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The evening world., 1912-02-02
WIVES EARN PAY
FROM HUSBANDS,
BUT DON'T GET It
Mrs. A. C.. HughSton Says
Women Who Keep House
Work Hard.
Nv Maseuerife Mooers Marshall.

Pot your wife on your pay roll
That 10 the very latest woman's right.
snA Il 10 advocated by Or. Nathsnle'
schmidt Of Cornell Uriversity. In a re-
cent lecture On the "Woman's Move
ment" DR.. Schmid, presented IN snaft
phrases the shame Of women ~ho mus
practise tho art Of husband ca'calos u
insure themselves n livelihood and 81
the vifs's entire economic dependence
on her husband after marriage.
The passing age has seen q very gen
erai servitude OF woman" the doctor
declared. we naturally resent the
term marriage by purchase n the
very IDEA of . woman marrying to sup
port herself. We resent tho idea that
young girls should be trained to exert
their talents for catching husbands. but
after eli these have been the conditions
Of life
There should not be . proprietorsh!p
II husband over wife. bat q mutual
PROFESSIONALLY 10 q husband owns his
wife and that properly 10 so precious
that Il y not be alienstcd or stolen.
thea Q wife owns her husband. AZ aay
raVSs the nusp"hu shouf" p"S NV =
salary and thus put an economic vaAus
on her social service"
VIVA do you think OF ths dear !
asked Mrs A. C.. Hughstou yesterday.
Mrs. Hughston In Chairman OF the Pub
Ito Demonstration COMMITTEES for the
Woman suffrage party.
GAUGE OF TWo-rhiRos OF THE
n,voacea
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49, -N. aS..".~ =,
a.
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49,. ~" "" Nv" 49,,
49, ~. ~, 80 :. ..'. ~. s,m
c.is, NJ. 4, m. s.c, ,h., ~.
xiii . 0 sven provide board and lodging
Ter shs woman he has promised to sup
rese He either dsssrts her outright or
esee AeSes out % little money That sho
70 sososd - call upon the state for a.
S'staec&
xoes - ~ Q END OF the scale. Then
1917 Are countless numosr OF w'vss
w y husoAnds whose bills are paid.
ost we are not allowed . penny Of
s..ns MONEY. VI rhA they "a
ne. ."o tnen' out only eiter tnsy
~ escseeo Tor u a. . favor instead Of
"~.1Nns - ns"t. ~ womAn u
~s~s"S 'II''.'so Anc d'scon.e"."o
:" ~
w.
sN. ,.o'" ""'e"
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49," $500, ~-n-.S,ISs a." s..|.s....s
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The evening world., 1912-02-02
GRAVE PROBLEM,

For svme years past said the presi-
dent. the high and steadily increasing
cost Of living has been a matter OF such
grave public concern that I deem Il Of
great public interest that an interns-
tional conference be proposed at This
time Tor the purpose OF preparing plans.
10 be submitted to thu various govern
The evening world., 1912-02-02
TAFT WOULD SOLVE
PROBLEM Of HIGH
COST Of LIVING
President Suggests a World
Wide Inquiry to Relieve
Distressing Conditions.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 2~.-Prssident
Taft In a message to Congress to-day
urged an International inquiry into the
high cost VI livlng. The President
asked authority to invite the nations
Of tho world TO n conference In this
city or elsewhere to make plans for tho
investigation Of the high prices that
have - distressed tho people of the
World
sir. Tar, also urged the appointment
~ a Federal commission to make
searching inquiry into the subject Of
Industrial relations"
On the high cost OF living the Prssi-
dent urges the appropriation Of Gao. 900
for . commission TO cooperate with
similar foreign bodies In IN invsstiga-
ton, declaring that the phenomenon
Of rising prices was Quits general
throughout the world.
INCREASING COST OF LIVING A
BRAVE PROBLEM
The evening world., 1912-02-02

looked Hacker over a-d smiled. Then
he gave him an cmctic and sent him.
weak and white to his home. No. 6It
81 Arms avenue.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

