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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
EXCITING CHASE AFTER
TWO HORSE THIEVES


Clinton. Okla. March al--An ex-
citing chase after two horse thieves
has taken place As result ono Of
the two mares stolen was recovered
and the cther ridden 10 death BY the
horse thieves. The thieves escaped
after q hard run
The mares were the property Of l..
p skelton, a prosperous Young farm.
er who lives nine miles southeast
of Clinton on the Washlia river, This
team OF gray mares cost him s24O
last fall He had worked ihcm hard
ii the field All day At night two
men entored the barn. hltchcd the
team 10 either their own Or stolen
buggy aud started down the road.
They wore traced going IN the al.
rection of this city when Shelton
had traced them To i point four miles
southeast or Clinton he found they
had cut fence down and driven
through pasture It was impossible
for him 10 tell. after this. which way
Shey had gone
However, sherlif's posse, head
ed by sbe sherln from Dewey county
sot on the train With him were Dep
uty sheriff Wltcher Hacker and Dep
uty sheriff Csrdell They made the
chase so warm for the thieves that
they rode one Of the mares 20 denth.
They then both rode the other mare.
but become frightened and hid some
whore near Putnam By The Canadian
river and abandoned the other mare.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
chectoah Mayor'c Firm UltImatum
Snaclal 40 the Daily Lender.


Chectoah Okla, March 81 Crazy
Snake must 10. This was the docl.
slve manner IN whlch W. NJ, Duffy
mayor Of Chectoah and former prose.
cutting attorney. summed up the
SnaNe uprising. Once there was sym.
|pullW for Crasy Snake because peo'
pie eSye hlri credit for being al least
half s2uares but they no longer have
any consaence IN hlnl- His people
are dangerous 10 the community. II
Is necessary that they be cleaned up
of else they viii eventually depopr,
Into ihis paa Of The country d whlleH
Tae situation II critical an / doubt
Is srlcnsls q .ho ol.lterG eyel eiSq uf
the clnss until they have Aliel or
cammol the leader Tho reone's serl
on aaye not been grossly exasgvrl''
cli They sre true n tho mrn, no
correspondents having been w'css Y
eemu o. the minor details
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
Government viii Not interfere
(Bv Associated presel


Washington. March 3i--secretary
Of the Interior Balllnger announced
last night that he could see no reas
ons for federal intervention IN the 10
dian troubles. and that the state au
thoritles would be able to handle the
affair without government Inlerier
ence
No word has heen received by the
authorities here IN regard to tho re
ported findings yesterday by Assist
|ant Attorney General Mr. Woodruff
and Indian Agent Kelsey. Nj Wood
ruff. whose resignation takes effect
on April 4 was MT sent to 0klaho
ma TO Investigate She present trou
bies. Il was said. but merely happen
ed 10 be there on other business
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

apeclal 10 lie nallx Eeader
Washington. March 81 Speaker
Cannon Nas today asked lc Hacp !
committees Il IAe h0lse b d delegn.
ton oi Women They are women pro.
hlhltIonIslA. ami their request was
that lhe hpeaher W making up bhe
nnnf committee ln tlfN DlalrIrs Of
l7uhimbla apnolllt only temperance adj
pocniee. TI:Ia eummitiee wi pass on
|iendlng anlllIau0f measures when It
II ofKenlzsd Il was made up large.
- o. youns men from TIE larger cll.
TEA ol sha country III tae lasl Goa.
arpaN
"iadlea said MI caunen n have
hren aehhaad many llmen d parking
the hpaaa e1mmllleea This y the
FIRST time have ever heen asked q
pack e0HH|l|er
{ hnclu joe Explains
lipfnfe he ~clAff decided whether
lhe speakE| wa a. SERIOUS as bis
coHnltuaHes Implied tlI Cannon pre-
sNaldo $ zHIa|n ltat aa II|H ean|m|t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
MISQUOTED BY MEMBERS
ON TARIFF POSITION
Approves Payne Bill as a Whole
as Showing Desire %
FdIIIl Pledge

