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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-25
EcOs de las tiestaS pauias.

AUSTIN. Texas. -Por primera
vez desde hace varioS amos, Sc &c
lebr6 en- esta ciudad ell aniversa-
rio de nuestra independence. La
fiesta tuvo lugar en- ell Peace
Park" reinando en- ella el mayor
orden. Tanto ell Is como ell 16 hu-
DO magnifcos conciertos y gran
des bales, y Sc pronunciation elo-
cuentes discusses. Entire los ora
dores figure ell Mayor de Ia Gu
dad, quien tuvo frases muy cor
diales para Mexico, diciendo en-
ire otras cosas que anhelaba yer
progresar a nuestra raza y ocupar
altos puestos, ash como que prom
to fuera una bella realidad la
pacifcaci6n de Mexico. Termin6
diciendo que como representante
de Austin, Sc sentia honrado en-
con nosotros ell aniversa-
rio de nuestra emancipation poll
tica. e COrreSponSGt.
MurtiudGje, TerGs.-Las fes-
tas en- este lugar Sc celebraron
jubiloSamente, Siendo de sentlrse
quo hubiera una nota discordan-
te. Uno de los asistentes, mas co
eScaso, a las Ia. m. del
Is empez6 a lamar alaridos, y sa
su pistoIa dispar6 con ella
aire. Dos empieados policiacos
aprehendieron al escandaloso, y
como Varios individuoS QuiSieron
impedirlo, aquellos montaron al
preso en- un autom6vil, alejando-
Sc v~iolentamente. Entonces uno
del monitor sac6 SUI pistola y en-
pez6 adisparar sobre Ia maquina,
la cual sufri6 algunos d~esperfec-
tos.
Como Ia autoridad guerra sus-
pender la fiesta a causa del escan
daIo, Ell Sr. Casimiro F. Flores Sc
hizo responsible de ella, ponien-
do de su parte cuatro policias,
que fueron los Sres. Juan y Jose
Angel Castillo, Hipolito Villa
rreal y Pablo Perez.
Ocuparon la tribuna las itas.
Consnelo Cara, Eleuteria Rodri
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Carranza ovacionado.

Ell jefe rebelde NEWSSTAND Ca
rranza, que arrib6 a Hermosillo
la semana pasada, fue aclamado
ell viernes como Presidente de la
RepGbIica por los revolucionarios
de Sonora.
Embellishments empeZ0 a die
tar 6rdenes, nombrando al cabe-
ella Oregon comandante en- je-
fe de las fuerzas del Distrito Nor
tie, que comprende los Estados
de SinaIoa, Sonora J Chihuahua,
y los Territories de Topic y Baja
California.
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Tampoco Diaz les gusta,

Con las terminates declara-
clones hechas por el Oral. Felix
Diaz en- Paris, acerca de que figu
rara como candidate en- las pr6Xi-
mas el~ecciones presidenciales, en-
Washington Sc ha puesto en- el
tapete de la discussion Ia persona
lidad del sobrino de su tic, yaun-
que en- los circulOs ofciales Sc TO-
man tales declaraciones como la
seguridad de que Huerta no sera
candidate, va Sc dice que Felix
DiaZ tampoco sera rec0nocido 81
resulta electO, por no ser perso-
ma grata para el Gobierno anne
ricano.
Por 10 visto no son e~lecciones
IegaIes 10 que Sc busca, sino un
Presidente que Sc amolde al gus,
tc del TIC Sam. 7 eIlOs a impo-
nernos condolences Y n~osOtros q
no dejarnos, va yeremos Qujen
CANA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-25