Mrbeiter @einrid &eidert, aus 8ap=
ern gebirtig. 8eim umfippen eineS
Gonperters fiel ser fliiliige Stablgub
5ubo6en l1n0 er erlitt 10 i@tpere
8ran0mur10en, 6aB ser sos fur5e 3eit
nadber eintrat. = Mus bisber unauf=
gefldrter ltrlade bra6 in Sem &aule
6es gigentbiimers SOB. @epri@ in
sdifflingen 6euer aus. IS
mar bon bier Mrbeiter familien be-
mobnt. 9os @aus iammt Mobtliar
ml1r6e 5erit0rt. Ser Sc ammtida6en,
ser ouf 10000 ST. perani6lagt miro,
lit p%erlid)ert. = Ser 40iabrige @r-
better 6rie6rid @artmann aus 6 4
a. 5. Ml5. nur6e bel einem Menban
Ser @ereinigten @iittenaperfe bon ei=
11er &obelminoe an Sen &opf getrof=
fen un6 erlitt einen 6oppelten S6a=
6elbrud. Ct itarb I'M 2aufe 6eS So
ges. - Sn SEN @ebduli6fetten 6es
Mrbeiters Mid)el Surtb in Sob
idei6 bra6 Seuer aus. 8obnbous,
Sdeune l1n0 Stallung ml1r6en ei1pge=
4idert. Ser Sdya6en in Sobe BON
500 ST. lit 6rrd Ser i6erung geoedt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

rl1!g scr 2ebenSnittel nidt beitra=
gen, iolange auf SEM &eltn1arfte b0=
bere Yrciie ge5ablt merSem ais lit oem
2an0e, BON oen sic 30lle erboben lper=
Sen.
Sic bobe @reislage ollf sem @elt=
n1arfte aber lit cine 5olge Ser Sbat-
iad)e, SoB 10 5iemlid in ser eau5en
@elt sic EroSuftion nidpt int red)ten
GerbdltniB gum @eoarf lte6t. IS lit
olld] feline Musiidt porbon0err, Sic
@cltprpouftion ol1Berbalb ser Ser.
staateu 11od erbe6lid) 5at lteigern;
oesbalb f61111el1 sic Scr. Staatel1 lid
sur Gefl1ng fires @eSorfeS o11f Sen.
ltcbcrflaB ouoerer 96noer ni6t per-
laiian, Sic ein5ige M0glidfeit, iid
mieoer biQige 2ebensn1ittel 51t ner=
id5aifen, licat III Ser Steigerltng Ser
ErpSuftions iabigfeit 6eS einbeimi=
ide1 9oSe11s. @ier muB @a11o arge=
legt mcr0el1. @a5 England aus iei=
11er ipGrliden Mferfrun1e b0el1tid=
lano aus leine1n feilesmegs iibermd=
Big fru@tbaren 8oben madbt, %lollte1
mir aus i'm ierem 9o0en a1ld mad]elt
f6rnen. @ir baben Sic giinitigeren
@e0ingungen uno braud)en iie 1ur
%ous5unuten. Sic 8o5enfldd]e, Sic
ein &ielfades ser gegenmdrtigen Sc
p0lferltng 6es 2ar0eS rei6lid ernab=
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Kinder Schreien
MACH FlETCHER'S
CA s r
Seiterreidj-nugarn.

Gin rieiiger 8ran5 in ser &ingitra+
Re in @ien bot fir geraume 3ett
6os 8urgtbeoter un6 6ie 8o0encre=
6it=Mnitalt ungemein eefabroet nn6
5os NoIois 6es 8orons 2ieben nabe51
nonig eingeaidert. Ser 8ran6 mor
in 6em 2iebeni6en Nalais auSgebro=
den un6 batte NIT GROCER @eldmin=
6igfeit cine 9emoltige M%usoebnung ge=
nommen. Die bei6en an 6os Halais
ongren5en0en @eb6u0e fonnten rl1r
our9 beroiide Mnltrengungen ser
Te11er1pebr gerettet per6en, Ser es
na6 itun6enlanger Mrbeit gelang, 6os
sSe1er ouf ieinen Serb 5n beidrGnfen.
= Das bon Gortina Mmpe35o font
men6e @%oitortomobil ~itiir5te fur5lid
morgens bel ser @infabrt 5ltm l1eber=
fader &oteI in Eob1a@ in 6en
@troBengraben. 3ebn 8erionen tpnr=
SEN mebr o6er tpenieer idtper per=
1ett. 8ral1 @milie &einri4 aus 9eip=
gig tpl1r6e iofort geto0tet, ibr Sobn
11n6 lire Eo9ter erlttten einen beftt-
een Merpendod. Cine %unbefannte
Game aus @ien tp1r6e enfaqs
ihper berlebt. Ser &rafnagert bot
tie fi6 iiber19lagen ur6 mur6e gang
1id 5%ertrimmert.
.2ngennbnrg.
Mm &iittenmerf 81 Differ1tn<
q n perrnaIudte ser SO Sabre nlte
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

