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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Stalienrr id)iehen chamber loot.

0auburp, Cont, %, San. -
Sn elmer bieiigen @irtbid)ait iano
cine SbieBerei 5piiten Stalienerlt
itatt, BEL melbcr elmer Der 9et6eili8'
ten, emilio 3rottelone, aui Der STEELE
erihoiien uno 5ipei unoere Staliener
onideinenb tootlid) perpunoet wllr-
Sen. 6rattclone ullo Elm Sanosnanlt
bon t6u muroen bon cinem Wanne,
oeIlen Nane 2oris iein ioa, an Die
Sbiire Der @irtbid,ait gerulen, NOS
rolti bic Wenannten aui chamber 5li
ifieBcn begannen. 2oui3 puroe onrd)
einen SduB idlper uerlebt, 6rotte'
lone g%etootet. Gin nnoerer BON oen
@etbeiligten wuroe ipGter. anld)eineno
t0otlid) perpunoet, bintcr elmer @a.
genremiie. ~ Mteilen Don Ger @irtb.
ihait. in iterbcnoem 3ultanoe aufge'
funoen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
ScntIdcs Gbepaar crmurbct.

&oufonuno, @iSc., -. Salt
Sobn 2ebrmarn unO icinc Satin
mltrOen beute in ibrcr @obnnng nabe
bieiiger StoOt ais 9eidcn g%einnoen,
uno nlnn 0lal6t, oaB lie ermoroet
murocn. Cic 2ei6c ser Srau lag
inter einem 9ctt l,no mar nit 5luci
Niatrnben rno ctlid)en @etttilfern
bcbcdt. Der Mann lab c%nticeIt nno
aufrcdt auf Dem 9ett. Gos Gbeponr
lebtc adcin mto itano I'M Gllf, groBe
GeiGtbiimcr ST beIiten. Sn Scbr'
lrlann'S Saifen iano man Si6crbci.
ten uno 9~aorgclo gum 9ctroge bon
$4,000.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
McBr Cpfcr bcs GiIcn6abn -MoludDS.

Ilbonh N.-O., -. SAIL PM
Ser Wo6apf Chiffon ser o9tem- Dor
fer Gentrolbabn" ultrOen ipGt Geutc
Nodnlitto1 bier Winncr cine babe
0tcile mcItIif bon bier 0urd sic Gol-
lilion elmer 2ofomotiOc nit elmer nit
Irhcitern QeiiiIten ,&o6iiic gctootct
unO pcni0itcnS 5ru6lf perfect. DC
2ellte botten SIT &orncrS, }miid)ell
bier uno 8eIt.Albonp acnrbeitct uuo
beionoen iih in Der bon elmer Qofomo.
tioc gcid)o6cncn &obijic AMI Dem
@eimpcgc. Die Opicr iin0 groBten-
tbeiIS Stoliener uno pobnen bier ODER
in HcnnlieIaer.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Cine Wcile in % Sefmnben.

Ormouo, 6la., %. San. - Die
Iutomobil-@ ettiabrten fingcn 1clitc
oiii5iea an, lpenn au6 ifon cine
Menge Yrobeiabrten i%tattfanocn,
peld)e bon gerooe5l ibealem Cont
merneiter uno briQnntem 3uitanO Oes
als Hennbnhn Oienetoen Stranocs
begiinltigt pltroe1. Gas eigarrenior-
mige Tnnpi- alttonobil, ipcld)eS i'm
porigen Sabre cine Meile in % 1i5
Sefunoe 5uriifIegtc, lit micoer bier
erl1iencn, uno guar nit beOeiltelO
pernlebrter Srait. Ger GDaltItelir
Marriott, lpcld)er oicics %pllnoerbare
@efGbrt lenft, crfldrt, er boflc inter
giilritigen Seoingnngen Ben Meilcn'
Gecoro oltf 20 Sefunoen berab5nbrln-
gen.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Sptal %ueridlncit.

