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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
.Hntidutert".

Sn einsm repubtiantfaen glnhe k,n mir: yWdrnsr, bsnsn srpBs
9eronufe nht at3uiprefen Fnb, fam man nitt in Der gfitsn Isie Ors
urteaen, pie ~gep6bnltde Menfden. Gus bisem Grunce sntbaltsn mir us
zines n~absiegenbsn ltuils, penn mir in ben Sspihn Rm. baB gDifOn
f9 gegen Elm 8sraHungssgmenoensnt ertldrt Bat, bas ben prdfbentn
auf einsn Sermin bftrdntt. Der 9otn fdpebt nmf ben 9ippen, obr mir
antsrOriden i'm. neil mir ni9t sluuben DoIlen. bob Der qrdicsnt 81 btfsm
lrtsil aus perf5nIihsn Dlotiben glangt 1T. absr Oos fam uns ni8t al.
halten, ben Grunoen, irsIhe Der prGFOsnt fir fens qnfdt anflbrt, gu
pibsrfpader. Gr fagt bob Is nur bon 9ort.l isn tonne, sinem prGFs
oenten einn 5nehen 9trnin in ausf6t gu fsusn, heun er feline pidGt
tut. 9as f6etnt en gernuuftfAfub, nber Ieiber rrdf ibn bic Grfabrung
oIs einen 3rrtum. ght neuigsn Q~usnabmsn fnb ae prdTbsntn burd
ben Wunfd, einen 5peiten Sermtn 81 erlnnger, auf fafae We9s gItet
pOrosn unb fb fs babura Ostnbet poroen, ihr 9ehe8 gu IsiFen ub
ibur pa1ren rstsrBepgung gu fulsen. Der sps aermin # nur
81 trIongen, tnbem man f9GbGide 3ugefdnbniffs an
Oiei.nfgen maqt, pel4t in Der Gage limb, benz prGs
ftbenten eiren speiten Strmin gu beri4nffen II, T. D.
90 mar e. snma. absr mir baden cine gang, Qu5ohI BON Saohn
In Der Union fdon hsute, Bel bensn in qrindrpotkn Die Stmmgsbsr ben
qrGFbtntf daitss aanOioatsn ibrsr pari beSeihnsn. lnb bic auf Ous
Ginri1tung a~b3isienbe gepeguns 1T i'm 3unebmtn. Ion bari srpartsn,
hob in tur5e 3it bic Observation-Disclosures nur nod auf Oifs
leHe 3ufdnbe iommtn.
Nit oiem gerfabrsn in 3hmlid Fdsrer AusFt, ndrs es in Der Eat
Elm Jsbtr, Derfaiunssmdbig ben prdFbsnten ouf dnsn 5ermin gu be-
ihrdutsn. DEM bamit plrOe bic fds G%ntihliebung Der Wdhter in ben
primGrtpnbfen bddrdntt, bic hsnisnissn Wann nidt pisbernomininsn
bhrfsn. Der f9 mad ihrsm grmeHn i'm ansts bsndArt bot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
Etne yrlarnuno vor Bseinn DER sairon.