reidt, 10 erfolgte fire gerboftung. -
Die 9jabrige 6rau &ouline MonroS
in Gent mur6e in ibrer 8obnnng
nerfoblt oufgefun6en. 8rau Mono5
mar ieit GINGER 3eit lei0en6. M!ean
nermutbet, 6aB fe ii@ ouf einem flei=
men &~etroleumber6 Elm @eimittel BE-
reiten poute u16 babel BON elmer Sbn=
mod}t befauen 1pur6e, 1o6aB tire &lei=
Ser 6euer ftnge1.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

rem fonnte, lit ga, rral1 bral1dt ibr
nur Die 6%rud)tbarfeit, Sic ibr 0ur6
fortgeiebten &aubbmt ent5ogen NOR
sen lit, bur6 rationale 8emirtbidaf=
tl11g 5uriid5ugeben, un6 mir mer0en
olleS, mas mir brauden, inn leber=
fluff 6aben. @emiB, eS lit cine groBe
Irfgabe, Sic bier ser 20ilrng BART,
a6er audi cine o%anf6are Ml1fgobe; cine
6anfbarerc Nufgobe je0enfa1s, a1S 10
mandJc 3%meifelbafte &eformerl, allf
wcld)c sic Mation in Sen lebten Sa6=
rem fire &rdfte %perge11oet bot.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
u@abrcno pier5is Sabren NOR ME

N>Suv~SNu N'S*OsS O"y~S
Man1 nit einem @autm1s i6lag &C.
plogt," idreibt Trau 81. @angboff bon
@eniieler, Sn0., uober 6ur4 6en @ez
broud 5es Mpenfraltters lit ser Ml1s=
itlog jebt peridtpltn0en. gs lit mirf=
lid Gin @un6er."
6orni's Mlpenfrduter 5eigt cine 111=
unterbrof)ene Settle bon @rf olgen IN
Ser 8ebon6lung BON 81ut= rn6 Scott
ititntions : 8ei9mer0en. Mpotbefer
fonnen ibn niht belorgen. Mon be-
5iebt i'm 6ireft bonn 2aboratorium
o6er hurd spei5al=Mgenten, 6ie ct
nannt iin0 BON SEN @igentbimern,
81. &eter Tobrnep & Cons Co., 49,
25 go. &oDne Mpe., @bicago, SQ.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
9ie rproereiIipe" &artei

lit Sic in0ibi6leue, Monn o5er
Srau, tpel@e Solep Mierenpiuen ge.
braudt fir &u6en1neb, Mbeumotis=
mus, i9paden &iiden, un6 on6ere
@ieren< un0 Observation-Disclosures
ten. 6olep Mieren=Biner fino bei>
len6, ftdrfen5, tonii6 11no RAID III ser
@erporbringung mobltbuenoer MeluI.
tate. @ntbaIt feline idd6Ii9en @toffe.
Mie int @roben berfnuft. Mufgemodt
in 5tpei @roben beriiegelter SIaiden.
9os @6te lit in etnem gelben @aquete.
Molitor Druq 60.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

Gin mabrbaft lieben6es @eib ber<
mag fir ben geliebten Mann ales
an%f5ugeben, 1ur 1i9t 6as i9ledte
&lopteripiel.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22
Stermf@mmppen.