Scattle, @aib., %. Snn.-Nnf
ser o8rcot Nortbern @nbn" lit Der
gar5c transcontinentole Gerfcbr
0urt Sen bpDcn S6nec 5im Stia-
ltal1o gebrad)t moroen. Seit Santitag
lit fcin Great Nortbern". 3ug III
Senttlc c%ingetroiien, uno man iilrd)'
tct, 0oB bic @lofa0e bic gauge @o6c
ooucrll miro. 2m idIimmitcn lit cS
bel Ocm Cascade. Sltnncl, no Der
Sdrnec itclcn lpciIe 20 SUB bod lein
iou. Mn pialcn Stellen lit olld) 0llrdI
sic clormcn Sdiccmoiicn bnS 9nDn'
bctt beid10i1t lpor0cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
9IrocridnB i'm MnSlanbc.

@oibin atom 9. g., -. SoI.
- Tad) sen @cItimmungCn cinCr I'M
Soule ol1genommcncn Bill beS &c.
prdientolten TertinS bon Ncu.Worf,
bc5iiglid) Der Grpotriirrng bon Silr-
acrn uno fires ShubeS inn NllSlon-
sc, miro poll @iirgern, mclhc I'M
9(llSlanoc flint Sabre obne llntcrbrc-
dung meilcn, a1gCllOntnlclL, Dab lie
ibr 9iirgcrrcdt aufgcgc6en 6abcn.
Wdbrcno gcgcnmGrtig MIR Silrgcrlt
GGiic ollSgcltcQt mcrocn fonnen, Iol'
len oo5ll fortan oltd) 2elltc bercdtigt
icir, lpcltbc crit boS iogcnan1te critic
@iirqcrpopicr gcI0it b~a6elober ourd)
8el6Gfte ms HUSBAND berufen mcr-
sen.
Cine mcitcre Gorlfrift Scr Bin ct.
nt09li6t eS reiden 9lntcrifoncrinncn,
lpie 3. .. Der 9elueienen 8rafin Dc
GoItellone, ieBigcn Waoamc @oulo
ll1b ser Scr5ogin bon Marlborough,
ocren Gle nit cllropdiihcn Nriltotres
ten in sic Bride gc9angcn lit, ollc
iDre 9iirgcrreftc, oie lie blrd ibre
Scirotb o%nfgobcn 1pieoer 81 crlon-
gen. Terfins' &orlage lit i'm Scnot
bcrcitS a%ngenommcn morocn, mllB
obcr lpcgen cini0cr unluiGti9er gu.
i1te nod Dem GonierenS : IuSiduB
iibermielen iperoelt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Ibfabrtstage Der Sampfer bon
Wcln.Wnrf.

s(nl 81. San. Compiler .2a Sou.
raine" na6 SABRE.
gm "a. San. Gampfer nHbein"
uod) 9remet.
am 26. San. 9nmpfer n&aiicr
@ilbe.m" na6 Teapel unb @enla.
Nm &c. San. Ganpfer n9aiierin
gugulte &iftoria" mad Samburg.
Nm 26. San. Gampfcr nGbilahcl'
pbio" nod Soutbompton.
Sim 26. San. Gampfer nWinneapo.
lis" nnd 2onOon.
gm 26. San. 9ampfer Gambia
mia" nod Sipcrpool.
gm 26. San. Gan1pfcr Ethiopia"
rad Glasgow.
am 80. San. Gampfer nIoltfe"
nab Dem Srient.
gm 30. San. Gompfcr nSeelanb"
rad Intiuerpcn.
gm SO. San. Gampier ySIpteopr"
nah Motteroam.
Im 81. San. Sompfer Cord" nod
Bremen.
Im 81. San. Camper e. 5. Siet.
gen" nod ao~penbogen.
Im 81. San. Sampfcr ga Cor.
raine" nod Scure.
am 2. 6cbr. Compiler uSiirneiia"
i,ad @!asgop.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Gm6a'S 9tatiunalipprt.

