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Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-02

and women in different occupations,
and il enables them to recommend 4
combination Of foods that are cheap bnt
at the same time sustaining.
The apparatus itself is six and half
feet square and Of the same height.
There is a window in the side to permit
light for reading or studying. couch
tu permit the subject to lie down. a
pipe through which air enters and
another through which it is expelled.
The expelled air is caught and its com
ponents analyzcd. for part of the food
You eat is expelled with every breath.
The heat given off by the subjects
body is weighed and measured, and
then carried off through a rbass pipe
that has a current of cold waller run
ming through it, The heat absorbing
>err, of copper disks that are sold
cred t. it. The method i merely tn"
reverse of that practiced in bringing
heat into 4 room hy the hot water
method. In one. the cold water car
rlcs il away: in the ,other The hot
water brings it in. The exact amount
of heat expelled from the subjects
body is measured by the flow Of cola
water. one caloric of heat being neces-
sary to raise kil"graIn of water !
degree centigrade.
"lnportant discoveries have been
made through the respiration caIurimc-
ter" said Dr. Lanyworthy. at ha,
been determined definitely Just how
much food il needed to supply the
normal body with energy enough -
permit of great mental and physical
labor. 70 every one carlorie Of heat
given off by the body it is necessary
TO eat i've calnries Of food. Mental
work. it has been discovered, results
in as much loss Of muscular energy
a. muscular work itself
Experiments are now being CON
Quoted to determine Just what a2ricul-
tural products or combination of agri
| cultural products produce The most en-
crgy and heat in the human body. The
| fact that cheese is an excellent food
stuff for all purposes Of building mp
the body instead Of a mere condimcnt
was discovered by The calOrimeier.
an conducting the experiments. The
| subject is treated as if he was 4
| steam engine, needing the heat kind
oi fuel. The food given him is treated
! as fuel and The amount of energy which
he derives from it and the waste is all
carefully measured 4 percentage ia
/ hle of the fuel which raiiaieS The
4 most combustion is made, and the
! percentage Of the mans efficiency.
guided by 2 standard Of 100. is com
I piled.
"A small portion Of the food eaten
i utilized by the body for building
and repairing tissues and the perform,
ance Of physiological tasks in general.
But by far the greater part Of thr
food is used as a source of energy for
! the performance Of muscular work.
both external and internal. and fpr
maintaining bodily temperature"
! 50 if you want to know Just how
much energy YOU Use up in a day.
and Just what fuel is best for You.
come on down and get in The calori-
meter. Il will tell you.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-02
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior, u. S. Land
Office at Los Angeles, Cal, May 6,
1918.
Notice is hereby given that Arthur
T.. Frampton. of Seeley. California, who.
on March 4, 1912, made Homestead en-
try, No. 0149S4, for Tract SO, Township
Is and l6 S. Range II E. 5. B. Meridian.
has filed notice of intention to max q
to the land above described, before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Imperial
County at FL Centre, California on the
18th day of June. 1913, at 900 o'clock
a. m.
Claimant names as witnesses: John
w. Spargur, John II. Huff, Daniel Boon.
all of Seeley, Cal, and John b. Davis OF
Mobile, California.
FRANK BUREN, Register
I'm. V. Press, L. c. Republication. Not
coal lands. June 3.
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WOMEN

Women Of the highest type,
women Of superior education and
refinement, whose discernment
and judgment give weight and
force to their opinions, highly
praise the wonderful corrective
and curative properties Of Cham
berlain's Stomach and Liver Tab
lets. Throughout the many stages
Of woman's life, from girlhood,
through the ordeals Of mother
hood to the declining years, there
i, no safer or more reliable med
icine. Chamberlain's Tablets are
sold everywhere at 25c a box.
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O1SI38
tScrInI No. O1SI36.-NDt Coal Lands. !
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Serial No. O1S136

Serial NO. O1S136
DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
U. 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
flee his application to enter under the
provisions of Sections 1906 and 2307 of
the Revised Statutes of the United
states, the Tract Sc, located in sections
IA, Is, % and IS, Township 16 South,
Range IL East San Bernardino Merid-
ian.
Any and all persons claiming ad-
versely the land described, or desirin e
to object because of the mineral char
acter of the land, or for any other rea-
son. to the disposal to applicant should
file their affidavits of protest in this
office on or before the goth day of June.
1913.
FRANK BUREN, Register:
o. r. w. ROBINSON. Receiver
Notice to be published in The Imperial
Valley Press, FL Centre, Cal. First pub
lication May IA. 1913. jun16
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sTUOY|NG HUMAN BEINGS
As INDUSTRIAL MACHINES
fRr uNITRp PRESS Assec1ATIoNsI

tE1 GNiIED PRESS ASSOClA IoNSJ
WASHINGTON. June 2 Man j. jus!
, machine. II YOU do not believe t.,
ask The federal department of nutrltNr
investigation. = part of lhe bureau oi
chemistry. Or. &. F. LangwerthY. VINO
j. chief of the department. will tel
you. and give facts and figures 70 prove
it, that Your anatomy Is just like any
ether engine. You have a maximum!
capacity Of 50 many foot pounds of
energy, and Ia generate this. q certain
amount Of fuel is necessary. The best
Kind of food or fuel to be used varies
with the individual engine. and nr.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-02