~ SttlWVWItuVVe1t- (
$50 Sic politiid)en 6legel 5uiam=
m%clfpnm1er1, "a miro leere5 Strob ge=
orolde,n. SIN &ongreb erlebt maas
icoe1 Sag.
g.
Sic politiidpn Numdialber labcll
nit au0crn Gllafi albern genleln, oaB
Tie ibrc Me0ifanlelltc nit Gorliebe in
lpdiieriger 6ornt geber.
g
1u5 Stoats5lldytbol1s BON Galifpr=
mia mirO nit INSTRUMENTATION &C.
ldmiidt. Ob iid) sic Melterl1ng audi
mirflid als Mttroftion er1peiien miro?
g.
SSapon fat SER grDBten @reu5er &C.
baltt. Natiirlib MIR, Inn SEM &api=
tim @pbion 5toff fir 11elle Mngltre0en
SIT liefern.
g.
Sic Siirfci inns Mpl1tenegro mol
len lib mie0cr pcrtragen. Miiilen
pobl bon irge11oapo ber ei1el1 5arten
&tnf befomm1e1t.
s.
Scum lit audi Gbafin, ser probibi=
tioniitiibe Nrali0enti6ofts-& an0ioat,
Don ieinem G6idial formea benad)=
ridtigt mor0e11. Mnen 9}ad)ri9tcn 5at-
folge fat er e5 getragen mie Elm
Mann.
g.
MrS einem Obioer @efangnib iino
Is Strafli1gc e11tflo5en. l1n6 % BE-
bn1ptet n1a11 nodk 0aB &erbre6er &C.
mobnlid) aberglaubii6 ieien!
g
gs liebt nun il aus, als Of ser
franfe Mar11 bon ieinen europali6en
9oftoren elmer Speration unter5ogen
0e11 mfrs. ltn5 mie meiit in iolden
6al1en miro eS au6 bier beiBen: sic
Operation lit gegliidt ser @atient
lit %geitorben.
g
Ser 9ireftor 6eS 2on0ol1er @ippo=
bronze lit no6 9(n1erifa untermegs, I'M
lid bier nadb 51tgfraftigen @aiie11bol1=
ern lrn15ui eben. Mon ioute ibm Sic
gauge oiesi6brige Grnte iiberlalen
inns feinelt Nusgangs5on perlangen.
g.
Selblt bon SEN Better Srelnroen
Mooiepelts, ioiern ibr flares 1enfen
nidt bon ibrer 8egeiiterung beein<
ill1Bt lit, fort ma11, 6aB 6es GolotelS
gr0bter Settler ieine Snfon Ieqlter5
lei.
g
Mob immer un6 trok oeS fiiblen
Somn1erS lal1ert iiberau aIs 0robe11s
0es @eipenit Sic &in0er1dbmung.
Buffalo mel0et i'm gan5e11 SO Saille.
@oriidt, gltern, 0aB ii6 ser @iirg=
engel niht au6 in Chicago ein=
idylei6t.
81
Cine Game fat an &ir0er zines
Mrmenpiertels Seem OorfS 1000
3abnbiiriten pertbeilt, oa rein gebal=
tene 3dbne, ibrer Mnfi6t na6, sic
bette @iirgidaft fir Sic @einn6beit
ieien. aal1merf5elge, sic geniigen6 gu
beiBen babe1n au6, perebrte @obltbG=
term.
g
SS1 Mi11pal1fee mer0en gbem6r=
ner, Sic ibren beiieren @dlften So
ponlnr1fen, bel @oiier inns 8rot ein=
geiperrt. 9iirfte bon nielen frii9 ge=
badenen gbemdrrtern als cine gir1~
laoamg ongeieben mer0en, ii9 I'M
3minger BON ser per0auungitoren=
sen &odfunit ibrer iln1gerr @ottin at
erbolen.
g
Mabe5l1 pier5igtauieno Collar fat
sic l1nteria1dung 0es gtobltruits
6ur6 6as stanlep'ids @ausfomite
gefoitet. 9os @rgebniB miir5e nit
pier5ig Gent reidli@ bod) be5ob1t iein.
Ser engliide 8rofeHor 81. Auine
b%eba1tptet, bon Sen fiinfun0pier5ig
Midionen Gnglan6ern mru6ten bier
gig Millione11 MIR lebr ielten intime
@efannti6oft init elmer @aoemonne.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