6ooonn, 20. San. - @encroI
Soic @iallcI @one}, Der libcrolc
ErGiioettiGaitS g Gnnoi0ot, ulo sic
beiOen liberalen Gr-GongrcBmitglic-
Der Wenbieta un0 @encrol Montcos
GUIDO Duroen je in cine @eloitroic BON
$50 me0qn G%cronitaltltng Don @nb-
northampton genonnen. General
Tino Guerra, ser 1Sit6rer in ser let
ten Hepolution, peld)cr inter oericl,
ben @ei6uloigumg po~rgcInOcn NOR
sen mar, Gattc mcgen &ronfbeit ni6t
erifcinen f0nlen. Die 4l1cflogtcn
mnd)ten gcltcnO, iic bitten nidt bcab-
iidtigt, oaS @cicB SIT pcrtebelt, iolls
0crn lie bGttcn MIR ctlidcn bobcn
omcritaniidcn Nrmec-N fii5iercn ben
cltbaniid)en Notionoliport einmol Dor
fiibret mollcll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
GrIdjpf ibrcn Ncffeu.

@ittsburg, ga, %. San. -
HSobn 8uara9no, Elm IN Stone Somn.
hip, nobe bier, m%oDnboitcr Stolicner
bon 20 Snbrcn, mltroe Gcltte Don ser
35si1brigen Dominica Bancroft, lei.
l,er Sonte, erihoiien. 6rau Bancroft
beiinoct iid) in Sait uno ertlart, iie
bobe olli ibren Nefien %9eieuert, neil
oerleIbe eil,en uniittIid)cn Ingriii olii
lie periibte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
$litpergicfcn in elmer Nrbeitcr.
perinmmlnng.

SloatS6urg, N.-D., %. San.
Sn elmer ip6t gcltern 9(beno bier a6.
0ebaltenen Geriammllrng Ser @ppier-
un0 Steinmaurer = Union fam eS
iiber bic Srage Setreii8 3uriidmci.
hing zines Npplifnnten nm ~9(uinabmc
in bic llnion ST cincm Dcitigcn Dis.
PIT mo elmer bhltigen SdieBerci.
@inccu5a Sculo, ien., lultroc oltgelI'
blifIid) geto0tet, Somoio Gbedc 10
idmcr pcrlctt, baB CT beltc itorb, un0
Tiucen5o Scala lebensgefGbriid Der
lett.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
I'm i%unnigcn Siibcn.

MifeM S..G., %. San. = N0ol'
plus 9uid, ser grouer.M iQionGr
bon ct. 9oui@, melder gerooc in Scr
@%enciun9 Don cincm i6pcren Anioa
Oer 2ungcnent5iinoulg begriiicn lit,
fam bellte nit ieincr camille bier an
uuo miro lid cine 3eit lang mfbol.
ten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23

erfabrell mod}te bellte einen Sclblts
moroberhu6.
8ron0 in Tofio.
Gofi o, %. Sonltor. - GieSoupt'
ge6Groc oes &erfebr& MtiniitcriumS
brannten beute friib nicOcr uno Der
Gerluit miro uuf 100000 geIdott.
Die neiiten in Dem @ebduoe olf6e.
mobrten Itten gingen %pcrloren. Gna
6eter miro einem 81 itart ge9el3ten
Sfert 5ugcidrieben.
Ser S6'd0cn ar nj b eDr
''. groB.
Gofio, %. San. - Ser S6o6en,
welfer Dem lleblunQ9 @ciApooer
0rrd ben Stllrm 5lQciiiqt mur0c,
bon Dem cS fur5 nod Dem I~ll0louItn
uod) Sonolulu iiberroidt nnO sur
9iiidfebr nod Oofobomn 0cronloBt
mllrOe, lit ni6t 10 groB, ais 5lterlt
ongenommen mur0e. IS hot iid
b%erousgeItcllt, 0oB fcinca Der Shille
Die MaIten Dcrloren bat, Uic e@ &C.
itern bicB. @G6renO Oca Sttrmc3
perlor Dos 0ei6lunOcr icda 9ootc
uno 30 Wfnnn murocn pcrlcbt. Wun
boift, 0nB Die Sdific oic 9tciic 6olo
mie0er 1pcr0cn nntrctcn f0nlcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
gu falt 3nm &aban.
SemOnitratipnen in Eetcrsbnrg fOn=
ten nidJt ~Ghsgefiibrt mcrben.

