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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-19
PRZEGLAD
P0LITYKI MlEDzYAARODOWEl.
Chicago, 1o wrzesnla


"Sebastopol upasc powinien, a
by ma MIN widocznyn byl palec
Boy, to Jest zdemaskowanle ca
lei zgnilizny systemu rzadowego,
wszystkich nastepstw zabojczeJ
zasady'. TAX pisal dnia IA paz-
dziernika 1855 roku Ivan Aksa-
kow, wybitny literat publicysta
tendencyi s1owianofilshej, w
!iscie do swego ojca. Slow tych
uzywa obecnie Struwe, jake mot
to. do artykulu pod tytulem:
"Zdemaskowanie zgQilizny" w O.
statnim numerze "Oswobodze-
MAJ.
Krawe losy portu Artura -
pisze D. Struwe - ktorego dni
juz sa policzone, wskazuja ME
aa Toxic, lecz ma Petersburg.
Tam szukac nalezy zalatwienta
-achunku; tam szukajcie odwen-
II. Me do gwalt6w ma tenn miel-
scu wzywamy, ME nwi pragnle-
my. Skoro opinia publiczna zro-
zumie swe zadanie, moralnie sic
godniesie, zrzuci siebie peta
klamstwa i niewoli, wowczas ME
bedzie potrzebowac pomocy.
Pred MIA bez pomocy krwi ru-
ME bahwan samodzierzawia".
"Jezeli teraz kraj wejdzie mare
szcie na drogi wolnego, pokoJo-
wego rozwoju, bedziemy w przy-
sz1osci wolni cd tych REX krwi,
ktore sic przelewa}y w wojnie ze-
mnetrznei wewnetrznei, dzieki
samodzierzawieniu. Bardzo bye
moze, IL stanie sic to teraz, lub
nigdy. Jezeli teraz spoleczehstwo
rosyjskie - W imie interesow
honoru narodowego - ME zazada
reform radykalnych, otwarcle "a
powiedzianych przeprowadzo-
nych, to bedzie takienze bankru-
ctwem carskiej polityLi i carskich
generalow".
'M6wiac teraz lub nigdyl
ME NANNY, naturalnie, ma oku a.
nj dnia dzisiejszego, ami jutrzel-
szego W literalnym znaczeniu te-
90 wyrazu. Lecz jezeli - Po tenn
wszystkiem, co Rosya Przezyia
" ostatnim p6iroczu w rzadzie
rosyjskim vienna przewage te-
ro-ySci z "Moskow. Wiedomo-
ST" jezeli ogol rosyjsd teraz
zaowu, jak W T. 1881, podda kor-
ME kark swoj pod jarzmo wow
czas Rosya poidzie do ziemi obie-
camel wolnosci' przez nowe nowe
potoki krwi''.
Jakie obowiazki wkiada ma
Rosyan wazna, a pelna grozy
chwiIa historyczna? Nalezy gfo-
Sno wystepowaG przeciwko rza-
dowi, nalezy sl<upiac prace umy-
slow przeciwko MENU, nalezy "a
wsze wszedzie twierdzic,ze rad
nieodpowiedni, re ME zas}uguJe
na nasze zaufanie, ze winlen u
staple. Potrzeba, aby GAIA atmos-
tera spo}eczna przesiakla jedna
TaySIa, jednym postulatem: sa-
modzierzczy rad Portu Artura
Mandzuryi powinien podac sic
do dymisyi".
'Piewcy ajenci samodzierza-
via obtecywai narodowi rosyj-
sSiemu tryumfalny pochod do
Ioiio i pokoj Probationary tam
ze W Japonii. MySmy nigdy ME
",erzyli temu samochwalstwu ma
eudze konto. Oni obfecywali, ze
fort Artura nigdy ME bedzie od-
clety, jak obecnie jeszcze }udza,
ze ME bedzie wziety. Lecz wy,
ktorzy$cie wierzyli tym obietni-
com, azali we was ME zahpi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-19
Sprawy robotnik6w.

