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Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department of the Interior, land office
 at Los Angeles, Cal January 29, 1907.
 Notice is hereby given that the follow ing named settlers have filed notice of intention to make final fve-year proof in support of their claims and that said proofs will be made before the United States commissioner at his office in San Diego, Cal, on March 29, 1907:
 Viz John Patterson, of Silsbee, Cal, homestead entry No. 9794, made Dec. 3, N, Sec. 23, T. 16 s, R. IS E, s. B. M. prove his continuous residenceupon and cultivation of the land, viz; Robert Darling, of San Diego, Cal. Henry Gray, of San Diego, Cal. John T. Rutter, of Silsbee, Cal. k. G. Irwin, of Silsbee, Cal.
 Viz, Eugene G. Irwin, homestead en- try No. 959S, made June 8, 1901, for SW I, Sec 8, T. Is s. R. 13 E, s. B. M.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of the land, viz: Henry Gray, of San Diego, Cal; Robert Oar ling, of San Diego, Cal. John Patterson, of Silsbee, Cals John T. Rutter, of Slls- bee, Cal.
 Viz, John T. Rutter, of Silsbee. Cal, homestead entry No. 9648. made Sept. 10. 1901, for E1S of SEE IA, Sec. 2l, and VIZ of sW IA, Sec. 22, T. l6 s, R. IS E, S B.M.
 He names the following witnesses to prove his continuous residence upon and cultivation of the land, viz: Rob ert Da ling, of San Diego, Cal; Henry Gray, of San Diego, Cal. John Patter- son, of silsbee, Gal. P. G.. Irwin, of Silsbee, Cal. Frank 0. Prescott, 46-40 Register.
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Children and Dogs.

The child who is taught to love ani malls and to have dog as companion IS introduced to friend of the truest and best kind-the kind of friendship that lasts. Have you never had a dog? Then you don't know what pleasure can be had in his companionship in rambles, in his quiet presence in your room, his unobtrusiveness when human company would bore you; "chum" who always adapts himself to your mood when man or woman would jar upon you. By all means cultivate in children a love of animals, especially of mans best friend" the dOg.-New York Herald.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-02
AnGIicized French.

For two centuries we have been cry Ing t'Encorev' at the end of a song. where a Frenchman never says it, his own equivalent for it strangely being the Latin "Bisw And lon the tapis'' appears in English far more often than In French, and misunderstood at that, since it does not mean lon the carpet, y but on the tablecloth, of the council table for discussion.-London Chroni- cle,.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-02

With the closing out of the Colorado ev life has been added to half the opulatlon of Brawley, while the other |. alf have taken hold with a firmer ! land and are bending every effort to Saln the ground they may have lost in ne past few months through any dilia- ory action on their part.
 The people of Brawley have right 1, be justly proud of their improve 1ents and they are doing what they an to encourage the building of better ulldIngs. Just now they are rather in- lined to direct your attention to the lew bank building, which has Just been Finished for the Imperial Valley bank. his is two story brick, 5Ox8O feet T Id contains the banking room, 25x37, nd a store room 25x80, while the up airs contains large lodge room, 40 50 and six office rooms.
 The bank is handsomely fitted rouehout and has a fire and burglar oof safe. In the rear of the bank Is e directors room. The lodge room fitted out with double ante rooms i'd lockers and lavatorles and Is fin ned in the natural wood. making a ny pleasing effect.
 w. T. Dunn, cashier of the bank, ys 1t will take him some little time get used to his surroundings, after rving his sentence in the building st vacated. However, he Is very ateful that he is finally quartered in new and permanent home of the nk. This building Is one of the best d finest finished in the Imperial val and would do credit to much larg- town than Brawley. but nevertheless S needed here and fully appreciated. The building where the Imperial Hey bank has been quartered the St three years Is at present in very shape. Two years ago 1t was part destroyed by fire and last year the nt was knocked down by the earth ake. It Is learned that Mir. F. c. ulih, Its owner, contemplates putting brick front and otherwise repairing
 damage that has been done, so as make of 1t a good. substantial busi- Is place,
 Stahl Bros. & Go. intend to open a neral merchandise store In the store i'm In the new bank building. They
 making preparations to put in a ge and complete stock and thus a firm will be added to the list.
 Those who own property in No. 8
 beginning to see daylight they be- |e. Indications point to their hav-
 water delivered to them by the
 of March. The plan now Is to
 what Is known as Big river as part helr main canal and put a dam oss 1t just below where the water No. 8 will be taken and thus enable m to obtain water at an earlier date
 at less expense. That this will be
 permanent plan Is hardly thought pable. as no doubt the new high
 canal will be built just the same.
 )f cantaloupe patches about BraW- there Is no end. The industry of on raising has grown to such pro-
 Ions In this section that two assocI-
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-02