SemDnitratiunen in Eetcrsbnrg fons
ten nid)t ansgcfi6rt mcroen.
6eier 0eS SobreStuge5 ocS o8otben
S~onntogS" beiArGnfte iid oni
GinIteauna ser 4rbeit. -GrfoIge
ser So3ioliIten bel 0eu 0umas
@u6leu. - Nfioire 8olonpi-SaI=
mos peruriaft cine &a6inet8-
friii9 in llngorn. - 9aroni1 b.
S60nberg, Elm @erf5eug 30
lonpi's, maft einen Selbitmoros
beriud). - @roBieuer in Ser
@ouptita0t Sapan'S.
petersburg, %. Gan. Gle
9(rbeiter bon 5poli Ser 0r0Bten blell-
gen Ia6rifen ietten bcllte sum Nnoen'
fen an fire &ameraOelt, lpeld)e am
y&otbcn Sonntog" CD. Sonuor
1909 bier eridoiien mnroell, ell1ell
Strife in Scene, jeOod) e%relgneten ltd
teine llnruben. N4e Geriud)e, 0cnlo1s
ltrationen 81 orgoniiiren wltroen
our6 Die grimmige aGlte oereitelt.
GaS thermometer ionf uui 20 @roo
inter 9tul.
Seutc Nodmittu9 idloiicn Iid) Die
S6riiticber oller 3eitungen DEM
Strife al 1uto mr. n9toooe SrentJa"
fonnte crldeincn.
@ori d) a II, y. Sanlror. Yer
fir Den belttigen Sobrcatog Oea "9to'
then Sonntog5" 0cplaltc Strife ldet'
terte on Der ollgen1cinen @el9erl1lg
Scr 9(rbeiter, liN Der gclpe9nr0 o15ll-
i6IicBcn.
= trtte Ii y D 3.
2o05, Glliiiid 3 Folelt, %. Sot.
- Ger gum Snoenfcn an Oen Ec'
tcrs6lrger yHotben Sonntag" &C.
plontc Strifc murbe bcntc BON Den
bicli0cn So5ioliiten c~riolGrcid) Ollrd)s
gcfii6rt. 9(Qe 6abritcn, 2aoel1 ilno
8irtbIGoftcn bliebcn geidloilcll, tci-
nc 3citungcn erid)icncn nlO ocrStrn-
bcn6aGnoerfcbr mar eingcltcllt. Sci
ne @erboftungen luurOcn por8enont.
men.
Nirileff'S Ib0antunB.
8etcr5burg, %. Sonllor. -
Sic belltigcu 3eitllngcn melOen, o1B
Die Dor ctli0en Sogen clngercldte
Aboonflulg oes Observation-Disclosures no
nliralS 9irilcfi occeptirt morOcn lit.
Ger Ntonlc ieilles NoHiolgera lit nod
nidt mitgetbeilt iporOen.
So5ialiltil d) cr MoDl1tc9.
YctcrS burg -, San. - Der
Slucite Gag Der @oDlcn iiir 0oS nelle
@urlomcrt bat Sen So5iolilten IN
ben 6abrif = Giltriften mcitcrc Gr-
iplge gebroht. Nuf Die Gonlerpotl'
ben cntfolen fallm 5luci Bro5e1t ulto
olli Die GonItitutioncllcn Gemotrotelt
pier YroScnt Qller abQeqcbenenS STINT !
men.
9ci sen @oblcn i'm abirgiiet 9 &c.
bict baben Die fortidrittlihcn Wtll-
bo%mmeoorrer gclicgt.
Ncuc Gr.pcr d) ii tterungen.
Petersburg, %. San. - Sci
ti9c GroitoBc lueroen ans Ileranr
orowsf, ocm Souptboien bon Sas
6olin uno ans Gliiotctbpol 9cnlelOct.
Salmosm ma cinge6 ii d.
teri.
9ubopcit il, %. San. Ger che
molige 9iirgermeiiter Solmos, Del
len 6cb0e nit Dem SuIti5 3 Miniltcr
Be5o b. Yolonpi gnnj 9uoapelt be.
id)1itigt, fommt jett nit Der liberia.
lfenoen Nn9abc, or babe Die betannte
Grfl6ruurg, luelde Eolonpi I'M gbge.
oronctenbouic pcrleicn uno Die cine
3urildnobmc Ser bon SalmoS gcgen
Sen WiniItcr Observation-Disclosures
gen entbiclt, nift freiluiuig abgegc-
ben babe, ionoern inter einent &C.
maltigcn Srud. Seine Sobne bcItG.
tioen oieS. Sic iogen, ibr Soter bo-
be Observation-Disclosures geecn ben Wtis
niitcr bereitS aebobt. ga ober babe
Der Snusur6t ouf Gcronlnliung oeS
M - - Y
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
Sdiff6rndD nnS 9cbensuerlnit.