washington. Maroh si~spresllent
Taft has not declared himself fog any
specific schodule ~ ihc new tarln blll.
Neither has be declared asalum any
one. Ha has Hutly ana repeatedly ds'
clined % comment npoa any une lea'
,ure Of the bin Ige has confined him.
self to declarations aud 90 mis- speech
of acceptance and inaugural address
as ennndynR hla WnMR.
lIe has been frank AS 10 lhp reason
Tor thls attitude He Tells thnse Nhn
inquire thai Congposs may sell be
Jealous Of la profosallVea lu framing
legislalli u. ami that hc does not pro
pose 10 Interfere with ll He reserves
'the right. II convinced that the tar
III revision has not been n accord Win
party pledRns " tho people, 10 veto me
measure when Il comes 20 him. Neilaer
viii he permit himself 10 be put %
position where io will have 6pnsnl
ntcreste r0mlng u him ufRlne hla n
iluence. All WHO appnal l8 him he l
fprs u Capitol Hill
Mot Committed ~ Specific dulles.
fhe president tluk OCCASION 70 rell
crate wlsh added emphaale today H.
determination 70 be- drawn into 10 con.
troversy over specific schedules 1f The
tariff biil 10 4 mbeF af hla callers
te oallsd attention ID The nnNargant.
"a efforts being made io use ehanee
express'uaa of his % give force 20 4s,
eumenls for and against particular d.
lies, and declared that Under no elf
emms,anree were ssci Statements ut
mis- position to be taken aa indicating
any desire on hls part 70 Ennuepee
Congress
ne 8ald be has goue fer enough e
express tie view that as s hroad B. ~
osillon the revenue should he derIfea
from TIE taxation o. laSufles Gather
than neeeaallles Beyond That he lH
sisted he had not gone and 40 weight
should ho attached 10 Tie assertions
OF memhere Of Congress Who called on
him and then quoted him 90 Tor pf
against thia. chat or the ether specific
duty
Approves Payne Hlll II whole.
speakng Of the Payne biil aa
whole. he said u had commended Itself
10 him. He thought It gave eyldence
Dl a sincere desire on lhs part Of the
Housr ie fulfill the party pledges He
admitted that be approved the inhefl*
tanec tas contained therein and alsn
thr maximum aud minimum provisions.
We said he had inilmaied 70 the Sen.
ate leaders when they told him that
The Senate would not agree 20 the ~.
herilanee tax proposition that be neeht
lecm ID his duty 70 adF0rgte latRr On
the incorporation IL the hill of some
form Of income tax
he said he had permitted his views
on these subjects 10 BE- Widely known.
and ne nov wished 70 emphasize the
fact that they embodied all his fluwsi
aud that he was not committing hln.
SELF on any specific duties and that
furthermore, he dld not purpose % Do
so.
The Presidents attitude became
! known as result ol 4 printad state
ment thai he N known d BE- strongly
opposed % The pe0p0aed tax pn lenl
and tha. hc did not believe che Ways
and Molns committee 81 The House
win insist upon The eounie1yaiIlng duty
proposed 0n coffee
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

iHe on lhe DialrIoa Of Columbia had
many difficult municipal problems 20
deal with, lt might be mistake 70
conflne rs membership 10 men com.
mlsled 10 q single idea. instead Of de-
AefmlnlnE their qualifications b their
experience III municipal affairs
The, nr0hibIionlsts and The auttsf
louA workers have an ambition para
mount 70 all others, apparently 20
nuI the lld On tight IN the City OF
Washlnston. thal they might point to
The gact when dealing with state les
Ialatnfes They IT'D nol vet very ias
with the laaf district committee. and
now. appnrentIN they want ono q
their own iIkIHs. and have pul ne
women 70 he fore Ia asking The
speaker TO eIIxa lhe committee foI
them
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
MURDERER
MOTHER DIES
OF SHAME

