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Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

Keep cool at Dunaway's busy Soda Fountain.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27
Classified Liners
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Horse, buggy and har- ness. Inquire J, w. Strever, El Centro. 12-1t* FOR SALE-$50OO in 10 per cent chat tie mortgage notes. Good discount, safe and we'll secured. All due on
 or before August 15, 1908, Address R., Press Office. 12-tf FOR SALE-Baled hay, in carload SlOts. Write or call on B. F. Klippel,
 El Centro or Heber 11-24 FOR SALE-Water shares in No. i;
 must sell quickly Address H, Press Office 7'tf
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

See the Root Beer keg at Dunaway's Drug Store.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

FOR SALE-The cream of the valley. Assignment of so acres fully water stocked land in barley. Very fine, soft land, with deep sandy loam sub soil. takes water readily and holds moisture we'll. Location, seven miles southeast of Holtville on No. canal and Hazel lateral ditch with constant running water. Elevation 26 feet above sea level. Alkali con- tent less than one-ffth of one per cent Close to main source of wa ter supply; on main travelled road, and on direct line of three different railroad surveys from San Diego to Yuma. Sure to have a good town and transportation facilities in this locality in the near future. Perfect ly adapted to alfalfa, citrus and de- ciduous fruits, vines, melons and all crops requiring cultivation. If you want extra choice land for a home as a permanent investment, this will please you. For price, terms, etc. call on or address owner.
 J. A. WALTON,
 Redlands, Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

Dunaways ice cream is household word with the people who know,
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

Doctors say Root Beer is healthy Dunaway's kind of course.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27
HERE IS YOUR CHANGE.

10 ACRES OF LAND-One and one fourth miles from El Centro. Land is good and in cantaloupes this year This land has public road on two sides and has main canal on one side. Owner has put the price of this land down where it will sell. If interested, call and see J. w. CnlCnn RnaltU RrOl1pr
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

Claude R. Conklin, brother of Ralph Conklin of the U. s. Custom House at Calexico, and son of the late Judge N. H. Conklin of San Diego, all we'll known men in Imperial Valley, was married June IS to Miss Gertrude Lang, daughter of MT, and Mrs. Charles A. Lang. of San Diego The marriage was solemnized at the home
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

FOR SALE-33 shares No. l, water stock, $24 per share, S14 cash the
 balance $2.00 per year. D. H. Chap. lin, Ell Centro. 6-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

FOR SALE-Mules and scrapers. See
 c. P. Randolph, owner, Fl Centro, or T. B. Owen, Calexico. Terms
 given. 3-tf
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

pr. D. F. Hazell of Springfield, III, and E. G. Osborne of Los Angeles, both land owners near El Centro, came to this city Monday evening to look after property interests. Dr. Hazell says that even back in Illinois the fame of Imperial Valley is a general topic of conversation and many are desirous of coming here.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

l. w, Baughman, one of the success full orange growers of the Pomona dis trict, has been in El Centro and a guest of Dr. R. P Shepherd at Melo- land. He is looking over the valley for choice locations for orange ranches and it is probable that several large investments will be made as the re- suit of his reports.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

Elmer Harpham, a civil engineer of Los Angeles, came to El Centro Mon day evening, and will open offices in the Imperial Valley, probably select ing the county seat as his location.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

of the brides parents by Rev Charles A. Barnes of st. PauPs Episcopal Church, San Diego.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

c. F Hayden, of The Press, return ed to El Centro Monday evening after a weeks stay at Redlands.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

Jule Jenel has come from Denver to locate in El Centro, and will be a member of the real estate firm of Johnson, Duman & Company.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

G. A. Parkyns has been visiting his ranch property southwest of Holtville, recently, and has now returned to his summer home at Brentwood Park. He plans the erection of a large residence on the ranch early in the fall and eX- poets to spend his winters in Imperial Valley.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

Attorney T. M. McNamara departed Thursday morning for Los Angeles, where he will spend the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

