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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25
CONCERNING COMMUNICATIONS.

The Gate Ctr Is sersczsay consider
ing establishment cs : rais requiring
sss ecau17scatse1s ar2ssrsng IN sss
eolanas 10 he sissesa er ne rsal
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ra1e has kesa shzr tas comEz1Scs
tsuz sAeas5 - accompanied AF The
name Ct ire szsao-. ras necessarily
for penlScassoa ezlt as q rzs-a7sy Of
scce sa5sh- Hszras re eaty campaign
ending ~ssa the ssecsaaa today TIE
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so-Eazslsztsczs CT local --oasffcai
matters shoald easr ec1s sae ssg-s-
zu-ss 4 order s1zs the PaeiEc might
sncx shat EsiShs 20 stEsea 10 them
The arrangement has worked admir-
stag s1d saeoGrzz@ TIE s5sa Of max
ing i permanent r1is- TIE nan
AAo ESsAss 10 make statement
sStse- ccE-szessc-y or caz5s1zs-
so-E. Esss75iEs another zasa sHonid
make L oVs- his owe signature oa his
o~l responsibility II his name Is
aos signed - saca : statement rany
people hosd ne paper Is ~a5ca Il
s97esrs responsible fer his ress-sacss
Tie Cesar Rspsds Republican had s
word oa the szsl=cs ne other oar
sass IS ap-oaos n this connection. Ii
said:
Ills aarer has rscs.Te<s z great
Ens-T Communication On 7hs zssGins
SECTION ~asch II hzs n. ben able
10 Fz6SlsA IN order 10 pa sone
Link CO The use Of sRacs Tor sazch
purposes, we have required Z hczz
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have Tsrsa2-s half 6ozs1 Letters
o. o-s esE5sea-e, Sazs tc- ans sore
1EsZ1sss signed Voter a. so-eEhic (
similar We kEeE he Erses-s. bze
that S harzss szzes=zS 70 open The
cSolEl1> q nGps- A candidate
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readers mar kzow 5zss Mat zlEe1-z-
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

SoDe reporter for ire Izs1sz Press
Associates : doing sxcezei7zs
spod wo-k shsss aays ~ izszazcss
II point II IS cay rscessz-y 70 clss
he grzRaic 2cSsa1u; q The sz-al q
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Of the cog1try i Ths Gate c7.. Ct lzss
S1Hdsy. tie elelgszr deserz- ;5ca Of he
sinking az he slsi1e. IL TIE Gate CITY
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ginning q tas EanEat II ths VIZ
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Whoever Gs : merits he z-zzSs Ct a
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

NJ $ D. Harv. s5iscr q. the
Coon Rz7iss kass-7-5se. has been
zrss9 20 secOuaa : car6i6azs soT The
Republican 1olIzatza1 Tor congress n
sas Tenth eisSrscE- asa Taft sza1Ez7szs-
s'siars-- e1S -lSslx refuses u eztsz TIE
fisld ~ his sins- HIS principal rszsoz
for declining XII aa7esi to Eorzl Re
Fszolscans sTeTrvhers. He points os-
thai Congressman Wood tasnreent. s
a-resaE aE7csed By cue Taft candidate
"A ne RsEson q PanI z Still1aa- ard
szoths- Taft candidate would dfv5se
tie vcEe thas EoRIa cthe-Ese 20 u
STillH.aa. aas Ease The denomination
6 Weozs certain Mfr Hear L % h
e9Eagilrzs1tsd unaz his des5sloz-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25
Tag NEWS OF re mEsn.

