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The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
New York Shut Out.

Ht. Louis. May 20.-st. Louis took the opening game of the series with New York today. Raymond pitched in brilliant form, allowing New York but st. Louis. .. =. .01o ooe 0os-f 3 Q
 Batteries--Raymond and Ludwig: McGininty. Taylor and Needham Time 1:as. Empires, Klem and Rlgler.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
COLLEGE BASEBALL.

At Atlanta-University of Georgia, 4: Washington and Lee. 0.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

All fancy cOIOrs dyed-sillS, cotton or wool. Ask to see sample.
 French Dry Cleaning Co. EOS Dex- ter. Phone 113.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

Reulbach was hit hard by Boston yesterday but the team back of Dor ner put up stTeal Birmingham kind of game.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

sylvania. 1.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
PhiIadeIphie shut Out.

Cincinnati, May 20.-Coakley's su- perb pitching was too much for the ner to second base during the game. Cincinnati. .. 1000 o2o o1s-S Philadelphia . 900 0OO OOO-0 4
 Batterles-CoalSley and SchleI: Mo. Quiilan and Dooin. Time, 1:35. Um. ptre. Emslie.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

washlngt0n-Chlcago. Rain. At Washington -Chica. so postponed; rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

The Boston Americans hit Addie Joss thirteen times yesterday, Cleveland support was as ragged as that of the Boston Nationals.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21
Score bv, innings :

TotaIs.. =. =. =. 20 4~Ig 8 sOne out when game called.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

New YOrk-DetrOit, Rain. At New York-New York Detroit: rain.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-21

Looks like Mullaney's gang can't lose for winning and Malarky's people cant win for losing-like them Dubs."
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-24

THERE NEVER WAS A TIME
WHEN THE REPUBLICANS HAD
BETTER REASONS TO BE PROUD
OF THEIR PARTY AND ITS
ACHIEVEMENTS THAN At THE
PRESENT MOMENT.
90 NOT PERMIT YOURSELVES
TO BE DISTRACTED OR ALARMED
BY THE NOISE DEMOCRATIC ORA
TORS ARE MAKING OVER TRIPLES
AND FALSE ISSUES.
THE RESULTS OF THE CAM.
PAlGN so FAR ARE HIGHLY SAT,
IsFAcToRY. THE PEOPLE ARE
SHOWING GREAT INTEREST AND
ENTHUSIASM AT OUR MEETINGS
ALL WE NEED NOW Is TO GET
OUT THE VOTE.
PARTY WORKERS AND COMMIT.
TEEMEN SHOULD MAKE EVERY
POSSIBLE EFFORT TO SEE THAT
BUSY AND ovER-coNFiDENT RE
PUsLIcANs ARE REGISTERED ON
THE NEXT REGISTRATION DAY
IN THE COUNTRY DISTRICTS
WHICH is OCTOBER 27TH, THE
LAST TUESDAY OF THIS MONTH
YOURS VERY TRULY,
t -- JOHN F. VIVIAN.
CHAIRMAN.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-24
Mcdonald vs..
Shafr0th
MCDONALD COMES FROM THE
PEOPLE-SHAFROT FROM
TILE Dbl lrIcIANc

VHE TOII tSIANSs
Jesse Mcdonald has spent his life
among the men who toll with their
hands His character and his hon
esty of purpose are as rugged as the
hills from whence he came. He be-
longs to that great. conservative,
level-headed element of OUR people
which does the ruling and the real gov
erning in this country. They listen
to orators, they read, they understand
and they make their intelligence felt
at the polls.
Mcdonald Self-Made Man.
He is self-made man. He has won
success IN life, not by following the
easy, luxurious path of the corporation
attorney, like his opponent. Mr.. Shaf
roth, but he has fought the battle OF
life shoulder to shoulder with the
stout hearted men whose toll in the
mining industry has made this state
famous the world over.
What he has Of this worlds goods
he has wrung from Mother Earth. not
from his fellowmen.
ne HAS HNeu tue Slnple lie, anu
has by his sterling integrity. his keen
and well-balanced judgment and his
high sense of honor won the support
and admiration of the people of Colo
rado.
"Honestjohn" Not Of the People.
John Shafroth, or "Honestjohn, as
he is known, has lived his life in an
atmosphere far removed from the men
who earn their bread by the sweat OF
their faces. He feels kindly toward
them; he would not Intentionally do
them wrong, but he cannot understand
them as Jesse Mcdonald does
Mr.. Shafroth is lawyer 1t Is his
duty to defend those who are wrong
or who have a weak case as well as
those who are right and have strong
cases before the court. 1t is his duty
to save his client, to use his knowl-
edge of the tricks of the law and his
ingenuity as lawyer in pleading his
| clients cause to make up for the lack
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-24
The Standard
Oil Special
BRYAN SMiLES UNDER INSULT"
OF CORPORATION CON-
TRiBUTioNS.