New York. March 3i.--The death OF
Mrs Verona Betchey. who died yes
terday At Rldgewood Heights, n j.
Is said to have beer caused by thc
shock Of hearing that her son must az
IN the eiecfrIc chair The son, Adolph.
was convicted Of shooting and Killing a
man who was pursuing him after he
had been disqoyered trying TO enter a
hotel AZ Lakewood
On March 18TH, he aged mother,
never losing confidence tn her boy s
Innocence Procured stay Of execu
lion for thiriy days on the grouno OF
new evidence. In the meantime an ap'
peal was hled, but she waa Informed
yesterday that Adolph would have q
die unless the governor lnterfered
gcon aftprWard she expired.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
BUFFALO BILL
CLIMBS ON
H D WAGON

DeadwC0d. 3. Dl march 8i Colonel
William f. Cody otherwise known ID
anne as Bunalo Bit has paid his an.
nual VISIT In DeadWood and gone This
time the veteran nlalnsman impafle1
genuine surprise when Il was learned
mat faf tho first lime IN bis eyentfai
life he has Joined he ranks Of the
eetotalers The eoloners yeaslY lsip
10 Deadwood Is looked upon by ike
old.llmers as ~ occasion when al
meet and recall the DAYS Whom the
West was young and Cody Is no sloueh
n Il Story teller
But fhlngs have changed. Cody hns
not quite made up his mind % adNus
cate prohibition, but his friends here
nov deelsre that they vii not be SIR.
prised 81 such an announcement rof
hree solid hours The scout and BIS
host and chum Of the plains days, N.
Il Rnsseh made The rounds Of the
lnetlme haunts Of Wild Bill" Hiekox
Calamliv Jane and other noted nead.
wood characters. aud spread conalefna
lion IN bis wake Long before the
trip was ended he had consumed al
he available buitermilk on hand and
The men M white aprons we're trylnf
ID vain 70 stock up against his ap
proaeh
incidentally. Colonel Cody let slll
that he took bis last frlendly etasl
some threa mouths back, aud be sol
nnlenred some Wholesome advice K
those he met On The subieci Of leelot
allam ile looks younger and 4eems
IN beltef hculih than for many Seart
aud declares he Intends 20 stay So
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
ARRESTED FOR RlG-STEAInG

Young Clements. eolored, SON Of
Lewis Clements Of this city, was
placed belisal the sars IN the county
JAN last night by Under ShcrlfE Har
ry Ceok OF seward on the charge
Of stealing q shoai ffom Ed ppsilick.
q farmer resulting near seward Gle.
menls lives mile from postlicks
house ana sa0al. The size Of one
Of two stolen Monday night from
postlick was found ln his SIM ke
house Clements claMad 10 The OK.
fcer that The hog was brought frnm
Guthrie but aitor an examination OF
tha premises Under sheriff Cook
found wierc the aog had been dress.
ed The officers believe that Two men
we're Implicated In tho theft aud are
locking for ihe other negro and the
other shnat
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
SAYS TROUDLE-MAKERS
ARE NEGRO OUTLAWS
Veteran official Speaks From
Years Of Experience Among
The indians

We have the situation well ln
hand and expect to havo the Snake
trouble adjudicated within forty
eight hours, stated Adiulant Gener
III n Nj Canton shis morning. who
asserts that the sensational newspa
per articles have caused more OF the
trouble than the Indians. Crazy
Snake and the Indians In that lecal
liy have been given a worse name
than they deserve, I'M an the years
We have bad trouble IN that part Of
the country have never seen the tim
Wien iario wanted 10 Gght. Tho
whole trouble was greatly exaggef
ated from the start The officers m
that locality have always had mcse
or less trouble with The mixed breeds
and Immigrant negro outlaws and c''
efy once n q while few men would
get killed. The situation now Is The
same, There Is absolutely nothing IN
the reports being circulated that nc
eroes al Waleetka and other places
are arming III great numbers. stated
Admfunt General Canton. "9'h0 offlc
ers at fEonrNegia. Weleelka, chccotal
aud other towns could have prevent
ed the present situation continued
General Canton. ~ they would exeF
else reasonable amount Of good
Judgment instead Of giving sensation
al stories to the nresas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
cousin OF FATHER
Of KIDNAPPED BOY

