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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

de la Barra as mistress 81 the Mexican
embassy, Is Ill In Berlin and will not
he able to make the trip TO America
for some weeks. IT Is expected. how
ever. that she will arrive in time 10
participate in the early summer festivi-
ties, which will include several garden
parties It the White House and the
silver wedding reception OF President
and, Mrs. Taft The latter event will
DO June %, and the new congressional
families are looking forward 10 Il a,
an oasis In the desert of summer
session of Congress. and that thu
House. and Senate will be in session
nntll late In the summer, Is generally
knowing RI straws showitthe'way tho
wind blows this surmise is not With
on, pvt strong foundation, else why would
De removing from hotels to Quarters
where they will be more comfortable az
IN, me season WAKES warm? Incidentally.
casting his eye about for available
moonlight partners on the golf links
when Old Sol begins to shine too hot
Tor early afternoon games.
Speaker and Mrs. Champ Clark and
Mr.. and Mrs. William Randolph Hearst
arc among the house-hunters. and
Dame Rumor says that the latter
nc futurc, entertaining the political
friends OF tho former, which is one
way Of spelling Hearst booming OF
the Clark presidential. stock Quite
aside from politics. the task will BIO
most pleasant for the ladies vino are
most conGenial, each being very domes-
tic. and at the same time kecnIy in
terested In the broader affairs of tho
world In which their husbands are
shining lights.
pr. and Mrs, ,Wilfred \. lcirenfell, Of
Labrador. and Mrs. "Tay Pay" O'Con-
nor. of. London, are renewing old ac-
anaintanccs In Washington. the former
as guests OF DR.. and Mrs. Charles
Henry Butler. md tho latter visiting
relatives: William Arthur Burton OF
Liverpoolr whose engagement 10 Miss
Jessie lSrogstad was recently announc-
cd bv Dr. and Mrs. ltroGStada ma rent !,
ofAthe hridc-to-be: the Governor Of
Alaska and Mrs. Clark, and Cleve-
land Perkins, recently transferred. from
the american legation in ChiIi,to the
journers at the capital for the Easter
gafoticsl T-is s, 5liiS [7s75-'TT
when Mr.. Perkins starts for his
new post he Will be accompanied by
his parents Mr.. and Mrs Henry Clcvc- I
for some, time at the Danish capital.
and go thence to Stockholm. where
they will he entertained by former
Minister and Mrs. Eagercrantz. l'5
Count Albert Ehrensvard,. who suc-
cceeds Mr.. .LaEercrantzs as Swedish min
i isler to 3 Washingte is rich. tilted
to- be llonized by. society In general.
albeit he is not Obvious fthatsn large
pnrtn of n diplomat rs duty is hest no.
compiished by! promoting friendly rela-
ABB '7 GRACE PORTER HOPKINS.
~ q -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Social Side Of Washington

servance of Holy Week as dc rigueur.
tic cycle of days just closed has been
as socially dull as neXt week will
be gay. This. too despite the pres
ehcc OF French grand opera company.
q. pair Of international visitors at tile
SWISS legation, four titled Britishers.
q member of the French Parliament
and the avant couriers of Continental
Congress. The latter. alone, arc Loco
strong. and by tomorrow evening Their
number Will have reached the high
water mark In attendance. for with
The hight OF their life" on Tie tapis
every Daughter of the Revolution wh2
Can Is booked to he in Washington
nest week TO assist in clccting the wo-
man of her choice to tho Office of prcsi.
cert general of the national society
The two candidates in the iicld-Alrs
Matthew 7. Scott the incumbent. and
Mrs William Cummings story, late re-
Gent. of the state OF New York--were
piited against each other two years
ago. and now. MS then. the followers OF
each side claim to have the requisite
number of votes 10 elect their favorite
Leader. In justice to Mrs. Scott who.
u not reelected. will be the only pre-
siding officer of the y, S. D. A. r. WILL
ing TO succeed herself for second
term not 10 he given the chance. be it
observed that opposition 10 her is en-
urely impersonal, having rather its
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

