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Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-13

and now millionaire sporting goods manufacturer.
 Those who want to see Spalding elected should vote for Wright for State Senator, for the U. s. Senator is elected by the legislature in joint session assembled, as his opponent is on record as saying that Works Is the better man ,and Spalding made a mistake in coming out now. While he may vote for Spalding once or twice he can vote for the candidate of his section of the party receiving the largest number of votes in the greateste number of districts and thus turn down the voters of his own dis trict who are solid for Spalding.
 The only safe way Is to vote for Wright who has been a good friend of Imperial valley and owns property therein.
 Senator Wright is entitled to the support of all Imperial Valley Repub- licans at the primaries on the 18th from the fact that he did the legal work of organizing Imperial county absolutely free, not receiving a cent of pay for his legal services. Com mon gratitude should make the Re- publlcans of the valley remember this
 He also was instrumental in secur- ing an appropriation of $6,OOO from the state for the establishment of an agricultural experiment station In the valley
Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-13
NOTICE FOR PusLIcArIon

Department of the Interior, U. S. Land sffice at Los Angeles, California, August 2, 1910.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-13
Authorized Advertisement. ]
STATEMENT FROM JOHN NORTON

Editor Imperial Valley Press: II wish through your paper to correct the statement which has been made by my opponent to the effect that 1 belong to the abstract people and if elected County Recorder will refuse to give any information pertaining to the records, thus compelling the peo- pie to go to the abstract company and pay for any information they may desire.
 This statement is absolutely untrue and was gotten up solely for political purposes, as I have never made any promises to any one regarding my election to office. It is true that some of the members of the abstract com pany are supporting me, and 1 am proud of the fact, as we'll as proud of the support of a great many other good citizens.
 1 am in receipt of a communication from County Recorder Logan of River side, congratulating me upon having the endorsement of the abstract com pany and saying that he considers this endorsement the highest con- pliment that can be paid a County Recorder or one aspiring to that office. MT. Logan says that as all abstract men are thoroughly in touch with the work of the office and realize the necessity of absolute accuracy in the Keeping of the records, they would naturally support the one whom they considered most competent
 I wish to call attention to the fact that the State laws of California for bid the keeping of official informa- ton from the public. Following is a quotation from Section 4142 of the Political Code:
 "All books of record, maps, charts. surveys, and other papers on file in the Recorders office must during office hours be open for inspection by any person without charge, and the Recorder must arrange the books 8f record and indexes in his office in such suitable places as to facilitate their inspection"
 If elected, it will be my aim to assist the public in every way possi- bIe, making it easy for them to obtain information concerning the records
 have endeavored to carry on my campaign without resorting to criti- cism of any candidate, and state these facts only to make clear my position.
 JOHN NORTON. Advt. 18-1t.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-13
STATE SENATOR l.. A WRIGHT.

Senator Wright also voted for:
 l. The employees liability act as proposed by railroad employees and amended at Gov. Gillett's suggestion to to include other classes of labor.
 2. The reciprocal demurrage act imposing penalty upon railroad con- panies in neglecting to furnish freight cars to shippers after a reasonable notice to do so.
 3. An act providing that state mon ey may be deposited in the several banks of the state, payable upon call and secured by United States, state county and municipal bonds. This permits millions of dollars of the peo- ple's money to go back into circula- tion and the state receives in interest over $1O0,OOO per year.
 4. An anti trust act making com- binations in restraint of trade unlaw- full.
 5. An insurance act and one which provides for a standard form of fire insurance policy.
 6. The improvement of the Sacra. mento, San Joaquin and Feather rivers in conjunction with the Federal gov. ernment. This makes possible the re. clamation of thousands of acres of rict bottom lands.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-13
(AuthOrized Advertisement.)
SENNTOR WRIGHT
 PRODUCED RESULTS

