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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
ONE DOSE ENDS INDIGESTION,
HEARTBURN OR STOMACH GAS.

There Is nothing else better 60
take Gas from stomach and cleanse
the stomach and intestinea. and.
besides. one single dose win digest
and prepare for assimilation into
the blood all your food the same AZ
found. healthy stomach would do
t.
when Diapepaiu works. your
stomach rests gets itself IN order
cleans up and then you feel like
eating when you come 10 the table.
aud what you eat will do sou good
Absolute relief from all stomach
Misery IL waiting FOR you as soon
as you decide to take a little Ola.
pcpsln Tell your druggist that
you want Pape's Diapepsln. because
you want 10 become thoroughly
cured this time.
Remember. n your stomach feels
0ut-of-oFder and uncomfortable now
you can get relief IN five minutes.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
Warrant Issued Against
Frank V. Insley.

How long should father suffer
for the sins o. bis SOM islta roa.
sonahlc service that parent sacFs
flee all for a chlldf
II your son had committed forg
ery in your name what would you
dor
Frank Y Inalcy Is charged with
forgery la the first degree by In.
formation filed Ia the superior
court yesterday ~ T. Finch. dep.
uty prosecuting attorney William
G PrAtcr. secretary treasurer OF
the carstsna Packing company. il
the prosecuting witness.
Ne Admitted II.
According % the information.
young lnsiey forged the name u
bis father. r A insley. OF Roche
Harhor. for the sum ~ So. drawing
the check on the American savin9a
Bank and Trust company uf Seattle
WILLIAM &. Pfafer cashed thu
cheek. which was returned By the
bank with the notation. No &C
count
The next day fnsiey wrote 70 NJ
prater. apoiosiEinx for the dirty
trick. and saying that he was NJ
against H.. he asked Mr. PrateF
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
Another Record
For Seattle
Nearly a Hundred Pianos
From the Lucore Piano
Stock Sold at the Pioneer
Piano House During
Past Five Days.

While this city 10 making new
records IA Realty Sales building
activity. campaigns for more
aausFh ektNcks. etc. II has also
during the past week won the dis
sincilon Of having purchased more
hish grade pianos than aay other
eilf Of twice lta aisc Ia the West.
THE WAY or IT.
The reason Tor this can be found
q he great closing oui sale OF the
Lacofo Piano stock. being conduct
ed BY tho Eilers Music House. AZ
which the extraordinary price re-.
fletfanH ard exceptionally eaaS
iarna make Il possible for prae.
uealls every home In the city 70
Own q GOOD high grade piano wlth
little ur no effort row.
Such weil known makes M the
honmer. kranich A Bach. stcger 4
Sons. II p Nelson Auto-piano. etc
are belng closed out. while they
last ~ about 81 cents on tho Dol.
Jar. Hundreds Of these fine lnatru.
mguts have already found homes
In ,his city and state Pianos thai
originally sold for from t266 10
tepo have gone during the past
20 days a, from tis2 10 s2s7
One thing - absolutely certain.
AZ the rate pianos have been sell
lng this week At the busy corner
~ Third and University and At 4ia
Union g.. Il wfil be- less than 10
days before this extraordinary sale
Il brought % an abrupt close. In
fact, several uf the styles have Al.
ready been closed out completely.
and no more % thom can be 80.
cured AZ these reduced prices.
II anyone u entertaining oven
the remo,cai idea Of owning a good
plano this year or within the next
two or three years. be viii be
money IN pocket b. arranging a.
secure one nov on these EASY
terms and unhsard OF prices.
Here IA place where there Il
no. chance for price dlsappolnf
meut Every piano iE marked in
plain figures. giving the former
selling price and the reduced price
NJ which q IL now bcing sold. with
n further agreement to accept
piano purchased AZ this sale AT It's
full cost IN part payment Tor any
plano belonging 90 the regular
Eiiers line any time within two
years from date
Don't walt OF d~iET. and Temem.
heT the iocaiiaaa
40 Union 81 ana frsai Sn< Uni
yeraity
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
CONVICTED. HE
DANCES IN CELL