VIII receive all of the Daughters at the
White House. Thursday will be devot-
ed strictly 10 business. tho election OF
off1cers being on the tapis, and moth
ms Will be allowed to Interfere with
ne vote:castng Trolley tripping TO
places of historic interest in this VII
entity Will mark other days not already
devoted TO lunchcons. dinners and teas
Mrs. Charles r.. Davis. wife OF Rep
resentative Davis. Will be chief host ess
70 the Minnesota Daughters attending
the congress. Mrs. Oscar W. UnIs.-
wood VIII do the same for those com
ing from Alabama. Mrs. Swanson, wife
or senator Swanson, whose home in
SiHteenth Is ever open TO VirgInians
n Washinston, will be missed from
owing. to the recent death OF her Sis
Ter, Mrs. Henry BONNER, Of Phliadei-
phia. herself frequent visitor at u.
One of the pretty affairs of the week
was the farewell luncheon given by
Baroness Won BernstorT. wife of The
Tuesday. to spend the summer abroad.
In addition 10 being farewell to her
friends IN this city. the affair was
passador TO Berlin and Mrs David
Jayne Hill, and their daughter. Miss
Catherine Hin. who. are enjoying a
birth, and incidentally, ii is whispered
over tho teacups. Mr.. Hill is looking
after his political fences, which Score
tary of the Navy 6. Won L. Meyer is
trying to break through. And thereby
hangs n tale of interest because OF
Mrs. Meyers predlection forlthe com
pany of foreigners.
Miss Edith Morgan. OF New York
who Is visiting Miss Helen Taft nj
The White House and Will remain for
evening: Miss Marie Merrill. The guest
Of Ambassador and Mrs. Hill. and their
daughter. Catherine: Miss Margaret
Dulles. of Albany. the debutante grand
daughter OF General and Mrs. Lohn w.
Foster whose Easter guest she Is. and
Mrs; Arthur Lee: have added piduancy
to the calm of Holy Week. The pres
ence of Sir John and Lady Murray.
sof Edinburgh. Scotland, and United
states Minister < to Panama and Mrs
Thomas G. Dawson. has Falso been the
reason Tor several unexpected dinners
on the social calendar.
Society ts preening It's feathers for
the reception Of another Mexican am
bassadrcss-the second within the linn
u .of single tscason-MadaMe dc In
Barra,, whose wedding trip to Europe
was abbreviated by her husbands APP
continent to a Cabinet position in
Mexico on the eve of their sailing fol
Rome. was afterwards obliged to re-
main longer at the embassy here ow-
Ing to the Illness of her own and her
slepson. They are now convalescinG.
md she Is able to accept a few of the
hospltalIties that are showered upon
her by. Diplomatic society, In antIcipa
ton 2nf hcri early return TO cnt Ell the
Cabinet circle In Mexico CITY. Sonora
'ZIamacona. who Will succeed Madame
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Goodbye to Catarrh
and all its Loathsomeness

I'LL drcd : Of
thousands Of poo
pie all over tho div
ilizcd world have
rid themselves Of
catarril by going
abou, il in an in
tcillecnt and systc-
matte manner.
There's 10 secret
about it Kill The
& at arr h germs,
that's all YOU have
TO do. and hawking,
snuffling and spit
ting will instantly
cease.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

local chanters kent open house at Con-
tinentai Hall, and later in the evening
Miss Mamie Barbec of Kentucky. en-
tertained them with negro dialect
stories. related In her own quaint style.
ON Monday evening Mrs. Scott will
hold her official reception in the name
"Wednesday. President and Mrs. Taft
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

being made Of Eu-
calyptus and other
antiseptics. it kills
the germs and
soothes and heals
the sore. raw, ten
der membrane.
Outfit costs but
Sf.OO. That means
an inhaler and bot
tic Of llyomci. EN-
ira bottles Of Iiyo-
mel cost but so
cents, Sold by
Tragic Drug Co.
and drug ist.s
everywhere.
For cat arrh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

Hyomci pronounce il lIsh-o.n c) will
abolish every symptom Of catarrh il YOU
give It a chance il will give delightful
and refreshing relief in FIVE minutes
No vic drugs TO pour into the. stom-
Hyolnei as naturally as fresh air and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Especial torhe Times Dispatch.

