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The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16

my sleep. and would have Co Co through the scratchinr ordeal again
 "I consulted our physicizn in regard io n. and he pronounced h "dfy eczema" I used an ointment which the doctor gave mo. but li dti no good. Then he advised me to tvy the Cuficura Remedies. As this trouble has been ia our family for years. and is considered hereditary. 1 felt anxious to try so head c of. ] got the Cgticura Soap. Ointment and Pills. and they sserled Co be just what needed.
 "The dise0se vas making great hsadvay on rnv system unti got the Cuticura Rene dies which have ciearsd my skin oi the great peSt. From Che tir1e the eczelna healed four years aro. untf noer, lave nsver teit any of lfs pest. and an tsankiIl to the Cuticura Soap and Ointment which certainly cured me. I always use thc Cuticlra SoSp for teilet. and I hope cfhef sufferers from skin diseases VII use the Cusicsra Soap and Ointment. fSigned, frvsn Hutchis0n, 1f-ree kivers, Mrk.. Mar. 1e. t9ii.
 Alshcssh Cu;icura Soar and ointuent are sola tskg .zhcnt tslc world. liberal sample Of each. with 32-p. book cn the skin s10 ecaip win be sent free. oa application Co fot' Ger pgue q CheSn. Cop. pepk IA. Bos'oa.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16
PHYSICIAN ADVISES CUTICURA REMEDIES
ForEczema. Patients WristsndShl ltched Like Poison, Scratched Until ThoyBIed. Says; "Cuticura Soap ani Ointment Cured Me,'

'FoJr year. sro I lad places -reak 1ut 2 my wrist and o,i my chm vrhich u1oulN ten and burn by tpeiis. and scTatehins sem
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16
srss sAttt FIRE sAts
WOOD TO BURN

WOOD TO BURN Aood Dry Planking tor Sumner use Special price this month
 s2.oO FER R ck HERB TAI , R-Paoae
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.

From this date on ali calls intend. ed for Henry Friedenthal. the 1nde- pendent Expressman should be made to seyen-six C76) and your cau win receive immediate attention. He as discontinued his office at the Boush- ton Cigar store.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16
SONG or TIE "aouw OAwe~

For years those who kcep vigH on the watch towers Of the republic have Seeu strainlns their eyes in yearning gaze Ia the hope of ds- covering a new national anthem. The star Spanslei Banner" is be yOad the range Of the ordinary voice: My Country 'Ts of Thee uses the same tune as "God Save the King" and Yankee Doodle, the hlghbrows assure us. Is lacking in dignity,
 But at last N has come. Natured. mellow and seasoned these many years by the rugged backwoodsmen os the Ozark Mountains, 1t has at last burst glorious, inspiring and thrilling. upon the waiting and ex- peetant country. And what more ap- prcpriate than that it should receive It's patriotic baptism in the Missouri convention which nailed to the mast head the Presidential banner Of Champ Clark-Champ. the goldea-tongaed orator whose lofty, burning eloquenee makes the eagle scream. sends the craven foes ot American liberty crins, iaS ao the black cavern from which they came. and causes even the fold ing chairs at the Chsp;auQua meet laes Co shed tears2
 What more stirring to the fiery spirit Of American patriotism than these opening sjaazas;
 Every time come to town
 The boys start kickin' my daUg
 sroun'.
 Makes no difference if he IS a
 houn',
 They gotta quit kickin' my dawg
 aropn'
 Chew de meat and save de bone.
 or Blue Neck lives on Talgbone.
 Makes no difference f he IS a
 houu,
 You gotta qui, kicsin' my daws
 aroun'.
 It only remains for Champ Clark to eaeraft for all time this ringing bugle can upon the ardent, thrObbing soul Of the nation. That he intends to fulfm this patriotic duty there can Dc no doubt. for now we can see why he did not fulfn his promise to ride up to the national capitol in Washington behind a span oi Ms souri mules. He was saving them for this later. nobler use. He will take them to the Baltimore convention and have them sing this newly dis covered battle hymn Of the ozsrks to the delegates.-Cleveland Leader.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16
GREAT c, ARRANGE SALE

Sold at Lossi Malt Rainier. 20 cents per bottle. Especially prepared for sick people and invalids, and ex. cellent for nursing mothers. Only two barrels left After that price vi be S5 cents per bottle.
 par,r Train par
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16

Pack Train Bar
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16
eRAno REDUCTION SALE

The Paeb Train Is now selling a biz lot of Good Goods at reduced prices as they are getting too old to hold and sell at a profit Yours,
 fl Herman Grimm.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16

relief. When the trou5ie 7rss hcran, my u-r-f end D hched Ike poison. I v-out
 scratch thoe rlaccs ,-n;n hey would blefd tefore l could ct any rsiief Afterwards tho places wot2i scaic over. arc the hesh underneath would look rcd and icvcrtsh Some times it would beEin Co ltch untl e would waken me from
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16
Music Tesehs1.