4es Te2s cC-zSS[ fC- cSEE-Gg % Ut
Rs9aazzezn zzssa1zl esozEsas5oz Il Cllz
ezgp Esxz June IS about 70 ssgza II
sarnss-- Te1s tar ve-y few delegates
have been selected fron ts--isaFE
Eseze ths Republican party i EeSzs-
EZz5e Esc7ie- II essc-Ec-s Btu daring
the ccMEas wees there XII - p-f12r-
les o. conventions IN vi5eag separate
ID sse-ozs Of tha eozosry wtere
5as-e Is real Republican Esrtg an
KhsTs Ire essczsoa of delegates co1ass
for sarsshEuz substantial
ChFss Interest VII esa-s- IN -he
Erfmsries II NeE Trrk sssse tc- n
sssecstoz az district ssEssates % the
Eatso1al cczvsztso7 ard s1sa delegates
70 taa state cnzFsztioz EaEcr II -
Ssh name tie delegates zt-1zrEs % tbs
Gafezgo szEas-lng N Iniizns tie Re
Qa1liearS E5 hold their ss-s c07Tsz-
1901 % aazs desesa-ssa--szr- =
apns- a ne d5zsr51z eoaTazzsa7s in
ne sane state also VII - Esfs sz--
ING TIE rex II EeIu-z5o the STATE
e,7vsnt soz w7H ~ hezz s6- RE ssssr-
gS1z o delegates z--A2--z Tae resz-ss
5n Aess sE=s s7azes shs al the
4oieiazs zzterzzlly II arzs1e =
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- cezrszs5azS @ tbs Esek- .. lesser
IzEo--1Ers- wE. fEcEr3a fas SAFE coz-
FezEiaz i NFs zzz tha teri
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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25
re WINDS OF mARcH.

EGosd Badge ve-se II April s.. Szcho-
lss LsagGs-A
ccEs -isa rrsa a-d cc7e wi,h 5
rosr.
rattle ne ~is6o~s and SHAKE eTery
eor;
/ s~zri aroard tie corners. ho~l i
lie night
! sAriss a15 ~hsssle With AL Of NJ
night
ro- an he vtns d he NO-sa ahA5
aas Ia. as--y aoa.A :. Na-sA:
/ eoas wIsh s7asts- aas coze =s1a
a 6zss.
eoas vssA $ So~apozr. ard cons
sl5h sR,ash
l cozs -zsA 3 eold aad eo7e EttA
AID eysy oaes sc-rF 70 see zsaE.n
F- sa me N1ad q tie Ezst eaaS
N 5se mad. merry noah Of Marc,
ooas win /. hit .. he bsrds tazs
are singing
WIKI news q tie ,to~e-s hat soon
III &c Swinging
I sell OF TIE hr,seks -snazag fres IN
~ san.
Ard srzzs RE sP-taSs message % sv-
syoas
Fo-I an ne ~faa 0. lie West thar
:. :
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

nssza sroz Starvation is staring
thousands IN E1siza1 N the tace Se
case q TIE c0ai ss-lse Il L w2S1
sos The ssgso1s1ess u ne s5s1sssoa
07s we1s6 be ss12tsa 70 recall the ~
lax Of s1sSaas Ward Il telling q
Al experience ss ozce Lad N coz.
EsaT -7ts sixteen ceEpx1so1s- He
ssid taey see sdrst- AZ So In : snatl
sso'zs snt Z imminent danger cs bs5ag
slSzifeS sE the ~avss Death
srs-e5 Is II The face. be said: 80,
tas-e ~--e seTenteea a - staring
SsasA N The face
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

ne Associated Press aaVe-s ere
car last rex contained The following
1zs11Sea under > Nsosuk date HE.
Is reccrtsd The Dam 81 wa-a~,
HI elrs-ea this morning OF the pres
SIRE % ics #hSe1 began 10 move
so1saEz-s II The MISSISSIPPI -ivs
Tie facts n shs case ara thar the
sce II tie MISSISSIPPI rsre- I'D zos
more sa1thEard Il s1st Tires rs
pressure esd zct hz-sS The dam az
WsrszT. and sae-e Is 10 dam a that
Place VIII tAess trtafzs e1cszeiozs
TIE Item Eas Substantially correct
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

Vile Re Chicago Federation q Ia
coT vas eisccssias wsssks- aries
vozs7 shozlS b permitted IA -7o-k
olztsSse thss- homes faztherEezga.
roman aruke Izeo me cc15za and o.
feres5 suggestion thzz czS7cee5 tne
DEBATE II Foa h1s5az5s, Sc -
zsa-zess- 6-fng hone AL tas coze ants
q Sae Fay e7vslove c1 par Right aaz
noS scatter Il On the Esyssss, wires
~1l zoz - obliged 10 lock sas soas
cszsslSe th.s5- oEa 6oo-s- you snoE
~aaS I meant Ter ssi TIE meet
l7s adjourned On TIE sE.0s-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

