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work. ] found note saying that
Mrs. Ncidermeyer had been arrest.
cd FOR hitting a policeman. I went
10 the police station and found her
there. half mad. She had attacked
a policeman on the street. TO
ascnge her sons death. About sy.
ery two or three weeks after tina,
nhe would be arrested for assault.
ins a policeman. on the street.
used 10 80 10 the various police
stations and secure her release.
The police rified her. Once the
next door n.ighbors hung a moose
out OF a window TO taunt her. The
children used 20 CRY her disgrace
10 her on the streets Finally.
took her into my own home. and
there We fwo mothers bore our
burden nf sorrow together until she
died a year ago her wits almost
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gone.
"One day Paul Marks. brother
Of Gus. came 10 my home and said,
Mira. Van Dine. want 10 ask your
pardon. II was ! who taught your
boy how 10 shoot with a revolver.
Then he began 10 talk In a ram.
bling way about the awfulness OF
hanging. saw he had gone crazy.
The ncxt day hc went upstairs In
his home and killed himself with a
revolver.
~ my mind had not been a
strong one. I would have gone In
sane. too. But. from the very frat.
determined that my boy should
not have died In vain and that his
death would only urge me on In the
fisht against capital punishment !
am going TO devote the rest OF my
life 10 H."
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rae following are the average
pr5e - psid ~ LEGAL ecmmiseicn mer-
ehsats 20 the producsrs- Prices In
all essss are sahteet 20 variation,
according ~ frsshnsss and general
sxceiisnes, but sssss prices. unisss
otherwise Indicated. are for strictly
first grades
Eggs asa nasssr--ssitisx Price.
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able TO carry away foreign growths
and local Affections Skin diseases
are particularly subject to it's power.
Now that the spring Is opening, IL
as tonic Many OF us still have
longing for sulphur at this period OF
the year. and IL is a natural craving
that should be gratified, Even "
Won have no particular aiiment, but
feel the need OF a toning and cleans
ing, Sulphurro will answer that need
and make you fresh and vigorous Tor
the coming OF the outdoor season.
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Other Cities wsst saiphurre E.ssh-
ftshm~uf.