Ma wczorajszej sesyi organiza-
cyl "Chicago Federation OF La
bor" rozni delegaci wystepowali
gwaltownie przeciw Samuelowi
Gompersowi, prezydentowi "a
merican Federation of Labor,
dla tego, il tenze wydai ode1we
wzywajaca robotnikow, azeby
ME mieszali sic do polityki przy
nadchodzacych wyborach prezy-
dencyalnych. Niektorzy delega-
tow ME wahali sic nazywac go
zdrajca narzedziem kapitali-
stow; zarzucano mu, re cd roku
1882 powstrzy1nuje robotnikoW
od zajmowania sic polityka, obie-
cankami, ktore nigdy sic ME spell
niaja i rzucano ma riego podej-
rzenie, ze ma szkode robotnikow
pracuje.
Jednakowoz w kotict przeszly
>wiekszoscia giosow rome propo-
zycye Gompersa zawarte w jego
odezwis:snatpmiast naizupsanisi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-19
Policyanci pokaleczeni.

Policyanci pokaleczeni.
Ma czterdziestej siodmej ulicy
Wallace str. wczoraj tramwaj
jadacy AZ utica wpad} ma woz pa
trolowy pedzacy do pewnego
miejsca, dokad zawezwano poll
! eva. Ami motorowy w. S. Schon,
ami woznica policyjny J. w. Ha-
skins ME dostrzegli ma czas ne
bezpieczehstwa, by ME dopuscie
do katastrofy. Woz patrolowy
zostal pogruchotany, konie mo-
cno skaleczone, "a z Jadacych
ma wozie policyjnym, porucznik
George T. Prim, 4749 St. Law
renee str. zostal tax ciezko polka
leczony, re prawdopodobnie UNI
RE, gdyz ma czaszke peknieta,
Jest w szpitalu Mercy. Oprocz
tego zostali pokaleczeni czterej
inni policyanci, byli to: Patrick
Nugent, Joseph Weitzel, I. w.
Hasloins Michael Hughes. Tych
porozwozono do ich mieszkaf.
z koi demokratycznych.
DIS rano przybyl do Chicago
Thomas Taggart z Indiany, pre-
zes krajowego komitetu demo-
lratycznego, Z jego przybyciem
rozpoczyna sic ma seryo kampa-
MIA demokratyczna, ktora tuteJ-
szej glownej kwatery prowadzic
sic bedzie energicznie nietylko W
stanie Illinois, ale take szczegol-
niei w stanach Indiana i Wiscon-
sin. Po poludniu cd godziny 2 DO
s odbedzie sic w Sherman
House" wielka recepcya na czese
Taggarta, ma ktora pozaprasza-
no wszystkich wybitnych demo-
kratow, tax z miasta, jak ro-
znych innych miast stanu-
Republikanie puscili W obieg
pogloske, jakoby Taggart zamie-
rzai sic usunat lub jakoby zamie-
rzano go usunae cd przewodnic-
twa w komitecie krajowym; jest
to pogloska tendencyjna i falszy-
wa.
w sobote odbyly sic prawie
we wszystkich wardach wardowe
zgromadzenia demokratyczne, ma
ktorych zachecano obywateli do
regestrowania sic do zywego
zajecia sic kampania polityozn2,
L gloWneJ kWatery Waszyng-
tohskiej porozsylano juz broszu-
ry, w ktorych omowione So bar
dzo dokladnie kwestye, 0 ktore
kampania glownie size bedzie to-
czy}o. Sedzia Parker zastrzegl sic
wyraznie w liscie do szefa litera-
fury kompanii, (ktory takze ma
zywa sic Parker), azeby we
wszelkich tych broszurach ME
by1o absolutnie mic rzucajacego
plane ma kandydata republican
skiego ma prezydenta, Roosevelt
ia.
Slychac, ze sedzie Parker pre-
ciez odbedzie podroz celem wy
stepowania z mowarni, i zapewne
przybedzie takze do Chicago w
tym celu, ale nastapi to ME pre-
dzej, niz w polowie pazdlziernilla.
Czarny marderca.
onegdaj wieczorem Charles
Meyers, 3746, SO str, ddac szyb-
ko utica skrecajac ma rogu SO ul.
ma States tr., przypsdkowo ude-
rzy, o murzyna Kalvina Linden,
217 w. SO str, kt6ry szedl dwo-
ma przyjacio,mi. Linden rozzNo-
szczony, po krotkiej gwaltownej
wymianie slow, strzehl z rewol-
weru i zabil Meyersa ma miejscu,
a potem jeszcze dwukrotnie stree
! lai do osob najbiegajacych po-
!! moca i ranil Georgia. Danards,
!: 1905 State str. i Guya Jones, 3SIe
yIY-fS Il. Ys-I~. ....olrt, s.,-<>
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-19