SPOKANE. Jan Alive min.
atea after hearing Murder IN the
fiyHt degree. a. the verdict Of the
jury. james 4. Logan. murderer 81
Mrs. Agnes hanson. his hoasckeep.
or. on October -. vas dancing a
iiE and grinnlng hidcogsly IN bin
cell In the JAIL
Logan was h the room when the
verdict was returned. He eyed the
70 men mechanically. and then be
smiled broadly.
A. Logan entered the steel tank
the other prisoners aanK out
What IL ~. Old man." and he re-
piled. Murder In the fret degrees. =
with - little emotion as II u were
any one but himself who was In
danger of the gallnws
A. be was locked IN the iailer
asked II everything wss all right
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

Why not get some now--this mo.
ment. and forever rid yourself Of
stomach trouble and Indigestion 7
A dleted stomach gets tbs blues
aud grumbles Give Il a good eat.
then take Pape's Diapepsin 10
start the digestive juices working
There viii be no dyspepsia or
belching OF Gas on eruetatlons Of
undlgested food; no feeling like a
lump Of lead in the stomach Or
heartburn. sick headache and biz
zlneas. and your food viii not fer.
ment and poison your breath with
nauseoua odora.
pape's Diapepsin costs only 90
cents for n large case ~ any drug
store here. and will relieve the
most obEtluate case Of Indigestion
and Upset Stomach In five min.
ufea
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
Bullock Says Interest in
Large Amounts Is Paid
Out Needlessly Every
Year.

J W Bullock. candidate for the
republican nomination for council.
man.atlarEe. spoke before we'll
attended meeting at Mountain
View hall, Green Lake, last night.
together with other candidates.
There are many practices now
followed Ia the conduct OF the az
fairs 90 The city which are opposed
90 sound business principles aud
which. Il elected councilman az.
large, ! would do tay best To Ger
rect, said Mt Bullock Some Of
these practices are the Issuance
ct Improvement bonds bearing In
forest long in advance az the
actual need Of the money. the Is
snance ii such bonds ia large
blacsa when small Issue from
time TO time as needed would serve
the same purpose and save money.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

There's no line OF Foot
wear we sell that receives
more careful attention
than does our line OF
School Shoes.
We select the feathers.
dictate all the details OF
making. sec that the Shoes
are OF correct form, are
comfortable and goo d
looking - while being
sturdy.
We see that they arc
exactly right and then we
say we offer
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
MORE RIOTS
N ENGLISH
ELECTIONS

,oxnoN Jan. u The riotins
sv a. marked the proeress Of the
". .,.smeniAry elections was eon'in
~ Aekiand. financial secretary
x var office. was stoned ana
a.saa nom an automobile Nhll,,
80 delivering rohihefal
$3.50 II YORKSHIRE. lie was g.
IAN lnIared.
nsf noyle. Conservative. who
.,sr,ea nom neefham over "
sss:ef. liberal tan'ed bile
'...s reagratnlated upon hts sue
's'.s rae crowd that followed
- hs vas taken 60 a hospital
=. Lester beat him severely aad
s-,.ssd him down repeatedly
~ s,ssx.sssen candidates are belng
- 80 usan today and lntcfest 90
~ eeassitnenclcs where the ballot
- L laklns place Is intense
.rans ne candidates who were
$500 Yesterday we're J a.
49, srAlef whlp ef the Liberals
vs'.ss t.rayson. a prominent Labor
q "a Lief Jones. a Prohibition
49, vas rescued BY the police
-. ! MOB that assaulted him a.
s..hen Walden
- status Of the PARTIES ac'
-,,rs Is returns received W 20
~r 4 ill., general elections fol.
rs..essasives. ies: liberals i3j,
a.lrlsss =. Nafionalists t3
cans CONSERVATIVES. a. Lihcr
IN ID LahoriseS. ]
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
MORE WARSHlPS
FOR THE PACIFIC