que era saba que su obligation
estaba en- obedecer a sus superio,
res.
Dijo ademas que cuando reel,
bio orden de salir para ell Jap6n,
tenia entendido que voIveria tan
iluego como terminara la comisi6n
que Sc lie contrib, y que creia que
su estancia en- Paris no seria
larga.
Interrogado sobre 81 ell Presi-
dente Huerta apoyaria su candi-
datura en- las pr6XimaS eleccio-
mes, declare que no; pero que el
tenia confianza en- su triunfo por-
que sus amigos estaban trabajan-
do con ahinco en- su favor. Mani
fest6 tambien su Optimismo por
10 que toca al future de Mexico,
diciendo que estaba SECURE de
que no muy tarde Sc restablecera
Ia pa.
Hablando Sobre SUI ito don Por-
frio, dijo que 10 habia dejado en-
B~iarritz en- IN estado de salud
a pesar de Sus ochenta
y tres amos, siendo ell Gnico nal
que lie aqueja una sordera que
dia a dia es mayor, y que esta
dispuesto a regresar a la patria
tan luego como la paz Sc resta-
blezca, aunque con ell caracter de
simple particular.
Durante Su estancia en- Euro
pa, eli Oral. Felix Diaz ha estado
delicado de salud, pueS aUn no Sc
repone de los rigoreS de los tres
meses de prisi6n que sufri6 en-
San Juan de Ulua.
Uno de sus secretaries, hablan-
do tambien con IN Representative
de la prensa, manifesto que la
fra reception de que fue objeto
Ell Oral. Diaz en- los Estados Uni
dos Sc debi6, mas que a ninguna
otra coSa, a las sospechas de que
Ia mission que 10 llevaba al Japon
cOntraria a este pals. Ter
min0 diciendo que DiaZ, 81 llega-
0a a Ia Presidencia, procuraria
buenas reIaciones con los
Unidos.
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Otro mexicano muertO.

Fl dia II muri6 en- Runge, Te-
Xas, a manos del policia Gilbert
Zowarka, nuestro compatriota
Santos Ramon.
ZOWarka Sc present6 a las au-
tOridades, decIarando que mat6 a
Ramon en- defensa rropia.
AunQue hasta ahora no 10 sabe-
mos, es probable que Zowarka
haya salido en- libertad baio fan
"a de mil pesos.
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Pesquisas.

Sc desea saber ell paradero de
los Sres. Felipe Mendoza y Me
yes Mu1os de Mendoza, quienes
en- Diciembre de 1911 residfan en-
San Benito, Texas. La persona
que de informes suyos reeibira
como obsequio una suscripci6n a
LA PRENSA, por I'm ano. Diri-
girse a Ines Soria. R. 7 Box
172.-SanA Antonio. Texas.
1m.-9.-4-13
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dole las instruceiones de su Go
bierno para que Sc respetaran las
vidas e ~intereses de Sus naciona-
les, Y Ell Sr. Cuellar lie dijoque Sc
dirigiera al Supreme Gobierno,
que era al que correspondia ell a.
sunto.
7 en- cuanto a Ia salida de los
americanOs del pals, cast le solt6
la tonadita aquella:
Sc van porQue quieren
Nadie los detiene......
900
-iY Gregorio Cortez?
-Bueno Y sin novedad.
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guez, Paulita Gonzalez, Julia Cue
ira, Julia Castaneda, Micaela Ro
driguez, y Ninfa Riojas, y los
Sres. Jose Contreras, Manuel Ro,
driguez, Amado Martinez, Abra-
ham Rodriguez, F. Valdez, An
selmo Flores, P. Capetillo y c. F.
Flores, siendo todos muy aplaudi
dos. Ell COrTespOnsal.
Seguin, TerGS. En- esta ciudad
los festejos patrios Sc vieron con-
curridisimos. Ell programa pre-
parade por Ia Sociedad Amigos
del Progreso" Sc llev6 a cabo lu-
cidamente.
Ell dia II Sc terminaron las ties
tas, habiendo un paseo civico en-
la manana y otro en- Ia tarde. Lo
Gnico que VIC NAL fue que huble-
ra dos celebraciones. I'm sascr1p
tor.
SGn AnqeIo, Las festas en- es
ia poblaci6n terminaron como el
rosario de Amozoc. Todo iba per-
fectamente bien, pero ell dia II,
en- una rIna que Sc suclt6
por asuntos ~politicos fueron apu-
naleados dos mexicanos, siendo
de bastante gravedad sus heridas
La policia no ha podido efec-
tuar la apprehension del o de los
culpables.
DiUey.- La celebration en- Dill
ley Sc vic muy concurrida por los
mexicanos tanto de la poblaci6n-
como de sus alrededores, merecien
do la aprobaci6n del p1blioo todos
los nGmeros del programa.
La noche del 16 tuvieron una
disputa Romualdo Gomez y Boni-
facio Santos, muriendo este a ma
nos del primero, quien lie iniri6
una terrible puhalada.
Gonzalez. La colonia meXica-
ma de este lugar celebr6 digna-
mente ell 103 aniversario de nues
ira independence, habiendo fgu-
RADIO entire los ndmeros del pro-
grama IN paseo civico que agra
10 b~astante por 10 bien dispuest0
Iue estuvo.
En- la tribuna, tanto las senori
y ninas como los sehoreS que
Ia ocuparon, estuvieron muy elo-
cuentes Y fueron aplaudidisimOs.
10 Qnico de lamentar en- esta O.
casi6n es que algunos individuos
fue habian ofrecldO contribuir
para Ia celebration con cincO o
liez pesos cada uno, faltaron yer
yonzosamente & Su promeSa, sin
en- que los hombres que
a su palabra. y mas en- O.
como la presente, no son
dignos de que Sc les con-
como tales. Ell CorrespOn
'dL.
Waco. Las festas patrias ce-
en- la plantation del ST..
Oriscoll, cercana a esta ciudad,
,stuvieron verdaderamente es-
,l6ndidas. FL p1blico qued6 muy
del desarrollo del pro-
y la Junta Patri6tica reci-
,i6 muchas felicitaciones. Ell or
len fue complete. Ell CorreSp0n
al.
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Felix Diaz obedecera al
Gobierno.