No better advertisement OF its abase
ment at the hands of the corporation:
could be possibly furnished by the
Democratic party than the STANDARD
Oil' special, now traversing the state
of Colorado.
1t is freely charged that this
magnificent train is being financed by
the Standard Oil Company and Colo
RADIO corporations in the interests ol
Bryan, Charles J. Hughes, Jr., Jonn F
Shafroth and other candidates on the
Democratic national and state tick
cts. Hughes and Shafroth are di
rectly identified with the corpo
rations and have been for years
They are merely masqueradine
under the time-honored tenets oil
the Democratic party, which have
suddenly been abandoned. The peo
pie should awaken to a realization OF
this fact. for it means that the Demo
cratic party is now subservient to the
influences it once decried, and for nc
other reason than that these corpora
tions are furnishing ready money.
"Oh, what a fall was there, my
countrymen."
Eight years ago William Jennings
Bryan went through the country with
fine tooth comb looking for men In
the Democratic party who were being
Influenced by the corporations. He
did the same thing four years ago and
attempted to read Roger Sullivan Of
Illinois out of the party for represent
ing corporations.
This year he comes to Denver and
sees the Democratic party absolutely
debauched by corporations. He sees
Charles ]. Hughes, Jr., corporation
man pure and simple, running for
United States senator and contributing
$4,000 to the Bryan campaign fund. He
sees plans for the special train being
completed, the funds being entirely
furnished by corporations.
Yet Mr.. Bryan comes and goes with
out a word of reproach. His old fine
ly-assumed sense of shame at corpor-
ate invasion seems to have become
suddenly blunted. He overlooks the
things he decried a few years ago.
Bryan's desire to become President
of the United States has never led
him into a graver Inconsistency ths-
this
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-24
The Democrats
The Octopod
Has Got Them
CORPORATIONS IN CONTROL.

The extraordinary display of wealth
by tn Democratic state organization
In Colorado is entirely consistent with
the drift of the Democracy to corporate
control
1t viii be remembered that when po
litical considerations forced Mr. Bryan
to rea Colonel Guffey, the Standard
OIL magnate OF Pennsylvania, out of his
party at the Denver convention, the
fact was discovered that Colonel Cuff
fey had made Mr.. Bryan present of a
stained glass window for his new home
at Lincoln. And this window, put
there by Standard Oil money, still
adorns the Bryan mansion
The charge that Haskell, Mr.. Bry-
ans national committee treasurer, was
a aaStandard Oil employe was corrobo-
rated by a Democratic attorney gen
eral OF Oklahoma and other Democratic
officials, and Mr.. Bryan was obliged
to throw him out.
In Colorado, we find the same influ-
ences at work
Mr.. Cassidy, an agent of the Stand
ard OIL Company, is running on the
Democratic ticket for the state senate
from Boulder county. 1t is also claimed
that Standard Oil money provided the
Democrats with the luxurious special
train for campaigning in Colorado.
John Shafroth, the Democratic can
didate for governor, is a corporation
lawyer and while Congressman helped
the Denver Union Water Company to
get 1000 acres of land above the Chees-
man reservoir site for $125 per acre
Charles J. Hughes, Jr.. candidate for
United States Senator is an attorney
for several big Denver utility corpo-
rations and is man of great wealth.
1t was some of this wealth, 1t is
claimed, that caused the Denver Post
to shift its support from the Repub-
lican party to that of the Democratic
party between sundown and sunrise
three weeks ago.
Aiii, AICilioNldilC 1OE
Supreme Court Judge, has been attor-
ney for the Burlington railway
Charles s. Thomas, Democratic can
didate for presidential elector, is the
legal representative of the big Nevada
corporations and OF several in Co
RADIO.
Ed Taylor, candidate for Congress
man-at-large, is ar attorney of large
number Of western slope corporations.
In fact there are sixteen lawyers on
the Democratic ticket, nearly all of
whom are known az having been or
being now in the employ Of corpora
tions.
The Octopod has wrapped its tenta-
cles snugly around the candidates of
the Democratic party from Billy Bryan
down to the bottom of the list.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-24

