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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1913-07-24
The Markets
WnlI Sired

tBy Irsscd Wire 10 rs,onlng Herald.

tBy Leased Wire Co Evening Herald
New York, july 2f.-Today's early
stock market presented curious con-
tradictlon OF conditions. most Of the
potential issues showing heavy tend
ency. while various spccialtios made
material gains \ prominent feature
was New Haven. which declined 10 a.
new low record. hut coon recovered 10
fraction of yesterdays close. Baltl-
more and Ohio, which declined I u 4.
also made partial recovery. can.
Smelling. Cotton on and Colorado
Fuel displayed some heavincss' Poo
pies Gas was stronges' OF tho spec
ialiics, its rise approXimating four
points Biscuit Beet sugar Amori-
can Tobacco aud $500" gained from
~ to over points
Trading was duh and professional.
Ia government bonds, 3's ana i's fell
io low record prices
Fairly large buying orders gave the
list an appearance of activity and
strength at mid-day scarcity of
stocks on the previous decline also
disclosed strong technical position
steel. Union Pacific. Reading, Ca-
nadinn Pacific and the Coppers rosl
from ! 10 I e above yesterdays close
before realizing small profits Go check
the movement.
The activity OF the noon hour was
soon followed by relapse To the
dizziness OF the forenoon. bat prices
e,inced no tendency to rcccdc. on
the contrary. most OF the active issues
Improved their positions
Closing prices ON the principal
stocks were as follows.
AmalgamBted. 7ONs
Sugar HISS,
Atchisun. 9s.
Northern Pacific. t0sN
Reading. i6i
Southern Pacific. g2N.
Union Pacific. ttaA
steel. S.
steel preferred. t06 y
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stir well before and while using.
Spr Ting alone where the inscc' 81
on crop a. not tu Toe depended up
on q" control this insect Il rs only
IL last RESORT. The cleaning up meas
urcs and uro at trap crops are 10 be-
pruciiced for The best results
-. T.. MERRILL
station EatomuloRist
July 22 1918
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Champaign. fll july 24-Chineso
students in middle Western univer-
stiles win hold their annual confer
cnce az the UNIVERSITY 81 Illinois from
August 20 To September 3. President
Jane has extended The use OF the
grounds, building and athletic nclds.
Chang Ying Tang. Chinese ambassa-
dor 90 the United States, Il expected
To hc the principal speaker.
About $50, including fifteen ~
more girls. viii attend The object Of
the conference II a. make The chit
neso students. who come from Nari-
ous parts ct China acquainted with
eneh other SO that when they go
back home they can work together 20
better advantage Athletic contests
VIII include tennis. soccer swimming
aud track events. Literary contests
viii also be held.
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Nuw YORK, July 2i--Coppcr firm;
standard spot, sii0O a $3.50. oloc.
trolytic. ttf.7S n 1881; Lake. tiiS7
a. $500; casting sif.50 o. Si462.
Anthony dun, Cooksons, $50 10
1853
Iron steady and unchanged
Lead uulot. sf.2O, ut London. 20
i5s
spoltcr. quiet $3.50 a. $40; at
London. 20 i5s.
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bid. 2 per cent; offered at "a per
cent
Time loans. easter. sixty days 3ia
n 4 per cent; ninety days. ~ at AZ
per cent; six months. So q g.
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The Money Market

New York. July 2i.--prime mer-
camille paper. per cent; sterling en-
change steady with bankers bin sc
st,S335 for sixty DAYS and tA.s6sG Tor
demand bills commercial bills, So
SITS.
Har silver 80 &c.
Mexican dollars, i7c.
Government bonds, weak; railroads,
steady.
Money ON call steady az az per
cent, ruling rate per cent closing
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Santa Fe conner.