FOR SALE-4O acre tracts of improv- ed acreage within one mile of Heber $f55 to $165 per acre. Terms half cash, ba}ance two years. This prop erty will se}l for $25O per acre with in one year. hQftus & Burnham Co. Inc, 12S w. Sixth St., Los Angeles. and Helper. ll-tf FOR SALE-2O good cows and 20 head of young stock. Will sell on easy terms. Inquire at El Centre Creamery I will be at El Centro July and after H. o. Sisson. 11-tf FOR SALE-Three fine milch cows, one short horn Durham bull, fifty or mor~ brood sows, large number of stock hogs, shoats and pigs. Terms, cash or it's equivalent in barley. c. s. Lombard, Jr., Holtville, Cal.
 11-12
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

Ralph COnklin returned to his home ill CaleXico Saturday evening, after having been at San Diego for three weeks, where he was called by the ill., ness and death of his father, Judge N. H. Conklin His wife will remain in San Diego for the summer.
Imperial Valley press., 1908-06-27

OFFICERS:
 Fl. B. Pearson, Pres. H. w. Brewer, Vice-Pres. John B. Baker, Sec'y. D. w. Lewis, Asst. Sec'y. w. E. Morton, Manager.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

Hans Hollander to Albert Vernon
q d sw Sc ne sw sec q, Stockholm
twp. con-. 81.
Leila Woodward. Adm. to A. II.
Willis-lots Z. 8, 9, 10. IL. II. blk /,
Manila, con-. $3.50.
Olive Aylesworth to Winifred
Woodland-lot z. blk SO, Denison.
CON-. 81.
Christine Thompson to Katherine
Bartlet-lots 10 and IL. blk 13,
Charter Oak, con-. $500.
Joseph Stepan to Ithamar Cheney
lot Ia, blk 5, Charter Oak, con-,
1926.
Kate johnson to P. j. Farrelly-
lot s. block lo4, Denison, con-. $500
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30
Well Named

Chamberlain's Collie. Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is we'll named.
For pains in the stomach. cramp collie
and diarrhoea 1t has no equal. For
sale BY Phi. A. Schlumberger.
The Denison review. [volume] (Denison, Iowa) 1867-current, 1908-09-30

Kodol will, without doubt, make
your stomach strong and will almost
instantly relieve you of all the sym.
ptoms Of Indigestion. Get bottle of
it today. 1t is sold here by Lam
born Drug Co. 36-5t
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
DOODLE Dies CITE
TAYLOR TO EXPLAIN
Hearst's Leaguers Obtain Court
Order in Attempt to Gust
Commissioners
Also Randolphs Fail to Surprise
Mayor With Their Freak
Mathematics

Willie Hearsts Independence league,
by its attorney, Hugh j. McIsaaos. Sc
cured from the supreme court yester-
day an order directing Mayor Taylor
TO show cause why he should not oust
Election Commissioners Cameron H.
King Jr- and G. L. Appersen and ap-
point In their places two gentlemen of
the doodle dee faith. The order was
made returnable on Monday
The petition for tho order. signed
by Chairman Daniel OConnelI and Sec
retary John r. Kelly of the doodle dee
county committee, was based on the
Hearst contention that under the state
law the Independence league Is en-
titled to two places on the election
commission by virtue OF the vote polled
by Langdon for governor in 1905.
Under the provisions of the law and
the charter two members Of the cleo
tion commission shall be appointed
from the party which at the next last
preceding general election polled the
highest vote for governor and two from
the party which polled the second
highest vote. Gillett polled 12,90s
votes in San Francisco in 1908, Bell
1850 and Langdon 10,523.
The doodle dee candidate ran to third
money son the face OF the returns, but
say the leaguers, Bells vote was that
of two parties and must be segregated
to show the actual vote polled by the
democratic and union labor parties re-
spectively. They insist that the demo-
cratic total was the 5.S0S votes polled
by Nichols for secretary of state and
that the union labor vote was meas
ured by the total of 5,5s2 rolled I'D In
San Francisco for Haskell who had the
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
The New SAN Francisco