AsHINGTON. ID q Iao gt
' s.,.g~lns The issuing Of orders
~"lns the battlesalDs Iowa. fudI
~ -. ana Massachusetts into a mid
s, ,sa'sn practice squadron FOR an
-. .s 80 mediterranean cruise h
y earned today on good author
y. 'aal upon their rethrn 10 Ameri
= A.efs the ships would be- sent
'.aiofee The Pacific fleet
~, 20 reported further that ana
N, 49, Tennessee and Washing
~, "ni pe sent back to The Pacific
Isss.lp Participating In the Argentine
49, .s''nasnfe day festivities ai
ess sass Ayres next MAY me new
N. WI contain double the ngbt
sss. ,S.lsngth o. the former Pacific
Ios~ as.on. It viii be- divided as
I.,' r'si division The ba,tlo.b,,.
0,ss.. 'Halana. Massaehusetfs ana
4 second division. The ,-,,,.,,.
AZ sso,ssee. Washington caiifor,ts
~ PennsYlvanla
e 'n'ta division Tbe cr,t.o..
~ Virginia. Colorado ,rarvfsad
a's south Dakota ''"u
roarlh division Tho c-,t..-.
~ 49, .arolina. Montana cbarIas
" and 81 Louis N"i '''
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
WILL OBSERVE
BLOODY SUNDAY

To commemorate the NTH ami.
HerHary Of the slaughter IN 81
Petersburg BY troops of the cxar
OF helpless Russian subjects that
had assembled to petition for bread
aud work, a mass meeting will be
held Ia Rainier hall on Sunday aft.
ernoon az 2 o'clock Addresses viii
be made IN English aud Russian by
speakers familiar with the acts Of
brutality perpelrated by the gov.
eminent
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
TRAIN MEN ASK
WAGE INCREASE

CINCINNATI, O, Jan. 81 r.
Thousands Of trainmen on % rail.
ways operating between the Mis-.
slaaippi river and the Atlantic coast
have presented a demand Tor au
increase In wages. according TO an
announcement made here today.
Managers Of the roads are OK.
pected 10 hold a meeting soon 20
formulate a general reply 20 tho
demand Il ia possible that they
may follow the action OF the 90
lines centering ia New York. which
refused a similar demand, but ask
cd the trainmcn 20 appoint an az.
hitfation committee for the pur.
pose OF securing compromise
wage scale.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
OFFICERS
WILL AID WALSH

The brother police officers Of Pa.
trulman Thomas Walsh. accused %
shooting Tony PnFf0pilo. the Italian
youth who vas mortAlly wounded
on The nighg ~ December ~ while
running from ratrolfaea walsh and
McCrath. are today subscribing %
a fund 10 defend him. Two bun.
drwd and eighty.two officers and
men ain subscribe 81 each 20 pay
lawyer for his services AZ the
preliminary heafine. and 4 Walsh
"a bound over 10 the superior court
for trial. a greater amount win Be
raised 10 defend him there.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

Drawers al Csc, 39e and 4Se
25c-Drawers OF cambria.
cut wide and having full
ilounccs OF lawn finished
many hemstitehed tueks.
39c-Widc Circular Draw
ers trimmed with tucked,
lace-finished lawn ruiile.
also straight Drawers Of
nainsook trimmed with wide
embroidery rufflc.
4Sc--Drawers Of nainsook
in new circular style, cut
wide, fitting smoothly over
hip. and finished with firm
edged embroidery rufile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
NEw agArr.F RraIprnra

Prom all parts Of the United
States many men and women come
q our city every day. To find a
suitable ruumiuK pl8re they con.
suit the ITO Rent column In The
Star n yoa have a vacant room
don't walt for som. one 70 hunt
you up Step 20 your phone and
dictate an "a 20 The star Main
1850. Ind fst Coata only cent
pr word
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
PROMINENT WOMAN
CALLED BY DEATH