(Quotation furnished by Logan a
Bryan. 2 Roard OF Trade. ChlcaRo)
Boston. July 2i--Fifly shares Of
Santa Zee copper were sold today at
IA.
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state OF New Mexico
County at Berualnlo
In the District Court
llolon c. Alexander
Pminiin
W.. No 9t33
John n. Alexander
Defendant
Tho said defendant. John N Alex
andor, IL hereby notified that suit
has been commenced AGAINST him IN
the District Court ln and Tor the
County Qf Bernallllo and State Of New
Mexico hy the said plalntin. Helen
G. Alexander, wherein said plaintiff
seeks AN absolute divorce from the
said defendant on the ground Of cruel
ANA inhuman treatment, and neglect
ON the part of said defendant To sup
port said plaintln according 10 his
means. station IN llfc and ability; that
unless he enters his appearance in
said suit on or before the goth day 81
september, 1919. Judgment by de-
fant thcrcin will be- rendered against
him,
a. y. WALKER.
CLERK.
rs THOMAS X. y, MADISON.
fSeaD DEPUTY.
NJ. y. Hickey, attorney for plnintln.
office and pOsioffice address. Albu-
querque, New Mexico.
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st Louis. July si.--Lcud strong,
fi2gis; speltcr firm. t5.20H5.ggis
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Algy's Mother suppose Ser gii-
tim good fee, sir. fer attcndin' Go
the rich Smith hoy2
Doctor Well. yes. ! get pretty
good fee. But why are YOU asking :
Algy'a Mother Well 'ope ser
Won't forget that my little boy, Algy.
threw the brick thar % I'm, Lon
don Opinion. o.
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Sf,eyO--e-rooin frame qottnHH, noiI-
ern. hot water hent. lnnn. cofners
close In: 1890 caah. haience per
cent.
Sa.eoa-t acros ~ good s1nI near
sawmlll mostly N bearing orchards
two houses. outbulldlpRs; neaP car
line.
"a. 0ee--f-Goom house with haip
large store and dweliing, an on Jos
lsxttg. rented Tor s14.s9 per mo@,h
south broadway, pear shops; $1,000
cash. balance easy terms,
t1.4o0 -~s-fGom etluopI piocfi nire-
ern. corner IN ninhIandA % car line.
&2200--7-room Tsscee and fraNlF
Residence. hath, alccsFie lights; ciaa3
IN. South Hroaaaay
ef.ioe--s-roum bFieh muuten DfFge
porchcs North Second street.
s3009--g-room frame cottage. eipH-
ern; Fourth ward. near car line.
ti.7s0--s-room frame, large lot.
sidewalk. shade and fruit lFerd; s0ullt
broadway. CLOSE Ia; lcrmn
FiftE lNSUilAkCE
MONnx. ND loan
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Cl,Irnvn IA,rsinck.

Chicago. July g.--tloRs-- Receipts
$4,000 strong, generally Sc higher,
bulk OF safes. S9.O0m ass; light, s9.i5
Ass; mixed. &S.S5@s.50; heavy
ts.65@9.35; rough, sS.65ms.S0; pigs
t7GOW93O.
Cattle Receipts 5000; SLOW. barely
steady. bcevcs. t7.tOm9.2O; TcNa,
steers. $500 ~ soc; western steers
f1t0WS.l5. stockers and feeders
&5.50m7.75. COWS and hcifers, 1915 "a
$40; calves. sS25m ii.25.
Shccp--lteceip t0.0O0; strong
generally Zoe higher. native. S5.30 n
b.a5: western. si35u5.35; ycarlings
t5.iOH 7.20; lambs. native. t5.G0m
t7.S5; western. S6.10m 7.S5.
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New York. July 24.--Cotton. spot
quiet; mlddlIng uplands. sl2.t5. gulf,
s12.f0. No sales
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tgLa7is for pork and 81 sew for
lard and ribs.
Wheat July. S6Mc; Sept. N7n
81 hC. Dec. 30 We
Corn--July. size. sept, SEA n
81 &c: Dec. aac.
Oats-July 3SAc. sept, f0A e,
Dec ~ asc fr~ "
Pork.-July t22e0. sept, f2i.-
i0t.
Lard Sept. S1lS5. oct. $3.50.
Ribs-Sept.. Sii.S7is, oct. &ll.-
l65.
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Quick maturing Tor late planting.
Bunch Beans and Peas.
lettuce, Badish. Corn.
Hccts, Turnips, MilIct Rnd Milo
Maize.
u. w. FEE.
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Dunbar Bargains
FOR SALE
224 GOLD AVE.