The beds are new and clean and only soc and up at the Dominion Ho- tel. whitehorse, '. T.
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16

The Table d'Hote dInher at the Pulen House ia better than ever. Why dout you try 1t You are vel
 ome. u,
The daily Alaskan., 1912-03-16

All the late telegraph news In the Daily Alaskan.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
THE GOAL OF CAMPAIGN VICTORY
IS JUST AHEAD---RULES FOR FINISH
Making hs 7ooR Rennani DaysC Count

The Imperial Valley Press race for
votes ends Saturday. Candidates. the
goal Of campaign victory is just ahead.
The striving for the prizes we are Civ
ing away is almost over. Your battle
for votes almost won or lost. Your
ambition Of the past six weeks al
most fulfilled or proved misplaced.
Your success depends on making the
remaining days Of the campaign count.
Let your battle cry be votes AMI
more votes, for it is votes that will
make winners. Make the most Of ev
cry vote getting opportunity presented
Derive the full benefits it offers and
not lose it by lack Of attentiveness
or exertion. Make every minute OF the
eleventh hour hum with your subscrip
ton getting activity. On your vote
accompl' shments Of the present mo-
ment your success depends. Let your
motto during the remaining days Of th,,
campaign be, ~ will do the best
can. will make the most Of every
vote getting opportunity presented. l
will make the most OF every minute
of the time have left. will gather
in every subscription that comes m
reach"
Candidates, strive to win. The world
teves a winner, while loser stands
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
National Orange Show

SAN BERNARDINO, Dec. i9.-The
finest exposition tent ever built in
America is now being constructed for
housing the fruit exhibits at the third
NaliOnOl Orange show to be held in
san Bernardin0 February II to %. The
tent has been especially ordered for
orange show purposes and is equipped
with every known device and arrange
ment for protecting the exhibits from
unfavorablc weather, and at the same
time show off the displays to the very
best advantage.
In no way except under canvas can
the magnificent lighting effect on the
fruit he obtained. The beauty Of the
displays is shown up to the best ad-
vantage. 50 with the specially built
tent both safety and the best possible
nghting effect are secured.
Displays OF fruits are already as
sured from nearly every one Of the
important citrus fruit districts in the
state. central California being literally
represented in addition to all southern
California sections. A greater and
more varied range will be shown in
the exhibits at the coming show than
ever before.
The Third National Orange show Will
easily be CalifOrnia's greatest mid l.
winter event.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
caiexico Correspondence

CALEXICO, Dec. 19.-Herbert
George, formerly customs officer in
CaleXico. arrived i'll town yesterday.
coming by stage from San Diego. Mr..
George came over seeking pasture for
stock, which he desires to bring to the
valley for winter. The valley shows
great changes since his last visit two
years ago, so says Mr.. George. He
now resides at Nestor.
Frank Bates, a pioneer boy Of the
valley, owning ranch southwest of
Heber a brOtherin-law Of the Weed
brothers, came over from Orange on
a business trip, arriving Sunday morn
ing. Mr.. Bates will remain several
days.
]. E. Eakins. formerly employed on
the Southern Pacific railroad as Sec
ton foreman in CaleXico, was appoint
ed by the board of city trustees Tues
day night as city marshal Of Calexico,
TO assume the duties of the office as
soon as he can qualify for the same.
The shelving is rapidly being put
in place in the Neal building for the
new Booher Brothers gents furnish
ing store.
\ new poultry firm-Darrough &
W'ilson-has opened up in the old
Mooney building, buying and shipping
poultry They seem to be doing a
thriving business in Christmas turkeys,
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Eatlna Goat Meat as Mutton