ct. Sob II, H..9., %. San. -
Son ct. George. I.-9., miro Der ltlt'
tcrgang SeS oreimdltigen Sd)oonerS
n@oracc q. Morie" g%entcloet, mel.
der Samitog 9odt BET glib Sslalto
Ipint criolgtc uib mobci Der Gapitdl
So6n Carney ans 0elapare Sreat'
luater itno Gin Mutrole ibr Seben per'
loren. Tie on0cren Witglieocr Der
Wantidaft mitr0en gerettet mo be-
finoen iif auf oem 2eud)ttburm Don
9liB Sslano. Ger Gigentbiimer oes
Sd)ooncrs pobnt III Corners Eoiit.
NGp.Sericp.
Tsagtdie HDeSute, Ole IhI Inner Gskauft HABIT
::::;; GM2ZzzM
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1907-01-23
I II u Ell er II Il q 0cS y
neIen 8e5cbeS.

Tor Sem Gonlitc fiir al,SmGrtige
Angelegenbeiten, meldeS Die Ser
fins'ihc gill iiber Mooififation ocs
Gbineien : S(usidlil6 8cietes inter
Grlp1grltg bat. crflartc Der Hcpr1.
le1tant WcainInp bon Californian,
d)ineiiid)c Gno6en lno Wt1Od)en mir.
Ben ,ollf DEM Warfte" in Son6rnn4
5isco lpie Eferoe uno Moultbiere pcr.
folift. Son ser Ibauoerurg bes Gbi-
ncien : Nusi6lub <@eictes miirocn
MIR bic luelligcn groBcn finciiihcn
@cieQihaften Gortbeil BADEN, mclhe
iuuge Gbineicn faftiid) offs Sflouel
ilad) oen Ser. Stnntcn brGd,tcu, nlO
Die Wtcbrbeit ser Ginmobncr bon Gn-
~lifornien iei gegeu jebc Ibanoerung
bes BGeteS; cine g6dnocrlng bcS
8cietcS iueroe BON ben Gbineien MIR
oobiu geoeutct ipcrbcn bob bic nnlc-
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-06-22
Notice of Hearing of Petition to Va-
 cate Streets in Fl CentrO

Public notice Is hereby given that on Wednesday, July 3d, 1907, at two o'clock p. m. of said day. at the office of the board of supervisors at the coun- ty court house in the city of San DIe- go. county of San Diego, State of Cal ifornia, the petition of Fl Centro Land company ct al, freehoders of road dls- trict No 4. taxable therein for road purposes, will be heard, being a petl ton to this board to discontinue and close that certain road, the general route of which road Is as follows, to-wlt;
 Beginning at point on the west line of Fourth street in the town of Fl Gen. tro. In the county of San Diego, State of California, where said west line of Fourth street Is lntersected by the north line of Commercial avenue and running thence north, along said west line of Fourth street. to the south line of an alley running through block two CD In said town, thenc5 at right angles east to a point which Is twenty feet west of the westerly line of the right O. way of the Southern Pacific R. R. company, thence southerly along line running parallel to said westerly line of said right of way, to point on the north line of Commercial avenue, which Is twenty feet west of the west erly line of said right of way of the Southern Pacific R. R. company. thence west to the point of beginning Said road runs over land formerly owned by Fl Centro Land company, which company also owns the land abuttlng on said road, to the wes' thereof.
 You are therefore notified to appear at said time and place and show cause if any you have why the said portion of said road In said town of Fl Centro should not be closed according to the prayer of said petition.
 By order of the board of supervisors this 4th day of June, 1907.
 WM. H. FRANCIS. County clerk and ex- offico clerk of the
 Board of supervisors.
 By l. A. Thresher, Deputy. jl5 p
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-06-22
Badly Sprained Ankle Cured