EWW oFNE
A BARGAIN for anybody that a Groom mvdern
IN
trees plenty OF outbudnRs price surprise
A FEW GOOD HOUSES RENT,
on south "A a bargain
rEN-RoOM brick house. modern. large iorches
4
GROOM house. modern n on A
on
GROOM feet
st.G5O
% sale on
For SALE-10 brick house South Second
modern s6xisO stable. oubundings
bargain !
FOR sALE-4-room modern 5oxfGs
the for $4,000.
FOR SALON
deep, accqua, in
rooms In good repair bargain
Lots parts al the residence bu-nc-s.
INSURANCE..
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PERSONAL
MONEY no LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN.
sa~s~-@y~~o-~~s>~~.~ ~.~-~~-~N-~s
THESE RATES GUARANTEED.
salary Furniture Plano Ioans
Borrow $1,000. Pay Back siO.7S
Borrsw $1,000 Pay Rack saf.0O
borrow S30.OO iay fsasss s3l.5B
Borrow a5OO0 Pay sack S52.50
Fuli Rebate Always Allowed
Union Loan Co., ltoOnls Oil, Over
First National Hank building.
Phone 1858.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-05

I mission. Downstairs the seamen and
/ longshoremen gather around checker
! boards ana innocent card tables, AM
upstairs they receive the benefits Of
services conducted by their pugnacious
parson. And woe to any unruly back.
slider who attempts that former ia
v0rite pastime of the water front-put-
ting the meeting ION the bum." When
Father Magrath first went TO West
street there was no tougher section of
the city, and few as hardened and
wholly wicked in the world The
''rQughneckS" who came ashore to
squander their earnings Of two trans
atlantic voyages or the fruits Of months
Of service on tramp steamers in a
night Were bad enough, but it was
the swarm of crooks and gamblers who
gathered to entice the unwary mariner
INTO crooked deals Of all sorts that
made the district notorious for murder
and assault.
The advent Of Father Magrath, the
smiling 6Ts jaWed young priest, caused
but little excitement at first. No one
attended his meetings nor was his cloth
respected az it should have been. Faith
er Magrath looked around his parish"
silently for few weeks and then
decided that the only way to make
these water front gangs step around
to be converted was by force. So ono
night he started out to clean up his
district. alone and unarmed. They tell
stIll on the street of that glorious first
night Of battle and CORY fistic display.
He went from saloon to saloon, sorting
out the biggest and worst looking men
at the bar and urging upon them the
error of their ways and the advantages
Of the life religious. When scoffed at
he laid down his prayer books and
rolled up his sleeves. There were usu-
ally just two blows struck. One was
when the doughty priests fist landed
on the Jaw OF said offender. The other
was the echoing wallop when said Of
tenders Uranium collided with the floor.
Then Father Magrath went about a
systematic circuit Of the crooks which
led through dark alley ways where the
human sharks waited to pounce upon
one Of his beloved seamen when that
j0vial rover of the deep should be wal
lowing in the trough of too deep a
land sea. The police had made spor-
adic but futile efforts to clean out the
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-05
Bel, Gets Away with Patronage

