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Arizona republican., 1913-08-31
Arizona Copper.

The report of the Arizona Copper company for the half year shows net profits of $9S1, 1,12O, out of which $569,- 960 dividends were paid. leaving a balance of $411.16O and making the total surplus $6O7,64O. The company has spent $2.011.91O constructing it's new smelting plant The production of copper for the half year was 1S,- 5G6 GOO pounds.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31
U. V Extension,

United Verde Extension is carrying out the original development program which was adopted about a year ago when new financial interests, headed by James s. Douglas, now general manager of the Greene Can anea, took in hand the operating end
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

We thought the accident at Clifton was a sad one, but a dispatch from Bangalore, India, states that fifty miners were killed, when the cage in which they were riding in the Mysore gold mine fell to the bottom of the shaft. This is an appalling toll of life and happened in a few seconds. But whether it is under ground, on the sur face, or on the water, these sad acci- dents will happen and are the unavoid- able things in life
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

The editor of this department is Esratified at the almost daily express sions of appreciation of the care which is being taken in the preparation of news of the development of the mines of this state and of the progress being made every where in the introduction of improved methods. The latest eX- pression we are glad to note came from the president of the University of ATi- ZOnd.
 Ajax.
 Some employees who left the Ajax mine and came to town reported the closing down of the mine. But on in quiry by telephone by the way of Flor ence, the report was found to be utterly incorrect for the places of those leav- ing had been filled and in fact an ad- ditionaI force had been taken on the work will be pushed with all energy possible to point where cross cutting will be commenced to the vein.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

 Youva a Our  beauty
 
  Mail Order House.. St,
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

The Typoite was at it again last week for "kaolinized" he had ''coalin- ized', now wouldn't this make you hot.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

F. C. Dean has withdrawn from the partnership of Dean Bros. & Banning and is associated with Wm. Curry, is sinking the shaft on the Silver King mine that was started and abandoned by Dean Bros, Wall & Duffy. The ore on this stringer is lower grade than anything that can be found around the King. However, it seems to be getting richer in silver as depth is gained and may yet prove to be a bonanza stringer
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

Dean, Banning & Co, who are oper- ating the Old Alice Bell, now known as the Reliance-Montana group, have opened up a body of ore. which sur passes anything encountered since the palmy days of the King. The Reliance ledge is from to feet in thickness, but will average from to feet At a depth of 100 feet. it is all ore between walls, running from low values to three thousand oz. in silver, from high grade streak on the hanging wall side
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31
Red Rover.


 The Red Rover has just made the richest shipment of ore since the mine was opened up. Yesterday a car load was billed to the Copper Queen smelter at Douglas that sampled ,421 ounces in silver and 57 6-10 per cent in gold This property has certainly shipped some very excellent ore over an extended period and unquestionably the property is going to prove satisfactory prOduc- CT for a long time to. come.
 Silver King District. MesSrs. Johnson and Marvel, 1essees of the Fortuna have the Richardson tunnel cleaned out and newly timb- cred. This tunnel is in 250 feet at this point encounters a fault cOursfng at right angles to the tunnel. For the full distance in the working, high grade ore was found. The Iessees are now driving on the fault line where they again expect to encounter the ledge and a continuation of the high grade ore i Some of this ore has returned up tc several thousand ounces in silver, $25 gold, and 10 per cent copper. This ore was found at a vertical depth of 100 i feet below the surface and was mar row streak from ? to inches in width l It is the intention of Messrs Johnson and Marvel to continue the WorkinE about 800 feet further or until they in | tersect the east and west Fortuna ledge where there is evidence of a large Ort shoot on the surface. The Fortuna under proper development has the feat ures for proving up highly satisfactor fly.
Arizona republican., 1913-08-31

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Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
COMING EVENTS