of strength of his case. He has spent
much OF his life in an effort to make
juries believe things which the law
yer on the other side told them was
not so. To certain extent he has
lived in an atmosphere of bluff, blus-
ter and make believe"
However honest his Intentions.
man of this training is apt to feel,
unconsciously, perhaps, that he can
fool the people in the same way.
McDonaId's Sincerity SeIf-Evident.
Jesse Mcdonald is not this sort OF
man. Shafroth lacks the sincerity
in dealing with the public that is SO
selfevident in Mcdonald.
In politics Mr.. Shafroth can saw one
thing and mean another but this is
impossible with Mcdonald.
For instance, Shafroth is both by
word and by silence doing his utmost
to make the people in Colorado be-
lieve the Democratic party will apply
protective tariff to beet sugar when
he knows positively that the Demo-
cratic minority in the National Con.
sress demanded free sugar, that Mr.
Bryan has stood for free sugar and
that the Democratic platform said,
I'VE denounce protectionism as a rob-
berry OF the many to protect the few"
Mr.. Shafroth believes this is honest;
Mr.. Mcdonald believes it Is dishonest,
That is the difference.
Stands on His Merits.
Mr.. Shafroth undertakes to win the
votes of the people by the use of po-
litical license" by trying to make
them believe things that are not so.
Jesse Mcdonald means exactly what
he says and makes no demagogc ap-
he bend the knee to men of wealth
and influence He simply stands upon
his merits as man and a citizen
The people Of Colorado have tried
him. They defeated him four years
ago when he ran against Mr.. Brooks
for Congress. The people have tried
Jesse F. Mcdonald and they like him.
These are some of the differences
between Jesse Mcdonald and John
Shafroth at the present time; but tho
most striking difference after Novem-
Der 3rd will be that Jesse Mcdonald
will be Governor and John Shafroth
will not.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-24
Bryan Ignores
Union Labor

Despite VIM. j. Bryan's professed
love for union labor, collection of
printing to be done he patronized non
union shops. And what is worse the
union label Is absent from the Com
moner.
Union printers have called attention
to this matter and much amusement
has been caused by this discovery. It
takes the edge OF his affectionate (?)
attitude toward labor.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-24
Shafroth
on Sugar
''Honestjohn" 10 Not Honest Enough to
Tell His Audiences the Facts.

