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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-29
Wloch ginie " pojedynku.
Strzelanina ma poiudniowej stronie miasta.
Morderca uciekf.
Burmistrz ME pojedzie do Europy.
Spadd wakaeye begce zdr6W jak gba. Gard|o nu ME
dokuczd.
Uratowano kobiete.
ChIopcy ME dopuci do samob6stwa Targne sic villas
ne zycie poraz drugi
RABUNKI
Banda opryszk6w grasuje p6fnOcnej stronie miasta

okazaio sic, re siusznose byla po
stronie maizonka.
zona wytoczyia mu process dla-
tego, re ME chciai jej kupic "a
rzutki "a $3.50. Chapel powie-
dzial ionie, re niema ma to pie
niedzy, re ma meblach ciazy jesz-
cze dug W sumie $3.50, wiec po-
Wilma sic wstrzymac takim dro-
GIN piaszczem.
Chappelowa przyznala sic w
sadie do tego, re zamowiia sobie
krawcowej p}aszcz "a $3.50. !
Sedzia W odpowiedzi ma to, po-
wiedzial, ze powinna sic wsty-
die. Uwolnil meza kobiecie dal
porzadna nauczke.
Ofiara samochodu.
Fatalne wypadki automobile
we ME wyleczyiy niektorych au-
tomobilistow manii i .urzadza-
MIA wyscigow ma ulicach miasta
Chicago. Jedynem lekarstwem
dla mich jest zapewne wiezienie
karne. Moze pobyt kilkuletni w
Joliet wyleczyiby ma zawsze nie-
jednego maniaka.
Ma rogu Sheridan Road i
Chase ave-, nieznany automobile
sta najechai listonosza F. 5. Bar
tholomew, zam. pnr. 1926 Morse
ave. Samochod ME zatrzymaf
sic wcale, kiedy czlowieka ME
bezpiecznie pokaleczyl. Samo-
chod zderzyi sic wozem, kto-
rym listonosz jechai i woz, ten 20
stall kompletnie zniszczopy.
Listonosza znalezli przechod-
ME W stanie nieprzytomnym. LIZ
stonosz ME moze podac policyi
opisu maszyny, kt6ra go najecha-
la i ME vie takze, lie sic osob W
niej znajdowaio. Pamieta tylko,
ze maszyna byla ma piec pasaze-
row.
Rabunek.
Wczorajszej nocy W poinocnej
stronie miasta grasowala banda
rabusiow. Do handy nalezy CITE
rech niebezpiecznych opryszkow.
Kazdy z Mich jest uzbrojony W
revolver. Policyi wczoraj donie-
siono o trzech ofiarach tel handy.
Ma ulicy zatrzymano j obrabo-
wano Jana Matsena Karola
Henderson,. Bandyci zabrali i'm
wszystkie pieniadze j potem W
dodatku niemilosiernie ich obili.
Matsenowi zabrano $50. Hender-
son stracii zioty zegarek i $3.50.
Policya dostaia dokiadny opis
opryszkow jednego juz areszto-
wano. Ma stacyi policyjnej aresz-
towany podaf nazwisko Filipa
Lucas, mieszka podobno pnr. S48
Townsend Utica.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-29
Ginie W pojedynku.