Washington, .Npril shington
is bcdcckcd with the tender green oj
srring. Mlady of conservative ways
has tcpt her fairost tincry for the gale
lies OF the post Easter season, whifh
this wear Will be enhanced by the en-.
pertaining incident TO the welcome d
nearly 200 new conversational families
and several diplomatic households. Not
so With Nature. Tor VIVA could he
mere beautiful than tic harbinEcrs of
srring---,nu crOcuscs tulips
and hyarintlis. and their first cousins.
the p4nsy family. which, Drawing the
March Anri winds. are even now max
ing BRIGHT tie CITY marks. The weary
of-wintcr uasserby Is also cheered by
thr sirli here and there Of bud
ding red tree. the early masnolas all
a-hlooni and, The great hedges of yellow
icS;ninitIc Of fragrant memory. Thus
''the SUNDAY Which makes All Sundays
bright viii md the national capital
wearing its spring hest. with It's homes
swrpt ana rarnishcd for The cntcrtain-
Utrt OF a host Of visitors. ana lis
churches r.csounding with the song and
stcry Of the riscn Lord
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

coughs, colds. asthma, Group and deafness
caused bylcatarrh, Hyomei is guaranteed.
10 break IN cold in head or chest in a
lew minutes, pour 4 tcaspoonful Of FIY-
pAit-l into bowl Of boiling water, cover
head and bowl with towel and breathe the
'vapor -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

Social events for the visiting Daugh-
ers began Tonight, when members of
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

As The Presidents family ana mos
Of he foreign official households he
long 20 one OF The other branch o
the church which considers the oh
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
SEYMOUR SYCLE, n West Broad

inspiration In The fact of her Kitchen
ca binet" composed. unfortunately for
hcr OF three Daughters who were re-
fused office by an overwhelming vote
oi the CONGRESS which elected her 10
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
THIS DATE IN HISTORY
October Third

i690--Robert Barclay, author of apology
for the Quakers," which is esteemed the
standard of their doctrines. died.
17GS-Ferdinand Warner, an English di-
vine, died. He was also celebrated
historian and doctor.
1S29-Yellow fever raging at Natchez,
Miss.
1G38--Blackhawk died.
1S52--A severe gale swept over the At
lantic ocean and English channel. caus-
ing great destruction of property and
LOGS Of life,
1S54--Academy of Music opened in New
York
.S55-isobert Adair, a British ambassador
to the various courts of Europe, died
at the age of 92 in London
1854 Prince of Wales at Washington.
1864 Nearly 1900 Confederate prisoners
confined at Rock Islanu, H. enlist
ed in the Union army and were sent to
the Northwest to fight -..~,ans.
..01---Columbia won the second race for
the American cup by quarter of a
mile.
94--Russian sortie at Port Arthur on
September ls to 20, followed by furi-
'is fighting. Japanese lose all but
men OF 1000 engaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
AMENDMENT NO. IA
MUNICIPAL OWN NERSHIP

This is very important amendment
Under this amendment any city may
own and operate any public utility. And
it may more strictly rule private utilities
companies, or buy them out, or compete
with them. The city is our corporal ation.
1t should have all sovereign powers per-
missible by the State. Los Angeles owns
its water! we shall desire to own and
operate other utilities So will other
cities in California. Vote yes and en-
large the dignity and efficiency OF otn
cities.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
mot Coal Lands--O1828)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Office at Los Angeles, CAL, Septl
1911.
NOTICE is hereby given%that ou|
E. Hovcy, of Heber CAL, W. -
tober %. 1907, made Desert n
No. 4163, Serial No. O1S28, for ~
NE. "a, Section "a, Township
Range IA E., S. Il. Meridian, resu
S.W. a NE. "a, Lots 3 and 4, Sec|
II. 16 s., r. IA E., s. b. NJ, has
notice of intention to make Final II
to establish claim to the land aboveI
scribed. before the Clerk of the Sup(
Court of Imperial County, at FL Gel
California, on the 7th day OF NoyiD1
1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Gt3
w. Thurman, Lewis H, Wilkinson, H
Martin, all of Heber, CAL; Jamed
stuart, Of Ell Centro Cal.
FRANK BUREN,, RegistI
Sent30- Oct21
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
AMENDMENT NO. 5
LUMBER RAILROAD USE