Portland OregOnian: Oregon STANDS
we'll up to the top in the Angora goat
industry. We produce the finest mo-
hair that is clipped in the country.
and some OF our choicest animals
are annually sold at the very highest
prices paid for goats in this country.
We have successful breeders and large
nocks of fine animals. but the goat
continues to be used principally as 4
clearer Of land. This is shown by
the fact that the mohaid territory is
constantly shifting. except in Polk and
portions of Marion and contiguous
counties, where the persistent goat
fancers continue to reside and carry
On their business. In other sections
the goats keep marching on as the
brush lands are cleared up. the ordi-
nary farmer not "bothering" with them
after they have eaten off the brush
and got his land in good condition for
agriculture.
The reason for this is plain; the
goat is not very profitable animal
for his fleece alone. and there is no
sale for goat meat. In other parts
of the world the young kids are sought
by eplcureS and pronounced the nneSt
of eating. The older animals are
bought on parity with mutton. But
nobody here eats goat meat under its
true name. although some Of it is
sold on the Portland market under
the guise OF mutton.
II some way could be devised to
get our people to try undisguised goat
meat and also taste the kid meat un
der its true name. there undoubtedly
would spring up demand for such
meats at fair price. Then we wOuln
see a mighty boom in the AngOra bus
mess, boom that would soon put us
on an equal footing with The best
AngOra districts in the world. But it
seems impossible to get start, at
least an organized start. Every one
who tries the meat finds it equal if
not superior to mutton. but there
seems to be something in the name
which makes it obnoxious. II is un-
fortunate that this is true, for it holds
back an industry that would mean a
great deal to Oregon.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

alone. fOrsaken. If you win, your
friends and acquaintances will flock
to you, saying, 81 am glad you won
and | knew you would" Lose anil
you stand alone in your modification,
for no one will come and shake yOn
by the hand and say, 81 am sorry yOu
lost for you put up good fight" Re
member, you know and the world
knows, il you lose, it is no ones fault
but your own. You have no one to
blame but yourself. Your oppOrtuni-
ties to win are as good as any one
else's, and II you lose 1t is simply be-
cause you have not made the most If
them.
Hustle is the watchwOrd Now is
the time Of all times to do it, il
you want to crown your campaign with
success. Never mind what your vote
getting competitors are doing. Now is
no time for lamentations or false pro-
phecies. The timid must stand aside
for the bold. No candidate can rest
on his oars assured he has votes
enough to win. The best of calcula.
tiOns are faulty. Therefore, it is not
safe to trust in any. Keep at your
vote getting, then you will make no
mistake and your success is assured. -
Now is no time to listen to idle tales.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Slaves to a Dangerous Drug

Rochester Union and Advertiser: In
vestigaliOn has brought out some inter
csting facts concerning the use Of CO.
C5 inc in the Tomhs prison in .,ew York.
s,mOng the prisoners are many of both
sexes who are dope fiends." They
must have their drug at any cost Of
money or trouble. The prison keepers,
il appears. do thriving business by
selling cocaine TO itese unfortunate
slaves to the habit. The drug cannot
be carried to the prisoners by their
friends, but money can be, and with
this they can supply their needs.
The terrible condition Of dependence
linon cocaine to which its users at
reduced is indicated by statemen;
made by the Tombs physician before
the grand jury. The doctor believes
il is not only inhumanly cruel but pos
sbly fatal to shut off cocaine fiend'>
supply Of the drug at one blow. He
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

You know what you have done and
what another candidate has done
should be Of no interest to you. When
rival tries to blacken your future with
visions OF what he has done, decline
TO listen to the exaggeratiOns or sur
prise him with some Of your own.
Readers. the end Of the Imperial VAL
ley Press circulation campaign is at
hand. Every reader and supporter of
this publication should aid some can
didatc with the votes their subscrip-
ton brings. The race is on at a
record breaking gait with every candi-
date working as they never worked be-
fore Today is the day to do it, yes
terday is past and tomorrow does not
count the candidates contemplations.
il you want to aid the Imperial Valley
Press in the enterprise it has under
way or candidate in the race for
votes, send in your subscription today.
To talk about the phenomenal vote
setting progress you have made, when
down deep in your heart you know it
is nothing out Of the ordinary, is fool
ish. To tell your friends you have a
prize sewed up when you absolutely
know it is not so is fOurflushing. II
gets nothing but a laugh. OvercOn
ftdence will bring chagrin at the judges
final count. You may be as sure you
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
NV Ambition