Special to the Daily Leader
Woodward. Okla March 3i~l,iille
WillIc MhIila the eight wear old lad
of Sharon. Pa, who WIS kidnapped
about two weeks ago and occupied
the centef Of news lutsreeiina during
thine he vae missing and whose ieih'
ef paid $4,000 IN cash 20 get him
back later recovered most OF the
money aaa i SEQ nd cousin living y
Woodward
William 4 Whlslp Of this ely who
owns farm several miles south Of
here. ana James p Whllla. father Of
lhe Kidnapped boy are first cousins
Mr and Mrs Whilln oi Woodward
have watched thc progress 81 me dei
yelopmeni ii lhe klggnppine case
With more lhNn o casual Interest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
pE Dasa coker. d noted OUTLAY. al
reported IN the morning. papers,

Assistant Secretary j p Wood
ruth, Of the state boacd OF agrlcul-
surc. received a telephone communi.
cation from Captain Charles Barrett
last night Ia which the latter report.
ed the newspaper stories much over
drawn as 10 The number OF killed
and arrests. asserting that only four
teen arrests had been made Up to
date ami that he expected the sold
iers would return home Thursday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
Crazy Snake Not Captured.
lRy Associated Press

Henryetta. Ckla. March 81 The re.
port that Crazy Snake had been cap.
tured, or surrendered. was not con.
frmed this morning Colonel Hoffman
telenhuned from Pierce today that the
rum0r WAS eroundless. He declared
the old chief might have been appre.
hended IN some Out of the way place
hy some strange posse. unknown TO
him. but certainly that the capture
had not occurred within the district
occupied BY troops, who are stlll
searching today.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
SCOTCHE:D


st. Petersburg March 81 Seventy
mon, including several army officers,
We're arrested hera lndsly charged
,sssh consnirgay 10 start an uprising
IN Eournera Russla large number
Of riRos and q sslpply Of ammunition
Mern cAnlnfed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
WRECKED By LANDSLIDE


fastle Rock Utah, March 5l-~A
lialon Pacific passenger train west
hound was wveeked near here carly
today IS landslide Tae ilFemcn
and baggaeeman were killed. The
passengogs we're nnhuri Fire deslry
eH llvd COACHES
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
THNARTED

Philadelphia March 81 Willie May
Or Reyburn was IN conference here
today with several citizens, man
said to be q foreigner attempted to
break in the door leading 10 the may.
orr office
When detected BY the guard lhe
inar drew Z knife and exclaimed:
III KIN the MAJOR he owes me
money"
He was overpovered'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

General Canton last night received
phone neaaage from an officer at
Weleeika recltlng that 900 negroes.
greatly excited had left for neigh
boring town seven miles distaut
whore o band Of negroes were arm
ing themselves The excited officer
asked the state for the loan Of 5l
guns. stating that the citizens feared
race riot General Canton after
reprlmandlng lhe ciyil officer Cor un.
daily alarming the people denied me
request and called up John Webb, an
ex-desdty marshal who resides az
Wel1etka 10 Investigate the report
which be was convinced gfoundless
MI webb, who Is an oldtIme cool
headed and efficient officer 81 many
years experience reported the threat
ened outbreak TO be ahsolatly I'M
founded aud that the nesF0es were
only alarmed that The sensational
stories IN the press wcn:d bring on
race riot
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

Special 10 the Daily Leader
sapulna, Okla. March Si--Dla
patches from Eafsbor0 ani Wolf,
small towns In Seminole county say
that consternaiiga reigns among the
Seminole Indians IN that section be
cause Of the arrest Of Frank Coker
a member Of the Seminole tribe The
report cannot be conasmed but Il
comics from 4 region inhabited large
Ii by mixed hloods, with the negro
nredomlnating II was the rendezvous
several years ago II Bert Caeey the
notorious outlaw Of swaiford and
the Bon Craven gang
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

