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Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
MAINLY PERSONAL

\. w. Swanson is improving daily
and will be on duty in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. C.. Whtescarver art
located at Hotel Portsmouth, Los Ang-
eles.
J. Z. oldham appeared on the scene
today, wholly recovered from his re
cent illness.
F. H. Turk left last evening for Or
den. Utah. where he will celebrate
Memorial day. going thence TO Iowa to
visit a son and returning to the valley
in the fall.
Word has been received by b. +.
Fuller Of The FL Centre National Bank
Of the marriage i'll Los Angeles Of
Frank Wilson. former cashier Of Mr..
Fullcr's bank. Mr. Wilson is now a
teller in the Commercial National Bank
Of Los Angeles. The name Of the
young lady is not learned.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
DixieIand Doinqs

Messrs. Nichols. Sherman and Horn
We're FL Centre visitors Tuesday.
Daugherty & Lewis Of Ell Centre
We're out looking at government land
This week.
4 fine soda fountain is expected soon
for the Sherman Department Store.
The branch public library is growing
rapidly i'll favor. There are now about
sixty readers on the list.
Monday Of this week the editor of
the Sentinel and his wife had a pleas
are neat and attractive in architecture
and Of substantial construction. Every
resident is a booster for his home
town. Anybody who sees the splendid
fields Of cotton and realizes the posi-
hilities Of the community must Ger
tanly have ! good word to say for
DiXieland.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
NOTICE INVITING BIDS FOR CITY
PRINTING

Notice is hereby given that sealed
bids will be received by The under
signed, City Clerk, Of the City Of Ell
Centre, at the City Hall in said City up
to Twelve O'Clock, Noon, May 31st,
1913. for printing and publishing ali
city Ordinances. Notices. and other
matters required by the Board Of Trus-
ices oI the City 0f FL Cenlro to he
published, during The ensuing year
MI bld~, or proposals, shall state
lhe rate per met for first Insertion.
and thr rate per lnch for each Sub5e
duenI Insertion.
The board Of Trustees reserves ltc
fright 10 reject any and all bids.
BY order Of the Board Of Trustee,
lof me CITY Of FL Cenlro.
Dated this 18Th day Or May. 1913.
LANINLA NORTICOTT.
lCily Clerk Of the City Of FL CcnlrO.
BY f. w. BURGER,
m3E2y Deputy
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24

These are bad days for United States
senators who formerly were satisfied
to uphold their own and the dignity Of
that august body without any too fire.
quent association with such annoying
things as constituents. Now that the
constitutional amendment providing for
direct election Of senators has been
adopted bv the required number Of
state legislatures, many OF the men who
have been 'senatOring" for many years
and want to keep their jobs are taking
calisthenics to develop the hand shak-
ing powers Of their right hands. Also
they are preparing to take an active
part in the congressional campaign
work which heretofore has largely been
done by the representatives, who were
compelled to depend on the people for
their jobs and not on members of the
various state legislatures. The sem
atOrs are now in the same boat with
the members of the lower house and
the way they are hustling about with
big ideas and helpful hints is really
ludicrous when one remembers the old
days when such things We're drawn
from naughty senators only by means
of dentists fOrceps. And what's more,
the senators not only are seeking a
larger representation on congressional
campaign committees. They are going
down deep into their pockets for real
money.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
roo LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR EXCHANGE-Owne of $4,000
piece of vacant property in heart
of Los Angeles wants clear farm in
Imperial valley. viii exchange. AL
SO owner of $4,000 residence on
best corner of Long Beach. Will ex
change for Imperial and assume rea-
sonable amount ]. A. KELLOGG,
owner, Ell Centre for 10 days. x26
WANTED-Reliable woman to care for
child years old. Board, house rent
and some salary. Address BOX SIG,
FL Centre. f26
FOR SALE-At once. good mules.
1000 and 1900 pounds; good mares,
1900 pounds each. Must sell at once.
Ell CENTRIC MUSIC co. x26
FOR RENT-16O acres all in alfalfa,
212 years 55 cows for sale; so head
young stock; so hogs. d. X. GOODE.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24