Realizing the meaning of the C.
NJ. G. stewart sulphur Company'e
success in the short time Of Its cx-
istence. Mr.. stewart has already re-
ceived cverturcs from cities OF the
Northwest and Pacific Coast asking
that he locate his manufacturing
Establishment IN one of these places
Commercial bodies are quick to see
featuring plant as result OF Mr.
stewards discovery. and each city
would like 60 have the benefit of IL.
From force numbering two or
three persons when sulphurro was
first formally introduced upon the
market. Mr., stewart now employs
more than 80. with Indications that
eventually he will have one OF the
largest payrolis OF Seattie's manu-
featuring interests.
sulphurro Is convincing. si~epti-
clam has had no opportunity 10 show
its head. for every statement made
In the newspapers about Sulphurro
has been founded on fact. with the
proof right at hand. no extravagant
or unwarranted statements have
been permitted 10 appear. Only a
few Of the hundreds OF letters OF APP
probation have been placed before
the public. and each has shown en-
tire cures. or such marked improve
mcnt that cure was In sight
so much interest has been attract
phurro That people have iourneyed
West from Minnesota, even, 90 talk
with some Of tho persons whom Sui
phurro has made well, They have
gone back convinced that the story
was even more remarkable than a.
had originally appeared
Cures OF men. women and children
throughout the city and Northwest
continue In increasing numbers. A
Judge OF the King county superior
49, 81 l.se .ssfs "a 49,
severe attack or govt. attributes his
speedy recovery TO Sulphurro. There
fs hardly well known family In Sc-
attic but what at least some member
uses suiphurro.
Many Ailments Yield TO suiphurro.
suiphurro's widest field Of cures
NO far has been among the sufferers
from rheumatism and stomach dis
orders. chiefly, because these affiic-
tons are more numerous. perhaps.
than any others. M Il has been
OF other disorders--diabete goitrc.
tumors. throat affections. etc. SO
sound In principle. II continues to
demonstrate Its efficacy In every
case where the directions for ex-
ternal and internal treatment are
carefully followed.
Sulphurro's secret lies In its alb
sorption directly into the blood. All
of US IN childhood days have taken
the sulphur-and- molasses prepare
ton that has come. down 20 us
through immemoriai generatio
and that remedy has proved an ex-
celient tonic for the system, especi-
ally In the spring time. But the full
effect OF the sulphur is not gained
by the organs OF the body and the
blood II sulphur liz taken In powder
cd form. for u coats the lining OF the
stomach and intestines. thereby
interfering with rather than aiding
circulation and digestion.
Stewards Liquid Compound OF sui
phur on the other hand. gives tho
sulphur access to the blood direct.
stimulates circulation and drives out
the impurities. The blood Is then
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ioftlHNa. Ut Jan p. ltlE,
AIR. e.. NJ. G. Stewart, Seattle. wash
Dear SIR: Your circular letter re-
ceisSt announcing your decision to
offer your ~Sulphurro~ 10 the public
fer consideration. as the demand had
grown beyond the possibility. ply
sicaily and financially, TO meet same.
at least gratis.
The bottle you sent the writer has
been tried for general ailments, and
IN what every family should have In
the house. for II purifies the blood,
and this reaches the root OF so many
ailments II is easily taken Internal
~. and may be applied externally
as well, with quite immediate re-
suits. permanently favorable
The sulphur In a liquid state that
you 10 wonderfully have succeeded
In compromising will save many an
expensive trip to sulphur springs.
besides. IL 10 otherwise economical.
md cannot possibly do any injury to
the person taking IL under your
general direction for Its use.
Permit me to congratulate you In
your wonderful success In extract
Ing the sulphur and maintaining its
liquid state without even the lsast
settling in the bottle Many will
call YOU benefactor of mankind Very
truly yours JNo. r. DAVIS.
Mosier Safe Co. los Second ST.
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Druggists Still Marvel at Won
derful Demand for Stew
arts Compound.
LABORATORY MOVES
TO HOME TEN
TIMES AS BIG
People Journey West From
Minnesota to Make Personal
Investigations Into Sulphur
ro's Marvellous Cures in Sc
attic and Vicinity.

suirhurro continues TO grow In
favor with the people of Seattle aud
ali the Northwest. ftn use In already
wider In itn home state than any
other medicine, and some druggists
and Wholesale houses assert that the
demand for sulphurro is greater
than for all other medicines com
bined
The phenomenal demand for SUI
phurro n sftil amazing dealers who
medicinal preparations. And each
day brings new evidence that sui
phurro IL among the greatest. ~ not
TIE greatest enemy Of disease and
palm ever discovered II was esti-
mated that upwards Of Z .eeo persons
aud strength by Eulphurro during
the period when Il was given away
by Mr.. g. NJ &. Stewart. the die-
rovsrer, from mis- own home, hut
since the beginning 81 last month.
when II was firnt put on the market
y - safe TO ssy that the number
To supply ali the suiphurro that
the public demands. the c. NJ. G.
stewart sulphur Company has been
compelled 20 remove its laboratory
frofn the original location 10 q home
ten times A. biz. aud Indications are
that this space viii be entirely In
adequate In another month or so.
Mr., stewart ~ giylng the fnanufac-
tufe Of Suiphurro the same care now
when making Il for thousands Of
users. that be showed when mixing
the wonderful preparation for his
own family and Immediate friends, a
year ago. IL Ia the same pure and
health giving compound that IL was
at first
week ago the people of Belllng-
ham and Everett were told the story
of the discovery OF Suiphurro. and OF
its wonderful successes. and this
week the people OF Portland and
western oregon are learning OF ita
Inrrtfs. Before many more weeks
the entire Pacific Coast Will he ac-
quaiuted with the things that sui
phurro has accomplished In giving
health to the suffering. and In An-
other year. IL Ia predicted. Seattle
tho Union
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Meetings Wednesday