The WoNhn.1 prayer meailnK WiiI
ha conducted Thursday afIafHun A.
3 a'elpck # ne HnIled rraaI|yIaflpp
NHaFtls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
WEATHER FORECAST.

tT}y Associated prcss.l
New Orleans. La. March ito.
night and Thursday, unsettled: coldcr
tonight IN west: warmer Thursday IN
west
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31
lndlan oradunte EknIalna

phlladelp' 9. March 3l--A,bert II.
Nash. a full blooded Indian, who was
graduated from the Carlisle Indian
school IN 1897, today made a state
ment about the Indian outbreak In OK
lahoma, IN which he said:
Continued on Page Eight
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

Captain Robinson. OF The Blackwell
signal corps. thls morning reported
Officially 70 General Canton bis ar.
rival al Henryetia With twenty men
and three officers with equipment
enough to establish immediately telel
phone communlcatlcn between Hen
ryelln and Hickory Grounds where
tho main body Of the soldiers under
command Of Col Hoffman nfe aln.
toned with line also extending u
tho camp now located III the Cimar
ron river b toms. where the aodIefa
aro Attempting to surround Hario and
hts men,
Captain Frank King and company
of engineers from LawIon reported
oHicinlly their arrival on the scene
Yesterday afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1909-03-31

AalulgnE aenernl Canton slpo EN-.
nhhllcRlly denied that anf trouble Is
brewing alnsng ihe Seminole Indians
relative 10 the arrest Of the brother
Imperial Valley press., 1909-06-12
sRAwLEY

Philo Jones is erecting cottage on J street, near Imperial avenue.
 X x x
 Ray Griswold is the owner of a young bob cat, captured in a nest on the east edge of the Brawley town site.
 Francis Heiny had Lugliana grapes ripe last week, and was the first man to ship valley grapes to market, so far as is now known.
 * * X
 The old adobe building occupied by the Brawley News was torn down last week for the modern brick block be- ing erected by w. F. Holt.
 x x x
 Union Memorial Day Services were held in the Methodist Church at Brawley, with w. H. Whelan; of the Brawley News, as the speaker. The Brawley High School and the Mason ic and Odd Fellows lodges attended these services in a body.
 + < <
 City Marshal John Martin, of Braw- ley seized fourteen gallons of whis- key, which was delivered from the Southern Pacific depot to Huddleston' $ store in that town. Huddleston dis claimed ownership of the stuff, de- claring it mistake in delivery. The City Marshal is holding the liquor for it's owner.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-06-12
cALExIco

Merrill HiXson has gone to Los An geles to take up the study of civil engineering.
 * * *
 Calexico reports the first ripe wat ermelons for the season. They were picked on the Henry Sockor place.
 < X X
 For the month of May the Calexico city officials garnered in $15O in lines from violators of city ordinances.
 x x x
 An addition to the corps at the United States Custom House is A. R. Chevalier, who comes from Redlands.
 x x <
 The Catholics of Mexicali have been receiving spiritual ministrations from Rev. Father Gotta, who comes from Ensenada.
 < X <
 Roberto Moreno. who was injured by bull in the last bull fight at Mexicali, has recovered sufficiently to return to Ensenada.
 < x <
 F. F. Palmerlee and family have removed from Calexico to Brawley. MT Palmerlee becomes cashier of the Imperial Valley Bank at that place
 < x X
 Senor A. J. Ramirez, who has been recently appointed prosecuting attor- ney for the court of the first instance, at Mexicali, arrived at Calexico last week from Ensenada.
 X x X
 The CaleXico City Trustees at their last meeting allowed bills to the amount of $384.55. The City Clerk was authorized to contract with the Imperial Cafe for feeding prisoners at the rate of fifteen cents per meal.
 x X x
 Spivey and Crane turned team of horses loose with harness on, expect ing them to go to the livery barn; but the horses ran away instead, and one of them ran through SO many wire fences that it had to be killed. A Mexican was knocked down by the wire at one point and badly cut up.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-06-12
HOLTVlLLE.