atlons have been found necessary, so here we have the Brawley Cantaloupe Growers Association, organized year and half ago, Peter P. Hovley, pres ldent and w. V. Stahl, secretary, and the Brawley Fruit Growers Assocla- ton, with F. A. Stahl, president, and s. L. Urey, secretary The latter or ganlzation was organized last fall. L. M Lyon and M. o. CoggIns Go. have the handling of the melons of the first named organization and c. E. Thurs ton Go. will handle that of the latter The Brawiey Fruit Growers Assoca- ton will shortly commence to build a new packing house, which will be To- cated about block south of the one belonging to the BraWley Cantaoupe Growers Association.
 Brawley will have the largest acre. age of any town in the valley, as 1t did last year. It was here the first melons shipped were raised and two successful seasons are 10 their credit. Everybody here Is enthusiastic over the prospects for this seasons output. The land Is being better prepared and much atten- tlon is being given to every little de- tail that goes to help produce superb or quality of melons.
 The following Is list of the grow CTS at Brawley and the number of acres that will be grown:
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-02

Building character Is far more impor- tant than building castles.-TamaraO Times.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-03-02
 : BRAWLEY IS 3 5 INDUSTRIOUS 3 SsoooooO a09a00S5
A Press Representative Visits Brawley and Finds Things
 On the Move

New Bank Building Completed and Many New Improvements Contemplated Melon Acreage on the Increase. New Packing House Will Soon be Built
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23
Smart Clothing

The showing this fall is re-
plete with the newest New York
fashion models in all the latest
materials and colors. Brown is
the predominating color, but,
for those who want them, we
are showing very attractive
line of greys, also many check
and stripe effects.
The style, fit and workman
ship in our clothes are we'll
known, therefore, suffice it to
say, that the prices range from
$40 to $35.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23
Buy Shoes here.

This is the best time to buy
shoes and this the best store to
buy them, because here you are
assured of the best feathers,
the latest styles, and the best
workmanship. Comfort is the
prime factor to be considered
when buying shoes, and as our
stock is now complete with the
newest fall and winter shapes
in all sizes, now is the time to
get a good comfortable fit.
Prices are the same as they
have always been.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23
Mems Hats.

Who said HATS? Whenever
anyone mentions hats, send him
to us, for here he.will find all
the latest styles in derbies and
soft felt hats.
Our assortment is large
enough to suit any fancy, figure
or face. Soft hats will be very
much in vogue this fall and
winter and with our usual fore
sight we prepared for the unu-
sual demand; consequently we
are able to show a more COM
plete line than you will find
elsewhere. Usual prices.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23

LADIES COATS--$12.5O & SIS
This is the strongest line we
have ever shown.
You have to see these coats
to appreciate the style and
quality; lined with guaranteed
satin and handsomely trimmed
with braid.
LADIES COATS--$18 and $50.
The ladies are raving about
these superb garments in black
and colors, lined with heavy
satin to match; exceptionally
well made and most stylish.
$40 COATS NOW $3.50.
A big line, Sd inch, tan, black
and castor, prettily trimmed,
we'll made, perfect fitting gar
ments at 7.50.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23
Swell Shirts.