CITY shalI, at Tho lima NJ iisiBs the
general tar levy, and liz thH manner for
such general TAX levy provided. isvy
and collect annually each year until
said bonds are paid, or until there
shall be sum in the Treasury or
said City, set apart for that purpose.
TO meet all sums coming due for the
principal and interest on such bonds
tax sufficient to pay The annual in
terest on such bonds. and also such
part Of The principal thereof as shall
become due before the lime for fixing
The next general tax levy; provided
however, that if the maturity of the
Indebtedness created by the issue Of
the bonds hc made 10 begin more than
one year after the date Of issuance Of
such bonds, such tax shall he levied
and collected at The time and in the
manner aforesaid. annually each year.
sufficient TO pay The interest on such
indebtedness as ii falls due. and also
Ia constitute sinking fund for The
payment Of the principal thereof on or
before maturity. Said taxes shall be
in addition to all other taxes levied for
municipal purposes, and shall be col
lected at The same time and in the
same manner as other municipal taxes
are collected. and be used for no other
purpose than the payment Of said bonds
and accruing interest.
Section Z. That HE proposed in
debtedness of Fifty Thousand Dollars
| $50, 900 90, including all other in
debtedness already incurred by said
City for municipal improvements. will
not in the aggregate exceed Fifteen per
cent Of the assessed value Of all real
and personal property Of the City Of
| FL CentrO.
Section 8. The Polls Of said cleo
ton shall be opened al six (G) o'clock
i'll the morning Of the day Of election.
and shall be kept open until six g
| o'clock in The afternoon Of said day
when the polls shall he closed: pro-
vidtd, however. that if at The hour of
| closing there are any other voters in
the polling place. or in line al tho
door. who are qualified 10 vote and
have not been able to do so since ap-
pearing. The polls shall be kept open
a sufficient time TO allow them 10 vote
But no one who shall arrive at the
p0lling-place after six On o'clock IN
the afternoon. shall be entitled 70 vote
| although the poll, may he open Wh"I
! he arrives.
Section .. Tile ballot, Il hc u-cd
al said election shall be printed ii
HE following form:
NJ. ...........
INSTRUCTIONS TO VOTERS.
To vote on a question or proposition
stamp cross y in the voting square
after HE word "IES" or after the
word no" All marks except the
cross ~ are forbidden. All disln-
gushing marks or craSurcS are forbid
den and make the ballot void. II ym
wrongly stamp, tear or defacc this bal
lot return il to the Inspector of Elrc-
ton and obtain another.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-02

hereby approve The foregoing Or
dlnance No. 9i This 21th day of May,
1913.
JOHN NORTON.
President of The Board of Trustees
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Of liln CIiy Of El uanlru,
STATE or CALIFORNIA, J


sItTE DF ENLlfOHNlti
County OF Imperial } sB,
City of Ell Centro,
|. Lavinia Northcott. City Clerk Of
the City Of Ell Centre, do hereby GER
tify that the whole number Of members
ofthe Board Of Trustees Of the City OF
FL Centro. is five, that the foregoing
Ordinance No. 81, of the City of FL
Centre, was passed and adopted by
vote of two-thirds (2-3] Of all the
members Of said Board Of Trustees at
a regular meeting held on the 27th
'day Of May, 1913. hy The following
vote. io-Wit.
Ayes, Burger. Escrcr, Sprouse, Nor
ton;
Noes, None;
Absent. Swanson
And that said Ordinance was introduced
at q meeting Of said Board held al least
five days prior 10 its passage.
WITNESS my hand and the seal OF
the City Of El Centre, this 21th day
Of May, 1913.
SEAL LANINIA NORTHCOTT,
City Clerk of The City Of FL Centre.
BY Il. w. BURGER,
Deputy.
Approved this 27th day of May, 1913.
JOHN NORTON.
President Of lie Board Of Trustees
of the City Of FL Centre.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-02

Shall the City If FL
Centre incur bonded
debt in The sum ~ Fifty
I Il Gus and Dollars
$4,000. 90 for the
purpose If acquiring.
constructing. and com
plotting certain revenue
producing municipal i'm
rrnVement. t0-wil: Mu-
nicipal water works and
water system Of said City.
for The purpose of fur
nishing and supplying
water tn. The City Of FL
Centre. ana Tie inhabit-
ants thereof, including for
such purposes The acqui-
sitiOn Of lands, water
rights, rights Of way. ana
1.-The construction Of aIue-
ducts. bitches. canals,
reservoirs. distributing
system, pumping and
puritlcatlon plants. and
other works necessary
| therefor?
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA.