Mrs c. J. Schenck has gone to Los Angeles to spend the summer.
 * X x
 Julius Schonthal has gone to Los Angeles for a months vacation
 < < x
 Mrs Flora Proctor has gone from Holtville to West Winfield, New York to reside.
 A large area of land in Water Dis trict No. will be planted to citrus fruits next fall
 Frank Rochefort has gone to Los Angeles to join his wife. They will spend the summer on the coast. A silver medal contest was given by the Alamo w. c. T. U. last night at the Friends Church, northwest of Holtville.
 Louis Knappley has received the machinery for his cold storage plant It Mil lbe placed in operation in his meat market.
 Y < Y
 D. G. Cooper, the new manager of the Holtville Department Store. has returned from visit to Los Ange- les, accompanied by his wife. Miss Moore of Long Beach, has also come to take employment in this store
 x < x
 The Holtville Promotion Club has elected as it's officers: B. E. Wilhite, president; c. w. Hayes, vice presi- dent; A. c. Loveland, secretary; L. A. Biggs, treasurer. Monthly dues
Imperial Valley press., 1909-06-12
County Notes

will be twenty five cents and meet ings are to be held the second Mon day of each month.
 x x x Mir. Condart has a eucalyptus tree four years old from the time of it's 8ransplanting, that measures forty one inches in circumference.
 x < x Guy Lavender has been taken from Holtville to the Central Hospital at El Centro, for medical treatment. He was an employe of No. 5 Water Com pany.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-06-12
I'M

Mrs Frank Lee has gone to Vir- ginia to spend the summer months.
 X x G
 Paul Grimm has gone from Imper- ial to Los Angeles for the summer
 < < <
 Fifteen carloads of onions have been shipped from the Keystone siding this season.
 Ms. E. E. Patten and daughter have returned to Imperial from, a stay in Los Angeles.
 MT. and Mrs. E. w. Sherman now occupy their new bungalow on Im- perial avenue.
 < < X
 The Imperial city water bonds have been approved by the attorneys for J. H. Adams & Company, the suc- cessful bidders.
 x X X The Imperial Women's Club has op- ened a rest room in the west room of the Imperial Auditorium. The for nal opening took place last Satur- day afternoon.
 x X x
 The third quarterly conference of the Imperial Methodist Church was held Sunday. pr. John l., Pitner, dis trict superintendent for San Diego district, preached and conducted the conference.
 < X x
 F. w. Bishop was tried and found guilty in Justice Bradshaws court, at Imperial, Friday of last week, on the charge of taking water without authority from the ditches of Water Company No 1.
 < X x
 George P. Blair has found that by actual weight forty eight hours after cutting the yield from an acre of al- falfa for the third cutting was two and quarter tons. This was on land located on the east side of the Inn perial townsite.
 X x x
 Imperial Women of Woodcraft have elected the following officers: Mrs. H. P. Littell, guardian neighbor; Mrs. LaNole past guardian neighbor; Mrs. Hawes, adviser; Mir Kyle, Clerk; Mrs. Wilkinson, banker; May Englander, magician; Mrs Wilson, attendant; Mrs, J. w. Sweeney, inner sentinel; Miss Bertha Kucera, captain of guards; Theodore Aanstoos, manager; Drew Harrington, manager; Mrs Vio- la Shepherd. musician.
Imperial Valley press., 1909-06-12

Notice is hereby given that Sarah B. Sowles, heir of Thomas J. Sowles, deceased, of Fl Centro, Cal, who, on April 15, 1904, made Homestead En- try No. 10599, Serial No. 03551. for SEE. quarter Section 8, Township 16 S., Range IA E., s. B. Meridian, has filed notice of intention to make Final five year Proof, to establish claim to the land above described, before Clerk of the Court of Imperial County, at Fl Centro, Cal, on the 9th day of July, 1909.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Will liam J. Baker, Albert I. Baker John w. Jones, Samuel Jones, all of Fl Centro, Cal.
 FRANK c. PRESCOTT, set Register