The one issue which "Honestjohn"
Shafroth has taken up in this cam
paign Is beet sugar. He is running for
governor, not for Congress, but he does
not say anything about state affairs,
nor tell how he will run the state
ences that Mr.. Taft wants to ruin the
sugar industry
Mr.. Shafroth is disngenuous, to say
the least. AS reported in the Denver
News, he said the other evening that
the Philippine Islands contain any
quantity of the finest sugar land in the
world; that labor can be hired for
$3.50 month, and that "it would not
be long" if Philippine sugar were ad
mitted free, before the sugar industry
OF Colorado would be ruined.
Last year we imported about 12,500
tons Of sugar from the Philippines.
The daily consumption of this coun-
try is about 900 tons
For six years past, the importation
from the Philippines has averaged
| about 10000 tons per year-about two
days supply.
Last year we imported from foreign
countries 2,195,So0 tons Of sugar
more than 100 times as much as from
the Philippines.
Last year we imported from Hawaii
about ALL 900 tons. and from Porto
oil h,,
thirty times as much as from the Phil
ippines. This came in free Of duty.
Now if the sugar industry grew to
it's present proportions-more than
past-while we are importing free 6O0,-
900 tons from Hawaii and Porto Rico,
is the industry going to be ruined by
importing free 10000 tons from the
Philippines, or 100000, or even 100000
tons, which Is the extreme limit the
Republicans are willing to allow?
In the light of the facts and figures,
Mr. Shafroth's statement is simply ri
diculous.
But now what do the Democrats pro
pose?
All of them but Mr.. Shafroth pro-
pose to let all the foreign sugar In free
not only the little 10000 tons from
the Philippines. but the 2,000,0 tons
from Europe.
Mr.. Shafroth says that sugar is not
trust-made article, within the defini-
tion given in the Democratic platform,
because the trust does not control so
per cent of the output; and SO. he says,
the Democrats would not take of the
duty. But SO far as is known he stands
absolutely alone in this position. No
other Democratic speaker or writer, so
far as appears, has yet made the dis
covery that the sugar trust is not
really a trust. within the meaning of
the Denver platform"
Pray. If the sugar trust is not a real
trust, what is?
Mr.. Bryan Is telling the people that
it is trust.
Mr.. Shafroth has been stumping the
state for weeks, and has talked moth
ing but sugar, and he has not yet ex-
planned. and he cannot explain, how,
II the Importation free Of 100000 tons
per year from Hawaii and Porto Rico
has not injured the sugar industry here
one cents worth, the importation of
100000 tons-about half as much-can
possibly ruin 1t.
And everybody knows he is not
speaking for the Democratic party
when he claims that sugar is not a
trust-made article and would not be
nut on the free list II they had a |
hance to put 1t there. The party
~'sts on free sugar and he knows 1t.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-24
Attention!
CHAIRMAN VIVIAN ISSUES Bull
LETiN NO 2 TO PARTY WORK.
ERs. iF EVERY REPU6Li-
CAN DOES HIS DUTY
OUR SUCCESS IS
ASSURED.