Several Ecvz editors Who never Eoss
e oa2e-spnFSy to attack Ssrets-y
Wifsaz are Jumping cato hin ah-oa-
tie WIley resignation. usating 10
s1s'E E1r hs didn't fire Solicitor Nc,
tsha asia7 he NiEev exozerz1soz as
summer Ths nwa Ctr Rs1uhgica7
answers this verT c0zz5rzzvs
soV1 q rag 4 szs
Thsre mag be several rsss1as- bz-
cse x sr@lcSsat He coedgt sEr.
Nflson : head q tie 6seart-s7t 6.
sraEltHre NJ, &cCzhs * IN asta--
rsy N tAs Department os zs1ice. az.
fSned hT re at1o-zey general 10 -ze
: esscaT2ca G. p8r,e food cGs4s W.
fsa cozE 10 Eo-e fire him t1zz -
s71la ff-s he SecrezrT q ss3is
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

free homesfeads 10 bona tide settlers
government operation OF coal mines.
soVsFanent-oxned grain elevators and
Telephones. abolition Of the pol tax.
the creation q q provincial labor de-
PzrsEe-<. and The complete removal
q TIE liquor traffic from government
essatrn,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

SsEss PsFz tez es Nnzse sxvsr
1sSE sod II Al sr1srs1e t1zs ~
ssszsa azExTs ssI ag IL szrs ~sa1
- zzs x,at kzzz This az rsse1s-
ee ez1se-lszgsF- s1E a7.sSssss to Is
Eazzer ter -ssEezztC- q ~ HIT he
zsaz ST. msre E-s=l ~ 70 E-E
e es-saE--z ssaz Ia LII nArsE
-'sSes AT ex<esssOa II hls eora
te'-sE ICE rastsEsx.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

co-sT apdito- 4 s La~reocs ..
N1scattae has taksz on aoaiaz,
tsea EaRezs to- Ehs C-see O STATE rep
Essezsze5Ts CT tae Re11slicza .Sckss
he gentleman has srcepefoaal qazIi-
saezE1ozs for he o7ics. ard !. The
sYozs-s q Mzssz1Eaa cozntv saoaA6 &C
cord hin unanimous aozz1atsea z1e
e3s-et5oz they woait aot re=a-5 hin
esyosd his deserts L Is Z koestul
s5=n for ths STATE when sach men o.
fsr rheEssiTes FIR It's se-vsea Al
-ao Eov Nr. LaHrszce VII learn
oS his candidacy Es-h real 7ssaszrs-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

5scisig2 szEsrs5 81 DaTe1po-
r. e Tsee us % H. ssfsst bar
re No5- aw 6ess zos aPgsg % sgR-
r5st eezr-e7 css T8 aa- astscc hs1-
eoa<t hssk2S s@rre1saSrsd rs sEe
Ga 2s w1s1 6 25eczes5 -ss Ee1
n g4n 6 e0 gcva-Emsat zE1
s rot sos J speczl carter cstv
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

4 New Yors ta1iczb driver hss sees
10 eishsesa years TIE driver evt
6eztly vent too tzst saa tAs Judge TO
far
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

Z Z gratifying u lea-r sAs e
65zcoy a he scath pole wlI give
attenuation g ~hica rs car as=
sre forecasts = comine EesEhar bzt
s SsN Yo-k N-orid vosces The =e2s--
81 ss1U- Il seytug that vhzs ve
1E s ras 6scevs-y % EzesEs Is
beading O. e ws 6ez5 IKE s
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

re Bit hairy mule With ritcs-
so-s snd Ieavs< wffe snt SIX chi.
d-en Is he uriaus chttua-E notice
IN Missouri 7srer
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

Lets all ho7s that tse eess men viii
vim in ,odsys ei>cviaD- The hsst tai
eat zvziisbls : needed il the present
crisis n heoSESs Affairs
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