Zna ZaTZucaC AMI N1emcom AMI
Anglii, ze gwaica prawa neu-
tralnoSci.
Toxic, 1890 wrzesnia. = Pod
Liaojang dostalo size w rece ge-
neraaa O<u: 80 koni, 2,2S8 kara
binow, 127 wozow z amunicya,
$500 nabojow arrnatnich, o5o,o3o
nabojow karahinowych, wielkie
zapasy drzewa, maxi, ryzu pa
sly, narzedzia inzynierskie /
mundury. Genera}owie Kuroki i
Nodzu zdobyli takze zapasy zy-
wnosci amunicyi.
Czifu, 1890 wrzesnia. = Ksia-
re Radziwin, wys}any Port Ar
tura z depeszami, oswiadozyl, ze
zdziczenie obu armij doszfo do
granic ostatecznosci. Zadna stro-
ma ME szanujue flagi parlamen-
tarnej i Czerwonego Krzyza. SEE
regowcy nacieraja ma siebie ia
ka zazartoscia, re oficerowie ME
moga ich powstrzymac cd WA
jemnego mordowania sic. Stoes-
sci musi sic bronic do ostateczno-
sci, poniewaz vie, re jezeli Japof-
czycy wejda do miasta, wytna
tam zaioge co do nogi. Stoessel
chcia1 z rniasta wywieze 800 do
zorczyfi choych, lecz te oswald
czyly, ze pozostana ma swych sta
nowiskach, dopoki ME zostana
wyoiete w pieh.
Japonczycy przypuszcza lada
dzieh generalny szturm ma twier-
DE. Zaloga sk}ada sic obecnie
tylko 5000 ludzi, ktorym bra
knie zywnosci. Cd dnia 8 wrze-
snie przestaia wychodzic gazeta
''Nowy Kraj".
Friedrichsruhe, 1890 wrzesnia.
= Ksiaze Herbert Bismarck u
mari wczoraj godzinie 1o:I5
pred poludniem. aho syn wiel-
kiego kanclerza uwazal sic
zmarfy "a wielkiego czlowieka,
lecz kiedy jego ojciec zostal zlo-
zony urzedu, Herbert mial
sposobnosc przekonac sic o swo-
jej nicoSci. Po ojcu odziedziczyl
nienawisc do Polakow, odziedzi-
cyl nadto q miliony dolarow ma
jatku, ktory "zelazny kanclerz"
zlozyi podczas swej politycznej
karyery. Herbert Bismarck uro-
dill sic 1S49 r. i pozostswia 7 le-
tniego syna Jako swego spadko-
bierce. Byi ozeniony wegierska
hrabianka Hoyos.
Rzym, 1890 wrzesnia. - No
minat ma delegate do wysp Fill
pinskich, Ojciec Agius, zostai
wczoraj wyswiecony ma arcybi-
skupa Palmiry. Ceremonii doko-
nal kardynal Merry del Val W
kosciele Ojcow Benedyktynow
Sw. Ambrozego w Massima. Kar-
dynalowi assystowai arcybiskup
Chapelle New Orleans. Nowy
arcybiskup przeznaczyl znaczna
sumo pieniedzy ma wsparoie bic
dnych.
Rzym, 1890 wrzesnia. - Pre-
zes ministrow Gioletti uwiadornil
burmistrza Turynu, ze przyznaje
robotnikom wolnosc strajkowa-
mia, leoz ostrzega przytem socya-
listow, azeby ME wywolywali Ia
burzeh. Wojsku ME wolno zaeze-
piae samowolnie strajherow,
lecz zostanie ono uzyte do przy-
wrocenia porzadku, jezeli takowy
zak}ocony zostanie przez straj-
kierow.
Paryz, 1890 wrzesnia. - Do
nosza Genui, re stan rzeczy we
Wloszech jest grozny. Powolano
pod broh rezerwy, azeby wzmoc-
mic stale wojsko. Prezes mini
strow od1ozyl wyjazd do Racco-
nigi, azeby krolowi powinszowac
urodzin nastepcy tronu. w Porto
Novo zatrzymano pociag kolei,
k1adac ma szyny niemowleta.
Woisko byio "a slabe, azeby
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-19
Kronika MiejsCoWa,
Zbrodnie.