y
Margaret A. Haley OF Chicn-
10. will speak nj the home OF
Mrs. J. A. Matthews. iz2i r..
Columbia vt. ut g. 80 .. m.
Az 8 p. m. Adella NJ. Parker
and Ofway Pardec will speak
at the Longfellow School. goth
av. and z. Thomas Ut.
At 7:45 p. m. w. w. belong
will speak sf Edgcwater Con-
grcgational Church. Whitman
nv. and No. 3sth IT.
At s p. m. NJ. IA. Van Nuys
and Paul X. Mohr will speak
before the University Com
munity Club at the University
Branch Library. 10th Nv. N. II.
and b0th 81.
At s. y. m. George A. Pidduck
and II. e. veness will speak at
the Madrona School building.
". Spring and Esd nv.
At 8 D. m. Charles A. Rey-
nolds viii speak at the Ross
School Building, ard av. N. w.
and A3rd 1t.
At s .. m. Mary @. 0'Meara
will speak In Mrs. Benson's Apt.
The Berwyn, 1it< 9Th nv.
Al 8 p. m Joe Smith and
Joseph NJ. Glasgow will speak
nj the homo OF n. J. Probstfeld,
$500 Ord av. w.
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Rheumatism, Indigestion. Constipa-
tion--Gained Flesh.
Mukilteo. wash. Jan. 10. 1919.

Mr.. c. NJ. c. stewart. Seattle.
Dear Sir: Your letter OF recent
date received and In reply would say
that l cannot say too much for your
Sulphurro. II Is a wonderful remedy
for rheumatism. Both my wife and
myself are like different people:
have gained In weight, eat heartily,
sleep good, and. In fact. are both
free from the aches and pains that
we had before using IL. IT Is a won
derful medicine for constipation and
Indigestion.
Wishing you success. I remain.
gratefully yours.
MIR. AND MRS. J. II. SHARP.
You can use my testimonial as you
desire. I would think IL sin not TO
tell its merits
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Meetings Thursday.

Meetings Thursday.
At the Pantorium, Terry av.
and Denny Way. Alfred ID.
Cridge and WIN Atkinson win
talk at noon.
At Up. m. there viii be speak
ing at the Daniel Bagley School,
Woodland Park av. and 18th
st., and az the John 4. Allen
School, 5th N. w. and hsth 1T.
Speakers. Alfred ID. Cridge,
Win Atkinson. w. u. Kaufman
and Mary A. d. Brennan.
At s p. m. Otway Pardcc.
Mary oMeara and w. II. Kauf-
man will speak at the Frantz
II. Coe School. 7th w. and Wild
Rose av.. and at the West
Queen Anne School. 9Th w.
and Caller ri.
At s y. m. Geo. A. Pidduck.
G. A. Reynolds and Ralph Roy
al will speak AT the John Hay
School. 4th N. and Crockett.
and at the Mercer School. 4th
N. and Valley st.
At s p. m. nj the BROAD
WAY HIGH SCHOOL, Oliver
T. Erickson and AdelIa M.
Parker will discuss the effect
OF the Erickson Single Tax
Amendment.
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ONLY six STATES NAvl
NO CAPITAL PUN
faNMGNT

= The states that have aboi. .
= ishcd capital punishment are: 4
. Maine. Michigan. Minnesota. I
= Wisconsin. Rhode Island and I
= Kansas. I
= Colorado once abolished cap 4
4 itai punishment. but. in 1901. 4
= the mine owners had II re- 4
: stored "a an effort to hang I
= striking mlaeFs 1
= Capital punishment prevails I
: In ali other states OF the union. I
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Family
Needs Supply
Of Su|p|lurro
Portland Man Most Enthusiast
tic Over Benefits OF Stew
art Medicine.
MANY WILL CALL
YOU MANKIND'S
BENEFACTOR"