oAilS w PoJSoJ
Dwoch Wiochow stoczylo
wczoraj pojedynek ma rogu 22gieJ
i Armour. Do strzelaniny przy-
szio o kobiete. Jeden pojedyn-
kowiczow ucieki, drugiego "a
brano do szpitala, gdzie nieba-
wen ducha wyzionai Zamordo-
wany Wloch mieszkaf pnr. 1I42
West Polk utica i nazywal sic
Antoni Companio.
Tlum ludzi byi swiadkiem
strzelaniny, ale nikonu ME przy-
sz}o do gl6wy, by morderce ujac.
Wioch wziai pod ramie kobiete,
O ktora sic strzela} uciekf. Poll
cya, jak zwykle, pokazala sic ma
mieiscu zbrodni dopiero pozniej
kiedy goraco kapanego Waocha
lego towarzyszki juz ME byio.
lest nadzieja, re policya dosta-
ME pojedynkowicza, bo podobno
zostai takze raniony. 0 tym wy
padku powiadomiono wszystkich
lekarzy W okolicy, j przez Mich
policya chce morderce wytropic'
Harrison ME pojedzie do Europy.
Niedawno temu puszczono W
obieg pogioske, re burmistrz
miasta Chicago, Carter II. Har-
rison, pojedzie do Europy ma wa
kacye i spedzi tam kilka mlesie-
cy. Wowczas tez powiedzlano
takze, re miejsce jego W gospo-
darce miejskiej zajmie kontroler.
Burmistrz zaprzeczyi tel wiado-
mosci kilkakrotnie, wczoraj jed
max powiedzial bardzo wyraznle,
re ci, ktorzy taxa plotke w obleg
puscili, myla sic okropnie.
Me pojade do Europy ami
iutro, ami pojutrze, ami tez ma
przysziy rok, Bede siedziaf W
Chicago. Zreszta wystarczy mi
zupelnie jesli Cd czasu do czasr'
poiade sobie do jezior ma kaczkl
albo ma ryby. Niezadlugo spo-
dziewam sic jechac do mojej let
niei rezydencyi w Mechanic
Niema W tenn ami zdzbla prawdy
ze choruje ma gardio. Komus WI
docznie snilo sic niestworzone
rzeczy majaczyl.
UratoWan Ja ou siiiieiSh
Dwoch chiopc6w, jeden Mich
liczy lat IS, a drugi I6, uratowaio
cd smierci w falach jeziora Mi
chigan niejaka Ette Smith. Ko-
beta ia rzuciia sic do jeziora u
wylotu Indiana ulicy. Chciaia O.
ma odebrac sobie zycie lecz chic
pcy W zacietej walce wcale ME
dopuscili do tego.
Tohn Hartnett Henryk Olson
kapali sic W poblizu miejsca, kto-
re kobieta wybrala do samoboJ-
silva. Chiopcy widzieli jak sni-
tllowa skoczyia do jeziora i zaraz
rzucili sic ratunkiem.
Policyant pomogi chlopcom,
gdy niedoszla samobojczynie wy
ciagnieto woody. tZabrano ia dc
szpitala Passavant, gdzie zezna-
la, ze MAJ ia niedawno temu O.
puscil i dlatego postanowiia zy,
Gle sobie odebrac. : Powiedziaia
przytem, ze przy pierwszej spo-
sobnosci targnie sic ma wiasne
zycie po raz drugi.
Ma sic wstrzymae.
iona ME noze sic spodziewat
kosztownego ubrania cd swege
meza jesli ten stara sic spiacif
d}ugi. Taxa decyzye wydai wczo.
raj sedzia Goodnow W procesis
Williama Chapel, ktory rzeko-'
mo ME chciai zony utrzymywac
w sadzie W toku przesluchov
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-29
REDAKToR w RAJU.