PLURALITY OF THE TICKET WILL
De At LEAST $4,000.
EVERY REPUBLICAN Is URGED
NOT ONLY TO VOTE THE
sTRAIchT TICKET FROM TOP TO
BOTTOM BUT TO SEE THAT HIS
FRIENDS AND NEIoAeoRs ARE
SUPPLIED WITH REPUBLICAN
LITERATURE, WHICH CAN BE
PROCURED OF HIS COUNTY
CHAIRMAN OR THE STATE CHAIR
MAN.
OUR ONLY POSSIBLE DANGER
Is THE "sTAv-AT-HoME" VOTE.
= SUCH REPUBLICANS SHOULD
BE SEARCHED OUT AND MADE TO
UNDERSTAND THE URGENT NEG
EssITY FOR REGISTERING AND
VOTING. WE WANT AN OVER.
WHELMINo VICTORY, ONE THAT
WILL SETTLE FOR MANY YEARS
TO COME WHICH PARTY IS TO
CONDUCT THE AFFAIRS OF THIS
sTATE.
YOUR ATTENTION Is RESPECT
FULLY INVITED TO THE FOLLOW
ING FACTS:
I. THE DEMOCRATS AEE AVOID
ING THE ISSUES IN THIS CAM.
PAIGN.
2. THEY CANNOT POINT TO
THEIR OWN RECORD IN THE
STATE OR NATION BECAUSE
THEY HAVE ACCOMPLISHED
NOTHING AND ARE ASHAMED OF
IT.
3. THEY CANNOT POINT TO
THEIR PLATFORM BECAUSE IT
Is NOT IN HARMONY WITH THE
SENTIMENTS OF PEOPLE OF COL
oRADo.
4. THEY CANNOT POINT TO
THEIR CANDIDATES BECAUSE
THOSE NOMINATED FOR THE
MOST IMPORTANT POSITIONS ARE
CORPORATION ATT RNEY 8
WHOSE PRIMARY INTERESTS ARE
WITH THEIR EMPLOYERS.
5. THEY DO NOT ATTACK THE
REPUBLICAN LEGISLATIVE OR
administrative RECORD IN
THIS STATE BECAUSE IT is UN-
AssAILAsLE.
8. THE STATE HAS NEVER HAD
A MORE SUCCESSFUL GENERAL
ASSEMBLY THAN THE LAST, OR A
MORE EFFICIENT ADMiNsTRA-
TioN THAN THAT OF GOVERNOR
sUcHTEL.
2. THEY CANNOT ATTACK THE
NATIONAL PLATFORM WHICH
STANDS FoRTHE RoosEvEuTpoc
TRINE OF A SQUARE DEAL AND
FOR THE PROTECTION OF COLO.
RADIOS INDUSTRIES, BECAUSE
THEY STAND FOR ALL THE IsMs
OF BRYAN, AND FOR FREE TRADE
THEORIES, WHICH IF PUT INTO
EFFECT WOULD AGAIN RUIN
coLoRADo's PROSPERITY.
8. BEING ON THE DEFENSIVE,
HAVING ABSOLUTELY NO
ACHIEVEMENTS TO POINT TO Ex-
CEPT THOSE WHICH HAVE
BROUGHT MISERY AND DISTRESS
UPON THE PEOPLE, THEY HAVE
UNDERTAKEN TO DISTRACT At
TENTloN BY ADOPTING A CAM
PAIGN OF PERSONAL ABUSE AND
sLANDER. THEY DO NOT OFFER
YOU FACTS OR ARGUMENTS, BUT
ARE UNDERTAKING TO SWARM
THE PEOPLE OF COLORADO TO
THE POLLS IN THEIR BEHALF BY
CHE SIMPLE PROCESS OF MAKING
A DlsAoREEAsLE NOISE, IN THE
GAME MANNER THAT BEES ARE
sWARMED az POUNDING A TIN
PAN.
9. sY THE USE OF A CAMPAIGN
FUND OF ENORMOUS SIZE, FUR
NIsHED, IT Is ALLEGED, BY THE
STANDARD OIL TRUST AND 9TH.
Err CORPORATIONS, THEY HAVE
SECURED THE SERVICES OF A
MOST vENAL AND UTTERLY UN.
scRUPULous NEWSPAPER TO AS
sisT IN AssAssINATINo THE
CHARACTER OF HONORABLE MEN
IN THE HOPE THAT THEY CAN
FOOL ENOUGH PEOPLE TO CAR.
RY THE STATE FOR CERTAIN DEN.
YER CORPORATIONS, WHICH ARE
NOW FIGHTING TO CONTROL Ev.
ERY BRANCH OF OUR STATE
GOVERNMENT.
10. IT 10 IMPORTANT THAT
EVERY VOTER SHOULD UNDER
STAND THIS DEMOCRATIC CAM.
PAIGN AND THE MOTIVES BE-
HIND IT. EVERY REPUBLICAN
SHOULD MAKE IT HIS DUTY TO
SEE THAT HIS FRIENDS AND
NEIcH0ORS UNDERSTAND IT,
TUE RE0tlRl leAM aARFv aIA
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1908-10-24
Doctor Bryan's
Latest NOstrum
NO MEpIcINE NEEDED.-THE
AMERICAN PEOPLE ARE
NOT SICK!

1T is apparent that Mr.. Bryan, is
much better adapted for theatrical
press agent than for a President of the
United States; but 1t is also apparent
that he would shine still better stand
some magic preparation like Bryans
Blessed Balsam for Bunions. Henry
Watterson in Courier Journal. 1896.
Dr. Bryan is travelling around with
o choice as ortment of remedies tor
all the ills of the body polite. He
has medicine chest full of them.
Only this year he is using only the
top layer Down at the bottom of the
chest are the few bottles left of the
silver cure. Twelve years ago he sold
about hundred and fifty thousand
of those in Colorado at vote per
bottle. This year there is no demand
for that. In fact he is not offering it
to the public at ALL and gets angry
if anybody asks him for it.
Next to the bottom layer there are
few walls of anti-imperialism dope.
This was his chief stock in trade in
1900. 1t did not sell well in Colorado
and now he never refers to it at all,
and does not want anybody to talk
about 1t.
There is only one bottle of govern
ment ownership of corporations-tha
was really the finest panacea of them
warranted to cure everything
from spinal meningitis to pip, but
somehow it never caught the fancy OF
the public, and the Doctor now care
sole proprietor.
The Oklahoma Folly.
This year the medicine chest is
nearly full of a brand new specific
1t is distilled from Oklahoma sage
brush and is warranted to prevent ev-
erybody from losing any money. Any
body can put his money in the bank
that offers him the most interest and
when the bank fails the good banks
will have to make up the loss. The
bankers who by years of careful and
honest and discreet management have
to be compelled to guarantee the
losses of anybody and everybody who
cares to go into the banking business
and employ wildcat methods. 1t is
nrtainly great.
It is not necessary for the doctor
explain how the people are to get
the money to put into the bank That
Is minor detail. In fact that is
something that has already been ac-
complished by Republican administra-
tions. Why bother to discuss it now?
The Republican policy of protection
and careful administration of public
affairs by Republican officials have
enabled the farmers and stockmen and
wool growers and beet raisers and the
merchants and business men generally
TO nave money that they can put into
the banks. Dr. Bryan's specific is to
enable them to get it out of the banks
when his other policies have closed the
doors of these institutions.
What do you think of doctor who
has ulIIeTent patent specific ey-
cry four years?
Suppose he comes before the pub
lie four years hence-will he have
still another new one, and will this
Oklahoma sage-brush bank deposit tea
be relegated to the bottom of the med
icine chest?
Yea, verify, 1t will.
What does a healthy public want OF
nostrums and specifics anyhow?
Why take any kind of Perunoid
when you are feeling perfectly well?
Imperial Valley press., 1908-02-15

