then
borne ashore sy the eres In full re-
gala
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A Frenehmaa sPsat tea ysars ~ hss
Dc had sueesedssi be kaand that ~
bod, ~oaid bay astssseas eises,
peopt. DO not hear the steady tieks
itch Of The old clock on ths asaat~i
shelf. bat the moasaE th~ gsoss =
silent. they aIss ths familiar aassss
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fSoreFhs &as h@as4 Eaagassesffy esEt
Ehs bee sister tas@s hst Fwssaswa as
aas~er shTn Jans nhstts a2a sas.ss
hsf. DoFesAy ~as ssgsAs axast ssssssar
ty. WEES a.a=s SHAT shs sxszgsix sac
.ae fepiixsl. ~Nsil. 1 called Hasa 80
seax ! tsfges vaas | .asEea - saS1
asr kss.-
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This was q machine constructed by
William 5. Jeveas and described By
him In his Principles Of Science" II
designed. by using symheiie terms, to
perform analytic reasoning without
making q mistake.
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Cats in cnureesx

Most OF the churches 10 Naples have
three or four cats attached 10 them.
They are kepl for the purpose #
catching the mice which infest all ar
Client Neapelltan buildings The AMI
mails may often be ssea walking about
among the congregation OF stretched
before the attar.
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II ts estimated that a tea Of coal
a yenr II wastsd By each Hatasalassa
hstwater tank tn use 10 amsrtean
homes. Greater seoaenY Ia passiots
IL all hstswater and BOT air psp~s bx
Insulated preventing about toaf ExEAs
Of thls loma.
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A peculiar fact about the banana n
That no insect will attack Il. and an
other 10 that IL Is immune from tns
diseases that fruits are sHbises ia
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Two New Teachers.

There have been two new teachers
u the Wardwell building, Mrs. Doll
Dhn and Miss Butler. Mrs. Dolphin
WI teach the First and Second grade
tskether and Miss Butler will have the
Seventh and Eighth.
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Ar- Hyiton Has Two English Classes
Owing to the large Freshmen class.
Mr. Hylton has found it necessary to
divide the English c,ass into two see
tinns.
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Eighth Grade Football Team.

The Eighth grade has organized
football team with Walter Smoke as
coach.
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The insert sb8vs SHOWS tEseo tuFy
typy shofshosas shae are coming u
oar sasasislaa, Tnsy Ars svnsa ky
IT. c. La0kasA aga Vt uhixhomA. YhxY
viii hsls mAks up . vaadssssi stsaax.
bat shsy viii hare TO teoA IAsty rsss-
tieas and tsofssss Il shey via Axnlhsk
shs other sasrtaGfa hesss IL b q eva
this rear.
taaxss. stsasa4 s4esEsaoa. 0f1I -
abiiity Tbs Iaasing slea< 4 ssssA
tFie 10 sss aaa Ae4s.
Thsxe 10 so ttysskoes sass hsia say
.hsss Ia AmsTtea shas s4Egaas~a Ekas
Ut sks raetfie las@ssasAsaal Asa sAs
b@ss Ut IL h sAas ID Is azas
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Teachers Visit Parents.

Miss Bullock and Miss Roberts of
tie Wardwell building and Miss Irma
KnOwiton of the Longfellow building
ssptn the week end visiting their
Rnrents IN Caldwell.
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hrKe Erullment.

There is very large enrolment u
lie Freshmen c'ass in the Wardwell
bailding. One hundred and thirteen
were enrolled Tuesday morning.
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Sophomore Class Report.

A meeting was held by the Soph-
s0Ore class on Thursday, Sept. 27.
H. purpose Of this meeting was to
01oct class officers. The following
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Mrs. Flowers Ii visiting this week
with her daughter Mrs. Eta Walker.
]. NJ. DemAsters made trip to Ola
Friday.
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BABIES REACH u MILES
New York City Has $4,000 airths
Every Year, Ia Estimate

IL placed side by side. the babies
born In New York city every year
would reach for % miles. according IN
a report by DR.. Royal =. Copeland.
commissioner Of public health.
There are 1900 births In Now
York city every year, the report con-
tinnes. sixty per cent Of this uum~
Der. he added, are children Of foreign
born parents.
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Takes First Train Ride In Fifty Years.
! Mrs. Mary Coffin, who said she haA
not been ON train in nfty years. ara
had not left her home yard In twenty
hve years, recently went by train from
her home 1t Walksepflle. Mich, to chi
fa0o, TO ytxss grandchildren.
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Ths Pacific International Live stoek
Exposition Ii held ln Portland, Or.
but IL IL true 10 name Livestock Ut
The best herds eomss Erosa all parts
u the eontinenr To tight out the last
battle for supremacy Ia It's shos rtax
Animals thai ~tn the purple ribbons
NJ the Pacific International are as
keod as the hsst anywhere.
Iae lover panel OF tbs picture
shows shs Thofp string Of Jerseys
srom California. They stll BIC al tAe
Exposition in Portland Aeysm beg .
go 10 10 see II they ara al good as tbs
Jerseys Of Oregoas Washington. laahe
ahd elsewhere. Tney hass sooa JsF-
ssys In California. but they ~iIl meet
tke beat OF tins Wsst AZ Portland
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