Redaktor, co ma ziemi skonczyi ma
suchoty = Pozna noca do bramy raju
p,.ka ziotej. = Otwierajac mu wrota
Fictr swiety, laskawie. = Pyta, czyli
do raju wnijsc czuje sic W prawie! =
Me, odrzeki zapytany, ciaza ma mnie
grzechy-I czyscowej szukaiem Was
ME pilnie wiechy, = Lecz, ME znaJac
dokiadnie szlak6w Mlecznej Drogi,
Przypadkiem az tu, rajskie zapia-
dzilem progi! Duszyczko, rzekt pio'r
swiety, wczesnie zycia zmykasz
Lecz czem byles ma swiecie?
ia jestem dziennikarz! : A gdzies
s,uzyf? - w Chicago = Tedy chodz
dziecino! - Sto lat meh tel siuzDy
sp,aciies godzina. = A zes siuzyi tam
.ata, wiec uchybieh siia, - Jeszcze py
ci Niebieska Furta Wilma byia..
Dobry spos6b.
~ Ale pani strasznie blada!
To mi pan powiedz cos takieso'
zebym sic zaczerwienisa.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-29
StraSZDa KatlShDa " TG1hZG.
Zg6ra 100 osob ginie; drugle
tyle rannych.
SYTUACYA Ma KUBIE.
Co slychae Mexyku?
Choir chicagOskich W.paulist6W dostal
piGrWSza ndgrode W Paryzu.
K S2wAJCARY
Straik W Anglii sic rozszerza.
z S2WAJCARYI.
Strajk W Anglii sic rozszerza.
Ze spraw niemieckich.

Waszyngtonu Kaukus demokrat6w sprawie prawa anti
imigracylnego. Roosevelt Wilson CORA New jersey
kOmtetu sledezego sprawe
katastroy pred senatem Ogromne oszu-
sUO kompanii koeowej. lOmerowska ,eszcze
Izba posiow oswald
cz godznami piracy robotach rzadowych Rad
Wobec kwesty interwencyi Kubie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-29

(Dokonczenie ma strongly 6-ej)
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-29

- Konsulowie amerykanscy "
Durango i Mazatlan wezwali O.
bywateli swojego panstwa, by
kazdej chwili gotowi byli do o
puszczenia kraju = to dla VIA
snego bezpieczenstwa,
z Francyi.
Paryz, 20 maja. = Choir mlo-
dziezy parafii Xxx. Paulistow z
Chicago otrzymai pierwsze wy
roznienie W konteScie odbywaja-
Gym sic w teatrze ,,Chatelet", Pa
uliSci dostali honorowy dyplom,
medal i waze serwska = jako dar
pamiatkowy. X. Finn, dyrygent
choru otrzymai jako osobista de-
koracye palmy akademickie.
Il Szwajcaryi.
Geneva, 80 maja. = Otwarto
tn drugi miedzynarodowy kon-
gres dla spraw ustawodawstwa a
wiatycznego.
Berno, 2S maja. = Fabrykanci
znakomitych koronek szwajcar-
skich uchwalili wciac udzial W
wystawie panamskiej, w San
Francisco W r. 1915.
z Anglii.
Londyn, 90 maja. = Tutejszy
strajk robotnikow transportacyi
zagraza rozszerzeniem ma GAIA
Anglie; wpAyw jego juz sic W
innych portach odczuwac dale, z
ktorych wiele musialo zawiesic
ruch 'swoj wymienny z portem
londynskim; wysylki wstrzyma-
no. bo niema komu odbierac ich
w Londynie. JedXnie zapasy zy-
wnosci odbiera stolica / to dig
XII prywatnym wysiikom kupcow
ma ulicach miasta ME widac ami
iednego wozu ciezarowego. Przy-
wodcy robotnikow oswiadczyh'
re mala wszystko przygotowane
do strajku generalnego, ale
zwlekali dotychczas. Domagala
sic oni uznania uni, wykluczenia
cd piracy nieunistow, oraz piacy
minimalnej $1.S0 dziennie. Wsze-
dzis panuje spokoj = narazie, "a
burzen zadnych ME bylo; stra]-
kerry nawet ME przeszkadzaja W
przewozeniu portow dworcow
kolejowych - srodkow zywnt-
sci...
z Nieniec.
Berlin, 80 mala. Prasa
wciaz ieszcze omawia giosne {
dezwanie sic ces. Wilhelma, gro
zace Alzacyi i Lotaryngii wcielc-
MEM do Prus; miarodajne pismo
..Elsaesser" zaznacza, re grozba
ia polega ma porozumieniu sic
cesarza czionkami Rady Rzeszy
niemieckiej, ktorzy mieli sic Ego
die ma ewentualny prolekt wcie-
lenia Alzacyi j Lotaryngii dc
Prus, jake dwu prowincyi z osob-
nymi zarzadami, ale pod jednym
namiestnikiem. Podobno inae
panstwa niemieckie ME byly te-
mu przeciwne.
w Harnburgu strajkule spo,
ra liczba robotnikow portowych
domagajacych sig podwyzszenid
piac.
w Nuertingen, mad Neka'
rem pozar zniszczyi wielka ia
Ebryke cementu; szkody .wynosza
diva miliony marek pozar ciez.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-29
TGIegTamy zagraniGzne.
Katastrofa W teatrze.