Our Mems plain and fancy
Shirts include the most attrac-
tive patterns from the best
makers. Both coat and back
open only styles.
Prices: 75c. to $3.50.
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AT $500 & $500
Feather BOaS

stylish We ready with tempting line feather
boas the cured and uncured ostrich plume In all dainty
coos we'll black for the matured folks Extra long
lengths; fluffy creations at $2.98 to $3.50
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23
Special I!
BEAUTIFUL NEW NETS.

BEAUTIFUL NEW NETS.
brand lue of 45nch colored Nets brown pink blue
The newest thing for dressy waists Quality taken
into consideration you will find prices indeed very
be
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23
Ties

The finest, nobbist line of
fashionable neckties you can
find anywhere at prices to suit
all.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23

MISSES COATS Sd TO $40.
In all colors; also a fine line
OF plaids in brown, tan, navv
and red. A beautiful assortment
to select from.
Ladies Sd inch Coats of extra
good quality melton cloth, high
ly tailored, beautiful garments.
special at $500.
Ladies So inch Coats neatly
trimmed with braid and buttons
remarkable value at $500.
Chlldrens and Infants Cloaks
all colors in melton cloth plush
and bear skin. Caps to match
of bear skin.
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23

Everything New and Correct in Mems and Boys Wear
The quality Of the merchandise what has made this
the leading urnshers to and boy but besides quality
offer large assoments and variety of patterns and materials
IN the latest styles and coor at prices that fail give
satisfaction
The Lancaster news. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, 1907-10-23
Ready With Furs.

Our unrvalled assortment of Furs is complete.
Our foresight in buying these fashionable Furs enables
sell them price advantage that will prove that this
the place to buy Furs.
Here few suggestions from weknown reliable and
dependable quaes made all the newest shapes and from
carefully selected skins
OUR $3.50 & $3.50 AT $500 & $500
Ties and Mus beau we show an excellent assor
teS All Inns seasons newest ment of the better grades in
t % ,in to colo soecf fron Mink Squirrel and Opossum.
that Won will have no troube in Seldom have shown
getting pleased. attractive furs, SO we'll made
Exceptiona quality for these and lined with the very
prices satin
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Ladies and ChildrenS Coats.

M Seldom have we offered line of goods with enthusiasm
than we now DO autumn winter coats for Ions
misses and children Everything desired in the latest St,
materials ana trimmings can be found in this assortment
The greatest degree of merit to be seen in each
and the prices have been arranged chiefly with the view Of CIV
ing every woman who buys coat of this season a value
able worth. 9 WV iio'O leialh
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-25
NEW CITY BUILDING

The building will be modern
throughout. 1t will be made of stone
and pressed brick, costing about $40,
600. 1t will be 90 by 105 feet,
fronting on Sherman street at the
corner of Fifth.
The bonds will be sold Septemb Der
80 after which the contract will be
let and pushed as rapidly as possible;
however, it is not probable that more
than the foundation can be laid this
fall unless the bad weather holds of.
The building will certainly be a
credit to the city and has long been a
necessity of much importance.
When strangers come into our midst
1t will be a source OF much pleasure
to Occur d'Alene citizens to take the
new corner into the Commercial club
quarters ard bid him make himself at
home
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-25
Sue Timber Company.

W. w. Terrell and j. Nj. Rafter
have brought suit for 81, 600 damages
against the Monarch Timber com
pany. asking that an injunction be
given them against the driving of pill
ing In the river. extending down from
Bond creek to the sawmill. The pill
ing is being driven by the Carscallen
brothers and reach into the river from
so to so feet. The plaintiff claims
the piling interferes. with the navi
cation of the stream, thereby injuring
their adjacent property.
Judge ". w. Wood has granted a
Temporary restraining order. requir-
ing the defendant to appear Oct. ? and
shoW cause why it should not be made
permanent. The river at this point
is from 100 to 200 feet wide.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-25
IMMUNITY BATH
GIVEN ALTON
Secretary BOnaparte Orders Suit
Against Hartman Dropped