Miss Julia v Kennedy. aged e.
died AZ the Pacific hospital yaster
day MlaA Kennedy was well
known Ia Seattle. having resided
here many years In ISIS aha vac
city superintendent % schools and
later one ~ the founders OF tho
Century Literary club.
Her brother. n 4 Kennedy. a
ne Port Orchard route. and a sia.
scr. Mrs J.. W Norton. survive
her The funeral Vas held nj the
Queen Anne lliii ersmatury. under
ire auspices % the Century Liter.
aFy club. this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
MY GANG LETS CITY
PLANT Lie IDLE


lcenclssded.l
: - ...-..--s-..4-..ss-.s
,.-aalf ses Il 70 al contractors
81, less q whether they heione
4 & sge Gan gang or not. The
knsstelaer Altempging % secure
AZ hsmsels and family a small
49, b savings from his weekly
x.tss saw : nay q sunlight ahead
M ,sck comfnrt In he thought That
Il ~ eahllr improvements would
rsase d he iii 81 . figure that
xuaIa esuse hin % loss bis home az
p1b.!r saclInn because BE- could not
NJ 'x pablle lmprovemeuts done
CHI esng Fights Plant.
The gees Isa u busldiug The plant
had heen sahmlsted 10 the voters
The CHI xaax ne eounciimanie
sllque. tie city hall looters. tried 90
lsfsst lhe proposition AZ the aoiia
Eqen xlgh H. meneg al The con
ns<.1n trust. ikeY fasled to defeat
u.s nnedy foF The peoples ilis
IN fnt was bailt. The machinery
VI kxslied On November !.
M sesYshing vas FeAdy Tor eon.
1stzaf the work q smashing the
xs+F1ztnEs trust The plant and
a uAfalnery we're tested f0r l2
&fB Il Eas complete snrceas.
4 ~ demonstrated hsyond q per
l.fs9isrs q . doubt that asphalt
n4f = manufactured and laid for
fg Con,raciora wcFe eharKlux
EK 4 yard.
xskkf sas IN sirht for tie home
ssssf BIT he Gin gang vas yet
y - spmhatfed To aIlo~ ne plant
> ~ operated meant that the Gin
nsx's ffisad The contractors trust
--ccalt 20 lsnger roo tie pablic
~ ite gang vas rot 80 easily
,ss'sn Il their mysterious var 81
eil1s hasiness. lhe 9Th gang put al
~ 70 TIE operation o. the city a.
;aaf plant Asphalt II sI.os Yard
so1lf niurs The contractor trust
- gu gang decided that IT,
H'fldt The contractors. muaf kef
NM 4 yard IRON the people
g ne GIN gang has caused the
As, 70 stand Idle The VII. Of the
retls expressed 81 TIE polls Vas
1srsEsrded The contractors wefe
W. % gn ahead and roo the people
y the Gill gang
Isaay The Gu gang has assured
~ eonlraetors that the plant viii
I.nieih Idle for two more wears
fhsy are contributing 10 the gu
anptisn fund for the privilege 81
'po'ins the people for two years
1e' Al TIE end Of tao years the
nstals plant viii BE- complete
s'sek Eserything will then 81
t's'y Tor The contraet0rs trust
isnt 4 foil time that the en-.
~ gu gang was turned out Of
ne ely half u fa % 10 the
psepls 70 say whesher they
nsas 70 be robbed. The con.
rss'efs. backed BY the Gil
sM9. ~ili see that the robbery
.'H'lnues = they are returned
Bower. Campaign pledges
nssn nething With the Gin
ne The people declared at
~ polls hat the city should
sss hs own asphalt plant
ns wv gang saw that the PEG
~ s'a not operate one.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
A RentOn Lady

Ever since ! vas Il YeaFs old !
suffered wiih headaches. business
ard nervousness tried Different
doctors. bat eot no relief A. Last !
went 70 prs Nichols a Robson.
ago Northern Bank BLDG who ~.
ted me with the proper glasses by
their New Wave system" Now
feel Ike a new person
MRS. II. 8 MCQUEEN.
Kauton. Wash.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
Short White Underskirts at
39c and 45e; Gowns al SOC

