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the record. willie spectators sat in
amazed silence.
Since 1902 Mr.. Morgan has marketed
a total OF more than $4,000, 900, 900
securities Of American interstate cor
porations. the wealth of this country
taking up si.9i4,000,O0o. He diu
not submit statement Of his profits
in these transactions.
Showing his vast control OF unlimited
wealth, letters were presented from j.
r. Morgan Jr. 20 James Stillman, pres
ident Of the National City bank, and
to George F. Baker, president of the
Fourth National bank, telling them that
Mr.. Morgan expected each to assume
one fourth Of the stock Of the Equita-
BILE Life Assurance society, taken over
in 1911 by MIR. Morgan from Thomas
Fortune Ryan. Mr.. Morgan Jr. wrote
that they were to take this stock at
cost and 5 per cent interest. Mr.
Stillman did not question the arrange
ment.
81 hereby confirm your understand
ing" he wrote. 81 had the impression
that the rate of interest since the date
Of the Ryan purchase was to be
per cent. Dut whether that or per
cent leave entirely to your father or
yourself to decide without further cou-
ference with me-"
With the batch Of exhibits filed We're
copies Of the bankers agreement be-
tween Morgan & Co. and the Deutsche
bank Of Berlin, for the marketing of
The securities of the Northern Paicitlc
Railroad company, under the reorgan-
ization plan of 1896. ]. P. Morgan
& Co. were the American fiscal and
transfer agents.
AS reorganization managers under a
Y ing trust Mr.. Morgan handled S3l5,-
100000 in securities of this railroad.
For this service the railroad paid one
fourth Of 1 per cent. Morgan & 20.
got two-thirds of the amount payable
% the Deutsche bank.
The total amount OF deposits with
J. F. Morgan & Co. January 1, 1912,
was s1O3,177,6O3.49; November /,
1912, si13,3l5,5O0.
With DreXel & Co., January /, 1912,
s43,532,8S9.66; November 1, 1912.
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Fights White Slave Laws

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a concert
ed attack on the constitutionality Of
the Mann white slave act. the statute
on which the government depends to
keep the traffic in check, was made
before the supreme court by attorneys
in white slave cases from Chicago,
Texas and Cincinnati.
Benjamin c.. Bachrach, attorney for
Jack Johnson, the negro prize fighter.
led the attack. Johnson was indicted
several months ago for violating the
act in transporting Belle Schneider, a
white woman, from Pittsburg to Chi
cago and from Chicago to Milwaukee
and return.
Associated in the fight were C. w.
Howth, an attorney Of Beaumont, Tex,
counsel for E. A. Hoke; ana Max Levy
OF Cincinnati, attorney for Emma Har-
ris, Bessie Green and Della Bennett.
Attorney Bachrach said that all other
laws affecting interstate commerce
were directed at the carriers.
''Under the guise of regulating COM
merce this is nothing more than po-
lice regulation" he said.
''If congress has the right to make
laws to punish a man for sending
woman from one state into another for
immoral purposes, 1t has the right to
make laws to punish a man for sendins
person into another state to get drunk
or to spit on the sidewalk.
''If the Mann act is declared consti-
tutional, it means that if a man per-
suades a woman to go into another
state for immoral purposes, and on he-
arrival she repents and leads a moral
life, the man can be punished just as
much as If the woman sank into the
lowest depths Of degradation. In other
words, this act is aimed at Intentions,
and not acts"
The arguments will be continued.
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Of which his associates were members
of the directing boards and for most
OF which either his New York banking
house or Drexel & Co., Philadelpn,a,
which he controls, acts as depositaries.
The stupendous character Of Mr..
Morgan's financial operations and his
world wide influence staggered the
Pujo money trust investigating COM
mittee when presented in concrete tab
llar form by j. Pierpont Morgan & Co..
at the demand Of the committee. Sam
uel Untermeyer read a statement in
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-09
THE COMING APPLE COUNTRY
Owens River Valley Attracting Widespread Notice

While the Owens River Valley, In
yo County, California, has long been
known as the Dairyman's Paradise, il
is only quite recently that the country
at large has awakened to its possibili-
ties as fruit and vegetable section.
The climatic conditions are unex-
celled, and the section is particularly
adapted to the culture Of the apple
and the pear-the soil and water con-
ditions being excellent and the locality
absolutely free from pests and blight
Many people are now locating there
and values have correspondingly in
creased, yet this choice land with
ample wafer can still be bought at a
surprisingly low price and on the most
favorable terms.
Conditions in the Owens Valley are
not only perfect for raising apples, but
also for alfalfa, and all kinds Of ber-
ries and getables-potatoes especial
lv Welding enormously. Good incomes
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Ask Labor Laws