s. one Of the good old time programs,
with five fine pictures "a Girls
Stratagem," 1.-The Artists Trick" ain
the Land of Cactus. "Coaling Battle
ships at Sea" and "All on Account of
a Transfer" Usual programs will fol
low nightly.
* - X
Will Stock Saiton Sea. Frank Rich :
mond has received letter from Stale
Game and Fish Commissioner II. |.
Pritchard. offering to furnish fish for
stocking SaltOn sea from Tulare lake,
which is gong dry. The varieties of
fered are catfish, crappie, perch, lake
pike, etc. The people are asked to
take the fish from The ears and place
them in the water.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
Last MEETING Held.

Last Meeting Held. The-last meet
/ ing Of the Womans Ten Thousand
| club before the vacation period was
held at the home of j. II. Garrcn
Thursday afternoon. Only the neceS-
sary business was transacted, OWING
to the bereavement in the home of our
member. Mrs. Niolette Campbell.
X X x
Lose Their Baby. The year-old
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. George +.
Dixon died last evening at o'clock
Of measles,~both the mother and child
having been suffering for some days
with the disease. The funeral will be
held al the family home on Olive ave
nue al 9 80 tomorrow morning.
x
A. the L. and S. Tonight. There
will be presented tonight at the L. and
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
NAV End Strik q
way ETIU oIFTNS
v United PRESS ASS0CI IATIONSi

by UNITED PRESS AsS0CIATIoNsl
SAN FRANCISCO. May 2i.-Thr of
fer Of General Manager !. \. Britton
If the Pacific Gas and Electric Com
pany to treat with the striking en-
ployes for settlement ofs difficulties
through three representatives, Of each
craft Were submitted today to a refer
enrum vote The result probably will
- l-p.,,-n NI,nIav
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
Early Amber Cane Seed
Poultry and Feed
". J. Driggers
6O7 9th ST., Ell Centre
OISI.iG
tScrinl \o. O!SI:,6.-Not ConI Lands ,
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Serial No. O1S136
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR.
Y. S. LAND OFFICE, LOS ANGE
LES, CALIFORNIA.
Notice is hereby given that Peter j.
storms of Seeley, Imperial County,
state of California, assignee of Mar
shall S. Phillips, has filed in this of
nee his application TO enter under the
provisions of Sections 1906 and 23O7 of
the Revised Statutes of the United
states, the Tract So, located in sections
"a, 10, p and 23. Township 16 South.
Range y East san Bernardino Merid
ian.
ANY and all persons claiming ad-
versely the land described, or desiring
10 object because of the mineral char
acter OF the land. or for any other rea
son. 10 the disposal TO applicant should
hle their affdavits of protest in this
office on or before the goth day of June
1918.
FRANK BUREN, Register;
Q. r. w. ROBINSON, Receiver
Notice to be published in the Imperia
Valley Press, El Centre, Cal First pub
ication Nav IA. 1918. iiIn15
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24

Rev. A. w. Williams, pastor. Ou
Of regard to the request of Mayor
Norton no services will he held in this
church tomorrow. 1t is expected tha
services will he resumed June ! will
our quarterly communion with recep'
ton of members June s. Look fol
announcement of musicale in the
church some evening next week.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
NaA 4 and I a~

[BY UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONSI
WASHINGTON. May 2i.-Senator
Chamberlain of Oregon has introduced
a bill in the senate authorizing the
entry under placer mining laws Of lands
valuable for sand, gravel or brick clay
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
CITY AND VALLEY

SHOWS Prosperity. The Galexicu
chronicle has added greatly to its
equipment by installing linotype.
x y
Fve-ounce Figs. w. r. Carey has
pinned the pennant to his fig trees.
which have produced two figs this wear
WelghlnS five ounces each. He brought
10 this office today ten figs weighing
ii ounces.
Conference Postponed. The fourth
quarterly conference of the Methodist
church, which was TO be held Monday
night. has been postponed. by order OF
the district superintendent, Rev. Alfred
Inwood. who will come some time later
and hold the conference.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
Five passenger Rambler for sale here
or exchange. Ed ROyce.-Adv. II