LOunty n Imperial, =.
City of FL Centro.
the civ Of Ei Ceniro, do hereby GER
| Iify HAT The foregoing Ordinance No.
81 of The City of FL Centro was duly
signed hy The President Of the Board
Of Trustees ana afterwards, on The
2.th day of May. 1913. duly approved
10y the said President If the Board "
Trustees Of HE City or III Centre.
WITNESS my hand ana lie seal "f
said City of FL Centre His 21th day
of May. 1913.
! l1~EAL LANINTA NURTHGUTT
! City Clerk Of the Cily Of FL Centre.
BY +. W. BURGER.
Deputy.
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Examination 0fYOurEyes

is no pcrflnctory performance here.
We 90 about lie work scientifically
and do il thoroughly. In that way only=
can your sighl needs he accurately y n
lcrmincd. In filling YOU with glthA \
we consider The features as wei
your vision. And the moderate pflyA
we charge is for specially ground
lenses. not window glass pressed 10
look like them.
DR.. KYLE MacBRATNEY,
Room 7, Holt Opera House Block.
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ST\TE OE CALIEnHNIN-

ILOlIlITN ~ TWUHrIaT. -.
City uf FL Centre.
!. LaNhia Norlhcol City Clerk Of
til" City Of FL Centric. do hereby Ger
tifN Ilal the foregoing j. 4 fun. true
ANA correct copy Of ordinance No. 81
Of The City of FL Ccnlro. as the same
was passed adopted and approved Oh
he 21lh day of May, 1913
SEAL LANINIA NORTHCOTT.
City Clerk Of the City of FL Centro
+. w, BURGER
JuncS Deputy
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-02

Elmer \. Todd will receive piano
pupils Tor summer class at any time
Studio Davis buildinc.-Adv. If
Imperial Valley press., 1913-06-02

Highest cash prices paid for hides
and peits. Green's Bakery < Market
Adv If
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-13

too aDpasent e coll foe asUument. II
would u Just - senGlhls - Just ~
dsfepaikle for the state @ HlAintain tNO
collaSsG Of smedicine. two colleges OF
law. two colleges Of dentistry, Or two
colleges Of pharmacy - to maintain
two colleges Of engineering. Yes. and
It would be just ~ sensible for q mOr.
chant to purchase At great expense q
building across the street from where
he IL now located. remodel It at large
cost. All It with an Identical stock Of
goods and full complement Of clerks,
bookkeepers. stenographers. elevatos
men, ETC., and enter into competition
with himself.
These institutions. individually and
collectively, are tho property OF all the
people Of this state. not the property
Of the respective faculties, students
ana alumni. Tho board . seeking to
serve the whole people, BY defining
definitely the field Of work In each In
stitution. thereby causing each to con-
centrate its EFFORTS on q particular field
and thus become greater than ever be.
fore.
vote to reverse the boards action
il a vote to perpetuate needless du-
plication in engineering. now costing
the state many thousands dollars per
annum ana which ultimately Will mean
an Increased annual expenditure OF
public funds of at least $4,000 per
wear. in salaries. equipment. interess
on investment, and fixed charges.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-13

no better. They told mo there was No
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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-13
F,NANc,ER HARRIS WILL.

The will of Ernest E. Hart, decea sed
financier of Council Bluffs, carries with
It lesson in finance and business
forethought for every man with de-
pendent families. The tagedy of fort
unes being wasted by heirs or their
husbands incompetent to manage prop
erty has become SO common place that
the foremost thought upon the death OF
DER as to how long his estate will last
in the hands of the succeeding genera
ton. 1t is only the few who are care
full enough in their management OF
property during life that make any
provision for its preservation after
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-13
Why T,po Engineering Schools?