Duplicate Sulphur Spring
Baths in Your Own Home
Neurasthenia Yields to
Treatment With Many Other
Diseases-"Wonderful Rem
edy."
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Seattle. Feb. liz. 1919.
The c. NJ. G. Stewart sulphur Co.
Gentlemen. Have been using your
Sulphurro for rheumatism and am
entirely cured. Want To thank you
for same. and IL nj any time / may
be OF any service TO you in recom-
mcnding Sulphurro viii gladly do IL.
Yours truly. CHAS. J. JOHNSON.
Hotel Washington Annex. City.
Rheumatism. stomach Trouble.
Seattle. Wash. Jan. 6. 1914.
c, NJ. G. Stewart sulphur Co. Sc
attic.
Dear Sirs. I have been using Stew
arts Liquid Compound OF sulphur"
"Suiphurro," for four months, and II
has fully cured me Of rheumatism
and stomach trouble. OF which have
suffered for some years. and I find
II a blessing TO mankind. You can
freely use my name.
Thanking you for my relief from
suffering. remain, respectfully
yours, w. w BENSON
ss2s Nassau Street
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los Second Street,
Nal N =

TVS SFCond EfFttf,
G. NJ. c. Stewart. Esq. Seattle. Wash.
Dear sir: I cheerfufly testify that
I received great benefit from the use
Of Suiphurro. was suffering from
neuras;henia and q mild form Of
rheumatism. After close appiics :
ton OF the prescription for one
month. the rheumatism vanished
and a sturdy uphuilding OF my nor
vous system followed.
Thanking you for the great good
derived from your treatment. I re-
main. yours very truly.
tSigned) r ]. SHENTON
Hox 6Ts
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springs slbs. a und-' i
Springs. over : ibs, d. 4
Tufknve. live ...s+. "a
Hens. under lbs d. Il
liens. . lbs. and over. i
liooatarr. 1.-Two. ih.....s i
Ducks. live. ID. ..... :.
Geese ..s..ssssssss.s -
Hallnhe don. .........
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MOST ELEGANT MODERN HOME IN
fashionable neighborhood; very close
In on First avenue. Hot water heat and
gas piped through the house; In fact
every mod 6ern convenience Owner win
sacrifice for quick sale. VIII sell COM
pletely furnished If desired. Apply 20a
Mccormick bldg.
a2427
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE.
FARMS AND ACREAGE.
-
STREVELL


STREvELL
The newest town In south
crn Idaho now appears on the
map'
Although II has been In ex-
isteDce but a few weeks. thou
sands OF people have heard Of
II and hundreds have already
invested there.
Its rapid but permanent growth
IS ungues toned.
EVERY TOWN HAD ITS BE-
GINNING
Ana has grown according TO its
location and the territory IL has
10 draw from.
STREVELL
is IN the center OF a very rich
agricultural district. II Is nine-
~ miles north Of Ogden. Utah
and slxty-hye miles south Of
BuFley. Ida, with no intervening
towns. The streets are now be-
ing graded buildings erected.
walerworks. paving aud other
improvements well under way. a
strictly modern hotel Will be
summer.
There is an opening for you in
STRENELL.
Our folder Will be mailed up
on request.
STREVELL TOWNSHIP COM
PANY,
Suite SIS. Newhouse bldg,
Salt Lake City.
Utah. s9Ii
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~ oOoM APARTMENT IN CRITCH-
Crtt"t Sooi vacant on lst. SEQ John O.
Cll'cii'ow. at Rowe & Kellys. d3475
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SADDLE HORSE LIVERY


HIGH CLASS SADDLE BOARDING
stable. horses TO hire Rear I67 South
10th East. al5a5
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DIT THE TRIBUNE WANT ADS TO
work for you in realizing cash Tor tne me
.,inva that are no longer necessary IN
,hc home or IN business.
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Oh KENT. MODERN AND 5-ROoM
n142s
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COAL AND KINDLING

z. =. DEAL. COAL. BLOCK WOOD AND
kindlipE. les Z. <th So. Both phones
no36l% I
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<ca1s FOR HOUSEKEEPING. NO. IL
<Ssdall terrace. xaoE
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cI.EANING AND DYEING

:, - lake CLEANING CO, ia ESSg
SAii annTh Bell 1895 Ind. 1882. nlzoo.
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IyoRRHEA SPECIALIST.