Elmer A. Todd will receive piano
pupils for summer class al any time.
studio Davis Bulding.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24

This a0W introduce Mr.. A. B. Curtis Curtis
of La JoHa Strand this being subdivision
The La JOla Strand situated about miles from the
City of San Diego and about reeQua1ters of mile from
postofce IN La Joo This property along the ocean
front and is VERY DESIRABLE for residential purposes
Mr. Curtis has been leadng estate men for the
past eight gears and is considered competent
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24

ALAiFigaa, .isks ths ssEtIaasRR jvaW
EaNssa. syHa spgpts the sun. Kissed
l0sks~--v. but ti,s r0ars Of Laughter
made him stop.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
How Much Do.IYou Weigh?

Don't you think you should weigh than do? The who
weighs most trouble
we suggest plan which will enable you
Buy Mcdonald Piles
will have
satisfied if have checking the
railroad
to neighbor could
neghborhood perhaps negbor willing
weighing produce No
equipped if it lacks scales.
IL should conclude to buy of Mcdonald
PleSS They the
and have established enva
simplicity Mcdonald Ptle
hundred than other
material
Why should incur the of digging and cemeng brkg
when the Mcdonald Pit
purchasing scale first thought should
few
equal than its Everything that
the the Mcdonald
nzed the on the
On short notice supply Scales VARYING in
be
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
CHURCH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Church Of the Brethren
First PRESBYTERIAN Church

There will be no services at
church of the Brethren Sunday.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24

We Of San Diego feel that Of Imperial Valley
and best NeighbOrs, and you
We going to ask you in gard play
bat before read the fooaUing
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24

beieve the fact that ne hare established of
bank at La JOa Ould be eUdence faith
that location.
consider that district of the vey best surrounding
Diego in fact beiere the VERY of seaside resorts
Property purchased there at right prices should be a SFLEN
DID INVESTMENT. La JOUa has suffered up time fo,
proper railOay facilities bit fortunately this
by placing La JoNa MODERN ELECTRIC eouipem
and considerable interest sOu in that
locality by reason OF that fact
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24

Mr. Curtis has been jend and q Of the aude
signed for ererdl years past. Mr. Curtis is marketing tract
hnO1rn La JOd Strand ach of the CHOICE SUBUR
BAN BEACH PROPERTIES of San Diego We do not beiepe
that he cOud mepesen anytng and take great pleasure
being afforded the opportunity gng him this letter Of
naendotiOn
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
A JoLLA STRAND BEACH

n. d % % " |
EDGAR BROTHERS REALTY COMPANY {%p
WE HAVE FURNISHED COTTAGES TO RENT Block n
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24
rresI svss, "rHs wiNssws %
fHe soUL,"

tell their stery Of unalloyei bliss. Pis
thus we contribute to the happiness OF
thousands. Or, more strictly speak
ing, our delicious soda does so. 1t Is
unrivaled. Absolutely pure, of choicest
tlavors. 1t is refreshing in the highest
degree, and always delightful to the
palate. Only the most select. purest
juices used.
OLD MISSION CONFECTIONERY
legakes Bros, Props.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24

We hare received adrces that Edison Storage Battery
Cars hch being made for Orange ~ J U be loaded
Friday MAY 16) this aceek They THE LATEST and
BEST CARS mdde They pH troue Is miles hOur and drar
trailer 35 miles hOu 1t is intention to increase
trains the La OUa road until there c be practically eUerN
ho hen the serve to yO strand U be better than any
ont Of the city.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-24

FROM letters from best banks the title company tn
President of ralroad
The original of each and erefy of these letters
IN the Ell Centre National Bank and for Inspection
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-19
INTERNATIONAL
news BY WIRE