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 9-Represcnta-
tives OF organized labor established
headquarters yesterday preparatory to
urging the passage Of 80 labor laws or
amendments to existing laws, including
the lien land bill, which has been op
posed by the officials Of the Panama
Pacific exposition. Another provides
for the segregation Of Mongolian chill
dren. Senator Lyons will introduce a
resolution appointing a commission to
report to the next legislature on the es-
tablishment of minimum wage for
women.
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Japanese Brides

SACRAMENTO, Jan. 9.-One-sev
enth Of all the marriages in San Fran
cisco are between Japanese subjects,
according to George Leslie, statistician
of the state board Of health. During
the year 1912 San Francisco had 6iO2
marriages and of this number 867
brides were Of Japanese nativity, or
f4.2 per cent. For 1911 the proportion
Of Japanese brides was only about one
tenth, the total number of brides being
1926, Of which $50, or 1915 per cent,
were from the flOwery kingdom. Many
Of the Japanese brides are said to be
recently arrived picture Brides" who
are married American fashion.
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are also made from chickens, turkeys,
bees and live stock.
A most impressive showing of tn
fruits and vegetables OF this favored
section Is on exhibition at the offlces
OF Messrs. C. r. Thomas & Son. 229
Title Insurance Bldg, Los Angeles, SELL
ing agents OF the Owens Valley I'M
provement Company. All OF their land
is under an excellent irrigation system.
1t is located on the Southern Pacific
Trunk line to the East, and adjoins a
number Of thriving little towns where
there are good schools and churches.
The distance is about $50 miles from
Los Angeles. 1t is planned to run an
excursion from Los Angeles to the
Owens Valley January 18th. II you
are interested in the best land propo-
sit'on available today, it will pay you to
plan to go on this excursion. Write
to Messrs. Thomas & Son at the above
address for full particulars.
advertisements
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Moroan's Deposit in Banks

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-J. Pierpont
Morgan had on deposit November |
last in his New York and Philadelphia
banking houses more than 1852 2,000,-
600, awainting investment by him in
any new enterprise that he might de-
eide would be profitable.
In addition to this vast sum Of ready
money, he had at his command the
reserve resources Of nearly seventy OF
the greatest railroads and Industrial
concerns in the United States, on all
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An appropriation OF $4,000 per fair year
will be asked.
The thousands OF itinerant laborers
in the state who lose their votes BY
frequent changes of residence are
promised relief by Assemblyman Harry
Polsley OF Red Bluff, Tehama county.
who will introduce bill permitting
railroad men, lumberjacks and others
to vote with short residence qualiflca-
tiOne.
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OQn,f Eargef

Kelly keeps the best of everything
in his line-ornamental stock, garden
and flower seeds, bulbs, ETC.. alfalfa
seed the best ever. K0ly's Nursery
west OF postofhce-Advertis
Imperial Valley press., 1913-01-09

We aAvaAcs So . bale on cotton con.
signmsats without Interest. Daily Bros
4 cage, n Centre, Cal. Phsns Main
6-Advortt oNt
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THE CREATION.
THE STORY.

.chafl Angelo
MAKE It's common plaster
ns pencils into the first OF
aph-Ihe Separation
on The Gun and Moon or Trees Adam Eve and
II ia literature or
than TINT OF Moses
the ncongruou
"oud have been here-a
an IN wange pulling the
up, OF ahthsm eternal
oesque ideals
We see that
His
MS outstretched
account or a
OF
mere through
OF philosophy Genesis
#
elastic enough
a o the
whence
WY not us equal found
Mons situated humanity
V ana otcaptve Israel Inspiration ne
ehei@ HOLY old IL by
me bessed intent
mirror rejecting tho Cod
ny ~" imperative questions orr,n OF mature and
' ~ '""pe' SUBLIME SUN
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How's This?