Three years ago our daughter sprained her ankle and had been suffering terrib- ly for two days and nights-had not slept minute. Mir. Stallings, of But Ter, Tenn, told us of Chamberlain s Pain Balm. We went to the store that night and got bottle of it and bathed her ankle two or three times and she went to sleep and had good nights rest. The next morning she was much better and in short time could walk around and had no more trouble with her ankle -E. NJ. Brumitt, Hampton, Tenn. 26 and 10 cent sizes for sale by Fl CentrO drug store.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-06-22
A New Church

Ground was broken for the new Presbyterian church and the lumber Is reported as on the way. The brick foundation Is being laid and everything will be In readiness to commence It's erection as soon as the lumber arrives. which will probably be to-day. Con- tractor Travers says he has orders to finish this church building as soon as possible.
 The plans for this building show that 1t will indeed be, a handsome structure. some what different from the ordinary church buildings. and will be large and roomy.
 The church will be located between State and Olive streets. on the east side of Fourth. very slightly and con venlent location.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-06-22
Invested in Fl CentrO

A. w. Swanson and Henry Burke. who had been In the valley for nearly a month past looking for property that suited them. returned to their homes in Spooner, Wisconsin. While here they looked the valley over thoroughly and delbera:ed considerably before making up their minds as to where they would invest It all looked good to them. However, just before they left they purchased a quarter section of land within three miles of Fl Centro and also two three acre tracts In the town. They secured good location in the acreage property.
 These gentlemen expect to be back here In the early fall and Will put up buildings on their newly acquired prop erty in town and will improve the farm property.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-06-22
THE VALLEY IN BRIEF

Geo. ]. Holloway. of Brawley, last week sold his csntaloupe crop of 40 acres for S3Coo cash net This brings to him a net profit of SIS an acre for hts 40 acres. It Is hard 10 estimate what land which produces this amount of money per acre per year really is worth.
 There were tventy-tvo car loads of cattle unloaded at Imperial and twenty one cars at Brawley the last of last week. There were l7oo head In all and will be fattened on the fields throughout the Imperial Valley.
 The delinquent stock list of Imperial Water Go. No. Is being published. It Is not nearly so large as 1t has been in former years.
 l. Nj. Mills, of the State agricultural department. has been In the valley making further studies of agricultural conditions here and says he will come to the valley on monthly trips hereafter to keep In close touch. with conditions. Mir. Mills Is one of the abest authori ties in the state on agricultural and horticultural subjects and his labors will be of great value to Imperial Valley.
 With the large shipments of canta- loupes from the Imperial Valley 1t has been found hard 10 run the valley branch train of the Southern Pacific on any sort of schedule. It takes so much of the time to set the freight cars and move the refrigerator cars from the sheds to the ice plant and back and forth that the regular running time Is badly demoralzed. No doubt, hoWev CT, the Southern Pacific is doing the best it can and will get the matter strengthened out d all early date. Of course as soon as the line is extended to Yuma there will be an Imperial Va ley train from Yuma to Los Angeles. both freight and passenger and the travelling public will find il much pleas anter.
 It is no more than natural for the shipper of fruits and vegetables to ship from the town that provides the proper facilities for handling his produce. That Is where Fl Centro Is winning out at the present time and has just lately won signal victory over its rival town. Ei Centro Is trying to take care of the bus.iiess ;'.a, OOnles i,4lu anu rs n1aK- ing ready all the time for an increase
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-06-22
M. V. BUTCHER Real Estate and
 Investments
Imperial Valley Lands a Speciality