The best way to tell your. friends in
cisco has made during the two years
since the disaster of 1906 is to send
them copy of the April Sunset Mag
azine. It contains not only thirty-t two
full page engravings from photographs
OF the city, taken especially for this
purpose. but a panorama picture four
feet long. showing the big buildings in
the center Of the city today. Facts and
figures. stories and verses, go to make
up a notable number. The busy phoe-
nfx--San Francisco's phoenix seal of
1S5S-gives an Official stamp of reality
20 the April Sunset Magazine. The bird
rising from the flames tells of the city's S
renal ssauce. and two hundred or more
pages OF pictures and text back up its
Demonstration. II is just the magazine
20 SEND away 10 tell convincingly of the
40 1906
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
when the RETURNS wound be fortheom-

when the returns would be forthcom-
ing.
In another letter said to have been
written by Mrs. Austin she says: THE
Comstock gold will be what will
build the new San Francisco. The
millionaires did not need to. push the
mines before. They have an lost and
they know that through their mines
the big returns will come the quickest
and that is why we are remaining
in San Francisco"
Investigation into the deal dis
closed that none of the prominent per-
sons signified in the letters had any
pool In Comstocks, and as far as can
be found out no such pool ever OK
listed Claude Nasburg put into the
hands OF his attorney several press
copy letters written by him to Mrs
Austin asking after the pool. These
letters show a growing impatience
which, he said. finally developed into
doubt, disbelief and an investigation
on his part
Il discovered that none of these
people knew anything of her and that
the whole thing was SMOKE" said he
Mrs. Austin defended herself by
saying that the letters We're never
written by her. Handwriting experts
have been put to work on the case
She admitted suggesting the Comstock
deal TO the Nasburgs. saying she be-
iieved them q good proposition at that
time.
what made you give Claude Mas
burg promissory notes instead or .
contract?" she was asked.
Il gave him those notes to rein1-
burse him for what he had lost she
said 'He invested on my advice and
felt responsible"
'Did you reimburse all the friends
you advised"
ST did" said Mrs. Austin. She did
not remember how much she had paid
out to the friends she had thus ad-
vfsed.
The report of the Investigation carne
as q distinct surprise to the set at tbs
Cornelia hotel apartments In O'Farrell
street. in which Mrs. Austin was q
popular figure. Efforts on the part OF
detectives, agents of attorneys and
others to see her met with strenu-
Gus objection on the part of the man
agement. 1t was in vain that the de-
tectfvesk pointed out to the proprietor
Of the Motel that the place would not
gain In reputc If he persisted In inter-
fering with the investigation.
II will not have my guests interfereS
witht" shouted the proprietor TO all
requests to see Mrs. Austin.
"A forgery has been uttered" said
the detective, land it Is our duty TO
run 1t down. II you persist in taking
your stand we win be forced to resort
to sterner measures" As q result OF
the peculiar conduct on the part of the
management of the hotel, . watch was
put upon the place.
Lloyd declared yesterday that he in
tended to run the matter down. and
when sufIlcient evidence had been Sc
cured put the matter before the grand
jury.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
RESENT
JORDAN'S CHARGE