Is -s-sL Pictures n calor and fire
s'sztF-s sacls are : els-i1ctsre feature
os rhs v7I Cszcnr.: ard T1-ashF
ols.s rod engraving Of Sir JoshEa
'synosds pa-zrzis q Lsay Ssip-
pro-th. czzeS fr Mr. Hsary c.
FiisS- arc q tbs finest Of hzs So
rs o. saEaEE@ OF Msszsrr7ecss n
A-2e-sean Galleries TIE co5o- front.
is1iece 4 3 ckzrzets-ls-icaTEv 5dylIe
6eca-z-Soz hv Maxtzss5 Parrish
Ssvsrzi articles a uEezv zatE-s
make ssvozE appeal. Nr. whsI78a5-s
article O. TtaIys Eec7cz.ir Outlook
in TIE Trade oE the Wo-ii' ssSsesl
rsTeals sore Startling ooNVsseatfozs
AID ne ssrsoaszess d the 1ask- cen
neetesl assh Tzzlys ssszurs If TriFso,I;
Frus Ross co7d1zss his rzrers Or
Tae NSS5Sa wes wist : ezIoex 81
the e0awz6gtton AaE1. made tv re
state EEbve-szsEeS 10 The socsal and
solis5esi sro-sh os H. 7eozsa Mr.
Cesa7sr- IN ke Aze-scs- T1zsrs-z5m
are se-5ssl discusses #51h zzce
Fogas ar azscfefe ne e=az o. al
lszs life q character z15 azahzt5az.
and Mrs E5s5a ChaEe EA5-r w-1tsS
uosz halHs1zix az Ths ClT1E Tat i
Tg-e-e z- ssz--sstiozs EnTe1
czSht IL ~ weighted " she -eehs-s
and raae5ers Of : Ind sse@1g Eth
ciil6rz-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25
rag CURRENT MAGAZINES.

The April Oltiag IS > magazine for
fisherman those Who hare expert
sacei trouble with the combined Prob
lens d catching big fish ard taxing
good pictures in the same kfzd cs
counsry ~iu want 10 know hos Rufus
Steel soavsd Il Il Rainbow CHASING
"A His Ancestral Waters : Charles
I.ivSRsssnz BniE 6uhs he siosh bear
tie soser O. TIE jungle and Illustrates
rs storT With some unique drawings
II Tro-t Fishing On oasaing Day =
SsEusl G. Camp tells the sroaz fisher
z-ea Mai "a DO and Khas so expecs /.
Ne Izs1 Fst the Inc o. opeainE dar.
c B1rts Mzking Split Bamboo
Bait Cas5ing End i practical sirsce
sar fishermen Who Ike 10 make their
orr tools There are good diagrams
~izk the article
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

One et The latest Suggestions i that
there se held mass meetings Q: The
Su-vi-ers OF the Winter q 1s1f-te
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

Tss-e * caly oas Judge 20 ~tou
The -ecsll SHOULD srplx ani ,hat q
coarse. Is Judge I.v1ca
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

TIE pes Moanes Cspftsl Is ensirety
v5shiu bounds II predicting that
Tzft'S name will be mentioned n the
state cazTens5oH n Cedar Rapids
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

The New York TribGrs < rlshr- TIE
Fovs ides- rev s that PreSsssas
Taft SHOULD BE- -ezo1fratsz
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

hatalssz Norris. vho becane Il.
mons rs TIE aEthor Of Mother. BE-
gins : nsE ssrsel zoFsl IN ths Aa-sl
Eo-s1-s Hone Conraafoz. Il Is :
lore szory laid n California. Orhsr
ssscssoE is Contributed By MarF sssEzzs
Getting. Csrosva Wells Mar z VII
klzs Freeman and Mari Hastings
BradisE- AEczr articles q rcse N ne
A7rI Coz1ansoa are the following:
AZ zEEosoE-snticsi cha1ts- tv Eo~-
ard Pile the great AEs-7caa artist
n accczzt FIJI q ps-Soral details q
he lie Ct Gs--aaY-s present Cro#n
Princess Cscs1fs- rho Is txs71v-slys
ysars Cd and lhe EotAs- q sou-
eAildrs-S NakszE the Most .. GoFzEs
Psesares Al scro1zE o. lie EcFins
5c.--s Business Is an educational fac
r1-s -Geszz.S Ri g the EuSzse Fly
-tsil-o5 Health 3 Business Assa-- n
FsEch tie aRthn- sfv@ 1Gea przc-
ese1l ziEsces particularly 10 wa1sz
vao *ork IA hzsiaess sn- living ar
N Easier TAX a the pastor Of saa
FEcz6Eay Tabernacle n Ne~ Tork
City
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

i Ca Rs--srs azs j. Z
rEsss.zsse1 d Saz-
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25
DR. G j. CHRISTENSEN