-Tonight's program at the L. and ).
includes the special two-reel feature
The Power of Silence." also The
Public and Private Care of Infants"
and "A Days Outing"
Celebration of completion of san
Diego road at Mountain springs
w ednesday, April 9
Williams Jubile Singers. Wednes-
dav. April 3, at Holt Opera House,
under the auspices of the Epworth
League of the El Centre NJ. f. Church.
Signal Chapter. OE.S. will give a
card party at Masonic hall Friday,
April 4. at $50 D. m; so cents a score
card.
The regular meeting of the wo-
mans Ten Thousand Club will be held
next Thursday afternoon, April 3, at 5
o'clock. at Davis hall; leader, Mrs. R.
=. Vaile; topic, Ten Thousand Club
Ideals;" civic, Mrs. Violette Campbell,
assisted by Mrs. Griswold; social, Mrs.
Kennedy; philanthropy, Mrs. McKusick.
There will also be some musical num-
berS.
-W.C.T.U. will give a badge and
basket social at the Silsbee school
house Friday evening. April 4.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01

appearance. ID is a German invention
and. instead of bullets, it shoots gas
which temporarily blinds and chokes
the victim.
The cartridge used contains several
ingredients, which, when exploded,
combine to form a vapor of a peculiar
character. The gun itself differs very
little in appearance and mechanism
from the ordinary double-action re-
volver. 1t holds five cartridges.
The action Of the vapor may best
be imagined by considering the position
OF the person shot at. The appear
ance Of the weapon. the report and the
flare of the powder combine to con-
vince the victim that he has been shot
at with an ordinary tirearm.
His eyes and mouth open in surprise
and the gases generated by the COM
bnation of the chemicals envelOp his
head completely, penetrating his eyes
and affecting his sight.
For several minutes he is practically
blind. simultaneously the mucous
membrane of the nose and throat are
irritated and the victim SneeZes and
chokcs For a minute or two the vic
tim finds it almost Impossible to
breathe.
1t is obvious that no individual.
even if he We're as strong as Hercules,
would be in position TO put up much
of a fight while in such condition.
The shotleSs gun is intended princl-
pally for the protection of tourists,
commercial travellers, doctors, cyclists.
automobilists. bank officials. postmen,
Matchmen and policemen.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
Pink Chiffon Corset Cover

Tie newest corset covers are dreams
Of lOVeiince>. according tn Anna RIi-
lenhouS. She tells Of them as fol
lows
"HaV- you seen those enhancing hi
tie under blou,e- made TO make Wo-
men more allurln- than ever? They
are a new device, a whm. a caprice
If fanciful.and artistic age, but they
are a credit tn the inventor. They
have a sensible basis on which to stand.
because there T. strong need Tor
them The first ones brought out are
If pale tlcSh pink chiffon, cloth
trimmed. with a little lace. less rib
bon and more roses. And such roses
Not The kind that Grow on hedge or
branch. but made in the Workrooms
by fingers which fashion leaves and
tendrilS and buds with care and Ger
tainly love, or the flowers would not
Ne 50 attractive
THE bodice is "a substitute or an
addition TO the usual corset'coNer. The
latter has grown more ornate every
month of the last two years, since
ion. First the ordinary embroidered
kind was dropped for thin one thai
was trimmed with lace. The next step
was to change the shape by lowering
The neck line back and front, which
could easily b" lone after the advent
O1 the faShlOndbir low corset, WHICH
rarely extends more than three inches
above the normal waistline.
Then muslin gave way 10 all-Over
lace, shoulder straps went out Of eX
istence and armholes disappeared. The
new shape was straight piece OF
material Eassed around the body under
the arms and usually slipped over the
head because OF its attached shoulder
ribbons.
After women We're Injured to the
idea that transparent blouse called
for thin and fancy corset cover they
began to look about to see what fabric
could be used to the best advantage.
They tried silk, but il was not salts
factory, as il gave too definite an i'm
preston of what il was beneath the
blouse and looked like a lining.
1T was in this way that some one
stumbled on flesh pink chiffon cloth
as an admirable fabric, which is al
most as cobwebby as chiffon itself.
but has better wearing qualities, for
ii is woven out Of stronger thread
when IT was made up in a simple
manner ii had no character. 1t did
not really conceal the white chemise
heneath and it did not give any definite
color to the blouse above. Flowered
ribbon was used in small bows or as
a band run through long buLtonhOles
that We're placed above the figure, but
this idea proved too colorful and did
not look especially well under all kinds
Il an accepted idea"
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
Eqypt's Debt to EarthWorms