LONDON, May l2.-The repre-
sentatives of the Turkish govern
ment and the several Balkan na-
lions who have been entrusted with
the task OF arranging the peace
terms with the assistance of the
powers. arrived here today They
are now in conference and there is
every reason TO believe that the
meeting will be productive of more
satisfactory results than was the
case when the ENJOYS talked peace
on previous occasion.
An outline of the proposed terms
has been drawn up by the repre-
sentatiyes of the several European
of settlement will meet with the
approval OF all of the nations in
yolved.
TOKYO, May 12.-Irritation over
the California land legislation is in
creasing throughout the country. All
the political parties have sent depu-
tations to the premier and TO the
foreign minister. asking them to
adopt measures TO preserve Japanese
treaty rights in America
The Constitutional party has pro-
posed an anti-California boycott and
the chambers of commerce here have
telegraphed to similar bodies in San
Francisco and Los Angeles and else
where, asserting that the result of
the legislation will be disastrous
for trade between the United States
and Japan.
SALONIKI, May 12.-One hund
red Bulgarian soldiers are dead and
300 are more or less seriously in
jured as the result of head-on col
lison which occurred short dis
lance north of this city today. Each
of the two trains carried Bulgarian
soldiers. and they were running at
a high rate of speed when the
smashup occurred. The trains were
practically demolished. and the Won
der is that more of the passengers
We're not killed.
The troops We're headed for their
homes in the North. after having
been almost continuously at war
with the Turks during the past sew
eral months. A relief train is now
speeding toward the scene of the
wreck with doctors and wrecking
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-19
SPORTS BY
TELEGRAPH

ST. LOUIS. May l4-Walter John
son, the sensat' onal twirler of the
Washington American league team.
established worlds record during
today's game with the St Louis
Browns. During the game he was
on the mound for the Senators for
one and two-thirds innings, and dur
ing that time not a run was made.
The record for consecutive innings
by the opposing side is now John
sons. his total being 80 2-3 innings.
Johnson's work during the 1913
season is acknowledged to be one
of the reasons why Washington is
making such strong bid for the
top during the games played so far.
On Tuesday Johnson shut out
st. Louis by score of 2 to 0. Sun
day, at Chicago, he shut out the
SoX by a score of | to o.
CINCINNATI, MAY 14-At the
of the National baseball
commission here yesterday. 1t was an
nounced that the decision had been
reached TO reinstate John King, for
mer Chicago catcher. who has been
purchased by Boston. Killing, who
failed to report with his team on
time, claiming that he was prevented
from doing so because of press OF
bus ness matters, is in good stand
ing. according to the decision of the
and is reinstated without
penalty of any kind
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-19
Of INTEREST
TO ALASKANS

SEATTLE. May 70 According to
the future governor OF Alaska. who
is now in this city on his way 10
juneau to take up his duties, there
is the likelihood that the Wicker
sham Chamberlain bill will be pass
ed by congress during the present
session of the lawmakers. in spite
OF the opposition which has deyel-
oped. Major Strong states that the
administration, as well as many
members of the national lawmaking
body, favor the passage of the meas
ure which is now under discussion.
and that strong pressure will be
brought to bear in order to secure
its passage.
The members of the Alaska leg 5
lature. who arrived here during the
past week from Juneau. are having
the time of their lives as the guests
of the city. The members OF the
Arctic club and the New Seattle
Chamber of Commerce have taken
the visitors in hand and they are
kept constantly on the go day and
night
WASHINGTON. May 12-That
there can be no betterment of condf
tions in Alaska until the coal lands
have been opened to development. is
the belief of J. G. Jammatt. of To
ronto. treasurer of the Alaska North
ern railroad, who appeared before
the senate committee on territories
today Jammatt declared that the
federal government has interrupted
the development of the Northern ter
ritory by Withdrawing coal lands
from entry in 1906. and he assured
the committeeman that under the
conditions which have existed since
that time there has been no incentive
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-19