Castellon, de la Palma, Hisz-
pania, 20 maja. - w tutejszym
teatrzyku wydarzyla sic katastro-
ia. Juz wczoraj niej doniesiono,
ale okazuje sic, re jej rozmiary 81
jeszcze o wiele wieksze. Przy
puszczaniu obrazow Swietlnych
wydarzyla sic explozya, ktosa
spowodowala pozar panlke
wSrod widow. w okropnym ma
tloku zginelo zgora 100 oso5,
Wiecej niz drugie lyle odniosio
rany przewaznie Smiertelne
ci dogoywaia W miejscowym
szpitalu. Prawie kazda rodzlna
W miasteczku okryta jest zaioba
i stracila kogoS W tel katastrot1e,
ktorei wiesc smutkiem caiy kraJ
napeinila, Wsrod zmariych / ra-
nionych najwiecej jest kobiet |
dzieci. Teatr spalii sic do szcze-
tu...
z Kuby.
Havana, 2G maja. = Maio tn
nan}vwa wieSci walkach woJSk
rzadowych W Oriente, gdzie gra-
suia negrzy zbuntowani: Zdale
sic. re zolnierze ograniczyli ma
razie swa akcye do strzezenla
plantacyi tamtejszych.
Santiago, 30 maja. = Banda
negrow napadia tn ma plantacye
nod Guantanomo spaliia 5000
ton trzciny cukrowej, wiele nd
rzedzi rolniczych i zrabowaia co
sic dalo. Take z innych okolic
donosza o napadach rabunkach'
speinianych przez handy negrow'
Caimanera, 20 maja. = Przy-
byi tn transportowiec amerykan-
ski Prairie" $50 zoinierzami ma
pokladzie ,ktorzy So Przeznacze-
nj do ochrony plantacyi amery-
kanskich ma Kubie interesow C.
raz zycia j mienia obywateli Sta
now Ziednoczonych. Rad XIII
banski rozumie jednak, re zoinie-
RE maja bronic wogole wszys.-
kich plantacyi nietylko amery-
kanskich, skoro zajdzie potrzeo7.
Pc wymianie not pomiedzy oou
rzadami spodziewac sic nalezy,
ze nieporozumieh juz zadnych ME
bedzie. Ladowanie zoinierzy a
merykahskich ma Kubie ma bye
ME interwencya, ale tylko aktem
ochrony interesow amerykaf-
skich.
2 Mexyku.
Chihuahua, 20 majaJ- Donie-
siono tn, re do Orozca day re
stolicy kraju pewien wybitny
czionek kongresu, przedstawiciel
partyi wiekszosci, ktory ma "a
proponowac Orozcowi by uznal
wiadze kongresu, W zamian
kongres usunie Madere cd VIA
dzy. Zdaje sic, ze maio bedzie
prawdy ma tel pogiosce..
Mazatlan, 20 maja. = Federal
nj rozstrzelali podobno nocy 4
biegiei Roberta Alameda. Milo
nera. czionka starej familii z
sinaloa. oskarzonego zdrade
Podobno i kilku innych straconc
=
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-05-29
Ma sic wstrzymae.