llarpcr'S Weekly The fertility oi
the valley of the White Nile is re-
nowued. British scientific surveyors
report that It's remarkable productive
ness j. due in large part to the dill
@ence of carthWorms, which have Heeh
digging il for thousands of years. t'h-
SnrVationS are recorded showing iI1t
.iurin" the active six months rlf each
wear the castings or the WORMS hrnt%li
to iii" surface there 0.u"uHi 10 aHuN
2i0.uu0 pounds an acre. Spread rE
evenly. this would make an appr"ciJAir
annual LAYER Darwin estimated l'lil
the castings of five years in Eu-t'l'
would cover the whole kingdom Wa
a layer of new earth an inch thick.
in the Nile valley the layer would
doubtless be thicker We're the worms
equally numerous and busy. as appears
to he the case. because The proportion
uf nun-arIhlc land there j. much less
ihan in the British isles. lt must bc
remembered. also. that IN addition 4"
the beneficial service of Slirrln" mp the
soil admitting air and water more
easily. and bringing deep deposits lo
the surface. there i constant fer
liiZation effected by the vegetable mat
Ter dragged into their burrows by lhr
worms. much Of which il left to decay
where il will do the most good.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
New VARIETY Of Dates

MECCA. April Five hundred date
offshoots Of the famous khalasa Varl.
etv. also known as the "Quintessence:
are now on their way to the COachelIa
valley. A portion OF these will be
planted near Durbrow by the West In
dia plantation. corporation, and the
remainder will be distributed among
private individuals who have land III
the valley and contemplate going into
the date industry on a more or less
large scale. In addition 10 the above
named variety, the shipment includes
about fifty specimens of other varieties
from the Persian gulf.
II is interesting to note the expert
enceS and difficulties encountered by
Paul B. PopenOe in securing these of
shoots. The home of the Khalasa is
iiofhuff, capital of Hasa The Turkish
government refuses entrance to all
Christians. but a native was secured
who for remuneration braved the
dangers and secured about 400 Off
shoots. Two camel loads Of these were
stolen on his return journey. In the
Sem1ll valley Of Oman a small number
OF khaiaSa palms were found among
man! Fdrd palms, and about 100 off,
shoots We're secured from there. The
300 which Mr.. Popenoe has succeeded
IN obtaining will enable Coachella val
ley growers to test this most delectabIa
OF all dates. Al least. it is 80 rec0r-
nIZed in Persia.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR sALE-6-year-old horse, weighs
about 800 pounds, well broken family
horse. Also new tent, 12x16. CHAS.
PARKER, Clark's Livery Stable x287
FOR ExCHANGE-On 20 or 40 acres
alfalfa, 5-room house in Los Ange-
les, modern in every respect. gas.
electric lights, built in effects, ga
rage, fruit trees, lawn; no debts or
mortgages. Good residence property
on Lorena heights. Address BOX
IT'S, Ell Centric. x284
bay mares with spots
in foreheads and two white feet each,
and colt with spot on forehead and
four white feet. r. MORT, box 12,
Heber. x2S7
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
Notice to the Public

! have moved my office as justice Of
the peace to the Office of the Westside
Land Company, 5101e Main street. next
to the telegraph office, where will also
be associated with Mr.. j. t. Wight in
The capacity Of agent in the insurance
and real estate business; and where
shall be glad to greet all my old friends
and form many new acquaintance.
Respectfully, |. Mayfield. Phone Main
29-AdvertiSement If
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Not Coal Lands-O6SOJ)

Department of the Interior, U. s.
Land Office at Los Angeles, Cal, MARI
1S, 1913.-NOTICE is hereby given that
LiVONA Y. SISSON. of Ell Centre. Cal
lfornia, who, on June %, 1910, made
Desert Land Entry, No. O6SO5, for Tract
80, Township Is s., Range IA E., S. B.
Meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make Proof, to establish claim to
the land above described, before the
Clerk of the Superior Court of Impe-
rial County, at Ell Centre, California, on
the 2Sth day of April, 1918, at O'Clock
p. m.
Claimant names as witnesses: Joseph
b. Morgan. w. w. Skinner, w. r. Gil
mour. H. o. Sisson. all of Ell Centro,
Cal. FRANK BUREN,,
apr23 REGISTER.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01

Exclusively devoted TO Stomach, Di-
gestion, Nervous and allied disorders
such as rheumatism, Heart, Liver and
Kidney diseases.
a system of Rational Rest and fsO-
lation, with selected diet, Massage.
Baths and Electricity, to increase nu-
triton and elimination. Little or no
medicine given.
DR.. n. FULL LER,
S33 Title Insurance Bldg.,
Los Angeles, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
NOTICE OF MEETING