4. Hfprr r,, ~@~N-~~>s->--~,-~~~~ ~>~>"->r>-->--,
10 SCChT w. HALL. PYORREtlAs,
>bSs pgEAL pROPHYLAXlS. 6g0
oLO0 a2so9
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HOUSEKEEPING ROOMS; ALSO
<.sning rooms; $l.75 and up, &c East
eouth Xiv
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FOR 5ALE-REAL ESTATE
REAL EsTATE-IMPRovED.

SO CASH.
80 per month.
FOR the most beautifully located lots IN
Salt Lake.
Fairmont Springs Addition
18th South and 9th East
$500 10 S375 per lot.
On and between two car lines Ashton
Avenue and Sugar House Cement side
walks and water main in front OF ali
lots. Have sold IS lots in the last few
weeks. Have 400 more for sale. Many
new bungalows will be erected there this
spring.
This property Is without question the
cheapest offered for sale on the market
Be quick ard make your choice Always
ready 10 show them. Call, phone or
write for printed plat
a. RICHTER. 73 South Main Street.
Phones Gal.
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80 FURNISHED HOCSEKEEP-
,,o,ns. free lights. bath. every
q "a North LIST West Helvetia apis.
- XII
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LADIES' TAILOR,

T. CEDERHoLM. AIS SECURITY
Trust bldg,-I.adies' tailoring exoiu-
slvely; prices reasonab BILE. asa
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CIGAR STAND FOR SALE. CHEAP:
good business; must leave city. S-t7.
Tribune a32So
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SEWING MACHINEs For RETn ,tch Ei,
sale 22S East Zno 9o"" aisoa
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NtZPAH CHAPTER NO.
.. Order Eastern Star
Stated meeting 1880 first
Monday OF each month.
Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting members
cordially Invited.
p. BENJAMIN. w. NJ.
WARD. Secretary.
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SEWING MACHINES

-1>Ic;1 II; MACHINES REPAIKED;
' sood work. reasonable prices; esy new tsrms nna
second hand machinesso on eA5s az south.
The White Is King ~ o2sS3
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LUCENA MARCH. W. A.
ESTELLA HALL. Secretary.
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WANTED

TO offer In the way Of a business or
partnership. any kind. whore an invest
ment Of from $500 70 $1,000 will handle:
parties making investment want worSine
interest RETTILYON HOME BUILD
ERS CO, 1912 Third So. st. a3lS0
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HOUSE CLEANING


NATIONAL HOUSE AND CARPET
Cleaning Co., 1879 East lst South. Paper
cleaning b1: experts. Both phones-Bell
1856: Ind. 97S ps24
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FOR RENT
APARTMENTS UNFuRNrsup

nG I6, DUKE APARTMENT. 4 ROOMS,
stb is Eadi Si n'shed' $3.50 to $3.50. slS South
- ol05i
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FOR SALE
FOR BALE MISCELLANEOUS.

"EWiNG MACHINE ExCHA NGE WE
s,t,I. al makes of machines, new and
a,,s ".Iy used, at lowest prices. We rent
Iu Pu rePalc Semloh hotel. 10e f. End so.
pei Afo8. p2s52
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VACUUM CLEANERS

ALL MAKES. &. d. BATES ELECTRIC
Co., All kearns bldg. Phones 2724 n6Ss
"SANTo," FOR SALE OR RENT:
cleaning done Stewart -Geeson Co. 80
W, md South. ASA
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n ELECTA CHAPTER NO.
&. Order Eastern star
slated meetings third
- Tuesday OF each month.
- Masonic temple. corner
Second East and First
South. Visiting r. =nbers
cnrdla LIZ. inuIt.N
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BOOK STORES.