iona ME moze sic spodziewac
kosztownego ubrania cd swego
meza jesli ten stara sic spiacie
d}ugi. Taxa decyzye wydai wczo-
raj sedzia Goodnow W procesie
Williama Chapel, ktory rzeko--
mo ME chciai zony utrzymywac.
w Saddle W toku przesiuchow
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
Dry Cleaning Department

Besides the large laundry business
the Brawley Steam Laundry conducts
q dyeing, dry cleaning and pressing de-
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
C. A. DAWDY, M. D. c.
Veterinary Surgeon

Besides considerations of personal
interest, man has awakened to the
realization that he owes to the dumb
creatures a debt of gratitude and sym
pathy 1t has come to pass that the
test of mans nobility is his attitude
toward the lower animals; his love for
them and his humane treatment O!
them proves the character Of the mau.
II was this sentiment which brOueh'
irto existence schools and colleges for
the education of the veterinary sur
geon. He is entitled 10 a place with
the most eminent physician 10 man.
The oldest and most prominent Of
this noble profession in Brawley is
DR. G. A. DaWdy, NJ. d. c., who main
tans Offices with the Valley Livery,
Feed and Sales Stable.
Mr. Dawdy is a graduate Of Chicago
Veterinary College and established
practice here some four years ago. He
is well known and esteemed as citi.
zen, and more widely known for his
many good works and his proficiency
in practice as a veterinary surgeon,
and in all the ways Of a physician, a
minister Of mercy to dumb creation.
He gives the best treatment to all
domestic animals placed under his
care as a practitioner, curing diseases
and injuries, relieving pain and saving
life
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
ERAWLEY BAKERY AND CONFEC-
TlONARY
A. 9. Gillespie. Proprietor

That the people OF Brawley appreci.
ate tg he utmost th- good things Of
this life is best illustrated by The lsrs"
number Of retail ablishmeuts whicn
make it their business TO supply the
community with an adequate line Of
table supplies Of all kinds.
The one exclusive bakery located
here is that Of the Brawley Bakery,
presided over by MI A. b. Gillespie.
Here is 10 be found d most desirable
collection Of baked GOODS, such as
bread cake, pies and other pastries,
together with a choice selection Of CON
fectiorary
Mr Gillespie came 70 Brawley some
four years ago and opened this muca
needed place Of business.
The bakery has an attractive, nea.
and clean appearance, and The bread
turned out has gained a reputation
such as mother used 10 make
Mr. Gillespie was formerly in tho
DdkrIl DuHIIlrSo III ChIdilDi+oi anu III
large patroua ge he enjoys is the best
evidence that he is an expert in his
line In addition to supplying the To-
cal trade Mr Gillespie does an eX-
teusiye wholesale business throughout
the entire Imperial valley.
All sweets known 10 the trade in the
confectionery line are manufactured
and carried in stock and more com
plete line would be hard 70 find in
the entire valley.
All goods are manufactured in the
most sanitary manner, and all patrons
are welcomed 10 call and inspect the
clean home Of this establishment.
Mr. Gillespie is highly esteemed by
the citizens of this community, and all
appreciate and are justly proud of the
success with which he is meeting.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04

ties, however. and the men who are
proving themselves the most useful in
this rich region are those who have
shown the ability to develop latent
possibilities economically and profit
ably In the front rank of those as
sisting most in the reaping of natures
rich harvest in the Imperial valley is
the Imperial Investment Company,
which firm is composed of Mr. Phlo
Jones as president. d. T. Jones as vice
president and r. c. Jeckell as secre-
tary and treasurer The directors of
the company are II. c. Oakley. DR.. J.
w. Oakley, A. w. Kemper. together
with Philo Jones and ID. T. Jones.
The specialties of this company, as
owner and developer of town sites and
small farms in Imperial valley, are
the selling of 5-acre lots and 40-acre
farms on easy installments, with non
forfeiture agreements and free life in
surance clause with every CONTRACT
written by them. This firm has had
fifteen years experience in the real
estate business in Southern California
and il is conceded that with the vast
knowledge of property values that it
IS in a position to offer some of the
choicest alfalfa and general farm
ranches that can be found in this sec
tion. Operating on such an extensive
scale requires an immense amount of
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
IMPERIAL INVESTMENT COMPANY