apparatus
MADRID, May i2-Therc is eener.
nj rejoicing in this CITY today over
the safe return OF King Alphonso.
who was absent for several days.
Gurns which tim" he was the guest
of the French government at Paris
The ne Is enthusiastic over the
reception given him hE President
PoinCar" aud the Frersh peaplc
generally. and he speaks in high
praise Of the efforts which were
made 20 safeguard hs life during
the tim" he was on French soil.
Upon his return the king was
greeted by thousands Of Ioyal sub
jects, and the day has been one of
continued iollitv and merrymakiug.
LONDON, May 1&-If the latest
scheme of the suGraSettes is car
ried out. the people of England will
nave the opportunity within short
lime Of witnessing a demonstration
which will eclipse the world in
point of magnitude ana unique fca-
lures. The women plan to gather
their entire strength and To march.
100000 strong. throughout England.
advocating Votes for women a they
pass through the country. And as
an additional reminder of their pres
ence they propose to make the gen
eral public support them on their
journey.
Adyices received from ireland to-
day state that the home of John
Dillon was stermed yesteray b.
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-19

for capital to carry GU projects
started and under contemplation
prior Ia the action of President
Roosevelt.
Dispose of the coal land prob
lem sat sfactorily." said Jammat.
and there will be no difficulty about
railroad building The Alaska North
crn Will he extended just as soon
as this yeXing question is settled.
and there is the probability that We
VII build all of the wav to the
Yukon river. II is certain that Wa
will extend our tracks to the coal
fields Immediately following favorable
action by congress. Further than
that. if is undecided whether the
road will be extended into the Kus-
kokwtm or toward the Yukon by way
Of Fairbanks"
Jammatt opposed the construction
of a government railroad. Geclarin"
that such course would be unfair
to the men who have invested mil
lions in private enterprises. and who
are willing to spend more if given
the opportunity.
SEATTLE. MAY "a According 10
rrnnr e. Io-to ,haro !. ,,~,1,,.
mi. ,,a, pr,,,;do,t y,-;,sa, III, VI,
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The major SAYS that he called on
the President at the White House
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GENERAL NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH


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ta.-a. ~ aus .a'r jobs which leaves
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.a..r# zo~ t.raHs .a' re-" MAYOR bas
ra-.. II. -....e p. Instead. AMI has
.aa. demand '- the en-
=1EaH- submit mir aittertneez
p. arr Without .Hrfhar par
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.=5 E, sos looks a- though the
companies #5Ufd he .ofee# - arhi-
'r.ta
EE- ..E-z.- o. m" rTr j. he ealE
= -a# ahs L. has occurred
aH4= f,e trouble.
t.!.. 400 E.# ~ #hs tWo-day
conference IL lrasrrs~l}" Bequht-
.a#- Nl5-. ..aglr.t in This cry on
Saturday. Tas Adjourned late th.s
afternoon. aui The party leaders are
nov return ne 10 the capital and to
rh.5" bones I'm various parts OF the
The Alaska citizen. (Fairbanks, Alaska) 1910-1917, 1913-05-19

,
." '''''
Ms report may he PttteA III IN"
hands of the interior department at
tho earliest possible date. rs a SUI.
Flemeut ~ the reports of the iuyesti
-atious which already hav" been toH-
Quoted by he government
SPRINGFIELD. III May II Tn
proposed amendment to the state
constitution providing for the initi8
tive and referendum was defeated ir
the assembly by one vote.
SACRAMENTO. Nav 1t.-Tn fer
nal reuly to the note of Secretary
% state BRYAN reque sting that h.
veto the alien land bill recarft,
nasSod hy the STATE LEGISLATURE Gov
arror 7abrson has informed the nj
rinistrafion that il is his intention
10 sign tho measure dasritr The
protests Of The federal government
"A1fhourh fIled vim tho hiebest
resrnrt for Yourself and for Pres
don't Wilson wired the governor n
Rry9r his afternoon II must r.
fusa IN ,omnly Win yorr raaues.
NJ. duty ~ my state rnn,Beis mo IL
aoDroye the action Of the legislature =
"4',' - nv ~ 'i''' y. ~ - u
tho state dsuartmant that tho sitr..
lion tas poet acute and demanded
drastic oction or III. mart of The
st.ta. otr.r..ise # would ta fmnoss.-
.t4a - ras,,ta.n tho foreign residents
~, lion, tho lin is aimed The sec
-. y, - further assured that the
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