State Senator Leroy A. Wright, who is a candidate for reelection, served his constituents with ability during the last session of the legislature. Among the things that he was largely instru- mental in accomplishing are the fol- lowing:
 1. The submission to the people of constitutional amendment making the enactment of direct primary law mandatory.
 ?. The enactment of a direct prim- ary law vesting in the electors the right to make all nominations.
 8. The enactment of the anti-race track gambling law.
 4. The enactment of the anti-rail- road pass law and making it the duty of the railroad commission to prevent railroad determinations in fares and freight
 5. Making it a penitentiary offense for a husband having the means to support a wife to wilfully desert her without justifiable cause.
 G. Enabling persons engaged in lemon, orange and raisin growing or those engaged in agriculture, viticul- ture or horticulture, to form associa- tions and combinations to market their products without being penalized un- der the antitrust law.
 '. Secured appropriation of 0,,00C to establish the limits and boundaries of the San Diego tide lands.
 s. Secured appropriation of S4O,OOC for the erection of Normal Training school at San Diego, which is now al most completed.
 9. Secured an appropriation ot S5000 or improvement of the campus of the Normal school at San Deigo.
 10. Secured an appropriation oi 5000 for new apparatus at the Norma school at San Diego.
 II. Secured an appropriation o S1OOOOO for building section of seq wall in San Diego harbor. !, Last but not least:
 12. Secured submission to people of proposed state bond issue of $1,. 500,0O0 to improve San Diego harbor Will be voted upon in November O. this year-Escondid Advance
Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-13
Authorized AdvertisementJ
ENDORSEMENT OF RAeAN.
Prof. V. Smith, Principal of HoItville High School, Speaks Highly of
 His Candidacy.

esteem it both a duty and pleas ure to express to Republican voters my hearty endorsement of Geo. A. Ragan, as candidate for Superintend- ent of Schools. I am thoroly con vinced that he has at heart the great est good of our schools and of the individual pupils, and that he will, if elected, render faithful, efficient, and impartial service.
 V. SMITH, Prin. Holtville High School. 19-1t
Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-13
WILL PROSPECT FOR OIL

J. H. Daniel, of Globe has been Investigating the lands along the Gila river, about fifteen miles from Yuma, and has become convinced df the good prospects for oil. A flow of nat ural gas has been discovered and other indications lead MT. Daniel to believe that the district will prove oil territory. He will sink test well during the fall or winter.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-13
socKwooo's SPECIAL ELECTION

The voters of Rockwood school dis trict will hold a special election on August 29 on a proposition to issue bonds in the amount of SS5OO to pro vide additional school facilities and assist in maintaing a school The officers for the election are H. NJ Fowler, inspector; D. D. Dayton and ". Bailey, judges.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-13

Notice is hereby given that Walter H. Griswold Of MelOland, California, who, on May 26, 1909. made Homestead appll- cation. No. O6Sol. for the Sh of SEA- Sec. G. and SWA of SWh. lot g of Section 5, Township 16 S.. Range 15 E San Der nardino Meridian, has filed notice of in- tentiOn to make Final communication proof. to establish claim to the land above de- scribed, before the County Clerk Of Im- perial County. California. at El Centro, California, on the 7th day Of September, 1910.
 Claimant names as witnesses: Charles Meyer. of MelOfand. California. W W. Sippie. of Meioland. California, John Waterman. Of MeIOland. California, hs. Bertha meyer, of Meloland, Cali fornia
 FRANK BUREN. k6-6t Register
Imperial Valley press., 1910-08-13

Now that Imperial county and San Diego are drawing closer together the
 residents of the valley should con- slider the advisability of supporting the nominee of the regular Republi- cans of San Diego for State Senator in the person of Leroy A. Wright, the present Senator from the Fortieth district.
 There are many Republicans who will not support Works for U s Sem atOr for his action in defending the socialists in Los Angeles while many others will not vote for Meserye on account of his connection with the California Development Company But all of these can support A. O. Spalding. the former baseball hero
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
NOW FOR STREET RAILWAY IMPROVEMENTS.