Coming as the most important de-
velopment of the agricultural re-
sources of the Imperial valley the past
eight years in the development of q
quarter of a million acres of irrigated
lands. together with the cultivation
of another quarter of a million acres
in the same district and the establish
ment of the many new towns in the
valley. has drawn the attention of
many investors and farmers to this
section, the money making possibilities
are just becoming to be realized. The
Imperial valley is conceded to be the
finest. most fertile and productive, and
lies in the best shape for immediate
cultivation of any tract of tillable soil
in the entire country.
To bring these vast acres of latent
soil under cultivation it has been ne
Cessary that men with brains, energy
and capital should use their efforts to
direct immigration into this promising
district, exploit the golden opportu0-
tiles that are 10 be found under the
silt laden waters CT the Colorado,
point out the chances and inducements
nature has offered for the thrifty and
home seeker. No profits
can be derived from mere possibili-
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
c. II. COLEMAN
Second Hand Store


AS a rule, the retail establishments
of city the size of Brawley are
stocked with the very best lines Of
merchandise that the markets afford,
for the residents of Imperial valley are
critical in their tastes. and splendid
Judges of quality.
One Of the best known stores of
this kind is situated on the main street
opposite the Oakley block and known
10 every citizen in this community as
Coleman's Second Hand Store, the pop
ular place TO buy furniture, dishes,
granite ware. harness stoves, etc,
etc. and at prices that will astound
YOU if you will call and look their
stock over
Mr. c. II. Coleman, the proprietor.
is an experienced business man. and
makes practice of buying up house
hold goods and remodeling them so
that it is impossible TO tell them from
new and when in need of anything in
this line it will pay YOU to call and
look at his up-to-date goods.
This establishment is one of the piO-
neer houses of Imperial valley, and
was opened by Mr. Coleman some
eight years ago. since which time Nc
has built up a large business on the
foundation of consistent fair dealings
with the public and Of giving the best
Values for the money paid, and paying
the highest prices for articles pur-
chased.
Mr.. Coleman came to the VALLEY
from the state OF Washington, anj
since opening this place of business
has won the esteem of all Of the c:,;-
Zens of this community.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
POUND AND PLUSH
Grading Contractors
Earl c. Pound-Hiram F. Plush

There is probably no section of the
country which has equaled the lmpe-
rial valley in the amount of general
contract work. both in preparing land
for irrigation, grading. etc, for in
the past few years hundreds of thou
sands of dollars has been spent in i'm
proving land, as we'll as the streets
in the cities of Imperial valley, and
such situation has naturally opened
promising field for experienced and
skillful grading contractors, and in
this class no organization has me-
with earlier or marked success than
the firm of Pound and Plush with
headquarters next to the postofice.
This firm makes a speciality of pre-.
pairing land for irrigation also doing
general assessment and canal work.
AS grading contractors, they have won
an enviable reputation, and perhaDs
one of the reasons that has contrib
uted to the success of this firm is
that it has alWas had sufficient funds
to undertake any size contract.
The members of this firm are Mr
Earl c. Pound and Mr.. H. F. Plush,
each OF whom is a pioneer of the
Impera! valley. Mr.. Earl c. Pound
came to the valley some seven years
ago, since which time he has taken Il
deep interest in the development of
this section. He is a member for the
north end of the county for irrigation
under the BridgfOrd act. He is at
present president of the city trustees
of BraWley and is a man who has
had lifelong experience in the con-
tracing business.
Mr.. II. F. Plush is conceded to be a
man of extraordinary business ability.
He has resided in the valley for the
past four years and owns 320-acre
farm near Brawley. Mr.. Pound also
owns "a farm of the same size.
The firm of Pound & Plush is one
of the str ng bulwarks of the Imperial
valley. They have carried to a sue
cessful completion many large and
important contracts, and the valley is
indeed fortunate in possessing such
capable and practical contractors.
These gentlemen are to be congratu-
lated on the splendid record they have
made in all of their works.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
BUNGALOW HOTEL
w. A. Arey, Proprietor