Imperial Valley Lands a Speciality
 Imperial Valley is the largest irrigated bargains on earth can be found in the imperial Valley. Anyone having Im- perial lands they wish to sell or trade for Los Angeles property will find it to their advantage to consult me. My fs- cilities for finding bargains for buyers and buyers for bargains cannot be sur passed. Write or wire me at 2 Mer- cantile Place, Los Angeles, Cal. Home Tel. 8182. Tel. Main $40.
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-06-22

If you have land to sell or rent come and list with us. Ira Aten Land c
Imperial Valley press and the Imperial press., 1907-06-22

Automobiles are getting to be quite numerous noW-a- days
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15

on the outside all the way, being a slow
beginner. Mary Glenn will set a fast
pace and should last to place. Young
Davis should beat Robert Mitchell for
show money.
Judge Nelson on his good race to
Livius and San Alviso will be the one
to beat in the fourth race. If any
thing beats the top one it will most
likely be Norfolk, as he has the speed
of this bunch and may make run
away race of it.
Round Dance and Kirkfield Belle
have an outside chance. Route is too
far for Halton.
Orena, Turnaway and Snapdragon
look best in the fifth race and it would
not be surprising to see them finish in
this order. Macall has an outside
chance to be among the first three.
Throw out Confessor's last race as
it was not a true one. He will prob
ably do better today as he has only
Revolt to beat, which he should ac-
complish. Bologna and Toncasta will
probably be close together for the
short end of the purse. Cotillion seems
to have trained off.
Dazzle broke Gown in the sixth race
and will be on the shelf for some time
again.
Los Angeles herald., 1907-02-15
PEERLESS LASS
WINS FEATURE
OUTSIDER R0MPS HOME IN
EASY FASHION
Mile Event Goes to Miss RIIne After
Driving Finish Of the First
Four Horses-other
Results
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 14.-At EN-
eryville today Peerless Lass surprised
the talent by winning the fourth race in
good shape, although a rank outsider in
the betting. The mile event went to
Miss Rillle after a driving finish OF the
ltirst four horses. Results
First race. three and half furlonps-
PaJaroita, ia (Powers), 8 to 2. won;
Galmoore, ia Gawrence), 30 to 1. sec
ond; Bardonia, 109 CA. Brown, 16 to 1,
third; time :42. Memorize, Galtrix. Mrs.
Nugent, Uncle Sam, Excheuuer, Henry
Kelly, Tea Bath, Duarte and Last Go
also ran.
Second race, mile and fifty yards. SELL
ing-Col. Jewelb116 (Groff), 16 to l.
won; The Missourian, 116 (Dugan), 25
to l, second Cardinal Sarto, 121 (Can-
derbouD, 10 to 1, third; time 1:46 1-5
Alice Carey, Nabonassar, Crigli. Potrero
Grande, Eli, Sinner Simon, Royal Red
Bear Skin, Adirondack and Halnault
also ran.
Third race, seven furlongs-Altanero
9S (Miller), to s. won; Vincentino. 1O9
(Lawrence), 8 to ., second; Furze, 90
(BuXton), to g third; time 20. Avoni
FRITZ Terri, Yarbor. Martemor. Bill
Perry, Huston, Anopous and School
Bell also ran.
Fourth race, five and half furlongs,
selling-Peerless Lass. 9S (Dugan). 20
to l, won; Silver Line 9S CMcRae) 10
to l, second; Mechant, los (Williams)
Is to 5, third; time 1908 As. Gala, La
Rose, HRndmaiden. May Pink, Maud
McG. and Hilo De ORC also ran.
Fifth race, one mile-Miss Rillie. 1O7
(Hunter), to l, won; Calmar, 92
(Davis). 20 to l, second; Lord of the
Vale, 112 Clark, 2 to 1, third; time AZ
Funnyside, Alderman Bait, Boxelder,
Veterano, Ruby, CRATER and Mendon
also ran.
Sixth race, six furlongs-Sugar Maid,
92 (Miller), to /, won: Ethel Day, 102
(Sandy), s to l, second; Princess I'll
tania, 1O3 (McBride), to l, third;
time 1:14. Delagoa, Monte, Lucille. Dol
lie Dollars, Morarity, Elancer and Sin
cerity also ran.