Chicago, Sept. 25.-Attorney Gen
eral Bonaparte has made a motion in
the United States district court that
the special grand jury called to con-
slider the connection of the Alton rail-
road with the granting of rebates to
the Standard Oil company of Indiana
be discharged.
Judge Lands refused to discharge
the grand jury as requested by At
torney General Bonaparte, but in
tructed the jury that it had no further
duties to perform in connection with
the Chicago & Alton.
He called the attention Of the Jury
to statement recently made by James
Moffat, president of the Standard Oil
company of Indiana, in which the
latter was reported as saying that if
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-25
HOLDUP HARVEST is ON

Spokane, Wash, Sept. 25 -Four
holdups within an hour, between 9
and 10 o'clock, in which the men be-
hind the guns succeeded in appro-
priating two gold watches and "a
cents for their trouble, we're recorded
at the police station last night.
First on the list was reported by L..
Dornberg, residing at 2027 First
avenue, who, with bis brother, was
held up by three men at Pacific ave
nue. and Chestnut street after alightine
from street car. With three re .
volvers flashed in their faces and told
to hand over their valuables or be
shot in cold blood. l.. Dornbsrp
was relieved of a gold watch and
chain, while his brother, 60 years o;
age, started to grapple with one of
the holdup men. In the scramble
which followed Dornberg tossed roll
of bills aoouut 500 into the dark
ness. After the melee was over and
the robbers made their escape Dorm
berg returned to the scene of the
holdup and recovered his money
The second holdup of the evening
was reported by Frank Cousins of
1880 First avenue, who stated that
three men wearing black masks step
ped out from behind trees near Third
avenue and Adams street, flashed
guns in his face and relieved him of
40 cents, all the money on his per.
son.
The nerve and presence of mind of
Frank Sheperd. porter at the Brewery
saloon at E27 Front avenue, saved
that resort from being robbed of
800 by lone holdup man about
3 O'Clock. The would be robber,
while lounging about the saloon,
bought several drinks and after
the last glass went to the
lavatory, When he returned ne
walked boldly to the bar, where
sheperd, the porter, and f. 4. Ryan.
bartender and owner of the saloon,
were chatting, ordering them to
Stick 'em up" and to enforce his
command drew As caliber revol-
yer on the men. Not to be outdone.
who was standing at the end
Of the bar, started for the door, dash
I'd outside and made his escape,
by the robber, who shouted
loudly to him to stop.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-25

The city council held a special SEES
sion last night to consider the plans
submitted by the various architects
for the new city hall. A full board
was present with the exception of NJ.
ID. Wright.
George Williams, of our city, and
PTeusse Little of Spokane, submitted
plans for the councils consideration.
After going into the matter q1ite
thoroughly and after making COMPARE
sons, it decided with only one dis
senting voice, to accept the plans of
Williams which it considered more
appropriate for CoeEr d'Alene.
These plans have been somewhat
altered from those drawn, photo
graphed and exhibited to the public
some time ago. 1t is thought they
are much better and more beautiful.
1t is planned for a three story
structure with a full basement in
which will be located oity offices and
apartments necessary for a progressive
city like Occur d'AIene. In the
basement will be placed the jail with
six cells, a police court room, the
office of he chief of police and the
furnace equipment. On the tirst floor
will be the city library, the mayors
office, the Office of the chief of the
IRE department, the office and the en-
CINE room for the FIRE department.
The second floor contains office rooms
Tor city clerk, attorney and treasur-
er, besides council chambers and fire.
mems sleeping apartments. The
third door will possess the Conner
0lai club quarters such as dining and
reeeptlon rooms and q sscretary's
oLnOe besidse the assembly room.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-25
HOMES FOR 1000 FAMILIES
Indian Lands that will Be Open
ed in the Northwest.