Soc Short Underskirts of
goodwqualiiy muslin. trim
med with tucked and hem
stitched lawn flounce and
finished with lace edge.
45e- Short Underskirts Of
muslin trimmed with double
flounce Of tucked lawn and
embroidery.
S0c-Slip-over Gowns OF
good quality nainsook. trim
med at top with embroidery
edge drawn with ribbon. and
having baby sleeves trimmed
with embroidery edge to
match.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

Vincent Edgar. whp caused the
arrest % George whipple for as.
sault and battery. Is not the big
200 FOUNDER referred to ln the re-
port ~ the trial which resulted IN
Whlppie'A being fined EdFar IL
a law abiding resident ~ the city.
who stands we'll among an those
who know him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

Alfred Allan Booth, the new
chairman OF tho Cunard Steamship
company. Is only "a. and was a
shark af mathematics when a stu.
dent at Cambridge university
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
The Oriental Pool Rooms
a5-Pool Tables--45
2h-Snlo Iahlna-oh

Bar, restaurant, cigar stand and
seven chair barbe- shop. Largest
place OF the kind IN the world. $40
cash given away dnily. 14t315t7
Third ay.. between Pike and Union.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

1homs'sa NAPoLIs, Ind. jan. 81
Csh I Lewis of Brlduepor,
esni 49, ~ declared reelected presl.
Norts,osa o. the United Mine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
Long White Skirts at 55c, 75c
and Csc

and Csc
S5c-Long White Skirts
Of good quality muslin hav-
ing double flounce of lawn
trimmed with many small
tucks.
7Sc-I.ong White Skirts
Of muslin having wide ruiilc
OF lawn with inset Of four
rows of wide cotton Torchon
insertion. finished with edge
TO match.
95c-Long White Skirts
Of cambria trimmed with
triple flounce Of tucked lawn
and Hamburg embroidery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
January
Sale of
Undermuslins

Muslin Undergarmcnts in broad range Of styles
and prices, more inexpensive and less elaborate
than those that appear upstairs all priced especially
low for January selling -p,..m.,, s.,..,a,.u
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

Dont this lock like iiT" asked
Logan. vho eeeaa dancing = iiE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
BULLETINS

ouLFPoRT, Miss. --The business
section " the little town 81 Virgins.
near this place, was totally de-
aifoygd by fire today, The fire also
4 fsad Into the RESIDENCE district.
4'eNral persons are reported IA have
AeeA killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
prof. stevens
HEADACHES

HEkrACHEs
J most cases arr caused by eye.
strain. We make a specially OF
correcting eye defects, and by no
doing relieve tho headache. 7 you
have trouble SEE "a.
sohuehard Optical Co.
1907 Second Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
Corset Covers at Csc and 39c

2sc- Several new and pretty styles to
select from al this price, trimmed with in.
sertions and laces
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21


tlTN OF MEXICO * President
aslhyn ~ Nicaragua VIII sail from
vera 'run Tor belgium Mnndhy
CHICAGO Former president ~
the Miiwnukee Avenue State HANK
PAU stenslhnd ana Henry W Her
ms, the cashier were paroled from
ne state penlientlary. after serving
lhfnr years aud four months for
wfeeking the bank stsnslnnd was
captured IN Morocco. after "A chase
over Europe.
TACOMA. "a cnrnnef'H lnry found
Mainrmnn Edward Hmidarneckar
whose ear killed Mrs Frank y. I'M
guilty % criminal negligence
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21

39c-Many different styles In nainsook
trimmed with embroidery OF lace insertion
or combinations Of both with ribbon-drawn
embroidery edge or lace edge
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1910-01-21
Two-Piece Combinations at 55c anil 75c

drawer az
G. trume owitho Of
drwnu. ribbon and
7SeTwopi Combination circular
edged
finished
waist
Imperial Valley press., 1910-06-25
ALASKAN WHEAT IN VALLEY.