there will be any losses 0t conse- quence."
 Every one who is using power 0r ice will have their needs met without any discomfort, though with some an- noyance."
 This information is all in line with news heretofore printed in the Stand ard and denied by the newspaper or gan of the power company"
 Tt has been felt that, as a matter of public safety, the courts would in time prevent the wasting of the water of the Colorado river from the power plant, regardless of the damages that might be wrought to interests in Sal ton sink"
Imperial Valley press., 1908-02-15

Twenty-one pounds of sugar beet seed have been received by the I'm perial Valley Sugar Company, and 200 pounds more are on the way from Detroit
Imperial Valley press., 1908-02-15
RAILROAD LOSES.
Forgotten Case Decided by Federal
 Court of Appeals.

|
 The case decided on Monday was taken to the Circuit Court of Appeals on appeal from the Circuit Court of Southern California in the suit of l.. M. Holt against the California Develop ment Company and the Southern Paci- holder in the California Development Company and sought to have annulled the agreement by which that corpora ton surrendered it's corporate powers and authority to the Southern Pacific.
 The Southern Pacific's demurrer had been sustained by Judge Wellborn. The final decision not only reverses the decision of the lower court, but further declares the agreement be- tween the California Development Go. and the Southern Pacific Com pany null and void.
 In sustaining Holts contention that the agreement is invalid, the court points out that by the laws of New Jersey, under which the California Development Company is organized, the officers of the corporation must be chosen by the stockholders.
 "This provision" says the court, seems to be set aside by the agree ment as to three directors and the se- lection of three of these directors vested in the Southern Pacific. The provisions of the agreement are clear ly contrary to the laws under which the company was organized, and con trary to the laws of this State"
 As the majority of shares of c. D. stock was transferred to the s. P the railroads lossof control of the develop ment company may be only a legal fiction after all But it complicates situation that was already muddled enough.
 Only Partial Victory.
 Willard J. Doran vice-president of the California Development Company, asserts that the victory for the min ority stockholders was not as decisive as the dispatches from San Francisco would indicate.
 On the surface it would appear that the decision means that the defend ants must file answers to the com plaint of Holt who is supposed to represent the minority stockholders in the development company. MT. Doran thinks it is rather premature for the plaintiff to rejoice over what he deems to be a victory until the strict legal effect of the decision is made clear
 On the other hand, Attorney Will liam J. Hunsalzer, leading counsel for Holt, considers that the decision fore shadows a complete victory for the minority stockholders.
 According to the opinion of num- Der of leading attorneys in Los An geles, it is premature to assert that the immediate effect of the decision of the Circuit Court of Appeals will be to restore the control of the Cali fornia Development Company to it's own stockholders From present in dications, the struggle for supremacy has but just begun. Numerous issues of fact are involved and it is to be supposed that the majority stockhold- CTS of the development company and the interests friendly to the Southern Pacific will not allow the case to go by default.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-02-15
POWER AND LIGHT CUT OFF BY FEDERAL COURT ORDER

Industries of Imperial Valley NeedIeSsIy Hampered By Litigation Over Saton Sea- Public Protest Against Literal Enforcement of Injunction For Benefit of Dead Enterprise,