The annual meeting Of the members
of the Imperial Valley Cotton Crow
ers' Exchange will Be held at the
county court house in the city Of Ell
Centre. Monday, April z. 1913, at 10
O'Clock q. m, for the purpose OF elect
ing board of directors and the tran
saction of such other business a. may
properly come before such meeting.
B. F. MCDONALD, President,
c. w. BARTON. Secretary. 2a7
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
ALABAMA MINSTRELS
ARE AGAIN IN THE CITY

The Alabama Minstrels are in the
city this evening for their annual ap-
pearance, and at noon they gave their
characteristic parade. This company
needs no Introduction to the people of
Ell Centre, for their fun making pro-
clivity is well known to everybody.
AS usual, their tent will be crowded
this evening to its full capacity.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
MAINLY PERSONAL

Clifford Harrison has gone TO Los
Angeles to close up GOOD sale Just
mada Nv the Harrison Land Company
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
CITY AND VALLEY

imperial Club Party. The Imperial
Woman's Club will give an entertain
ment and card party April >, at the
Auditorium, to which all are invited.
New Combined Harvester. Ed Nc
NulIan of Seeley has received new
combined harvested with auxiliary en-
gine. which propelS the threshlng ma
.chinerv independently of the cutting
mechanism. II is claimed this improve
ment makes the machine great grain
saver He expects the harvest to begin
bv May 10.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
Home Made Rrooms

Here to stay. Imperial Broom
Works is. now prepared to supply all
demands from home grown corn. D. p.
Observation-Disclosures tt
Imperial Valley press., 1913-04-01
Wires.

underground Wires. XIV eTslut
Pressl: All phone lines are to be put
under ground at FL Centro. The tele-
phone company readily agreed to the
arrangement and IT is expected tnas
tbe electric wires will also be ordered
put in conduits. The desert city Is Ger
tainly developing along the most ap-
Droved municipal lines
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
Get the Church Habit,
Minister Advertises
In Want-Ad Columns
MisIsid-Quantity Of Silver Coins
Owed TO the Lord Another
Of His Notices.

NEW YORK, oct. 25.-The Rev.
Frank H. Eberight, pastor Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church at
milestone, L. /. believes that ad-
vertising is as necessary in church
work as in business. His views on
advertising were shown in this ad-
vertiscment which appears to-day
in The Whitestone Herald:
stolen, strayed, lost or mislaid;
"Missing-Last Sunday many fami-
lies from church,
"Stolen-Several hours from the
Lords day by great number OF peD-
pie.
"Straved-Half hundred lambs;
went in the direction of no Sunday
SCHOOL
"Mislaid-A quantity Of silver coins
owed 10 the Lord.
Wanted Scores of young people.
When last seen were walking Up
sabbath Breakers Lane which leads
to NO Good
"Lost--A lad carefully reared. Not
long from home. Supposed 10 have
gone to Husk Lane, Prodigal Town.
ANY person assisting in the dis
Covery Of the above shall In nowisa
lose his reward,
"Whitestone NJ. e. Church. Get
the habit"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
LAFOLLETTET To.
Be ENTERTAINED
BY LOCAL CLUB
Young Democrats Plan Banquet
for Wisconsin Senator, Who Ap-
pears Here in lyceum Course.

Plans for the entertainment of Sen
ator Robert NJ. LaFollette on Novem
Der were launched Saturday by off :
Gals representing the Young Mems
Democratic Club OF Fulton County
The entertainment will be given In
connection with Senator LaFollette's
appearance in the Lyceum course.
The banquet for the Senator will
be held at either the Capital City
Club or the Hotel Ansley, and will be
attended hy so or more members of
the Democratic Club in addition to
prominent citizens of Atlanta.
Colonel f. ID. Thomas, president OF
the club, will preside, and the only
address of the evening will be that of
LaFollette.
Senator LaFollette left Washington
SATURDAY on his tour of Southern
cities He will speak on Representa- =
tive Government" at the Baptist Tab
ernacle in Atlanta
While Senator LaFollette's lecture
VIII be the opening number on the
Lyceum course for this season, there
VIII be nine other big attractions, in
Guiding Detective William J. Burns,
BenJamln Chaplin, the Kneisel Quar-
tette and Frieda Siemens, Chicago
Glee Club, Shungopavi. the Great In
dian Chief Magician, Hettie Jane
Dunaway, presenting THE Lody OF
the Decoration" and Sidney w. Lam
don.
There are still about 500 desirable
season tickets which may be had BY
calling at the Alkahest office, 415 EN-
ptre Life Building, at the season tick
ct rate of 81 to 50 for the ten attrac-
tons.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
Alabama Patronage
Tangle Up to Wilson
President Expected to Settle Federal
Appointments on Visit
to Mobile.