~zer(ftmrttert11H Bret(r fit
Summer Eurmm1aarrm
- hft =
R. HAR R lsoN's
sSSa l1ebereinl% timr1l1n9 NIT %ualerer @eld)dfts1ne=
tbo0e, o0e @aoren in Der Sal on al1s6uperfou fen
boben mir Die 4rvile fir COMMENCEMENT 10 ant
Qclebt, oaB oiel elben rol@e1 Mb1a finoen rniiie1.
Is 4sercale unb 2atpn @roppers unb @ausfleiber in
beleu, mittleren unb bunflen Tarben, friiber perfauft 5n
1925 per @tId, @uspertaufsprets OR
25 9ubenb feline Sualitdt 4ereale ShIr5en nit
8rulhlappen unb breiten Sdulterriernen, quite gsertbe 5n
25c per @tud, &nspertaufspretS or
mribf Shirt matts
gir baben cine Mn5abl >peiBe @aiits, sic ein ,peni9
b%elddbi9t 1inb burd bas @anbbaben 0en elben, 6e1e t6eilen
nit in brei 2pts Elm. Sic 4reiie 5u 6enen mir biel eben
iebt perfaufen, iinb unter Der 6dlft e ibres @ertbes, ndnnlid
CSC, Soc unb 75c per @tud
gseiBe paide@te uno tpo1ene @er9e gum Sra9en fer
@1eiS. '''' >'<" ''
~ 8ol 9eFrettes uno farirtes linnenes Cutting, fritz
br %pertauft gu 22c uno Csc perDaro, &nSperfaufSz ~
80 3on feline 81altat figurirte 8atiites uno 2auns,
friberer &reis uno gSertb 15c un6 18c per Darb, ~
Musperfaaf spreiS. LUZ
% 3oa %setpobene Si1ues in streifen, @beds nnb
Y}laibs, friiber oerfauft gu 22e 'm0 25e per garo, 5r Z;
Observation-Disclosures. LEV [!
80 3ol feline Gualitdt 8epbpr @ingbams in @beds, !
&latos rn0 5treifen, 1pertb big 5u 18c per Oaro, 1)1r s
usperfoufsprei ...... lz2C
M1Qbden M}uKelin 6pien nit orei Neiben Tolten unb )
@pibet %etn9efabte Jalten AM Salne, mertb 19c Ok :
per @tid, MnSpertaufs preis 2 fir Observation-Disclosures. Act :
Seine Cambria @prlett @ppers, nit Spite pber Gtide= !
rel e%iu9efabt, mt Satin Bano nm Ben Naden, on !
9Sir baben bas S6auptqnartier fir !
Rugs. 4tnnlrumts, Sptben- 6arhtnfn,
NETS unh Jen(trrum1atgrn
.Mbl@dtuneen fir alte unb neue @daier eenau eemadt. gne I
Gpnitprnnrh1nnp in 1fn1prnn Stnrp nnh 1pitrnnnn npn1orh4 6
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

Sic Siirfei l,lr0 Mpl1te,regro mol
lelt lid mieOer pertragen. Miillen
mobl Don irgen0mo ber einel1 5arten
@inf befommen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

vs. TIT r1dttg, OaB Ote S1lrd)S
l6nittsertrdge in Sen alteren 0itliden
inns mittleren Staaten bober itn1 als
inn 2an0e lit ieiner Sc ammtbeit, aber
%nirgenomo fins Tie o11d MIR anra=
herno 10 bofy mie in @nglano,
9eltidlan6 un0 anoeren eltropatid)en
9al10ern. @iir6e ser amerifanil6e
@o0en nit Ser gleiden Sorgfalt beor=
beitet mie ser europaiide, Damn miir=
Sc Sic Hroouftion ltd) ner0oppeln, un6
mir miir0en biatge 9ebensmittel ni@t
bIoB ielblt boben, ion6ern NIT unie=
rent l1eberf luB audi 11od Ser bolhen
@elt billige 9ebe1tsmittel 5n geben
imltanbe iein. Mit 6em @ere6e BON
ser @ertber1erl1ng ser 9ebensmittel
Sur9 6ie 30le mn6 6atr@ Sic SrnitS
fon1nten mir 11idt meiter. 9oB bier
un0 oo 5ur6 Sen organiiierten @roB=
hon0el miufirlid1e Ereistreibereien
itattfin6en, ion nidt beitritten met
sen, aber sic miirben bon ielbit alrf=
:boren, merr mir 11eberf fluff proou5ier=
ten. 9os @ere6e bolIenbs bon Der
@ertbe11erung Ser 2ebensmittel Ourf
sic 30ne lit idon 6esbab binfdllig,
neil sic @eltmarftpreiie gegentpartig
no& b0ber iino, als 6ie @reiie, 5te
mir bier5ulan5e GIT 5obler boben, uro
ieSer Mnfdnger in Der @olfsmtrtb<
idoft meiB, 6aB 30ne CUR @ertbea1ee.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