Spokane, Wash, Sept. "a
Homes for 50, 600 families will be
provided in the northwest by Uncle
Sam during the next ~ months,
when, II is given out, the government
will open to settlement 4,9lO, 900
acres of timber, agricultural and min
eral land in eastern Washington. nor.
thern Idaho, western Montana and
South Dakota. The occupation Of
these lands, situated in eight Indian
reservations. will mark the most i'm
portant period Of development since
the first railroad invaded the forest,
valleys and sagebtush deserts, west OF
The Rocky mountains, and means the
obliteration OF the frontier with it's
picturesque cowboys and the vivid,
adventurous heroic days, which will
never again have a counterpart in
this country. The lottery system has
been decided upon in the disposition
Of these reservation lands, which are
located as follows:
Colville, eastern Washington,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-25

the Standard Oil company was guilty
of Relating, every other manufacturer
WAS guilty. The judge instructed the
jury to investigate the conduct of
other manufacturers and ordered the
issuance of a subpoena for Moffat.
The letter of the attorney general
to District Attorney Sims, read in
court today, directed Mr.. Sims to
'lnform the court that the depart
ment has most carefully considered,
and again considered, all aspects of
this case and is unable to find any
sufficient reason for other action ON
its part than was indicated in the let
ter of August 10 last from the Attor
ney general to Hon. X. NJ Landsi,
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-25
TOM LAWSON'S FIZzLE
Those Who Follow Him Lose on
Copper

Washington, d. c., Sept. 2I.-
Special Correspondence Whether
the present boom of high trust prices
are to continue is a matter of dispute
between the highest financial authori
ties. 1t may be well to recall the
opinions given and then Judge of
their value. 1t is only few months
ago when the frenzled financiers of
Wall Street were advising invest
ments in stocks and bonds at the
prices then prevailing, since then
nearly so per cent has been knocked
off their paper value, and as far as
trust stocks, at least, are concerned
the bottom is perhaps not yet reach
ed. The public were ad Vised some
time ago by Tom Lawson to buy con-
per stocks for an advance, but this
tip has been followed by a decline of
80 per cent in "Alamagated Copper
aud nearly as much in other like
stocks. Tom Lawson is likewise
booming President Roosevelt as GER
tain to be renominRted and elected,
but If his political foresight is no
better than his financial hindsIght, it
is pretty certain that Mr.. Roosevelt
will not be renominated.
President Gray of the Steel Trust
declares the business OF trust boom
will continue, but at the same time
there was serious decline ON the
stock market of steel trust shares and
orders for steel material are decreas-
ing and the price is declining. Mr..
Rogers CT the Copper Trust and Stan
dard Oil declared when he returned
from Europe few weeks ago that the
price of copper would remain at %
cents pound, whereas now it is GO
ing begging at Is cents pound.
Mr.. Wilson, Secretary of Agriculture,
on his return from a two mouths
trip through the country, told us the
farmers had enormous crops and
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-25

dustFial and political CataclysmS II
looks as II great many people we're
afraid OF something dire happening.
Already vast fortunes have melted
away or have been greatly depleted,
but so far the trouble haa been a
rich name panic" and mostly CON
fined to New York and the other great
financial Centers. The question is,
will 1t spread. have somewhat en-
larged on these symptoms OF the bust
ing OF the trust booming created by
present political policies as 1t will
have the effect Of showing that ultra
protection has created an unnatural
prosperity which lie now on the wane.
Under these conflicting advises 1t
will, at least, be wisdom for ordinary
people to keep near the shore until
the financial clouds are lifted and by
all means not TO go into debt unless
there is a sure way of being abba to
pay.
Politics have been rather at
standstill for the past week. The
most important Republican movement
being the determination Of Congress-
man Burton to run against Tom
johnson for Mayor OF Cleveland at
the solicitation OF the President and
Taft. If Tom johnson wins 1t may
eliminate Taft as Republl
can candidate for President, and force
Tom johnson into the limelight as
prominent candidate for the Demo
cratic nomination.
The Coeur d'Alene press. (Coeur d'Alene, Idaho) 1906-1907, 1907-09-25

and to which Judge Landis referred
in his remarks to the grand jury on
August IA. We will assure the court
that this department thoroughly an
preciates the force and cogency of
the reasons which caused it's request
that the record of testimony in the
case against the Standard Oil COM
pany should be scrutinized by the
department and it fully recognizes the
highly appropriate character of the
said request under the peculiar cir.
cumstances of this unusual case.