- ~ \ III u S4N!lE
T. " c. A. Building
Otfcs hours to IL = n: 10 i
p N Residence lava raoas lis,
? rinsz- Office Iowa phone l15s, IA,
Residence "a North Esgata Stree.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25
PROFESSIONAL cARns
PHYSICIANS
Oh. WP sHERracx

w. J. HARTER, "a. D. o. O.
Osseopsthic and Electric s-essn.,..
q specially once 20 Mort vo,-.s
street Ground floor.
Hours-lo to IL T. a: ansar
Evenings By appointment
PEoas-Otfee IoEa lssERss. rad
dence, Iowa s7e-Red
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1912-03-25

q 3 B7ovanr
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-10
FOR SHAM BATTLES

LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10.-Members
of the Seventh regiment are busy to-
day at the armory preparing for the
trip to San Francisco, where the sham
battles will take place August -.
Two special trains will leave the
Arcade station tomorrow with in
fantry, cavalry and field equipment
all to take part in the siege" At
Salinas the troops will be met by
other regiments, which will comprise
the Red army of invaders The
Blues" will be entrenched at San
Francisco at the same time Twelve
umpires will watch the maneuvers and
decide upon the successful contestants
Provision will be made for the
treatment of imaginary injured and
the army surgeons will go prepared
to actually give medical and surgical
attention.
The battle" will be instructive
from every point of view, it is plan
ned. Bridges will be theoretically
dynamited. entertainments will be
thrown up and all of the tactics known
to military strategists will be adopted
The Red army will be in com
mand of General Robert Wankowski
and the Blues" will be under the di-
rect1On of Colonel Cornelius Gardner
Colonel Schneider, who is employed
by the board of public works, may not
be able to attend the maneuvers, it is
learned. His application for a leave
of absence has not been favorably
acted upon as yet.
POMONA, Aug. 10.-Company ID
and the regimental band of 27 pieces
have received orders to join their com
mand, the Seventh regiment of in
fantry, n. G. c., in Los Angeles Sat
urday afternoon, August 10. With
practically their full strength these
organizations will entrain on a special
Southern Pacific train composed of
sleepers tomorrow afternoon.
Assembly will be sounded promptly
at l o'clock The men have been is
sued new regulation shoes and light
wool socks, like those supplied the
regular army. The commissary de-
partment of the company and band
have arranged the subsistence for the
trip and the field baggage of both or
CARNATIONS is ready for transporta-
tiOn
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-10
MAY DECLINE TO EXHIBIT
AT PANAMA EXPOSITION

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Aug. 10.-Brit-
lsh Columbia may decline to partici-
pate in the Panama-Pacific exposition
and the Flying Legion" of so promi-
nent San Francisco men who are due
here August 2S TO conduct booming
campaign for the big tair, may re
ceive cool greeting That feeling.
engendered by the senate's action in
regard 70 Panama canal tolls is bitter
here is emphasized by a statement to-
day by A. B. Erskine, president of the
board of trade. When shown a dis
patch from London to the effect that
Great Britain may refuse her support
for the fair he said
A special meeting Of the board Of
trade will be called 10 discuss the
question whether the people of this
city and province should not with
draw from any active or official parti-
clpation in the fortncoming Panama
Pacific exposition to be held in San
Francisco in 1915.
Il see that the British government
is considering a similar course, and
I am convinced that il is the only
dignified thing to do in view of the
action OF the majority Of the United
States senate in repudiating it's treaty
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-10
CLAIM AGAINST MEXICO