Ell Oral Felix Diaz declare Ell
vierneS en- Paris a IN represen-
tanre de la Prensa A~sociada, que
aunque no habia recibido orden
de regrasar a Mexico, estaba Iisto
para hacerlo 81 aSi Sc 10 mandaba
ell Gobierno, pues como soidado
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-25

Sc desea saber ell paradero de
Manuel Lechuga que ha vivido
mucho tempo en- Nuevo Mexico,
y de IN hijo suyo que ha estado
en- S~weetwater Coleman, Texas.
A la persona que de informes SUI
yos Sc lie dara una qualification
de $500 dirigiendose a: Manuel
Lechuga Chico. Arson, Texas.
1m-9-1S-13
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1913-09-25

Uo de los shOs de nuenO Mo ha dcho La Humankind sue powuei gnor. Ell hombe
que no ebuda vWee n una oIc6n my dsna de la de qI que deca media bora maa ala ms
trccfn. e hombre que no pRnsa en- que s Facilitates mMtaRs son Hscephbhs dede sarono Sc
nva de las venatasq que la CHnca lie omce'
Uno d. los emdos mast sdna1mr emp0tants del da @e de las CencasO cItas Ii
srrnuaj6n de 1B tonocnmnnt Y expeiencad de las edds anhuas modrnas eSan al ahance
de mo aqelu que ambGone pseras. e podr de los saweos de es Cnmas esasmbUso &C.
no +shrto habMdad sad yrIma Sc arrmen ne 6ndo de este estno Ell que nmaa cL
ir vdearrkr msf Facilitates mehant al instruction es ell qec con mayor emaa ohene los
fms yreaza ssa spnacOneS 1870 -,.
Made DEBE PRVARSE DE ESTUDAR LAS CIENCAS OCULTAs. Media bora daa
que mapasa poNennmhe en- pa@temp@ ndtes @ bQe Na persona ncena para dednarse
aeta erresa CON- mayor snGUez Y fIHdd sin grandes SACRIFICES pu1e en- POGO tenpo
obtnerb 10 mas binanesr esutados. TNs uants han mprnddo sncamente este etudo es
tan granderemea tEfechs E HpnHmO enac como dearwIu Ell ohr mental: como haer
apcdon@m para la ca de- Intermediates y my especial para eumar vns como ell del alcohol
ell de fmr ell Ella mufna V ohps E Magnesmo Personal pme al acnce 6t dOs Ell seeo de
Ia Influenza: Ia manea de nHur nfuencEr a oh@ personals a cmbar ss ideas opmins en-
favor lie uo mBmo ya oener snm8 c0qUstr amor y af@OS Ger ell sop oer de au-
gesu6n.
Para demosuarc Guam nande empmtnn s este eTuho he@ mpwso gasando gands sl
mas de dnwD IN LIBRO EN- ESPANOL Y ofecemOs rgdarOa TODD aQuaq e Sc teraem co
nomrd oa Nca dele tudo del OrMsno Este boe para I'd para Ods yo uOo que ke
cmta es ell eHuenO dee Hrbhmsy VI Mo de cnmeo
PDALO HOY. NO DELE ESTE ASUNTO PARA MANANA. EE Ola NUNCA LLEGA
Ea opmtnHad no senpe la tendaa su disposition La hcwa de eeEbw encana tata
~ap agad@mNTto no &0da mites No necWSta I'd. dEMner de una intempncn
pr1iepada ps este etudo @ para m6s sin dfti6nd de ducai6oo case
Hano den direction que Wo dms: pude corara Y uemlae en- ell one de u cata y
pongab los sbs necersm para ell porte fHme TODD lie econen1anos QUE nos mandeS drm6n
u raaenae ia su norfrec complete nane9q que mda leewe faclmmt. ST Isl no 10 hce
j pohens enHare nu@to ob@ua adred6n e:
EENTRAl N& OF SCIENCES AND PSYCHOLOGY.
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PICOTEANDO