SAN FRANCISCO, May 2.-The ac-
tivities Of Theodore Bell at Washing
ton Indicate that he ought to be
national statesman instead Of de-
feated party leader at home. The in
formation he gave to President VII
son, and which he also gave to the
newspaper men, to the effect that
"Governor Johnson was playing poll
tics in the japanese question" shows
conclusively that he ought to be re-
tanned permanently at the White
House to hand in the tips that may
help the president shape his course
Alright
That Bell is getting away with it,
so far as patronage for California Dem
ocrats is concerned, is proved by the
fact that he has effected an alliance
with the three Dem ocratic members
from the state.
The Phelan building wing of the
party has been absolutely confident
that Judge William P. Lawlor of this
city would be appointed to the va
cant federal iudgeship at San Fran
cisco. The Democratic congressman,
on the other hand, are a unit for one
of their own number, Judge Raker,
who is Bell man.
The Phelan building faction, which
is composed Of the original Wilson
men in the state, also believed that
J. o. Davis, chairman of the state
committee, was slated for collector
Of the port in this city. Bell and the
three congressman have sent in q
recommendation of r. H. Dewitt, who
as leader of Bells fight for Champ
Clark in California made bitter at
tacks on Wilson during the primary
campaign.
There will be some difficulty for
President Wilson to go counter to the
demands Of the Democratic delega-
lion in congress. Bells presence in
Washington seem to have lined the
trio up sOlidly for his reactionary
faction.
1t is surprising that with Franklin
K. Lane on the job Bell, who is to
be rated as a man who could never
win fight at home, is permitted to
do so much damage at Washington.
That he has been able to establish
himself so strongly is further of
strange import for the reason that only
| a month ago Postmaster General Burle =
son declared to Californians that Bell
would not be permitted to have a say in
| the naming OF a single job-holder. The
reason assigned was Bells affiliation
with certain corporation elements in
California that enjoy y~only a degree OF
popularity.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-05

NESTS Of thieves and tinhOrn gamblers,
thugs and lodging house crooks that
filled the water front district. Father
Magrath simply waded into crook
whenever he saw one, ordered him to
get out of the district and if not met
with instant response sank one Of his
justly famous private stock of sleeping
potions into said crooks masticatory
apparatus.
The result is that today only one
gang Of unreg generates worries the good
stocky priest of the Seamen's Union. It
is known as the Tin Can Alley Ath-
Ietic Club. Its athletics are confined
to whatever calisthenic exercises are
necessary to the h0isting OF copiouS
"slugsn Of liquor to the lips, the black
lacking Of drunken sailors and brisk
departure when pursued by the po-
Iice-or Father Magrath. These ath-
letes are descended from the Pig Alley
Guards, q similar organization COM
pletely routed and disbanded by the al
most single handed operations Of the
fighting priest. They had other aillli-
ations with Hudson busters, an aggre-
CATION of humorously Inclined young
hoodlum- bandits whose favorlte pas
was the beating up Of policemen
when the latter were not working in
iails. Father MagratIl licked seven
Hudson busters in quick succession and
the rest busted" Father Magrath is
product Of the East Side. He knows
well the wants of his people" and
he is now beloved by every seaman Of
New Yorks "Barbary Coast" Father
Magrath's constant companion is Bum,
a rangy mongrel dog. Between them
they are literally clicking hell out Of
West street
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-05
TRANSFERS OF VALLEY REALTY
Compiled by the Peoples Abstract
and Trust Company
DEEDS

7. P. & Carrie A. Banta to Thomas
Sub. Of Block %.
John A. & Edith G. Harvey to c. F.
Nowlin, W 4 and SW a of E Y
Of tract l5, 1914, formerly SW u
and SW u of Sc 4 Of sec. 81, 1911 :;
also right of way for ditch across s
side Of tract As.
William ]. & Daisy p. Haneline, to
Anna C. Horne, lot 7, sec. "A, 1914,
39.11 acres.
Imperial Valley Improvement Co. to
George R. Brown, lots ii and 12,
block 1O5, Heber.
George r. & May Brown to Imperial
Valley Improvement Co., lots IL and
i2, block 105, Heber.
George E. & Helen C. Kennedy to
Samuel N. & Marie D. Harris, lot 49,,
block 29b, Park Add. to Ell Centre.
Samuel n. & Marie D. Harris to
George E. & Helen C. Kennedy, lot 12,
block 34b, Park Add. to Ell Centr0.
Thomas & Josephine S. Lyall to NJ.
V. butcher, lot s, block 3S, Imperial.
Charles II. & Maude S. Hevener TO
Philip ]. Hevener, all of S " of N Y
Of tract Is, t7-14 and 17-15, so acres,
and rs snares No. 1.
NJ. V. & Ethel F. butcher to Thomas
Lyall, lots 9 and 10, block 80, Impe-
rial.
Gus & Lois Champion to Peter j.
Storms, commencing at SW corner of
tract so, 1912, E 970 feet to S line
county road, 200 feet, S 749 feet,
w 200 feet, grantors reserving right
Of way over N 25 feet of above prop
erty.
w. 7. Dunn to Minnie B. Lee as her
separate property, lot 20, Randolph Sub
Of " of sec. 16, 1914.
D. w. & Edith d. Lewis to Impe-
rial Valley Pioneer Imperial Invest
ment) Co., Sc u Of N ", tarct 4S
1914, 40 acres, and 38 shares No. 4
+, Ell Centre Land Co. to Woman's Ter
Thousand Club, Inc, lots AZ, tS, 19
and 90, block II, Ell Centro.
Sheriff Of Imperial county TO Philip
Sullivan, lot 10, townsite of Alamoria
F. NJ. & Liddie A. and e. w.
Cora A. Burger to C. F. Johnson, NV
Y Of Sc n and Sc u Of Sc u an(
S u of SW u of Sc u, sec. Q, 1T-ti
and rs shares No. 1.
A. II. Alice NJ. Heber to Mrs. A. j
Howell, lot 12, block 1, First Add. tc
| Calexico.
Clifford & Alice M. Coggins tC
Charles Shipsman, all that part Of blOcl
| SO, Imperial Sub. No. 4, beginning al
NE corner Of said block, go feet tc
Sc corner, w i84 feet, n 620 feet tt
line of Eighth ST., tS4 feet to begin
ming, Deing E 18i feet Of said block
Harry r. & Hattie Jeacock to n. J
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-05
NOTICE.