SCUM lit audi Gbofim, ser probibi=
tioniitiide Eraii6enti6nfts=& anoi0at,
Don ieinem @6idial formeq benad=
rid)tigt mor0en. Mne11 9}adridtcn 5lt-
folge fat er es getrager mie Elm
Mann.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-08-22

$50 Sic politiid)em 6legel 5uiam=
m%clfpnuner, ga miro lceres Strob ge=
0roid)en. SIN &ongreB erlebt ma1ls
ieoen Sag.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-03-29
DENOUNCES CAMPAIGN METHODS

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSI
SACRAMENTO, March Ex-senator
Dixon, Roosevelt's campaign manager,
in long telegram to Governor John
son today bitterly denounces the Taft
campaign methods in New York and
Indiana primaries and conventions. He
said that press reports from Indiana
and New York are deliberate false
hoods. In Indiana Roosevelt carried
six congressional districts uncontest-
ed and two contested. Taft carried
five uncontested. We elected a ma
jority of 200 delegates to the state
convention. Only two New York dele
gates go instructed. Probably about
one-third are for Roosevelt, one-third
for Taft and one-third in the band wag-
on" Dixon predicts that primaries
will prevail in Illinois and Maryland,
Roosevelt carrying both THAT we
will nominate Roosevelt at Chicago is
certain were his concluding words
Imperial Valley press., 1912-03-29
WOMEN HAVE PLACE ON
CITY ELECTION BOARD
Generous Represents Given Them
by City Fathers in the Lists Of Of
ficers for Municipal Election

Probably not every local reader of
the Imperial Valley Press has taken
the time to read Ordinance No. 7S.''
which has been appearing in this pa
per for the past few days: bur if YOU
have not read this you missed the fact
that Ell CentrO city trustees have Civ
Ell generous recognition to the new
class of voters who are to have their
first opportunity TO exercise the fran
chise at the coming municipal elec.
ton. The Ell Centro women are we'll
represented on the election board.
In the list of election officers ap-
pear the names OF Mary o. Garren as
a Judge and Amanda o. Carey as a
clerk for Ell Centro Inside North pre-
cinct; while the names of Anna NJ.
Johnson as inspector, Leta NJ Bryan
as judge and Violette S. Campbell as
clerk are in the list for Ell Centro lii
side South precinct.
1t is probable that Ell Centro women
will make record for the vote polled
at the coming municipal election
Imperial Valley press., 1912-03-29
ROOSEVELT MAKES APPEAL
FOR PEOPLES GOVERNMENT

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
CEDAR RAPIDS, Iowa, March 20
Colonel Roosevelt was warmly greet.
ed upon his arrival here by 1000 peo-
pie, who heard a car-platform speech
the colonel pleading that government
be taken from the hands of 'big bust
ness and control restored to the peo-
pie. Two thousand had gathered at
Rock Island, ILL.,, to see Roosevelt, who
was asleep. His friends refused to
awaken him.
In Tawney's Home
ALBERT LEA, Mimi, March 90
Speaking here in the home district of
Congressman Tawney, Mr.. Roosevelt
discussed the tariff issue, repeating
the famous Sioux Falls 1910 speech.
Attacks Roosevelt
DENVER, March 29-Before start
ing to California to direct the La Fol
lette campaign there, Walter Houser,
La Toilette campaign manager, direct
ly charged that the United States Steel
Corporation is backing Roosevelt.
He said: THE same interests that
are behind Taft are also backing
Roosevelt. Undoubtedly it is the big
gest political game ever attempted in
America. BY backing Roosevelts cam
paign, the steel trust hopes to split
the real progressives. Roosevelt is
not a progressive. His acts plainly
show it. If La Toilette does not win
at Chicago he will try again in 1916
Iand in 1920"
Imperial Valley press., 1912-03-29
CHANGE TO Be MADE IN
VALLEY HARDWARE STORE
J. M. Julian Sells Interests in This
Concern to George Watkins, Who
Has Been in Imperial for Year