I'm peri6dico da la noticia de
que Carranza no recOnocera al
Oral. Trevino 81 este lIega a Ia
Presidencia.
iClaro. Carranza no puede re-
conocer mas que a Carranza. Pa
"a ESQ apda armanio la trifulca.
900
HablandO sobre la libertad de
los ocho prisionerOs mexicanos a
uuienes hicimos menci6n la Sc
mana pasada, dice I'm papel que
ash demueStra Colquitt su inmen-
so amor por nuestra raza.
Y tambien pidiendo la inter-
venci0n por h9tmaRidGd, mo es
cierto?
A noSOtrSS va no nos eXtrana
la conducta de Colquitt, sino la
de algunoS colquittistas que ha-
cen aparecer al Gobernador COM
pletamente diferente de 10 que es
en- realidad. Pero no tiene la Gull
pa ell indiO. sino ell que 10 hace
compadre.
900
Blanco va no quiere los billetes
mexicanos, Carranza va no quie-
re ell dinero mexicano, y por 10
-visto va nomas falta que esos Sc
nores digan que no les gusta ell
pabell6n meXicanO.
Al paso que van..........pOcO
tempo mucho fandangO.
900
Un americana que lego hace
POGO de Durango, dice que Con-
treras Y Pereyra no quisieron re-
cOnocer a Carranza como Presi-
dente cuando Sc les present6 con
tai objeto, y que en- vista del fra
case sufrido tuvO que emprender
la marcha rumbo a Sonora, para
yer ST los maytoreniStaS 10 reel
bian meiOr.
No cabe duda que es enorme ell
prestigio de Don Venus entire suS
CORE. .igiOnariOS
900
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LECToR:-Cuando listed Sc d.
RIA a alguna de las casas que Sc
anuncian en- nuestro semanario,
no divide hacer constar que vic el
anunciO en- LA PRENSA.
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Fl agente consular en- GUIANA
juato, Mr.. John B. Glenn, Sc di-
rigio al Gobernador del Estado,
Oral. R6mulo Cuellar, comunican
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-15
" nj. c. A. RALLY DAY


Yesterday general rally day in the interest of a
Y NJ c. A in Ell Centro and this movement particularly
timely
strange that in the pioneer days there should be
neglect of institutions that look to the moral upft of mankind
early here for the disappearance of the
pioneer features and the building of permanent institutions for
the betternent of the
The churches of the various of Imperial valley
thriving and doing splendid work but the churches do not
the leverage young that most desirable and is
Hoped be done through the projected association
Ell Centre is especially young peoples town. The young
without home ties and the strange
finds but place holding out to him continuous well
comehe pool 1t need hardly be said that the
whose whole recreation time is spent pool room is in
a bad way.
IT, now institution be built up which will hold out a
the strangers providing pleasing and uplifting env
along with harmless recreation grand work will be
accomplished
To contribute to the end of making the local Y. NJ c. A.
great requires simply Christian Devotion for
welfare sufficient incentive and business
farmer and mechanic who feels desire to better
conditions should be pleased at the opportunity presented for
aiding the good work.
NJ c. A. stands principles broad enough to reach out
help every faith and of faith and its prosperity
of necessity implies the accomplishment of great good
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-15
OF VALLEY REALTY
Compiled by the Peoples Abstract
and Trust Company