This amendment will help the small
timber owner to get to read or stream
and thus to market. The Legislature was
unanimous for this amendment so let
us voters be unanimous for the small
owner and against monopoly.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
AMENDMENT NO. a (orIJfnaiy No. 81
EQUAL SUFFRAGE

This amendment adds the womanhood
of the State to the electorate. 1t will
place California alongside progressive
Washington, Idaho, Wyoming, Colorado
, IAN Utah A monument stands best upon
the hroadest base; so does a democratic
republic. The State is but an enlarged
home. wherein husband and wife plan
rule and work equally and harmoniously,
Mother. wife and daughter are equally
interested. capable. patrotic, and entitled
To hold manage the "home"-California
Vote for il.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
AMENDMENT NO.
INITIATIVE AND REFERENDUM

We Los Angeles folks know these are
good: we have tried them for years.
arid like them better than ever Eleven
States have the initiative and referen-
dunn; so have many cities. 1t means
more power to the real people, the voters
at home Vote for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
mot Coal Lands--O564)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, u. 8. {
Office at Los Angeles, CAL, Sept
1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that
Van den iieuvel, of Ell Centre. CAL, |
on August Z, 1907, made Desert
Entry No. 3S40, Serial No. 0564, for
u S.W. u. S.W. "A NV. u, Sectid
Township 16 s., Range 13 E., s. B. !
ridlan, resurvey Tract 179, T. 16 81
l3 e., $. b. NJ. has filed notice OF
claim to the land above described,
fore the Clerk of the Superior Court of
perial County, at E,l Centre, CalifoI
on the 9th day of November, 1911.
Claimant names as Witnesses:
IL. M. Hill, II. Van den Heuvel Eliz}
Van den Heuvel, c.. w. Hoffer, al
Mobile, Cal. FRANK BUREN,
seDt3O- Oct21 Regisfi
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
(NOT COAL LANDS--047O&
NOTICE EOR RuRl lCATI0

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERf1)lV
S. LAND OFFICE AT LOS ANGEL
CAL, SEPT. 7TH, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that HuId,
Vaughn, of Calexico. Cal. who. on |
36l4, Serial No. 04706, for S.W. u
q, Sec. 21, N. " NV. u. NV
NE. "a, Section 28. TOWNSHIP ID
Range u E.. S. b. Meridian, being
8 and 3, Sec. 81, Lots and 8, Nh
NV. a, Sec. 2S. T. 16 s.. "
to make Final Proof, to estabnsh
to tue land above described, befor(
Clerk of tie Superior Court Of Im]
Count, at FL Centre, California, d
11th day of October, 1911.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Cl
Vaughn, John {. Vaughn, Gustaye
Moses Scblatter, ali of Calexico. Ca
FRANK BUREN,
OctI Regis
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
NO. %

Railroads shall not raise any rate un-
til after it is approved by the State
railroad commission. Not more may be
charged for a short haul than for long
one. except the commission permit. DIG
elimination is forbidden: reparation is
required The State is sovereign over
corporations: the State must rule. 1t is
our business to see to it that the State
he just. This amendment like all the
preceding amendments, looks just.
Adopt it.
Vote YES" on all the amendments.
CHARLES EDWIN LOCKE
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
(NOT COAL LANDS-0866)
NOTICE FOR PUBLlCATIONI
OF THE 1Ns$N.IoI