r. lOTHi.JG stands in the way Of further stree
IINlI railway construction and Improvement There
iii vi be something to be said regarding the prln
- clpos involved In the Supreme court doaaon re
ycrsng the court the Tulsa street Railway in
junction matter, so far the welfare Of Tulsa s con
Iccrnedth, present welfare at leashe decision graf
flying
II means that the company may complete and pu
In operation It's lines and undertake others that
has contemplation In effect this decision takes tn,
bride off and gives both companies free hand In con
sructon work II the Tulsa company proceeds with u
loxtcnson then the Union Traction mdt also get busy In
lordcr protect It's interests This should result In Tulsa
especially acojIrng street railway system second
lin the state
But there Is to 1t than this II is known that
both concerns directly indirectly ta contemplating
outside connections The Union Traction from the first
hus insisted that nerurban purpose and CON
tompated ntre-cy lines only for the purpose of feeding
is nterurban system The Tulsa company while strictly
nre-cy system has OF late, il is believed been con-
ducng negotiations for friendly inerullan system be-
tween here end Sapupa II believed that the Supreme
Court decision win speedily bring plans Of both CON
into the open and an era oi unprecedented
construction win follow
The World has always contended for the open door
policy in iris matter That that the first company to
actually occupy should have thu right thereto and
that nehe" should have the right to mold up the other
What Tulsa wants Is competition. Tho beneficial effects
of actual competition already been evpareneed Let's
have more 1t.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
OKLAHOMA STILL ON TRIAL.

|TlHE WORLD has had occasion 10 express It's views
regarding the conditions surrounding the election
II machinery Of the state, and 10 suggest that this
- sort Of thing does the state no good abroad just
row Taper throughout the country are condemn
Ing oklahoma conditions and the in which cleo
tions are held down here. This The st Louis Star
Us typical O., what Is h9iaG sSld gtrpra'y
"oklahona is reapng the whrlwin5 as natural re-
suit of sowing the wind
Political conditions that state are in u wholly
chaotic condition and In consequence other conditions can
scarcely be normal and the state receiving kind and
degree Of advertising which will b. unable to ouuive
for half a century.
"The report that hosites armed resistance
llye followed in the wake the casting of ballots
throughout the state few days ago indicates condition
OF affairs which could scarcely exist any other Common
wealth
Just such result must been expected by fair
minded Okahomans consequence, OF the grandfather
legislation hch that state has sought 30 uphold
1T has been definitely decided that negro is citi
zen of the United States and the effort to discriminate
against him the polls evidence of i most perncous
spirit The negro is entitled dgnfcd and broad ex-
ample; his growth cannot but be gIcGdy retarded by
demonstrations of cunning and cruelty the part Of the
stronger rlee
"otlahoma has much to recommend it, II has many
natural advantages and its growth has been gratifying
the whole Nation But there is plainly Eocded cvizng
force in that which shall bring i into alignment
with older and soberer states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
ANOTHER BANK COMMISSIONER QUITS

E.lHATs the matter with the office Of bank commits
IMI sloncr? Something evidently And it remains to
V be determined whether that something is good
49, ad, We make uttcmp 10 hgure up the
number of commissioners the STATE has had since
the guarantee law created We ory know that none
cf them gtpck" very long and that al OF them without
regard their previous condition trances quit to
take esidency assistant preglenCy cashier
ship OF some new state bank.
Here Is r., b. Cockrcll appointed fc wwecks ago to
succeed A. NJ Young who quit the presidency Of
tho Centnll Reserve Bank Of Okahon9 CITY which bank
carved out Of the ruins Of the late and lamented
Columbia and stands as 4 sort OF thereto And
Coekrc has quit 90 become Yo.n6s vicc-president
OF the aforementioned institution
In view Cf all this are wrong n considering the
bank commlasonership OF Oklahoma sort of univer-
sity course high inance2 u Is happen because
the fellows get scared they get to the
ropes and understand conditions? Considering still
further Is barely possible that they become discouraged
in seeking the guarantee fund and just dt to avoid
early decline
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
s.n.a....ooen.oanao.
HUMoR or THE DAY
ci''s.l tt Gcyo000QDo.i0OOo.. .i.I..f