Wczoraj 0 godzinie Wlady-
slaw Go1ubowski trzema znajo-
myrni wyszed1 wyszynku pm.
1S3 w. North ave. ujrzal stoja-
cych ma chodniku czterech rzezl-
mieszkow, ktorzy bez najmniej-
szego powodu wszczeli klotnie z
wychodzacymi, a po krotkiej
sprzeczce jeden z Mich strzelii {
smiertelnie ranii Golubowskiego,
poczem wszyscy uciekli. Golubo-
wski zawolawszy: 'umieram! u
padi nieprzytomny; zawieziono
60 spiesznie do szpitala sw. Ell
zbiety, gdzie skontatowano, re
pacyent raniony jest w levy bak,
ma przestrzelone piuoa i praWdo-
podobnie w skutek tego umrze.
w ciagu dnia policya areszto-
wa1a kilka osob podejrzanych O te
napast, ale niewiadomo, czy mie-
dzy niemi znajduje sic w}asciwy
zbrodniarz.
Murzyn Jos. Winters wczoraJ
w mieszkaniu pm. ~ Plymouth
place tax obil swoja zone czy ko-
chanke Francis Maggie Winters
(Biala), re ia prawdopodobnie
umrze w szpitalu powiatowym,
dokad ia zawieziono. Zbrodniarz
ukrywa sic.
Bronislawa Jabiowska, 7e
Frankfort str, umarla wczoraj w
skutek obicia przez meza, ktory
dnia 10 wrzesnia b. r., ME zWaza-
lac, il iona w blogoslawionym
Jest stanie, brutalnie ia skatowal.
Jablowski jest w Bridewell. Jest
zawodu szeWcem.
Trzej zuchwali rabusie wczo-
raj rano obrabowali personal i
gosci W restauracyi pm. 7IS, o3
ul., ale jeszcze w ciagu nocy uda-
10 sic policyi wszystkich trzech
znalezc i aresztowac.
Napasci i rabunkow byio szcze-
g6lnie wiele w ciagu ubiegiych
dw6ch nocy; o drobniejszych te-
go rodzaju zbrodniach ME wspo-
minamy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1904-09-19
Chihska iaskinia cry.

Tajni policyanci dowiedzieli
sic, re "a skladem cygar pm. II3
Van Buren str. znajduje sic chin
ska jaskinia CRY. Wczoraj po po-
ludniu sierzanci Egan i Norton
czatowali w poblizu owego loka-
lu, ujrzawszy gromady Chin
czyk6w tam wchodzace, zatelefo-
nowali do inspektora Wheelera,
kt6ry wkrotce nadjechai z 20 po-
licyantami. Otoczono budynek, a
Inspector kilkunastu policyan-
tami wszedl do budynku. Ia skla-
dem cygar znalezli najprzod Gle
NINA izbe, sluzaca do palenia OPT
um. Ia ia izba znajdowaia sic
wielka sala 16 sto}ami gry;przy
hazdym tych stofow siedzialo
po kilkunastu Chihczykow graja-
cych W "Czong Maw' "Fant
Fant". Oczywiscie Chihczycy
starali sic rozbiedz, gdy ujrzeli
policyantow kryli sic to w suite
renach, to w innych pokojach; a.
resztowano jednakowoz ME mniej
niz 145, podczas gdy kilku tyllso
umkne}o.
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24
ICE ANDLI0HT PLANT SOLD
". F. Holt Acquires New Interests
 ln ImperIaI Valley