Aidinc in no small way the repu-
tation of the valley as an up-to-date
metropolis are the splendid hotel ac-
&C mmodations which exist. and among
the modern hostelries is the Bungalow
Hotel. located directly across from the
Southern Pacific railway passenger
station Since it was first opened to
the public. this hotel has from time
TO time had installed all the modern
conveniences and has in every way
kept pace with the growth and the
development of the valley and is thor
oughly up TO date in every respecf
in arrangements. fittings, furnishings
and management.
The Bungalow Is high class pop
ular price hotel conducted on the
American plan. Ii has 3S rooms, many
OF which have private baths, each
equipped with telephone, and all Of
which are we'll ventilated and modern
in every respect.
The traveller and tourist who desires
congenial place while in Brawley
will find the Bungalow all that could
be expected.
Mr.. W. A Arey. The genial propri-
etor, is a hotel man of recognized
ability He spares no effort to make
his guests comfortable and he is as
painstaking as he would be in pri-
vate home.
Mr Arey has conducted this popu-
lar establishment for the past three
years. and as q result OF his large
hotel experience and his extensive ac-
quaintance with the travelling public
he is able to meet and greet Familiarity
the knights Of The grip.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-05-04
BraWley===The Cantaloupe Growers Paradise
BEAl BROTHERS

Demonstrating in remarkable man
ner the many resources of the pro-
duCtive soil of the Imperial valley, the
above named brothers, Mr., r. d, Beal
and Mr. w. +. Beal, have plunged body
and soul into the diversified indus
lries that have sprung up with exceed
ing rapidity since the recent discoN-
cry that this fertile section of the
state of California stands preeminent
in agricultural and associated poSSibll-
tiles in the entire Southwest. MOI
content with merely wrestling the luN-
uriouS products from the soil, these
two brothers have sought to turn th2
harv eSts into the finished product. and
the ever increasing output OF their
mills indicates that they have succeed
ed in this respect, as well as in 9th,
erS.
Realizing the almost meXhaustlble
resources and diversified opportuni-
ties for money making, Beal Brothers
have eXerted their efforts along all
the lines that have brought this latent
desert up to the high standard OF fru-
ition and industrial achievements that
has made il famous the nation over
AS grading contractors, preparing the
raw land for the reception of the SILT
laden waters of the Colorado, they
have been successful and chief inStru-
ments in bringing the soil under cul
,ivation. AS millers. they prepare the
products from the waving fields OF
grain for domestic use, thus making
splendid market at home for the farm
ers of the community. And they are
practical farmers. too. and on no small
hplnO
$40 acres. So ii can be rruthfully said
that these enterprising brothers have
tried all the basic and fundamental
resources of this section and demon
strated beyond question that in the I'M
perial valley there is rich reward
in store for men who have brains, en-
ergy and thrift and apply their en-
dowmentS in a proper manner.
To take care of the immense guam
titles of grain. such as corn and bar
ley. which grow and mature proilh-
callv i'm this section of the valley. il
has been necessary for Beal Brothers
to erect TWO large warehouses in con-
nection with their mill and they also
operate a blacksmith shop.
The Beal Brothers may justly he
classed with the pioneers OF the val
ley. for they came here nine years ago,
when all the present glowing possibil-
tiles were merely in state of incep-
tion. Their personal conduct and bus
mess success have placed them fore
most in the public esteem. and in JUS
recognition Of his sterling worth 10 tn"
Mr. ". f. Beal was elected
TO the honorable and important Office
Of city trustee.