DEPARTMENT OF THE TNp$NsIOR|
S. LAND OFFICE AT L0Se4NGEIl
CAL. SEPT. II, 1911. =
NOTICE is hereby given that ve|
Nelson of Imperial, Cal, assignee Of
gene G. Smith, who, on September
1907, made Desert Land Entry, No.
for Sc, "a NE. Il, Sec. 33, sS.W1
NV. "a, Section "a, Township 16|
Range II E., S. B. Meridian, being
q NE. u. Sec. 33. S.W. a NV.
Sec. "a. r. 1e S.. r. II E.. by rel
vey, has filed notice of intention to nj
Final Proof, to establish claim to
land above described before the C1er1
the Superior Court of Imperial Cou
at FL Centre, California, on the Path
of October, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Alvd
Vaughn of Seeley. Cal; Herm r. Pat
son of Imperial, Cal; ]. F. Nelson of
Cal. FRANK RURENs
oct14 RegiStt
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
AM ENDMENT NO. IS
SCHOOL BOOKS

This amendment forbids the change of
school text books under -four years. Nor
can they be changed by alterations inside
the four years. School books cost too
much, anyhow. They are changed too
often. We should as soon as possible
reach free school books 10 every pupil"
The book trust will vote against this
amendment; every parent should vote
for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
tNOT COAL LANDS<0N-,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

DEPARTMENT. OF THE INTERIORJ
$. LAND OFFICE AT LOS ANGEL
CAL, SEPT. Z, 1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that Mary
Patterson, of Imperial. Cal, who, on 81
II. 1907, made Desert Land Entry
iOl5, Serial No. 0S65, for SW. " Sci
Sec. 20, w. Y NE. ". S.E. u Me-
n. Y Sc. "a, Section 20. Township
S.. Range II e., S. b. Meridian, bd
S.W. y S.E. u, Sec. 20, w. v N. El
S. T.. 4 NE. u, N. " Sc. Y, Sec
II. 16 S., r. ~ F., Resurvey, has 4
notice of intention to make Final Prl
to establish claim to the land above
scribed, before the Clerk of the SupeN
Court of Imperial County. at FL CenI
California, on the 10th day of Octd|
1911.
Claimant names as Witnesses: Nh
p. Adams. of Silsbee, CAL; HaFrX
Mccall, John l.. Rice Joseph F. Ne@
all of Imperial, Cal.
FRANK BURENl
Oct7 Rogist
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
An ENDMENT NO. g
CRIMINAL TRIAL

This provides that an appeal judge
must not reverse a lower decision on
technicalities: not until. after lookins
over all the law and the evidence he
finds real injustice. No more reversals
for lack of a letter or a word, or a
trivial misrulng on part or trial judge.
No more tricky escape for rich and quick
condemnation of poor. Vote for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
(Not Coal Lands-o1o7o)

mot Coal Lands-o1o7O)
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the Interior, U. ST.
Office at Los Angeles, CAL, SO
1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that II
E. Pitt, of Silsbee, Cal, assignee Of
III. Moynihan, who, on October 30,
made Desert Land Entry, No. Abs, d
NV 4; Section IL, TOW NlRp il
Range 1S E., s. B. MeridieAN being
10, II, II, Is, q, 29, in Tract 162,
2S, T. A6 s., R. 13 E., resurvey,
filed notice Of intention to make
Proof, to establish claim to the land 9
described, before the Clerk of the|
perior Court of Imperial County, q
Centre California, on the 9Th day of
vembcr, 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: !. il
Milligan. William H. Sieg, Stephen Ii
Calvin l.. Wilcox, George NJ Jenifei
of Sisbee, CAL
FRANK BUREN,, Regist
Ocf2-pOV2
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
AMENDMENT NO. 8
RECALL OF STATE OFFICERS

This, too. we have tried in Los Ang-
eles and found it good. The recall of
judges is also in this amendment Cali
fornia is not a monarchy; we want no
aristocracy, no oligarchy. no privileged
class not even of Office holders. Pub
lib officials are hired to do what the
voters say; if an official cannot or will
not obey orders fire him and get a bet
ter one Vote for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
AMENDMENT NO. IL
POWER TO RAILROAD COMMISSION

This amendment gives the State rail
road commission fun power over all pub
lie utilities mot owned by city) Cities
may remain under their own public util
tiles board, or come under this State
board; or can try State plan and later
return to own board. The State couiu
handle such public utilities more broadly.
expert and economically. Vote for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
PROPOSED AMENDMENTS
TO STATE CONSTITUTION