Socialist Orator, decantnR on the
immutabllity OF human nature, "MeT
are men all the world over, and aC
are Womenl"
Speaking Of inside tips, they ar,
telling a story Of the little boy and
, the Christian Scientist The boy wal
complaining Of an ache In his stom'
ach, when the Christian Scientist told
him he wasn't IN at all--that he just
imagined he was
/ "But I know better" said the boy'
,'I'ye got inside information
A traveller In dinlng-ca on an
american railway ordered fried eggs
for breakfast Cant give yo' fried
algs boss, loseed you wan TO wait TN
we stops" said the negro waiter,
why how Is that" asked the
passenger.
Well dc cook he says de roads
so rough that ebery time he tries 10
fry aigs dey scramble8'
90 suppose remarked Mr., Brown,
nov aviators are becoming so nu-
merous and are actually holding aero
plane contests, that we may expect
70 see a weekly paper published In
their interests"
OH" said Smith, there has been
a suitable paper on sale for long
time now"
indeed What Is It's name?"
Fly paper"
The Duke Of Dedbrouck; 80, young
woman. you desire my sons title In
marriage"
American Heiress Cnowing low :.
with your permission, your excel
lcncy."
The Duke Of Debrouck; Are you
sure you can support II In any stylf
befittIng It's rank"
Grubb: ~ hear your last novel
has already appeared in It's sixth
edition. How did you manage to be I
come so phenomenally popular"
Scrubb: Very simple. ! put am
in the papers saying
that ! was looking for a wife who Is
something like the heroine in my
novel Within two days the first
edition was sold out"
Lawyer Go bucoIic client who has
called to settle an account that con
tains, amongst other items, number
OF unexpected charges):
why don't you come inside instead
Of standing there In the doorway
Client (warlly). mo, thankee, mis-
ter, I'd rather not knows what
you're after, YOU'D be charging me
rent II didr'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

firm saying that the cloth that had
been sent them was full Of moths,
Was the wholesale house taken
aback2 Not II,
By return mail went a mi-siye 10
this effect
ron looking over your order we ind
that you did not order any moths, II
was our error, and you viii please
return them az once AZ our expense 20
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

The governor writes letter to the people of the sta
telling them that he will with promptness and vigor in
the state capital mess soon he is OF his position
Merely by way of advice to the governor the World sug-
gests that he desires he of his position or OF
making the people believe sure ne should take the
Supreme Court into his confidence
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

The edror of the Democratic Shawnee Herald was
probably looking directly at certaia gentleman who
claims oklahoma City as official residence when il
upped out this one,
While the decision of the supreme Court respecting
the capital question may not prevent the city of Okla,
homo from finally becoming the st.te capital it's IN
spring to feel that the supreme Court the state is on
plane tar and away above peanut politics or personal
Influence
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
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THE DAYS BEST STORIES
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SoilCd Goods,
~ hear you have little sister al
your house" said country store
keeper TO a small boy
yes" said johnny
DO you like that was the query
II wish II was a boy said Johnny
so could play marbles with him
and cricket
Well" said the storekeeper, why
don't you exchange your little sister
for a boy?'
Johnny reflected FOR minute, then
he said rather sorrowfully:
we can't now IT'S too late. We've
used her four days"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
THE ETHICS OF HUNTING.

I@HE trouble between j. r., skinner, farmer. and
II some bird hunters a reminder that there are
II 4 ethics governing the noble art OF bird hunting
-| And the first and foremost is not to trespass Tho
farm becnls to the farmer The hdrter has no right
whatever the premises without t,st securing perm,s-
son,
There too much disregard OF the rights the prop
erty The average hunter may imagine that II is
cute espass farm and shoot bids But if he will
place himself in the place Of the owner he will be en-.
obled to arrive at just conception the case The
law is plain and clear all of these points The farmer
Of course has no right legal moral take the law
into his hands But neither has the hunter And if
the hunter is fair and just and EMPLOYS the Golden Rule
he will find open sesame to Of the good shooting
ground
The writer t3s followed that mag iticen animal the
trained bird dog, for many Years He las hunted where
all of Gods outdoors and he Las hunted where
he had not single foot shooting .round ON which he
might legally operate And yet by tvst calling at the
farmers house and proierrng his request a neghborly
fashion he has been enabled gain legal entrance TO an
of the terr,,, ry he could use.
This is re- longer Indian reservation 1t is a state
every foot which by private individuals The
hunter must take these facts into consideration and know
where he going before he his days outing lie
must either permission enter the farm or stay out
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
PENNY LUNCH MENU GOOD.

chicago Uses Fireless Cookers in Pre-
lar;ng Viands for the Pupils.
rom the Chicago Examiner.
The thousands OF sharp-faced
clad children, with their eyes star
ing hungrlly like the eyes of half
famished wolves" who 20 to school
daily with insufficient food, or no
food at all, have received official
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
uow THE GAME WAS WORKED.