One of tbe most important brsiness transactions that has transpircd in the Valley for some time occurred this week when the ice and light plants of the Imperial Light, Water X Power Com. pany was sold to W. F. Holt. The wa. ter plant is retained by the Company. The consideration was t3j 900.
 It is the intention of Mr. Holt to Op- crate the present plant until the com pletion of the 2,OOO horse power system at Holtyille, which will furnish both light and power more cheaply than it is possible to dc at present The Holtville work will probably be completed in three or four months.
 Extensive improvements are contem- plated for the ice plant ant the total cost of additions and new ice making plant will probably amount to over $3O, ,OO0 within the next two years. The present ice plant will be retained this coming summer and MT. Holt an- nounces that if the supply is inadequate sufficient quantity will Ike shipp, d from Los Angeles and sold at regular prices, and there need be no fear of shoi tage of ice.
 Mr. Holt has also purchased the brick yard at Holtville from Harbour & Peter son. and will equip it with up-to-date brick-making machinery. This will be used to furnish brick for the numerous buildings under contemplation at Holt vile.
 These heavy investments by a man who has largely helped to make the Valley what it is, show that he at least has lost no faith in the future prosperity of this marvellous country.
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24

Old Fashioned Christmas Dinner d Hotel Imperial Consomme Celery
 ROasts Turkey with Oyster Dressing and Cranberry Sauce Wild Duck Beef
 Vegetables Mashed potatoes New Peas Green Corn Grown in Imperial Valley
 Salad Tomato, Nut, Pickels, Cheese,
 Olives
 Dessert Christmas Plum Pudding Lemon and Mince Pie Nuts Fruit Ice Cream Assorted Cake Fruit Punch and Coffee Price 75 cents
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24
Prof. De Legro's Concert

The concert given by Prof. De Legro and his company was well attended and was greatly appreciated by Imperial folk. Prof. De Legro played a number of his own compositions which marks him as q true musician. Mr. Parkinson also rendered number of his own com positions to the delight of his audience. The trio composed of Prof. De Legro tviclin), Mrs. De Legro (piano) and Mir. Parkinson (cornet) was indeed treat and the music furnished by them for the dance following took the dancers by storm.
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24
CLASSIFIED ADVERTISEMENTS
 a line eachm insertion.
LIVE STOCK-Continued

FOR SALE-7O head of milch cows. Best herd in the valley. Will sell or part. Prof. Sisson's ranch, 51a miles south on Dahlia. For terms see fore man, John H. Huff. declOtf
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24
MISCELLANEOUS

acre crop put in, nearly
 all bordered and ready, will furnish
 seed water, and etc, and give 2-3 of crop; miles north one mile west. Apply w. J. Mitchell or F. N. Bur leigh. nov26-dec23-
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24
AttentiOnl ChiIdrenl

Between the hours of 9 a. m. and f p. m. on Saturday, December 24, Var ney Bros. will give to every boy and girl of Imperial Valley Xmas present.
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24
Stock for Sale at Auction

Sale of 2lS head of sows and shoats i; two cows and calves. Fresh stock, can be seen at the :. F. stock yards Friday, December 23. Will sell at auction Saturday, December 24, at ? p. m., if not sold before at private sale. Part cash will do. See E. NJ. Coe at Imperial Bottlng Works or address Box 38, Imperial, Cal.
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24
ADVERTISING RATES