Der 3uiaHmeubru9 nes fdOhidsn gtrs in Osm unnst Cos ans.Iss
f.tsnsn fubfniurnifaen Stronoort Bong Bead gssgenHih elmer S4au'
teInne, 3u nslfr T9 Sousnos bon WenIaen nuf benz Bier ttngefunben
haten, Ionas nit Tsinsr fapern gsrIuFen an T~sniheisbsn cine b.br5s
ssnsperte @arnuns inef4 fdIsben. Die q. Q. Stuatas3,itung hdf
rnrauf Gin. OB in turpm ubsruI in ben Der. Staaten bic ansftigs gu
gofisr unb gu 9anbei finiessn, Bel peIdtu u~nsssGblte SauisnOe fh in
pdbsn onTommsn, bic rp6brenb Der Inngsn Nintermouate ntt in Be-
arsrrs soonn unb inbettef bGen Sitrrb,t in Oi,Ieu 5dIsH ni4ts Dstsr
atanri 1T, afs Ob TT Fa gu S6Iub Der porgsn SaHon anidetnsnb in
rsr @erfoiung b%efanber. gt ben gsrtt9rsmhteln, bic Bel folden Guss
Tagsn our @srpenbunsa tommsn, prbdIt IS F9 inbs3ug amf bic Siheheit
N bisen 5dlen gsrabt 10. Sn pislen JdIsn bat bic Snfpfton folder
Ecrtmerplbe unb aasHugsprts, insbsfOnors piers. Werfhn, aanbuness
isNen, Hrudsn, 5a~n5pfdBen. 9ribHnen unb bergIsthen, forie br 9erts6rss
Mite, aars bdonbers Der gopte unb Dampff4ifs, bic Mnnabme gu Grunbs,
Nb nas, mos our oorssn SaHOn ben Gebptsn Der Sidsrbet gsniste, aud
n Der biesGbrgn SufOn ssntgsn odrfts. Tirgsnbs 1T bic SnfpttiOn
nrr, ME bel fOlaen 9aulkhteiten, anl0gsn ub 9srhbrsmhtsIu, btnFht.
i'd beren gefdofsnbeit fribers SnpettiOnsn emn 3unieoenHelsnen Be-
hnb sresfsn bahhn. Die lnfaIsdronit bic in jeOsm Sabre gr6Ber 1T, oIs
it fdn foTe, ehrt, bb bic meifen unfdIs unb SotafrOpbeu bRieT art
ih 6den perbiten Iaifen, irsnn bic Snfpetion gu geginn elmer neuen
EoHon nit Der ndmnhen @rdnbIidhit g~ebanb9obt norben mare, bic BEL
Der usbernubms nsusr Gnriatunsen uuO gsrte4rsmttsI gforbert unO in
kr MteI nu9 Dol5ogen pirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
enaIano. DeutrdbIano uno Ole B~aaoaobabn.

as SuerF bic 8ogOobs8abn s9ant tDuroe. mar bic geteiigung Der
srHsn an Der aopitafFeuns b%eobF&hst Sic mar 3smli4 gsFdert, as
Gbporb VII. fe berbnoerte.
9as iesige Encouragement gt, mad. ben brsIGufgen geriaten, Der
Observation-Disclosures bs sett bs Diterbuus bon gtsbab Bic gasro,
so Mslen BON bet Mlnbuns bss Gdao Fl arnt, Der 8ereinigung bon
Gup1rot unO 9igrs, ie DQsr. Cine Tinouns, bic Dl Derfdldmmt unb
berfanbet. England bagsgen ibernimmt ben Su elmer a~nidIubbabn bon
9asrn BIB Suait. sngid aoDet, .nsm Sofeu an Der Oftafs Der ornbi
fhen 5albinII, fibIid BON Der Shab FL arabsI2unOung.
9orob berri6t in sepHien oeutfhen arefen hs Gntrifung. Ran
ipridt bobon, bB 9eutfdlanb Ditber ~iber ben 20fI4 bar5iert ptros.
Dem Jenerfshenbsn madt bic snds ,6er ben eisOrud. ofs Bate Deutf6.
lamb err.itt, mos goporb VII ourdtsu5e.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07

W~eBiebmaen GnropnB aus ben
.SpdIten Der gon0cner Times be5ie.
be. mno Oas III ieoenfols nitt Die
Cuele. aus Der or iid Gin nnbe'
tcngenes lIrtbeil iiber DeutihIano
umo ocutihe 9erhalniiie biloen
fam. Stn1tSiefretdr grpnn bat
aus icinem gut angelidhiiiten Ser.
5en niemnls elm Sebl aemndlt, un0
NIT ieinen Observation-Disclosures
icincn Neutrality-suspicious. ulo osl.
feet er beipubt ODER nnbelpubt -
ipnbrihemIid bemubt Teutifl.
lamb Dor Der Melt ins llnrcdlt. er
muB tuiiien, onb 9eutitIano gcacn.
pGrtig on abriIihma nift oetfen
fam, mo Oas ~elementarite oipIo.
matii6c IaftgeIiibI bate i'm per.
nnlafen miiiien, GeltidIono nit
icinen gorihldeen 81 perihonen.
Sect 6at or Die beutide Renieruug
in pic 9pangsIage gebradt. ieine
gorihI1gc cntrpeoer gu ipnoricren
ooer iie c63uIebnen, uno in Dem
cinen iuie Dem anoern Sale piro
fiotiirIi6 periudlt iueroen, 0eutid.
Lamb iiir oas Steitern ieiner III.
rcifen Blanc pernntluortIid 81 ma,
den. Inter oirien llmitduoen iii
es ourfauS perit1uOIidb onB man
in GeutidIan6 unierer gOminiitrn.
tion nit Mibtralten gegeniIbcr.
iiebt mo MIR aeriuge Reiglmg be-.
ttmoet, Der GinIaoung sur 9e.
ididlng Der San 5ranciscoer als.
telling 81 foIgeu. Is mdrc elm
@rm0cr, pertn es an6ers mare.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
Hber fcb0n III es ntcbt.