J. NJ. Julian has sold his interests
in the Valley Hardware Company's
store in Ell Centro to George Watkins,
owner of the Imperial Hardware Store
at Imperial. The transfer of the prop
erty will take place the first part of
May. Mr.. Watkins has been in the
hardware business in Imperial for the
past year, and has a wide acquaintance
throughout the valley. He will come
to Ell Centro to superintend personally
the management of the store. 1t is
probable that his store in Imperial will
also be maintained.
Mr.. Julian is the successor of the
firm that was composed of J. Stanley
Brown, John Norton and w. O. Ham
ilton, and Mr.. Brown was the original
owner of the business, this being the
first store started in Ell Centro. 1t
was then located in the frame building
now used by the Ell Centro Seed and
Nursery Company.
Mr.. Julian has not yet decided what
Imperial Valley press., 1912-03-29
CITY WILL HAVE WOMAN
FOR NEXT CITY CLERK
Mrs. L. c. Northcott Is Only Candidate
for Position and Her QuaIifica-
tfons Make Election Desirable


Ell Centro enters the column of ad.
vanced cities that propose to give the
women voters an opportunity to sup.
port one of themselves at the polls
The first election after franchise has
been conferred upon them.
Mrs. l.. c. Northcott is the only
candidate for city clerk. and El Cen.
trO men so far have been gallant
enough to refrain from even propos-
ing that any man be placed in the
running.
Mrs. Northcott. who owns a home
on Brighton avenue, has been engaged
on the books in the offices of the coun-
ty assessor and county tax collector
has worked in the various other coun-
ty offices, and each of the county Off
GERS by whom she has been employed
testifies to her capability and fitness
for the position of city clerk. This
office, since the recent changes, really
becomes that of city bookkeeper and
with her wide experience in this line
of work Mrs. Northcott should make
an able officer.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-03-29
WASHINGTON SENDS
GUNS To PROTECT
AMERICANS LIVES

GBY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
WASHINGTON, March 29.-Com-
munications from Mexico City confirm
rumors that the Madero regime is tot
tering. Authentic dispatches state
that the rebels are certain to triumph
soon, including the capture of the cap
ital. The rebels have already issued
a proclamation that Madero will be
shot if captured Dispatches state
that the president is actually prepar-
ing to flee. Should he leave, it is con-
fidently asserted that pillage, rapine
and murder will follow, with heavy loss
of property, and perhaps of lives of
foreigners, to ensue when the rebels
capture the city.
The state department has officially
announced that 1000 rifles and supply
of revolvers and sufficient ammunition
was shipped yesterday on the Ward
liner from New York to Vera Cruz,
consigned to Ambassador Wilson in
Mexico City. These will be distributed
among Americans to defend them
selves in case of emergency An anti
foreign sentiment is growing, and the
arms are sent, it is stated authenti-
cally, on the arrival of copies of
I'LL lSbtCIo IHSO0dSco " IL
son has received.
Federals Routed
NOGALES, AriZ. March 29.-Three
Mexican federals were killed in bat
tie with rebels today twenty miles
southeast of NOgales. The federals
were routed. This afternoon thirty
Mexican federals were entrained for
pursuit. There are fifty rebels in the
party.
May Mean intervention
WASHINGTON, March "a mil
lion rounds of smokeless cartridges
have been shipped TO Ambassador Viii
son in Mexico City. The president has
issued special dispensation permit
ting the violation of his order prohib-
iting the shipping OF arms to Mexico
Rumors are afloat that American ma
rines will be landed at Vera Cruz to
march on the capital if violence en-
sues
Imperial Valley press., 1912-03-29
TAFT MAKES CLAIM

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
WASHINGTON, March 29.-Taft
headquarters predicts that within
three weeks, or possibly two, Taft
will have enough delegates pledged
to insure his nomination on first bal.
lot. The managers claim 274 already
They believe Roosevelt and La Fol
lette progressives will divide Nevada,
giving Taft an opportunity to win
there.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-03-29
TO INVESTIGATE RIOTS

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
ROCK ISLAND, ILL.,, March %
With 200 militiamen surrounding the
court house, the inquest of Frank Kel-
logg, shot during the recent political
riots, was begun this morning
Sixty witnesses were summoned. a
special grand jury will convene this
afternoon to investigate the riots