have my own ambition. II is not
To mount on eagle wings and soar
away
heyond the palings OF the common loi.
Seeming the griefs and joys of every
day.
| would be human--toiling, like the
rest,
With tender human heart beats in
m" breast.
No' on cold. lonely heights above the
ken
III common mortals wOuli bmId
my fame,
hut in the kindly hearts Of living men.
There, # permitted. would write
my name;
Who builds above the clouds must
dwell alone.
| co ut good fellowship above a
throne
And so beside my door sit and sing
My simple StrainS-now sad. now
light the lay.
Happy. if Tins or that but wake one
string.
Whose low. sweet echoes give me
back the lay.
And happier still. if girded by my song.
Some strained and emptied soul stands
firm and strong.
Humanity is much the same: if
Can give my neighbOr'S pent-up
thought tongue,
And can give voice to his unspOken cry
or bitter pain. when my own heart is
wrung-
Then we two meet upon common
land,
And hencefOrth stand together, hand
in hand.
| send my thought its kindred thought
to greet
Out to the far frontier, through
crowded town.
Friendship is precious, sympathy is
sweet;
So these be mine, | ask no laurel
crown.
Such my ambition, which | here un-
fold;
SO it be granted-mine is wealth un-
told. Anon.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Christmas DaY at RraWIeY

The construction of the beautiful
new Catholic church at Brawley has
advanced so far that it will be posi-
hle to say mass for the first time in the
new editice on Christmas day. The
new 1400-pound bell. donated by Mr.
and Mrs. John Fielding will call the
leople for the first time to ulvine ser
vice on Christmas day. The Subma-
line band of Brawley, consisting Of Is
Instruments, has been engaged to add
to the solemnity of the 10 O'Clock
mass. y souvenir calendar with a cut
Of HE church will be- presented to each
visitor Or-Advertisement f20O.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

said it was necessary to give dope
f'ends" particular medical care and re-
duce their allotment cf the drug grad
ually. DR.. Mcguire has observed in
his work in the TOmbS that the men
prisoners seem to care little whether
iiIey reduce their drug or not. but tn"
women appear to take pride in getting
their allOtments down as low as pos
sible. There is no way of curing them
by simply shutting them off from the
use Of the drug, DR.. Mcguire said, be-
cause to take any such step would
probably either kill them or drive them
insane.
The prison keepers in New York
have no trouble in obtaining supplies
Of cocaine. There is plenty Of it to
be had by those who know the game.
There are numerous street vendors
who slyly sell it. and there is at least
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

Cne drug store in what Is known as the
"Tenderloin' district in which 1t Is
sold. A certain uptown doctor is said
to have a large traffic in the deadly
stimulant. which he purchases in New
Jersey. 1t is thought that no restrlc-
tive legislation that could be enacted
by this state would seriously interfere
with the trade, as supplies can easily
be obtained on the other side OF the
East river.
The statement OF the TOmbs doctor
concerning the terrible grip which Co
caine secures upon its victims should
be an impressive warning to all against
the first step that leads to bondage
so degrading.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Lucille Murphy Returned

A matron of the police department of
Los Angeles came to Ell Centro last
evening after Lucille Murphy, the 10
year-old girl who was captured at
CaleXico while dressed in boys cloth
ing. and this morning they returned to
the city together. The boy who ran
away with her is held in Los Angeles,
and the girl will be held on former
charge on which she was on proba-
tinn
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
IN THE COURTS

In the superior court of the state Of
California, in and for the county Of
Imperial, Hon. Franklin ]. Cole, judge.
Wednesday, Decembri Is 1912.
Mary E. Boyd VS.. A. B. Fossum-
Trial before the court without jury.
Decision of court taken under submis
sion
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Notice to the Stockholders Of Imperial
Water Co. No. I.

Assessment No. "a Of one dollar per
share was levied on November nth
and was delinquent on the nth inst.
The delinquent sale will be held on
December 2Sth.
Have you paid your assessment?
Byron H. Cook, Secretary
tiSement 1876.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

Mr.. Elmer \. Todd will accept lin
tied number Of additional piano and
harmony pupils for winter and spring
terms. Apply soon for favorable hours
studio in Davis building g-Advertise-
ment 205
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

The Pioneer Transfer Co. Is prepared
to handle your baggage or any kind
of dray work at reasonable prices. Of
fee on Fifth street just north Of Main
street Phone Main ADV.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TAKEN UP-At my ranch. a Holsteii
heifer; about years old; hrandcd TaS By
miles east Of RI Centre. x201
FOR EXCHANGE-Lot near Los Ange-
les for some one to locate me on $40
acres Imperial valley Land. BOX
SOB. Ell Centro. xS01
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
We're Backed by Solid Assets3 Big Tracts in Los Angeles
Diego---We Number Over 800 Stockholder. and
We Pay Liberal Dividend January 10th, 1913

Join Us today-aiter Friday you'll have to pay
70 cents per share. Orders by mail post
marked on or before the 10Th, sent either to
our home Office or to our local agent, Walter
E. Wiseman. Ell Centro, will be honored at
60c. Tenn. l0% down, per cent per month";
Clip and mail the accompanying blank Send
check or money order with coupon. State
whether you're paying all cash or 10 per cent
down.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
At the L. & S.