We Offer ono Hundred Dollars Re-
ward Toe amy case ~ Catarrh that can
not D. cured hN HALLS Catarrh cure
y. y CHENEY & co. Toledo. %.
w. the uudersi ruef have known y
= fHCurN fur tho ffat o. years and be-
Hove BIN perfectly honorable IN All
lIstucFs o. r-aCtiHue and financially
H"e @" carry out amy obligations made
g.. nis firm
NATIONAL HtNK or COMMERCE.
Toledo, y.
Halle CHfarrh cure fr taken Internally
I'D TINS directly uuou tho blood and mt-
rus surfaces % tho system Testinon-
.It- sent trcn. IfrH 55 cents per bottle.
Sold hv n1f DRUGGIST
IHs" Halls Family riiiH Tor constipa-
Hurry Hurrvi Hurryf
Fnt rnIr photo for Xmas 20 FrstsI
Iroe' studio. over German Bank
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1910 =. M. baptism Of children and com
munion csrvices. Sunday school 90 p
,n. vs.. a.. Cunningham superintendent
irencuiur ~ $40. "rrawIrE NIah fs
Col preaching each evening nest
week. viii special c0uuEeIiztie ainrfnr
HF tHr choir. TIC public is cordially
iuViteI tp worship with ue
~...r.I f.rIfsf Trsehvfrrfan bunch
corner ~ tlfrlfrD and Fourteenth
streets. ltrv I 90 IIffsI. 10 o.. pastor
W.. pastor w..I frr.irr rf 90 g. l ZOO
.uI .u r rI sabbath salooI AMI be-. t..
elias ne f.r urFn ard women tf g. 200 e Hf.
iNI iafiHu U.uu If O'rIprt Friend.
invited fr 800 tho -srvirc- Tre veet or
rrHf'r uii Ir srarrvad with aerrI.s4
.t.h evening st as
Trr Crl s. ~ e. & viii hold ft.
r.-n'fr SUNDAY afternoon meeting sun
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services. The week OF prayer will be
observed. beginning on Monday evening
and continuing each evening OF the
week except Saturday, at s:f5.
Emmanuel Baptist church, $3.50 Eofr
street. Pastor Arden Il. Miller. 35ls
Eor street Sunday school AT s:t5 a
speaker ~; Rev. =. sneider. Evening
preaching by the pastor. Evangelistc
services each evening this week ex-
cept Saturday at 1:SO-
ST Paurs Evangelical church. Thirty
eighth and Wood streets. August &.
January 8. 19i3-German services at
1880 a m. subject The Wise Men" In
the evening at 1880 "A special song ser
both services. sunday Bible school at
y. m Ladies' Aid society az p. IN.
Cleaners society Wednesday at y. IN.
Fourth street NJ. 4. church. Pastor.
Rev. 4. W. Mills. II. D.. pastor. Sab
bath school at 9:ij a. IN. morning wor-
"Agonizing Prayer-Ehristf In the
Garden OF Gethsemanc": evening SER
wee at 30 o'clock. subject: The New
Birth. "A Doctrine OF Reason" The two
weeks OF sevivsl services will begin
sunday evening. Services viii be held
each evening at 1870 o'clock and a spec
ial meeting will be held for men each
oay AZ noon. lasting from 1880 until I
q clock \ choir of 100 voices will
render special music.
First Uniterian church. Religious
Enthusiasm will be the subject upon
which the Rev. Howard Pease will speal;
at the Uniterlan service. in the Board OF
Trade rooms. next sunday morning al
IL o'clock. All religious liberals in this
vicinity are urged to he present
Thomson Methodist Episcopal church
Broadway between Virginia and Zane
avenues; W. G. Hartinger. pastor. 1890
a. m. communion service: ? p. m. Sun
day school: $50 p. M. Epworth League:
1880 p. m. Evangelistis services, ser
mon subject: The Enthusiasm of God q
Preparatory revival services every night
except saturday. Sermon topics: Mon
day. The Revival Needed": Tuesday
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THE STUDY LANTERN.

Tho tua ~ popularity Moses f. Bbo r,c
plf Q" nature ond
Of
pr polcai scientific u
tas
rede mat The method ~
o. g ca
taIc account o by
D''htronnd The orderly Of
ma hen AID
never hretorf
tro'ope from
a made
dicniv
nature the a.
broad afforded
Primary teacher b,,a
TASK dscoenr amusing ,t
earth SKY they find
be by
ne season. may ,u %" Illustrated Earth dhd ~ house
h"anilul ana comfortable
a' /" COZ and other h9 Mood The every season
shall
' "''" p''''J PIC
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In the Churches