their services in the commercial world.
The equipment of engineering depart
ments Is not only expensive. but It u
constantly going out OF date. Every
body knows that the up-to-date ap-
paratus Of today is on the scrap heap
tomorrow.
The boards position is that the state
Of Iowa needs but one engineering col
lege, and that one ought to be first
class and thoroughly up-to-date: and
when the state has provided this it has
done its whole duty.
A study Of the statistics Of these two
engineering colleges from the date OF
the founding of the college Of applied
science at the university shows:
First-That approximately so PEI
cent Of all of the engineering students
are enrolled at -Ames, and that Ames
would therefore seem to be the natural
place for engineering In Iowa.
Second-That the decrease from the
high point in engineering attendance
in 1907 has been twice as great (32.5
per cent? at Iowa as at Ames 16.S per
cent? and that the same differences
in favor Of Ames exist in all divisions
civil. electrical, mechanical and mining
Third-That If the 16s Iowa students
were At Ames. the enrolment would
be Increased only 2S.S per cent. and
would total 75S. or only forty-nine
more than the high water mark at
Ames in 1907. when the buildings were
fewer and the equipment less; ana
that therefore the major portion OF the
sum expended in salaries at Iowa could
be saved by concentrating engineering
at Ames.
Fourth-That the attendance has In
crea sed and decreased turnout the
years uniformly, tho not in the same
ratio. showing that both institutions
seem to be controlled by the same nat
,,ral law, and not by some artificial
factor.
Ffftn-Ti,at tine SALARY cost per stu
dent the past eight years has been
331-3 TO III per cent more at the uni
versity than at Ames.
Sixth-That the salary cost per stu
dent at Ames has increased the past
eight years 50 per cent. while 1t has In :
creased 15a per cent at the university
Seventh-That sentiment Is costing
the state Of Iowa s111.31 per annum FOR
each student enrolled in engineering at
the university In salaries alone, 10
say nothing about the collateral costs
which are considerable.
UP to the Legislature.
Shall this waste be continued and in
creasedo The waste is not only in
money. but IL is in effort as well. AS
a dsting uished Iowa educator mas Put
1t, ''Why should the state Of Iowa ex-
pend its greatest educational energy
at the points OF greatest competition
rather than at the points, OF greatest
need?" The demands Of the institu-
tions are many and urgent. We can not
adequately meet them II we waste
cent 1t is for the legislature to decide
whether or not these expensive duplt-
cations shall be perpetuated and In
creased The board has voted TO put
a stop to them at once.
The folly Of this sort Of thing seems
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The Stran,pile
Agricultural Advisors.

Agricultural Advisers.
Several Of the counties In western
Minnesota are taking the initiative IN
AGRICULTURAL education this year by
placing in the field competent trained
axrtculturists ~ agricultural advisors.
At first such an act SENS to be rec
IGNITION Of poor farming methods in
the county. and somewhat OF q slur at
the local farmers. This. however. 10
not the case. There are 90 many
phases to the farm problems that any
one at all familiar with farming real
ICES that no one man can know all that
ia necessary to know about farming to
operate a farm up to its highest eff
cheney. Just as the large business
CORPORATION needs the advice OF an at
torney in drawing up its working
plans. and the assistance OF competent
bookkeepers and specialists in carrying
out those plans, so an agricultural
community needs the advice and as
s!s.ance nf the very best trained minds
along the various lines OF agricultural
development.
The effort of the agricultural coll
lege will be to direct this work along
practical lines, to employ competent
men, and to use the whole force OF the
college and the United States depart
ment of agriculture to back up these
feld men and help them to work out
and improve every farm problem that
comes up for consideration. so far as
present information will aid in solving
the problem.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-02-13
NEVERTHELESS IT'S IMPOSSIBLE.
Des Moines has conferred bene

Des Moines has conferred a benei,
upon the world that fades" that OF
the commission form of government
which everybody knows was born in
Des Moines and nursed by Jim Berry
hill and Sid Foster in relays as those
two other old ladies. Sairey Camp and
Betsey Prig used TO work together
when they were so dispoged"--Des
Moines has sprung new marvel, how
10 live on 9 cents a day. The average
cost OF meals at the municipal lodging
house is reported to be cents. On 9
cents 2 day Des Moines stuffs its
municipal dodgers to repletion.
l, is a record in this day of high liv-
ing and high cost. II would be fine to
see the "nenu for week" II would be
interesting to interview the dodgers. II
the thing can be done without buryins
the dodgers every nine days-that is the
period of starvatior-it is something
We ought all to know about.
But is it so impossible as il seems
Take the section hand at his sl.2o to
$3.50 per day. Give him five children.
That's seven in the family, unless per-
haps the mother or father of the wife
or hunband may live with them. d.
vide s1.25 by seven. That's about IS
cents apiece. Split the IS cents into
various items OF coal. clothing. rent,
doctor bills, and other necessities out
side OF food. Subtract the sum from
the IS cents and if there is over
cents a day per person left for grape
fruit and porterhouse steak and straw :
berries out Of season You can keep the
Change.
II can he done because it is being
cune-but it is impossible just the
same.