Al the Z. x s.
At the L. & 5. tonight only there will
be given THE Retreat From Eden, :"
THE Dawn of Passion" "Only Mil
lers Daughter" and "Pink Carriers"
Tomorrow night there will be the
specially, The Orozco Revolution In
Mexico"
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Fine Lot in Dixieiand

as the third of the great prizes to
be struggled for. and the rapid
rise Of this new town made this
lot one OF the big features of
notable contest. But aside from
these offerings of grand general
prizes. there came the splendid
offer of ten district prizes in the
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

Mrs. w. r.. COx-Music Teacher
Studio on Broadway, near Fifth. Spe-
cial attention to latest method. Pupils
may enter for fall term now.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Delozier Furniture
Orders

No person in this valley needs
10 be told that the Delozier Furni-
ture company carries a stock of
goods such as IS ordinarily only
found in cities of $4,000 or more
people. One person in each super
viSOral district, five in all, will win
prize in the form of an order
for merchandise on this store for
800 each. and five other con
testants will each win orders for
$50 worth Of merchandise. These
orders are of special value, for
the winners can take anything in
the store up to the amount of the
prize-furniture, music or any
thing for household equipment.
Seven hundred and fifty dollars
worth Of goods will thus be dis
tributed from this splendid stock,
making a grand total of
On the award of prizes orders
will be issued by the Press on
the Delozier Furniture Company,
the goods to be selected and taken
at the regular prices before Janu-
ary
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Fine Aea1Glence fOI

Fine Residence for Sale
One Of the finest homes in the city
Is offered for $4500, half cash, wei
adapted for boarding house, close In
Is too large for present owner. In
quire at Press office or of any real
estate agent.-Advertiseme
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
CITY AND VALLEY
Trustees Kept Busy

The city trustees are to meet again
Saturday to consider the many Ques
tionS pressing on their attention.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

Buy today at 6Oc per share-you'll make Is
per cent profit over night # you buy outright
pay all cash. But suppose you make your
money 60 further-pay 10 per cent down.
per cent per month"; Let's figure what 500
investment will do on that basis. 500 will
swing 1900 shares at &c per share. 10 per cent
Of 60c-and the profit on a l0c advance on
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Fine Farm House

r. NJ. Strange is erecting modern
ungalow on his ranch one mile north
of the city. The building will cost
S25Q0.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

Join US now and make two profits. one on the
raise in price, the other on the dividend. You
can't find safer investment mighty few are as
profitable. We buy land by the acre and sell
it by the lot build houses at wholesale sell
them at retail. And we're operating in two Of
the fastest growing cities in the United States
Los Angeles and San Diego. Ask the All
Night and Day Bank. Los Angeles. about our
standing.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

An unusually good assortment Of
Christmas trees. Valley Hardware
Advertisement. If
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Rags Wanted

Wanted-Clean rags suitable for
cleaning machinery. Imperial Valley
Press.
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
$3.50 Worth of Prizes

There is not a dollar of initiation
in this. There is not a string on
one OF these prizes. from the
greatest to the least they will be
given by the Press according to
the announcements made, as the
result stands next Saturday night.
There will be
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Studebaker "35" Auto

for the Great Dollar Daily to give
away this magnificent car, repre-
senting the very latest word in
automobile construction, was
called an audacious procedure,
and while the contest went slow at
first, it finally became evident that
the inevitable had happened and
there was to be a grand stampede
at the close to win this magnitl
cent prize. second to this was the
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19
Don't Forget

Don't Forget
Kelly keeps the best Of everything
in his Hne-ornamental stock. garden
and flower seeds, bulbs, ETC., alfalfa
seed the best ever. Kelly's Nursery
west Of postoffice.--Advertise
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

have as that the sun sets in the weSi.
but nevertheless, think before you say.
al have Won.'
Imperial Valley press., 1912-12-19

1900 shares is $l6O. $leo profit on 500
investment over night.
And get this point straight from the shoulder
Mr.. Investor. STANDARD Building" stock is ad-
vancing because the assets behind it simply
COMPEL an advance Our recent financial
statement showed surplus Of over 100000.
Remember,