FN TUESDAYS issue the World >enturod the opn-
ION that had the supreme Court decision in the
capital case been handed down two weeks before
S$ thy election the result would have been different
The following editorial from the Oklahoma city Times
under the caption "God-bricked' shows how the game
was played
1t was universal before election TO hear Democrats
who are "r,&t entreat Republicans N Oklahoma City tc
stand by tao administration and the Democratic ticket
ON account o the capital decision which be handed
down after election In favor of oklahoma city.
"Onc prominent Democrat is alleged to have told that
lie read the decision and favorable u.s. We have
Aothug to s,y to the wisdom supreme Court in
withhodiu+ tg decision until after election, but every
time that t4c ctaens o. oklahoma CITY. and especially
the Repuht tans-hoNe listened to tile ol tongue of So
called 1dmai.D .Dau.n hanger. on they aa,e hccn gold
hricked
what ,v,n., Of the auu-eccuu fecpslon said to
have been .,lt uy this so.coed administration mouth
piece
Wa u.r ONE W. o ,n. select nnsuag, of tine eNc,u.
tive was il a ucY.'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

But there's no danger in that capal commission now
And, we understand the supreme Cour, decision cor
rectly, there isn't going to be any pot 20 dovide
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

sapupo HoN proposes 10 get IN the Iace for the state
capital There is AMPLE time Tor ran,ha and Red Forl,
to make their wishes known But who there was go.
ing to be ~ more races Tor the state capital
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

Anyway Governor Cruce viii not be under the neces.
MV OF appointing " Haskell chairman of The captaI
commission, ana that helps some
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

. SENSE IN SHORT SENTENCES z
5.cccs.sG.coc0o000000o0o
Avoid quarrels, settle disputes
Ability after all, is the only power
OF doing, It Is the poor woman or
mans wealth
True charity makes others wants
its own,
Let your charity begin at home, but
do not let II stop there
Choose always the way that seems
the best, however rough that best
way may appear TO be; custom will
render It easy and agreeable.
Let us prepare for the worst, bat
work with faith, and the best will
always take care Of Itself,
To be hard of feeling is worse than
to he hard of hearing.
Big promises are bad paymasters,
Begin praying continue watching
and you will end by praising,
Better poverty and truth than
wealth with falsehOod.
Wealth cannot purchase happiness
nor health
Gentle answers kill growing
speeches.
Nowadays youth is apt to suffer
from the fact that It has too much
TO enjoy and too little 10 enudre
Idleness has no advocate, but many
friends,
II Is cowardce to wish to get rid
Of everything which we do not like
and
Many married woman is content
to accept from her husband a much
smaller allowance than she could
earn as paid housekeeper
True union rests on single devotion
to q single task,
without good health there is little
use In being rich and prosperous.
Right principles will by no means
suit worong practices
This life rs the noviate OF the next.
here We begin 10 learn TO do that
which we shall continue and com
4 chlds mind Is not merely a
store house that requires fucll"Ai7g
with facts.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

complete election returns from California show that
one Democratic congressman was elected The victim
was standpatter in this case too
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

Avoid quarrcIs, settle disputes,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18
INDIANA HAS ., 70O,s70.

Per Cent in Ten Years.
Washington, Nov 1.-THE popula-
ton Of Indiana is 2,76O,S76. This is
an Increase Of 1S4,414, or 73 per
cent over 2,516,462 in 1900. The in
crease from 1890 to 1900 was 324-
05S, or 14.S per cent
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1910-11-18

Inc Oklahoma cit papers apparently taled to grasp
the meansnr of the Supreme Court decision