Continued from Page IS, Column
win not do, it was only that the
trustees might realize the Importance
of the situation and take some acuon
which would better the university
ASK EQUITABLE PENALTIES
while it ia undoubtedly true that
the present difficulty had its origin IN
the effort OF the faculty to curtah the
use OF liquor, In Its later Developments
the stand of the faculty in this regard
has never been discussed The stu
dents have conceded the right OF the
faculty to govern in all questions OIL
discipline, yet they believe that All
punishment for a breach of university
discipline must be just and equitable.
The suspension of large number OF
men under the circumstances OF the
case was at the time and is now con-
sidered too severe and unjust As ions
as there is any serious well groundeu
doubt as to the existence OF any otnef
moral issues the whole controversy
ehould be carefully reconsidered. ootn
sides of the question reviewed and the
mistakes, If there are any. correcteu.
The students by their numerous apollo
gies have shown their Intention Oh
coming half way, and that IN the 1u-
ture there may be no i'll feeling, con
ciliatory action by the faculty VIII not
be out OF place
CLARK rs RETICENT
When questioned this afternoon as
to whether the Interpretation that the
president of the university had paced
upon the causes for the stringent at
titude assumed by the student affairs
committee toward the students was his
Interpretation of the matter, Chairman
Clark had nothing to say for publica-
ton, but he reluctantly stated that
he saw nothing in the presidents
statement with which he should not
agree He refused to say whether he
that the suspended still
dnts had received this punishment Tor
engaging in a defense of drunken
ness or for some other cause.
A committee composed of P. NJ
Downing, A. B. Spauiding, c. NJ Flick
ert and l.. s. Beedy, which was ap-
pointed by San Francisco alumni to
Investigate the state of affairs at the
university, has been engaged all day
In carrying out its mission Yesterday
the faculty side of the controversy was
obtained from DR.. Jordan and the
student affairs committee and today
the version of the students is being
secured. A. A. Murphy and other well
known students have been consulted,
but the committee. acting under or
ders, refuses to talk for publication.
tt Is endeavoring to arrive at the
truth of the whole affair and next
wednesday evening it viii embody its
findings in a report to the San Fran
cisco alumni.
What effect the suspension of the 81
men viii have upon the athletics of
the university and the intercollegiate
games is still unsettled. but the STAN
ford teams, as such. will probably COM
pete in all contests that have bean
scheduled except Aboating. For 1t ~
thought that in this way the true
spirit of the student can best be shown
and this in spite of the losses to the
teams occasioned by the action of the
authorities.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
union labor nomination for state treas

union labor nomination Tor state treas
urer.
The doodle dees sprung this In
eenious system of political mathe-
matics on Mayor Taylor severa, weeks
ago when they filed a formal demand Tor
the scalps of Apperson and King. both
Of whom were appointed BY Taylor.
The mayor was so little impressed BY
the demand that he sent curt note
of refusal and when asked for an ex-
PLANTATION of his denial of the exceed
ingly modest demand made by the
doodle dees said IL did not merit an
explanation
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
LIFE INSURANCE MEN
TO CONVENE ON COAST
Underwriters Association VIII
Meet in Los Angeles
August I8

A telegram from New York yesterday
informed local insurance men that the
executive committee of the national
association of life insurance under
writers. now In session. had taken such
action as TO dfspel any doubt about
the holding OF the associations annual
convention in California this year.
The convention is scheduled to con-
vene at Los Angeles August IS and to
adjourn August 81
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
MISSION BANK BUILDING READY

The handsome and secure new build
ing erected for the Mission bank at the
corner of Sixteenth street and Julian
avenue is. 70 he occupied tomorrow by
the financial concern. of which James
Rolph IT. is president The exterior
Of the building Is Erecian in design.
the structure being made of rein
forced concrete. The interior appoint
inents are in Italian marble. mahogany
and bronze. The Mission bank was the
first TO resume business after the fire
Of 1906
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
SIGNATURE
DISCLOSES SW|NDLE