Notice is hereby given that an action
has been filed in the Superior court of
he County of Imperial, State of Cali
fornia, wherein Ella Ross is plaintiff,
and the Imperial Water Company No.
1, corporation, is defendant, for the
purpose of obtaining the issue of a
new or duplicate certificate of stock
to take the place of certificate No.
i942 which is lost, being a certificate
for fifty (5ol shares Of the capital
stock of said corporation appearin e
on the books Of the corporation in the
name of the plaintiff herein.
All persons claiming said shares, or
any of them, or any interest or lien
therein or thereupon, are hereby noti-
fied to be and appear before the said
Court in the City of Ell Centre, County
of Imr erial, State of California, on
the 31st day of May, 1913. at 10 o'clock
a. M, then and there to show cause why
a new certificate should not be directed
to be issued to the plaintiff, and to set
forth their rights in or claim to such
shares.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the Superior Court of the County OF
Imperial, State of California, this 25th
day of April, 1913.
NJ. S. COOK, Clerk
BY v. N. THOMPSON, Deputy clerk
Fri Nav 16.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-05
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

moi Goal L0uGs-9fOI6(
Department of the Interior IT. 8
Land Office at Los Angeles, Cal, April
2. 1913.-NOTICE is hereby given tina,
EN- MA r. MARCHUS, of Seeley, Cal
on November IS, 1907, made Des-
ert Land Entry. No. 010E6, for SW 4
SW =, sec. 4, T. 16 S., r. 13 E., being
Tract 17S, Township 16 s., Range IL
o., S. B. Meridian, has filed notice OF
intention to make Proof, to establish
claim to the land above described, be-
fore the Clerk of the Superior Court
of Imperial County, at Ell Centre, Cali
fornia,. on the 14th day of May, 1913
at 8 o'clock a. m.
Claimant names as witnesses: Roy
Jaquay, of Imperial CAL; Joseph A
MarchuS, Lester c. Salisbury, f Mar
shall Salisbury, all of Seeley Cal
FRANK buren,
mays Register
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-05
cad the Above Award Correcyand Claim All Three Prizes