<cks a.. SELL. AND EXCHANGE
] Bone. ". & N" Book Store. 10 ~,
en. Phone Wasatch 2GlS. p26lz
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NOVELTY WORKS

KEY FITTING, SAFE WORK AND
general novelty work. Salt Lake Lock
works. Bell 1854. a23e7
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FOR RENT
yousEKEEPINe ROOMS.

rs,oT-sEKEEPING ROOMS. FUR
~ 2s3 North West Temple. p4G6
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STOVE AID RAN,.E REPAIRS
PLUMBING AND gEATING

DAVIDSON & HARRIS CO. PLUMB
ing and steam fitting; Johblng work a
speciality; all work guaranteed, Both
phones 1852 1f3 Enst 2nd South ol25
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RUBBER STAMPS
Boys CLOTHING

az VT VI LAKE STAMP co.
Srd So. Phones 30i. a9a
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TAILOR MADE CORSETS

I1nIEs, CALL MRS, NAM rom -
SpireDa @olss'' n26l3
Ind 2bi9.
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO;
new location. n East Srd South st.
s696
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-15
TRANSFERS OF REALTY
IN IMPERIAL COUNTY
Record of Transfers of imperial Coun-
ty Realty as Shown by Compilations
of Peoples Abstract G. Trust
Company.

j. II. Logic and Alice t.. his wife to
w. l.. Gibbs, lots I, ,, 3, block :? subject
to reservations in said plat, also right of
Wy to use streets, avenue, alleys. ditrhea.
etc.
Samir1 Gtpson and 5tcpplan l.. Gipsou.
her husband. to \. l.. Bliss tract =. or
lots II, 13, -, Il, 22, ~, - ana ~. and
the northeast quarter of southwest quar-
ter Of section S, l5-1G contaiulng t55
acres. being the northeast quarter ~, soc-
tion -, l5-1J. containing 1860 acres.
Jesse l.. Mcclure and Maggie W. his
wife ana I. \. Morgan and Emma f.. his
wife, to Charlie, w. Crippcns the south
east quarter of tract So 1916. formerly
the southeast quarter Of the northeast
quarter Of section IL. IG-15; also 10 shares
o lWatpr stock in company 80. T.
Jacob Stern and Sarah his vile. br
Jacob stern her attorney in fact, to
Stern Realty company. the north half Of
northeast quarter, and lots I ana >. in
section 10. l7-li, and the west half of
tract lGN, 15-14.
Horace B. Gillespie and Francis j.. his
wife. to Robert f. Little, lot $. block H.
Holtyille.
Beatrice +. tIuges single to George ".
Gentcrn lot I. block 81. Imperial; map
$50.
AIcyia s Wheeler to j. \. Wheeler her
husband. being same person as j. \.
Wheeler in Iced recorded =. 30. lots +
ana >. block 76, Imperial; map So.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-15
TO FIGHT FROST

pOMONN. May l5..As an altormatH
80 the FROST prevention convention recent
Ir held i'm this city AN organization h;;S
been perfected which is known as the
Pomona Valley Orchard ProtcctiN" as
suriutiou." 1t starts with -" ch"rt,r
members and a total representation of
@OGO acres The membership will be con-
fined to individuals and corporations that
are owners Of citrus fruit orchards. fhc
growers recognize that common Iund
is necessary To protect orchards AGAINST
frost and will assist in any steps that
may be taken in the future to that end.
The organization will contest any ad-
verse legislation ou the Tart of cities
against smudginG. \ committee" of vrn
ras authority to transact hNSinGSS iot
tac association and will levy all fees.
The membership fee is 40 cents for each
applicant. The committee viii assess the
per gallon to b" paid for oil for
ymudgiuG. Au effort viii h" madr to nah"
the association state wide in it's "prra-
ttous. The committee in charge Hi, lh"
nrrseut operations consists of j. +. Adam
Son. F. " Fircy. e. f. Gmen, Fred J.;
Smith, +. +. Chinu, II, J. Nichols ana
II. L. May These men ar" among Tn"
weathicst citrus men of the communitN'