MONTGOMERY, oct. 25.-The ques-
ton of Federal appointments in Ala
bama may be solved next week when
President Wilson attends the Southern
Commercial Congress at Mobile.
Until this week il was generally un-
derstood that r, p SANFORD. of ope-
lika. had been slated for the office of
District Attorney for the Middle Dis
trct Of Alabama. An unexpected OPP
position developed in that Senator John
H. Bankhead Is known to have favored
Tyler GOODWIN, of Montgomery.
If this pe true. it is generally believed
that Senator Bankhead would oppose
any other selection of the President ca
the floor OF the Senate,
The situation promises to be a conflict
between Frank p. Glass OF Birming-
ham. and Senator Bankhead that will
affect other Federal appointments over
the state. Senator Bankhead left
Washington wednesday and will be on
the ground when President Wilson ar
rlves. The President. by getting in
close touch with the political status, eX-
poets to clarity the mudGle.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26

the whole jury, which is composed Of
peasants, who all hate the Jews and
are only too eager for an opportunity
to harm them. Everybody is indig-
nant. but everybody also is convinced
that the unfortunate man viii be con
demned. After this happens, II is in
evitab,c that serious troubles will en-
sue
"Rememhcr my words. we are on
the eve OF revolution which the kien
events will hasten.
South Russia in Ferment.
There is tremendous feeling of
suppressed excitement among the pop
ulation All over South Russia the
conditions are extremely strained and
causing great anxiety The most dis
quieting news was received yesterday
from ODESSA, where the police had
the greatest trouble to prevent gem
eral massacre of Jews by the frenzled
population. who have been fed with
this wild legend of a Christian child
being killed by Jews for ritual pur-
poses.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
Georgia Commerce
Body Opens Offices
State Chambers Headquarters In
Hurt NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Cam
palgn Is Planned.

The Georgia Chamber Of Commerce
has opened permanent headquarters
at Nos. 101r2-3 Hurt Building, At
lanta's newest skyscraper. Expert or
ganizers ufder A. w. McKeand, Of
Detroit, Mich, are cooperating with
the executive committee of the cham
Der in putting the organization on it's
feet.
An educational campaign is being
conducted throughout Georgia pre-
paratory to the whirlwind subscrip-
ton campaign which will take place
simultaneously in every city and town
in the State on November IS. The
Georgia Chamber of Commerce idea
Is meeting with an encouraging re-
ception in every section.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-26
ANNIE RUSSELL
|S|NDORSEDBY
DRAMA LEAGUE
"She Stops to Conquer" Is Es-
peciaIIy Recommended by
Critical Organization,

The Drama League Of Atlanta took
it's first significant step as a critical
organization Saturday. when its bull
letin indorsing the plays Of the Annie
Russell old English Comedy Com
pany, which will be seen in Atlanta
this week, was issued. Particularly
does the bulletin indorse SHE StoOps
to Conquer" which Miss RusselPs
company will present for three per-
formanCes.
The league has dismissed other
plays which have come so far this
season. without comment, considering
none of them worthy of a bulletin.
OF She Stops to Conquer" however,
it says:
AS performed by Miss Annie Rus
sell and her able company. She
Stops to Conquer is not simply a
classical masterpiece that ones lit
erary conscience urges one to attend,
but a brisk and sCintillatlng comedy
that calls forth spontaneous laughter.
The acting shows true humor, with
out travesty or farciCal treatment.
Even young NARROW, generally pTig,
becomes really human. The delight
full eighteenth century manners are
intelligently and skillfully portrayed.
The stage settings are accurate, I'M
obtrusive and in good taste"
Endorsement of THE Rivals" which
the company will present Wednesday
night, is also included in the bulle-
tin.
The league, with its mission of fos-
tering the best in dramatic produc-
tons has established the policy of
passing by without comment those
plays that its members consider I'M
worthy.