Continued from Page ss, Column
and my endeavor is to break her fnflu-
ence over them by showing up this
wonderful scheme TO rehabilitate Com
stocks. have made every effort TO To-
cate the deal but can find no record OF
IT. All know is that paid Mrs. Aus
tin the money and received from her
promissory notes for the amount / did
not know q promissory note from hole
IN the ground in those days, and did
not think It peculiar to get a promfs-
sorry note instead of a contract. ac-
cepted Mrs Austin's word when she
said that the whole scheme had to be
entirely secret and that such things az
signed contracts were out of the ques-
ton. The letters from Mrs. Austin
show up the folly of the scheme. She
never wrote out the names in full, but
signed the initials Thus N stands for
Newlands, F. for Flood and w for
walker. who was supposed to be the
brains of the plan"
WRITES GLOWING LETTER
In one. OF the letters alleged TO have
been written by Mrs. Austin the ''deals
is freely discussed. 1t reads in part as
follows:
II wrote you on Friday, but did not
from Mr. ~ (I guess I had best re-
frain from namss) from the orient
1t may be several days yet
before 1 can answer your query regard
ing time, as / certainly want to be pos
tive. Things of which can not write
have transpired to alter plans. .
Trouble arose over Mr. F., who owns
control Of the c. and c. shaft, and the
mine was wanting further interests.
and they. fearing II they did not con-
cede to his terms (which were prepos-
terous) he would allow the water to
rise in the shaft by an accidentally
breaking of pumps. Consequently
they were compelled to finish the Ward
shaft and get air through the southern
extremity, to be perfectly Independent
of z. Just how soon the
ii. and n. viii jump is matter of con-
lecture 1t may come any hour. This
is the condition. The mine has 49, zoe
shares-SO. 900 Of which is locked UP in
a pool. Two hundred is the price set
on that amount They have another
pool of 10000 and $40 is the price
agreed upon that They have put their
friends in, whose stock aggregates
over 5000 shares (peopls who know of
the large body of ore). Then. there Is
over 10000 shares short on the proposi-
ton. They do not wnat the stock TO
go until they are ready TO show an i'm
mense ore body and make the shorts
fill at $40 There will not
be a bonanza ore body discovered until
Mr. n. returns. They are almost ready,
though. now, and he has been cabled of
most important strike.
Mrs. Mackay is In London, growing ex-
asperated at the delay, cabling some
thing must be done at once or she
would do a little manipulating on her
own responsibility Called Mr. NJ. (sup-
posed to be MiIls) to London to explain
things, which he did
NO POOL IN COMSr0CKs
Such is fair sample of the letters.
The others deal with the secret
scheme TO rehabilitate Comstocks.
The letters were addressed to Lock-
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

games the membership In large num-
bers, and all are deeply interested In
the outcome The senate of the order
has organised team to play with each
assembly
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
JAPANESE AGRICULTURAL ExrERr

Among tha passehsers VINO arr1Ved
here yesterday on the liner Asia was
r. Nasamins, an agricultural expert
in the employ of the Japanese govern
ment- Nagamine has been doing ex-
perimenta1 work in Formosa- He will
visit number of the agricultural coll
leges in this country and will work In
Europe before returning to Japan.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
AMERICANS PLAY WHIST

The several assemblies OF the Order
of the Americans are playing a whist
tournament, alternating weekly from
hall to hall. These are drawing to the
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

Argentina has a 54 mile horse rail-
way. 1t is the largest in the world.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
Only $50 Sets Left

powerless to supply books
This unrvaled work is home
rs 600
library themselves They
helped thousands of in
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
NEW WERNER DOTH CENTURY
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library upon Cooperative Club plan which cut the publishers price
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NO POOL IN CoMsrocks

Such is fair sample of the letters.
The others deal with the secret
scheme TO rehabilitate Comstocks.
The letters were addressed to Lock
hart and Claude Nasburg and were in
reply, so they say. to letters asking
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
Twenty-Five dollars down

Wont miss the balance of the purchase pvice
the payments extended period of
years. Once bought, a steadily increasing value
is assured; the erection of homes Is con-
stantly adding greater value to the entire tract;
the growth of vast improvements now under way
substantial stone sidewalks bordering magnih-
cent, macadamized streets beneath which run the
most perfect of sewer and water systems-must
place dollars of profit at the call of property
owners Any lot at any time will be in demand
because of the beautiful view and extraordinary
rapid transit facilities. You certainly
pect to sell at a substantial advance.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
Berkeley's advantages

Enumerats them briehy-Berkeley Is the seat
OF the State University OF California Her
schools unusually excellent Her population
NOW numbers forty thousand Of the most desir-
There no saloons or vice breeding centers.
The cold winds and fogs Of San Francisco are
seldom felt Tfs warmer in winter, cooler in
summer
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29
Beautiful homes

We make these Inducements to encourages
bona hde home builders-not spectators who
shrewd enough to know that Berkeley's best
growth MUST be in this direction. insuring
great profits.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

contnued from Page IS, Column
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If you buy to sell

The splendid progress of the tract will make
your holding an Immediate asset in case of
death. asset; in either case valuable You
will never believe, until you it, the wonder
full beauty of the panorama of hill and bay. Of
Berkeley homes, of mountains. islands and the
Golden Gate.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-29

Continusd nom P.xe IS, Column
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II We suburb of San
the beautiful residence section The beriy purchase
other
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Consiausa from Page SO. Column
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