First Baptist church. Twelfth and
Byron streets. +. +. srininstool. pas
tor. Preparing the Way of God" In
ma 1ae % oe Js. theme a. iS'9 Setting
OF the evening service at 1890. The
Lord's supper will follow the morning
- the time to begin in the school: let
this hrst SUNDAY ia 1913 find you lined
up TOT Bible study sslvsry mission
Young Peoples. meeting at Gao. The
Bible and Right Living" Special
throughout the week. each evening at
.:sO Prof Harry Richardson. OF
] rinceton. Ills. the noted song-evange-
Rich rdson IL recognized as one OF the
most efficient leaders of song: as a
soloIst he has a voice OF Temarkable
chorus he Is a master: and "a In
structor in soul-winninE he is exceed
preach each evening. a hearty welcome
awaits those who wish to worship with
First Presbyterian church. corner OF
ohapline and Thirteenth streets. Rev.
w A. Cook. II. ID. minister. Services
vices on sabbath begin the week Of
prayer. The service at 1880 .. IN. will
be conducted by the. Mems ''westmin-
ally invited. There viii be services
each evening during the week. except
school and Bible classes at e:15 a. m
island sabbath school. Settlers hall.
corner OF Penn and Virginia at 3 p. m
Memorial Chapel Sabbath school, f:igh-
teenth street. at 2:3O D. m. Young
l'eople's class In the lecture room at
b;f5 p m.
North Street NJ. T.. church. corner OF
Firth and Market streets. OHM IL Hess
pastor. Sunday school at Gas ana 3
T.. m. A conference OF the officers OF
the church and the officers and teachers
Of the Sabbath school at $3.50 .. m.
Life OF Jesus Miss Ethel Thurber,
leader: 1880 2: m. preaching by the pas
tor. topic Preparation for the RE
vivaI Each day OF the week except
TO 10 a m there will be four district
prayer meetings held. the places will he
announced from day TO day Revival
ssrvices each evening except Saturday
tend these services. oficiai board
meeting Monday evening at $50 p m
First Church OF Christ. Scientist A.
o. u. w. auditorium. 11is ChanIin.
street Services Sunday at II m m sub
sect or lesson. Cod" Sunday school
Al 10 a. m. Wednesday testimonial
meeting at p m. Same address. Read
ing room open daily. except SUNDAYS
ana legal holidays from 10 M 90
T. m. also an Saturday evenings iron,
% 70 o'clock The public is invited
VISIT our reading room, No. 1f19
Chapline street and attend our services
Second United Presbyterian church
s1r9e,s OF Chapiine and Fourteenth
tor; The pastor will preach az rpas5
and 80 ?. m; sabbath school and RibiS
1850 az 800 n m. Christian union
The H.. - rlends and strangers in
'"e city are cordially invited TO All the
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Chronic Constipation Cured.
F1Ne yeas ago / had tho worst
cas-" of chronic conGfina zion over
knew of. and Chamberlain Tablets
cured me-" writes + .. Figh. ErooL
lyn. Mich. For sale by an dealers. -
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Inc First Presbyterian church-A
series, or evangelistic services viii 80
ihehcs IN the First Presbyterian church
on sabbath evening and viii b. conduct-
~ py the men OF the CONGREGATION A
.onmittee from the Mems EibIe class
nave arranged for this servics IN .
inectlngs Will be continued during the
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Wayman a. NJ. r. church. Marke.
TIreet, wheeling. ". Va. Rev. W. %.
laws. u ID. pastor. 1915 "a m. SER
mon; Gods Expectation from his Vine
sard. lS:15 p m. class meeting: 9.3U
y. IN. sunday school. Mr.. T. j. Graham
snperintendent $3.50 p. m. A. c. IS. lea
Cue. The Ideal Christian-His Conse-
Statlon- Mark 12:2S-S4. 7:45 p. m. ser
non an Appeal 10 the Undecided ''
Or. ". o. Davis will preach at each
series OF revival services will be
beginning on Sunday night. Bring yonr
song book each night during the weeIS
OF prayer Get busy for Christ. Do
sVtle pfactlcal work. assist in leading
others To live a better life.
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Evangelical Reformed 81. steph.n.s
church, Thirty-siNth and Eoff streefs'
NeN. r NJ l'reuss, pastor. German
owed by installation OF officers and a
meeting OF the church consistory. sun
gay schoo. p. m; Ladies' Aid Society.
'.So J.. m English preaching 7:3O sub
ytct' New Years Resolutions" Tues
Gay evening Young Peoples society :
'lPfh thursday evening choir prac-
nc az 80. Monday. "Wednesday and
FRIDAY afternoons instruction in Bible
ana catechism after school
~ PtuIS Evangelical church Tbfr-
ty-rlShth and Woods streets. Rev Aug.
ittsche. Iastor-Serv ices FOR SundaV
January .. 1913. German services al
t"-"v a m. SUB ect. The Wise Men " In
'." evening a. 30 a song service Spe-
,ial preparations have been made Tor
t1lS service. Reception Of new rnern-
"'I- IN hoth services. sunday ~. BILE
school at p. m. Ladies' AID 5ocief,, a.
. , m. Cleaners Society Wedn. "a
evening al O'Clock
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The Young Peoples Devotional Service
January 9. 1913 ns,s ,7.9s,s
TIE CHRISTIAN: % HIS CONGREGATION
January s. 1913