Sceu OatH, chOlCc lOt IcAhH req.
 nov l0-u Earl lIcber is spending Christmas in Los Angeles.
 w. D. Carey left Thursday morning for trip to Los Angeles.
 If this paper suits you, tell your ncighbors, fl 1t don't tell us.
 Aw. A. Deal, of Phoenix, is the guest of friends here.
 Alfalfa seed It is here. Toomey.
 nov. l9-tf. Agnes Holt is the guest of her father, Leroy Holt, during the holidays.
 Apple cider for mince pies at Ed Varney's.
 U. Spooner of the Los Angeles Ex- press, has been in the Valley recently in the interests of his paper.
 First-class ho-seshoeing and general blacksmithing. Pioneer Carriage X Blacksmith CO, Calexico. decl-3l. Trustee Iawes is having a warehouse for his agricultural implements con structed on the lots recently bought by him on the corner of J and II streets. \ County Tax Collector Coy, of San Ber- fardino. is in the Valley looking after his interests.
 Imperial Jewclry Company will treat you right fl you buy your presents there. Miss Smith, of Phoenix, is visiting Mir. and Mrs. P. B. Morrell. Miss Smith has come to make her home in the Val ley with her father, who has recently bought ranch four miles east of the city.
 Asa Gardner, n we'll known cattleman of the Southwest. who was formerly at the sc ranch, and has since been at Warmers Ranch in the mountains, has returned to Imperial, accompanied by bride. The young people were married in Los Angeles about n month ago, and have the best wishes of Imperial Val ley tor their future happiness.
 Xmas time is almost here and you want to get your presents at once, at Imperial Jewelry Company.
 The Heber ball nine will play here Christmas day and the Silsbee nine New Years.
 A good program and Christmas treat will be given at the Christian church, Christmas Eve At the close of which will be given tableu of the Ten Virgins. There will be special music at the Christian church, Christmas day, both morning and evening.
 Mrs. D. c. MacDougal spent few days in Imperial this week.
 John Allen, and Lee Ligon were doing Imperial Thursday of this week.
 Now or never is the time to buy Xmas present for 1904. Buy where you get what you want; buy from Imperial Jewelry Company.
 John F.. Miller returned last Monday evening from Imperial, where he has been for four months past looking after R. F. Gamers cattle. Mir. Garner has about 500 head of cattle down there fat tening for beef.-Elsinore Press.
 John Coy and Frank Cram have re- turned from Imperial where they have been looking after their large holdings there.-llighland Messenger.
 Rufus c. Hubbard, superintendent of the Imperial Light, Water and Power
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24

Hatfield, the rain maker seems to be on to his job. His making scheme has extended to Imperial Valley where it never rains.
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24


 efficiency at which it has arrived. NIT. Hubbard expects to go to San Diego from here. We are sorry tO loose him from our midst, but wish his success in his new adventure.
 Rings, plain and set, watches, gold and silver at Imperial Jewelry Co.
 A demurrcd to the answer was filed this morning by the plaintiff in the action of J. II. Vissers vs. Dan NJ. Nich- ols and others. The demurred states that the answer does not state facts suf- ticient to constitute defense to the action and that it is ambiguous. The plaintiff also filed notice of intention to make A motion on December 23 to strike out certain parts of the answer. VBert Cook and family started Thurs day for Imperial, where they expect tO reside in the future.-El Cajon cos. s. D. News.
 Xmas presents are now in order and in order to get what you want you want to be sure and see As others have seen, that Imperial Jewelry Company has the best at the lowest prices.
 F.. D. Bradley las received word of the shipment to him from Carleton, H., of the old Mcclellan tree saddle which his father rode through the war as mem- ber of company D, Sixth Illinois cavalry. The saddle is quite relic and will be prized by Mir. Bradley. His father, J. C. Bradley, tx still alive and is at present living at Imperial. Cal.-Pomona Times.
 NJ. l.. Culp writes from Imperial that he has completed the building of brick block at Imperial since October l, and has built him nice little home at Caiexico. and has the contract for build ing large hotel, bank and business houses at Calcxico, which he is working on, Mrs. Culp and the children will go tn Calexico shortly to spend the winter with him.-Escondido Advocate
 Three cars of cattle were unloaded by ]. NJ. Cardiff of San Bernardino. They were shipped from Cotton and num- bered l24 head.
 The Imperial ball team gave social dance Saturday night in the new Schiller building. De Legos orchestra furnished music and large number enjoyed the dance.
 I Robert Munger is taking few days vacation in Los Angeles.
 Sheriff Brodnax was in the Valley Friday and Saturday last looking for witnesses connected with the Juan Pinon horse stealing case.
 \ c. k. Redwood was in Yuma twice this week on his way from Imperial to Algadones and return.-Iuma Sun.
 The steamer St. Waller, which left Yuma on November 2S with load of supplies for Ehrenberg and way points, returned December :. Last Thursday she took barge load of hay, barley and groceries to the Imperial canal.-Iuma Sun.
 ! Roy McPherrin, Esq, was absent sev- eral days last week, attending the we'd ding of his brother, Paul McPhenin, in Los Angeles.
 AEditor J. G. Ellis of the PRESS made a business trip to Los Angeles Sunday.
 Huddleston's barber shop is enjoying the novelty of a lady barber. Miss Brooks is the name of the most recent addition to the local tonsorial artists.
 H. J. Fuller, NJ. D., of Imperial, registered at the Avenue House Wednes- day .-Escondido Advocate.
 W. A. Deal of Phoenix, Ariz., is visit ing the Valley during the holidays. He
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24
IMPERIAL
Train Time.