Deeds
Thomas A. and Addie E. Morrison
to ]. A. Morrison, Sc. Il of NE. a
of S. Y of tract 40, 1914, except rail
road right of way; $40 acres; being
Sc. 4 of NE. a of Sc. u of
section 81, 1914, except railroad right
of way.
Quit Claim-Horce E. Allatt to H.
H. Peterson, lot Z, block 80, resubdi-
vision of blocks 67 to 88, Imperial.
Ell Centre Evergreen Cemetery AS
sociation to Mrs. Curtis d. Warde, lot
81, block ga, Ell Centre Evergreen
Cemetery Association grounds.
Mabel Gray to William Crawford,
tract 1872, 1874.
Ell Centre Land Company to Karen
Miller Stolberg, lot 81, block "a, Ell
Centro.
Patent
United States to Edward M. Bur-
nell, lots IL and II, section 81, 1916,
and lots 1 and A, section 36, 1915;
1892 acres.
Easements
Emmett E. Baxter to Imperial
county, right of way over NV. Il of
tract 13, 1915.
Adolph E. Becker to same, 22.5
acres along the south side of S. 1a of
NE. Il and w 1a. of Sc. Il and
lots 1, 2, 3, 13, ID, 2f, section 3, 17-16.
J. o. Biggs to same, 22.5 feet along
north side of west 63.39 acres of
w. u of NE. a of section 10, 17-16.
Harvey l. Bradley to same, over
lot a, 1915.
Mrs. Mamie NJ. Bradley to same,
over lots and 6, 1915.
d. c. Church to same, over tract
60, 1916.
S. F. Cochran to same, over west
% feet of tract $50, section 2, 15-14.
Harry Cross to same, over K. " of
tract 13, 1915.
r. NJ. O'Brien to same, over NV
Il of section 30, 1918.
Lee J. Sturgis to same, over tract
80, 1916.
r. D. Williams to same, over tract
10, 1915.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-15
In the Courts

In the superior court of the state
of California, in and for the county
of Imperial, Hon. Franklin j. Cole
judge. LsAa..
Thursday. December IL
CRIMINAL
PAT. People versus Melvin Prince
Trial and submitted to the jury.
CIVIL
1877. Selena G. Ingram versus J. j
Warren and Bland Pippin-On trial
Friday, December II
CIVIL
1877. Selena G. Ingram versus ]. j.
Warren and Bland Pippin-On trial
1922. James Heatly versus Mrs. NJ.
E., Collier and J. A. Beall-Judgment
rendered for plaintiff.
1866. A. G. Toprahanian versus w.
A. J. Smith-Demurrer overruled; 10
days to answer
1908. H. E. Williams versus Impe-
rial Water Company No. 5, corpora
ton, ct al.-Hearing demurrer of de-
fendant, Edmund Welch, continued to
January 2.
1879. Glenn S. Whitman versus
Charles F. Welch-Demurrer over
iulCu, Az odNS " iiio NCA.
EX PARTE-CIVIL
1920. Oakley Company, corpora
tion, versus Imperial Water Company
No. 5, corporation-Demurrer over
ruled; 20 days to answer.
1884. Imperial Land Company, a
corporation, ct al, versus Imperial ir-
rigation district, ct al.-Plaintiff's bill
of exceptions on motion for new trial
signed and allowed.
1887 Fred o. Hartman versus
Emma Hartman-Set for hearing
January 2.
1119. p w. Birkhauser versus Jay
Peet-Order made to amend answer
by interlineation.
PROBATE
223. Estate of Edward B. Willetts,
deceased-Belle F. DeWolfe appointed
administrative.
It's. Estate of Samuel H. Bragg,
deceased-Partial hearing on petition
for order of sale of real estate; con-
tinued to December 19.
225. Estate of Jesus c. Amador,
deceased-Benito Amador appointed
administrator.
158. Estate of William T. Gonder,
eceased-Additiona proof: order
made for final discharge of admin
istrator.
CRIMINAL
257. People versus Ira Lacy-Hear-
ing demurrer and motion to set aside
information continued to Decem-
Der 16.
247. People versus Melvin Prince
Return and disagreement of jury; set
for retrial February 9.
Saturday, December Is
CIVIL
1877. Selena g. Ingram versus J. J.
Warren and Bland Pippin-Trial;
submitted to the court on briefs.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-15
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE
COUNTY OF RIVERSIDE
STATE OF CALIFORNIA
In the Matter of the Estate of Nazareth I
AlexanIrfan. Deceased.