boosting the Valley with the beautiful
souvenir BARBARA ware, each piece
decorated with valley view?
D - ami
Who $ it whose word used to be
good for something until he began pic
ture framing, but since that has put so
much excellence into that that he has
none to spare for his statements-say,
what KNOWLEDGE have you about it,
any way? d - ami
Who is it that does the finest conn.,
mercial or society printing that can be
turned out, and hasn't KNOWLEDGE
enough TO bother himself about what
other shops are doing? D --- am !
Who, is it that has the best lines OF
Books, Stationery, School and Office
supplies, Sheet Music, Art and Archi-
tects material, Leather goods, choice
Cutlery, toilet articles,-and hasn't
KNOWLEDGE enough not to carry BIZ
bles, the best line Of Legal blanks in
the County, besides being the Valley
representative for the Mckinley Music
Co.'s lines, the unequaled Standard
Phonograph and Records, the Desert
Rubber Stamp Co., the Royal Type
writer, and all typewriter supplies, ex-
oept purple ribbon for a brunette
typewriter? D ami
Who is it that, although he carries,
and is Agent for, the Royal typewriter,
will sell you New Model Smith-Pre-
mier Visible machine, practically as
good as new, and hasn't KNOWLEDGE
enough not to sell 1t to the first buyer
for Fifty Dollars cash? D - - am
And then some Royals.
Who is it that Maggie seen having
magazine from our place, with or
without the KNOWLEDGE it came from
the store with the big supply?
d ami
Who is it that is giving Pro-Rata
Coupons on Cash purchases, and hasn't
enough to see that il
amounts 10 five per cent rebate?
VIII O'S w H o, anyway, unless
YOU, just playing inside base
ball ON your own diamond every day,
without KNOWLEDGE enough to worry
about the score the other fellow isn't
Up. S. How's your
box? Can you guess it?'
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-05
HOW ONE VIGOROUS PRIEST
IS CLEANING HIS PARISH
BY Carlton Ten Eyck
[BY UNITED PRESS Assoc1Arro,

lbf UNITED PRESS ASSOCIATIONS
NEW YORK, May 5.-When craving
for diversion of fistic character, it
behooves the visitor to this pulyglot
city to drop down 10 West street
where the docks of the great steam
snip lines are strung, and get ac-
gualnted with Rev. Phillip ]. Magralh.
the fighting father" of the water front.
II in the mood-and ne is ALWAYS in
the mood to do battle for the cause Of
honesty, justice and decency-Faiher
MaSrath may permit you to trot around
his parish" with him. If this rare
treat befalls You and you come through
alive you will have seen something to
tell the folks back homc.
Hardly a night passes that the rubi-
cund, genial and kindly eyed priest
does not find it necessary. or at least
congenial, to supplement his relicious
instructions with a wallop to the jaw
of some six-foot stevedore or water
'front.' crook. His wallOp, by the way.
contains the soporiflc power of ton
Of chloroform. The recipient has the
feeling-on awakening--of having been
slapped by an elephant Not that
trouble-far be it from such. I'm a
peaceful man Of the church," he will
tell you solemnly, land l deteat having
any trouble. But once in a While j. is
necessary to point out the right path
with the fist instead of with some
beautiful language that will not be IN
derstood, Father Magrath also insists
that he is humane in his method OF
visiting the wrath of providence on his
recalcitrant parishioners. Il hate to
hurt Them he said, so l always try
10 wind up any argument with one
punch. Usually l make my man I'M
derstand the blessedness Of the faith
and the advantages OF decent liyins
with one right hook to the jaw"
Father Magrath is in charge Of St.
Peters Union for Seamen. Although
he is Catholic, his Union is non
sectarian. 1t is more like a club than
Imperial Valley press., 1913-05-05

FOR SALE OR TRADE-161 acres Of
fruit and truck farm that will grow
any old thing in rain belt Of Jones
county. Tex; IL mile from new R.R.
town, all tillable land; 20 acres in
cultivation, a good big house, good
well in yard; acres in orchard
bearing fine, prospects for oil, gold
and copper on place; well located
and worth the money asked. Will
trade for anything in Imperial coun-
ty or sell for cash or terms and give
10 per cent discount. Price $11,25O.
!ncumbrance $3.50, long time to pay
# II wanted; Full particulars, write
References, the Lone Star Grocery,
and many others in Ell Centre. x4
tOh oALE-WIthout exception the I'm
est S0-acre ranch in valley. Splen-
did up-to date house with all mod
ern conveniences. High pressure
water system piped to lawn, house
and barn. Large two-story eastern
barn. Very best of soft land. Fully
water stocked, nearly all in alfalfa;
also oranges and grapes. One mile
from Ell Centro.
LIENS AGENCY
suite 107-S-9. over 1st National Bank.