Some curious specimens of wheat are being shown by ]. H. Arnold, who is farming the Bryant ranch, adjoining the city on the south, says the Braw- ley News. Last winter MT. Arnold secured a bushel of the famous Klon- dike wheat, which has achieved con siderable notoriety as heavy produ- cer This seed was planted and raised to maturity among the usual vicissitudes attending such ventures on the average farm. Fortunately several bushels of wheat have been saved, and as examples of wheat, they are worthy of notice Instead of the kernels being in orderly rows alone, they shoot forth from the main stem in small branches, making a head of much greater bulk than the average. Experiments on large scale with this wheat will be carried on by MT. Ar hold with view to ascertaining it's adaptability to Imperial Valley con- ditions.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-06-25
SAN DIEGO AIDS VALLEY
Banks Advance Cash to Cotton Grow. CTS When Other Cities
 Refuse Help.
(san Diego UUiou.

When all other sources of Financial aid failed the cotton growers of Im- perial Valley turned to San Diego bankers and their appeal met with prompt response. Three banks of this city have agreed to advance to the dealers of the new industry up- wards of $5O,000 which will carry the growers through the season of cultivating, harvesting and marketing the cotton crop of the valley.
 The deal for the loan was put through by Joseph R. Loftus, one of the pioneers in the cotton growing in- dustry of Imperial MT. Loftus says he first tried to obtain financial as- sistance for the industry through the great brokerage and importing firm of w. R. Grace & Co.,, of New York, but met with refusal Next he tried banks in San Francisco, but was un- able to secure reasonable terms. He then endeavored to interest Los An geles f1nanciers in the enterprise, but the terms offered there were also un- satisfactory. It was then that het turned to Imperial Valleys closest friend, San Diego.
 When the proposition was first laid before the leading bankers of San Diego, it was regarded by them as advantageous to the city. After sev- eral days negotiations on the part of Mir. Loftus and the local banks an agreement was reached by which one of the leading institutions agrees to advance $20,000 another $10.090 and several others s5000 each.
 A sample of the cotton grown is exhibited with pride by w R. Rogers, cashier of the Merchants National bank, one of the institutions interest ed in the loan. MT. Rogers is a cotton enthusiast. He believes the growth of the industry will rebound to the bene- fit of San Deigo
 When the proposition to advance funds for developing the industry was first made certain banking men of the city felt they could not ignore the request" said Mir. Rogers San Diego must be ImperiaPs best friend, for when the San Diego & Arizona rail- road is completed closer connections will be made and the interest now taken will result in San Diego's se- curing the bulk of ImperiaIs trade. This is a condition we carefully looked into and one that is bound to come"
 Those watching the development of the Imperial industry predict great advancement, all of which is to be of vast benefit to San Diego. if trade with the valley is encouraged.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-06-25
eAsTsIDE MUTUAL PHONE co.

The Eastside Mutual Telephone Company, lately organized, has been putting in a system in the Eastside covering No. district, says the Holt vile Tribune. O. N. Shaw of No. 5 district is the president, and A. D.. Wright is secretary treasurer. The line has been extended and improved, one order of wire alone from the firm of Anderson & Meyer amounting to 200 miles. It is understood that the company has taken over all the lines outside of Holtville in Mo- excepting the private lines of individuals. It is installing double wire line to Braw- ley and will ultimately connect up with points north.
Imperial Valley press., 1910-06-25
YUMA INDIANS DISSATISFIED.

The Yuma Indians are dissatisfied with conditions at the reservation, on the Colorado river in Imperial County, and have raised fund of $500 for the purpose of sending a delegation of their leaders to Washington to pre- sent their grievances to the President. They object to the agency officials that have been in charge of the reser- with their five-acre allottments of land. The Indians assert that they have been swindled in labor contracts and that no steps have been taken to protect their interests by the agency officials.