Leave for Old Beach l;XT a. ni., and | 70 p. ni.
 Duc Co arrive from Old Beach 7:i5 a. m., and s;O5 D. m.
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24

Imperial Jewelry Company has just what you want.
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24
Hogs For Sale

About 45 head of brood sows and stock hogs. J. K. Thomas, miles north of Imperial. sdec24-3l
The Imperial press., 1904-12-24
fioIton-Interutban PallxaY.

Trains leave Imperial daily. s.iOa.m. Arrive Hoitvilie 2 a. ni. Leave Huityiilr daiiy, ii a. m. Arrive Imperial n go a. co.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-05-20

In NEARLY every presidential year
there has been an increase in the num-
Der of business failures, and in 1872
1884, 1896, and 1900 there was also an in
crease in the aggregate of liabilities of
bankrupt concerns Money usually goes
out of the country in presidential years.
There was an excess of gold exports
over gold imports in 1860, 1864, 1858,
1872, 1876, 1884, 1892, 1896, and 1900; in
other words, in every year of presiden-
tial election but two, since the beginning
of the civil war. Since 1896 there has
been only one year in which more gold
left the country than came into it, and
that was the year of the last presiden-
tial election. In three election years
since 1860 there was a falling off in the
circulation of money. Three other cleo
tions were followed by decrease in cir
culation the next year. The other cleo
tions do not appear to have had any
special effect in this particular.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1904-05-20
The Toy Pistol Must Go

Countless warnings of the danger of
the toy pistol and against careless han
ding of fireworks seem to have had lit
tie effect. According to the Journal Of
the American Medical Association there
were 4,458 cases of death and severe in
juries caused by last years celebration
of the Fourth of July in the northern
states. Of these, Ais deaths were due to
lockjaw and 60 deaths were from explo-
sives. Ten persons were made blind, 10
lost one eye, "a lost hands, arms or legs;
ia lost one or more fingers, and 1910
received other sever injuries.
In this showing the most inexcusab'e
feature is the great number of deaths
from lockjaw, for which in 90 per cent.
of the cases the blank cartridge or the
toy pistol was responsible. There is OBJ
viously good reason for legislation pro
hibiting the sale of this engine of need
less death As long as the deadly toy
pistols are on sale the ignoramus, the
fool and the small boy will buy them.
They should be abolished, and the time
to begin the campaign is now.
The Journal of the American Medical
Association says that there are but four
manufacturers of blank cartridges in
this country and but one in Canada, and
it advises that the manufacture and i'm
portation of the cartridges be suppressed
If this cannot be done it urges the state
legislatures to prohibit sales within their
respective state boundaries under severe
penalties.