Religion is IN no
OF that
I'm tf" mnfr4eF ln
o. mere sontno
b.vc
''' - 'y VIZ
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Second United Presbyterian church
Sorner or Chaplfne and Fourteerth
a streetS. rev. J. II. LitteH. u n mas
s snd TIE pastor will preach at 1915
S aIsu ,.So ?. m Sabbath school and Ribis
a. ~. . o'clock. Friends and stranre- l''G 81,
the city are cordially Invited To All TN
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First English Lutheran cbrrc,, .,
sixteenth street. w. 5. Dysinrer- haste
81 SiNteenth street The usual WORSHIP
lV;y4 a IN. and 1880 p. m: Sunday school
special music by the quartet Sbecia
services Will be held each evening dur
ing ue coming week at 1880. Everybod,
welcome to all these services.
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services The week OF prayer will be
observed. beginning on Monday evening
and continuing each evening OF the
week except Saturday. at I:t5.
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German Methodist church. chapline
erect. opposite High school. n a
Spcckman. pastor. Sunday school nj
10 a m. General class meeting al
~, herman services at 1880. subject
me Unchanging Jesus Song service
roo DS the pastor. at p. m. Revival
service at s:3O subject The Guest
without the Wedding Garment" RE-
N4'a4 services every evening except Sat
81, 81 Matthew's Episcopal church. cor
heT Chapline and Fifteenth streets-Sec-
ond sunday after Christmas. sunday
January 9th. 1913: a m, HOLY Com.
nluhloh' 1880 a m. morning drawer
second celebration and sermon: a:l5 r.
~. sunday school; 1870 p. m evenin,
PRAYER and organ recital. 800 %. m
SUNDAY school, ST Johns church house
reno Point: 800 D. m. Sunday school
81 fauFs. Elm Grove: 1900 70. m. even.
ing prayer and address. ST PauI's. Elm
Services for the week at 81 Nfa,tbcv.,
as Follows: Monday. the Epiphany. holX,
1 communion. 1880 a. m "Wednesday
morning. prayer and litany. 1880 o'ciocE
, triday morning. prayer and litany, 1896
o'clock ''"'
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dhe First Spiritualist church will hold
services IN the Odd eFllows hall sun
way rastor and psychic. Subiect of lee
tn .e Heaven and Hell. from a Spiritual
isic Standpoint- Spirit messages will
Ne given at close or lecture. All are
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Preparation for Service: wednesday.
In the Work OF the Lord: Thursday,
Enthroned" Group prayer meetings at
.;lS p. m Main service In church au-
oitorium at 7:45 d. m.
Zion Lutheran church ,f1s M.rk.,
street. Rev A. L. Benze, pastor-ser-
wees Tor the Sunday after New Year as
snolowS' Chiet service at 1880 a m !:
uey scnool at y. m; English ves-
peIs AZ 80 D. m; CatecheticaI class on
@Unuay afternoon at ASS o'clock The
E r'.sn choral union will meet on
iuesdsy evening at o'clock
Social session OF thu Ladies, Ala ~
NeohesdAy afternoon and their regular
business meeting In the evening The
eauf ' 1ouncll VIII meet at the parson-
@sS on Wednesday evening at O'clock
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reaching service 10 TO II O'clock Sund. v
morning. Christian Endeayor. $40.
preaching. 1880. by Rev. A T. Cor. sub,
uary 18th. ali members must h. nresan,
or Sent substitute. TO answer TO their
names at roll call. Roll call at morninr
service Everybody wecoma.
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simpson NJ r ehurch-Preaeh,nr
sunday at l0:45 a m, The Man With
10 ocenpauon:" 7:t5 .. m. subject.
Communion after morninr ssryicss
SUNDAY school ESQ y. m. IL. B. Clemens
ssu .Is Epworth League from
president. Dr. W. A Wright Ieador
Irayer meeting Sunday morning al &
o s!oGk. W. A Wright leader: prayer
leader. Glass meetings Tuesda1 49,
,a nn nights. G. w. W. Jenkins. pas