Alexandrfan, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given, that in pur-
suance of an order of the Superior
Court of the County of Riverside State
of California, made on the 22nd day of
November, 1913, in the matter of the
estate of Nazareth Alexandrian, de-
ceased, the undersigned, administrator
of the estate of said deceased, will sell
at private sale, to the highest bidder,
upon the terms and conditions herein
after mentioned, and subject to con-
firmation BY said Superior Court. on 1o,l 9r
all the right. title, and interest of the
said Nazareth Alexandrian, deceased, at
the time of his death, and all the right,
title and interest that the said estate
has, by operation of law, or otherwise,
acquired other than, or in addition to
that of said deceased, at the time Of
his death, in and to the real property
situated and located in the County of
Imperial, State Of California, described
as follows, to-wit:
Lots Seven (D and Eight (s), SECTION
Twenty-three (23), Township Fifteen
of the San Bernardino\ Meridian, Cali
thereof authorized by Act of Congress
s. SHly ls02 ~ nap nffGos on file in the United
This tract was formerly known as
the Southeast quarter (sEA) of the
Northeast quarter (NEA) of SECTION
Twenty-three (2s), Township Fifteen
S B. NJ, Erroneous Survey.
Terms and conditions of sale: Cash
in lawful money of the United States;
ten (10) per cent Of the purchase money
to be paid at the time Of sale; balance
on confirmation Of sale.
All bids and offers must be in writ
ing and can be left at the office of
Purington & Adair, attorneys for said
administrator, at Rooms 203204 Lorin g
Block in the City of Riverside, in said
County of Riverside, or may be filed
in the office of the Clerk of this Court,
or delivered to said administrators per-
sonally, at any time after the first pub
lication of this notice, and before the
making of said sale.
Dated, November 20, 1918.
c. p. STONE,
Administrator of the Estate of Nazar-
eth Alexandrian, deceased.
daily 1876
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-15
"The Rosary"

How many homes in this city are
gradually being wrecked through the
husband not appreciating the true,
honest and sincere love of a good
wife? How many husbands in this
city are imbued with the spirit of
atheism while their wives, women of
serious conviction regarding faith in
the things of life unseen, sacrifice the
unequalled love of true, honest and
sincere creatures? These are two of
the questions that are forcibly
brought to the attention of all who
witness a performance of "The Ro-
sary," which is coming to the Opera
House next Thursday, December IS.
The play treats great and powerful
subject graphically and in such a way
as to grip the attention every min
ute. "The Rosary" is built upon a
thoroughly modern theme, showing
the influence of thought upon the
lives and we'll being of the men and
women of the present day. Theories
have sprung from this theme that
have engaged the serious attention of
the foremost psychologists, but its
portrayal on the stage has been neg
lected previous to Edward H. Roses
conception of the necessity of such
a play for the American public.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-15
PHYSICIANS
DENTISTS

DIR. WM. u. CARL
OPERA HOUSE BUILDING
Ell CENTRO : CALIFORNIA
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-15
LOPEZ, TRAPPED IN MINE,
TO FIGHT UNTIL END

Bingham, Utah., Dec. 15.--Stimulus
was given to the man hunt in the
Utah-Apex mine for Ralph Lopez by
story told to the sheriffs by Shift
Boss Sam Rogers, who said he had
seen and talked with the desperate
Saturday and the day before. The
work of searching sections and then
bulkheading them off from the re-
mainder of the mine was continued.
While the stories of others who
have told of seeing Lopez were doubt
ed, the sheriffs accepted the state
ments of Rogers as authentic. Rogers
said he had agreed to meet and talk
with Lopez again today, and the time
when he was to enter the Andy tunnel
was awaited with expectancy. Rog-
ers said the fugitive had declared he
would perish fighting.
81 know they have me cornered in
this mine," Lopez is quoted by Rogers
as telling him. "This is my grave.
I've made up my mind to that. l am
not going to commit suicide. l am
going to wait here for the end, and
l shall fight whenever have to. /
could have killed more men than l
have.
"Time and again l have followed
posses in here and heard their plans
for killing me. easily could have
killed one of them. Nobody would
have known I was in here if it had
not been for Julio Corrello and Mike
Stefano, whom / thought were my
friends. If / could kill them both l
would die happy"
Rogers said he met Lopez in the
Andy tunnel, where Lopez slew two
deputies November 20. He said Lo-
pez explained he had to fight at that
time because he was cornered. This
section of the mine is being cut off
by the use of bulkheads from inclines
leading to other levels.
Rogers said after first seeing Lopez
he told Frank Hosking, mine foreman,
of the meeting. They agreed not to
tell the sheriffs until Rogers had seen
Lopez again, which he did.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-15
Notice for Publication
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Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Los Angeles, Calf, Dec.
4, 1918.
Notice is hereby given that Belle X.
Ramage, assignee of George T. Wright,
of FL Centre, California, who, on June
"a 1907, made Desert Land Entry NO.
Section 1S, Township 16 S., Range is E.,
S. B. Meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final desert proof, to
establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before Clerk of the Superior
Court at FL Centre. California, on the
22nd day Of January, 1914 at o'clock
a. m.
Claimant names as witnesses: Jacob
p. Nuffer, Edward A. Perkiss, George
A. Armstead, all of Ell Centro, Calf,
Mary Elliott of Heber, Calf.
FRANK BUREN, Register.
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