No. weights and measures.
No. 2-Home rule for counties.
No 3-Divided legislative session.
No. 4-(Originally known as No. S
Equal suffrage.
No 5-Lumber railroad use.
No 6-Charters for cities of $500.
No Initiative and referendum.
No S--Recal of State officers.
No. 9-Criminal trial
No 10-Working mans compensation
law.
No. 11-State civil service law.
No. 12-Power to State railroad COM
mission.
No. 13-Enlarged charter powers.
No. 14-Municipal ownership.
No. 15-School books.
No. 16-State railroad commission.
No. 17-Plurality to elect.
No. 1S-Local courts.
No. 19-Railroad passes.
No. 20-Clerk of supreme court
No. 21-Impeachment.
No. 22-Old soldiers and sailors.
No. 23-Railroad rates.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
AMENDMENT NO. 16
STATE RAILROAD COMMISSION

This amendment authorizes the COVER
nor to appoint five railroad commission
ers, whose term shall he SIX years. so
ending that members will go out in diff
ferent years. They, separately or to-
gether. shall investigate cases. They
have rate fixing and supervising power.
Wisconsin and New York have such com
missions and powers. and are the lead
ers in railroad supervision. Vote to place
California a nong the progressive leaders.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03

is in the recess of thirty or more days
after the legislature has been in ses-
sion thirty days. Bills will be intro
duced durng the first thirty days. They
WI. be taken home during the thirty days
recess and talked over with the local
coters Then the legislators will go back
to Sacramento to pass the bills approved
by the people at home. 1t is democ-
racy enlarged, revitalized. You will ge'
better laws quicker and more economi-
cally. Vote for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
CERTIFICATE OF INDIVIDUAL
OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY,

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY
IMPERIAL:
l, Hiroshi Chickahisa, of the Count
Imperial. State of California, do he|
certify that l am the person doing
mess in the State of California under
fictitious name of NILE RESTAURA
that my principal place of business
on lot 46, block 10, Main Street, Ell 4
tro, in said County, and that my d
of residence is Ell Centre, California
HIROSHI CHICKAHIS
Subscribed and sworn to before me
9th day of September. A. d. 1911.
A. w. FRANKLIN!
Justice of the Peace, Ell Centre Towns
MOn-Oct2S
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
AMENDMENT NO. t3
ENLARGED CHARTER POWERS

This amendment enarges the power of
cities over their police courts, school
board, police commissioners and elections.
1t validates existing city charters as to
commission form of government, initi
ative, referendum, recall, etc. 1t aids
city civil service. 1t is in line with
home rule for cities. Vote for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
END,uE ENT NO. II
STATE CIVIL SERVICE LAW

This amendment will allow the State to
establish State civil service law. This
will reduce political pull, favoritism and
expense. 1t will secure better public
servants better trained. 1t will smash
the Southern Pacific spois system. Vote
for it,
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03

per cent of present expensive law suits;
depreciation of man will be provided for
like depreciation of machinery. Roose-
welt has urged this: That society as a
whole should bear the burden of acci-
his wife and children. vote for it.
Imperial Valley press., 1911-10-03
mot Coal Lands-o2t57) -
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department of tae interior, U. S..
=. Office at Los Angeles, CAL, Sept

Department. OF tAS thterIor, o.. s.. z
=. Office at los Angeles, CAL, espt.I
1911.
NOTICE is hereby given that ed
Stoner, of Corona. Cal, who. on Now
Der 6, 1907, made Desert Land FL
Section 10. Township 1G s., Range
e ,. :. Meridian, resurvey Tract
Sec. 9, II. 16 s.. r. 13 E., 8. B.
has filed notice of intention to make Fl
Proof. to establish claim to the
above described, before the Clerk of
Superior Court of Imperial Countyl
Eel Centre, California, on the 1st daJ
November 1911.
Claimant names as witnesses: Will
Sikola of Silsbee. Cal; Joseph TreshI
Imperial. Cal; Mrs. Joseph TreshilI
imperial. Cal; 1haddeus White of Cal
leo. Cal. FRANK BUREN,
oct p Registd