DOUGLAS, AriZ., Aug. 10.-Mrs. F.
E. Gillett, recently OF Acaponeta, Te-
pic, Mexico, but now residing with
relatives on Lower G avenue in this
city, is preparing a claim against the
Mexican government for several thou
sand dollars as indemnity for the slay.
ing of her husband and loss OF prop
erty as well as personal damages.
These papers will be placed in the
hands of A. V. Dye, American consul,
to be forwarded to the state depart
ment at Washington.
Mrs. Gillett suffered the loss of her
husband when their hacienda was at
tackled last December by five Mexi-
cans, who shot and stabbed him to
death and seriously wounded her.
They then robbed the house of money,
jewelry, clothing, etc, and the hacien-
da of practically all Of it's livetock.
Mrs. Gillett spent the greater part
of yesterday in conference with Mr..
Dye. who is assisting her in prepar-
ing her claim. Accompanying it will
be copies OF letters from American
and Mexican officials, a copy of her
marriage license and other documents
pertaining TO the case and tending to
substantiate her claims.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-10
ROOSEVELT SAYS NEGRO
PROBLEM FOR STATES

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSl
OYSTER BAY, Aug. 10.-Colonel
Roosevelt today admitted that many
planks of the Progressive platform
are of Democratic origin. When his
attention was called to Bryans state
ment that the Progressives have stol-
en- their good planks from the Demo
cratic platform, he said: "Of course
we have stolen the ideas of Demo
Gratis, those that are good; but not
those fit for lunatic asylum
Discussing the negro problem,
Roosevelt said the majority of people
fail to understand that it is state,
instead of a national question. He de-
clared Lincoln settled it as a state
problem and that within ten years the
people will see the wisdom of the
Progressive settlement
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-10
FOR CRIMINAL PROSECUTION

WASHINGTON, Aug 10.-Deter-
mined TO secure action on his reso-
luton directing the attorney general
to prosecute criminally the defendants
in the oil and tobacco trust suits,
Pomerene of Ohio today denounced
the dilatory tactics of the senate ju-
dietary committee in the senate today
and moved to take the matter from
the committee and consider it on the
floor. Chairman Clark explained that
the committee cannot yet report on
the resolution. The matter was car
ried over
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-10
EXAGGERATED REPORTS OF
C0NTAG|ON DOING INJURY

The policy of the Los Angeles news
papers in refraining from publishing
accurate statements of the prevalence
of infantile paralysis in that city is
causing wildly exaggerated rumors to
gain credence, and thereby is doing
great injury.
From what appears to be authentic
reports it is believed the total num-
Der of cases in Los Angeles to date is
under 200, or about one for each 2O0O
inhabitants, and of these SO deaths
are reported.
The popular belief, however, that
the ravages of the disease are much
worse and that the number of deaths
is running very high
At its best, the disease is very bad,
and it calls for steps of the most rig
orous character to stamp it out, and
il is believed Los Angeles is doing its
full duty along this line, by the quar-
antine it maintains wherever the
disease is found.
The appearance of the disease in Los
Angeles has already started this way
the tide of people, who are bringing
their children back home, facing the
three to five more weeks of summer
rather than take the risk of the dis
ease on the coast, and from reports it
looks as though this return movement
would become general very early this
year.
From the standpoint of the valley it
is we'll that this should be the case,
for every year it is desirable that the
people get down to the seasons work
early, and this year will be no excep-
ton.
A Los Angeles paper yesterday
printed the following:
Yesterdays report of the board of
health on infantile paralysis shows
that there have been 199 cases from
June 10 to date. The total deaths re-
ported have been SO and there are 80
cases in quarantine. Thirty-three
cases have been reported so far this
Imperial Valley press., 1912-08-10
HAY BECOMING SCARCE
EARLY THIS SEASON

From every quarter of the valley
comes the report that the hay supply
is very low for this season, and in
spite of the great quantity of corn
now growing to supplement the regu-
lar supply of feed, and in spite CT
the increased acreage Of 10000 acres
of alfalfa in the last year, there is
danger of livestock benig caught short
i'll the fall.
This condition is SO marked that
every effort will be made to get bar
ley into the ground early, that barley
pasturage can be supplied as quickly
as possible.
This condition is due to the great
increase in the number of head Of
livestock in the valley, the increase in
this respect offsetting the great in
crease in production of feed