aus Sen Dqobeg2adrifuen zines bieigen ghttes rieben mir, oab
y25 Der bcfen aerde Gbiragos" erfldrt baben, Der enge Rof Der 6rsen.
feioung iei arBerorbentlih gdunb, or lei fem ga8nenfdnger pe Der
peitere uno faItenreide. unb aberOes forrigicre nod bic art oes
gebens. CT perbiue oos 4u5u1rtgseben rmo iorOere Die einndrtsbal
tune Der fuBipeen. Go gee Der Snoianer.
Go ia. go Iduft er. aber it0n 1T es nhtt. uro egentiud aud
foun notig, es defenders kSrd ene Rode 81 pfhoen. 9enn ouS Gin.
pdrtseeben lift 10 idon elm 8a bdufiges gaerfmal. g2eit peroHabi
burb an fur3es uo gu enges edubDerf. Menn Der Iun1perod Is nod
tmebr fOroert, 10 lit es Elm 5nidtiter Gruno. Der sgen i'm fpridt.
Die rs Der befeu aeraie4 mOgen groBe Spgienier fem, abr bic
Mefbetf leioet barunter. Bon born gefebcn, lit Die einpars gebenoe
Gonc nit benz abr ben aneen einaeogenen aIetO ihn fefn crreuifcr
anbIid; Der bon rGfDdrts lit furdtbor. lln0 nenn jee Game fd ieIbcr
bon oieer Sefe IN @epesune ieben fonnte, 10 pdroen idanIite befrn
aerste Der gdt Fe niat ~DerHOgen, i'm enesn god oas .lser Die gruBe
8khe lnAKnA ~ fultpiersH
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
Eine ,,3unoeefeIIenlteuer.

GO 1T oft = nsiFens aber in i&sr5hofer 8eie u6er bic Gnfi6s
RING timer ,5unegeTeaenTeusr' ssfproden unb gsfhrhbsn porbsn. 9kis
Brnss mag ist i'm gunDess Senat srnfI9 in GrDdsuns gs3ogsn peroen, in
gerbiabunq nit Der GintommenHeuers &Iauiel Der ltnberpoobs3ar Hppunge.
Genatrr mliams bon IlifiFppi tit Der Iaann, Der bas pisbspro6sns
E6srna oiesual soufs SoR" brnst. Ct ma9t ben gorfdos, os Gin
lpHrnen br Sunggefsnen b69er gu bsfeuern, as bos Gisentum bss Jomis
tsnbnttrs. 6nr Ni1iams be6dupet, bab bic Bill in ihrer iesigen 5ornl
bic Gafnine nnssrs5t bsbunoeit, unb bb fe audi g.gsn bas qrin3ip pers
bo6e, DoB Gin ibr Menf6 i'm gerbGltnis gu fdnsr 3o6Gungsfd9igkit be-
Esurt fpsrben fone.
Der @Orfdlag bes Senators bon 9aifFiFppi Bat jeoenfaIfs mas ens
lrudkntts an i'd. Gin acknowledgement IRann, Der elm Sdbrssetniommen
BON $1,000 BAL, lam Fdsrl9 isihter bic Gtsusr ouf $1,000 5absn $4,000
lib feuerfrD, as Der sn glsihss Ginfommsn beFbsnoe D2ann, Der cine
nrru unb pOm5glib nod mebrere ainber su erni6rsn bat.
Gbnt 3ptfl purben 6dupter ~Dslt0pfgsr Gomiien bic Gfnfibruns
timer iolten ,5unsgeRlenhsur" nit Jrupen MsriBen, fagt Der 90. ..
KoYr.s. unb bann cub Der moraifhe GHsit. Mdnher ate 5ds.RoI3
purbs. fhon aus reiuem Tib ouF Tsinen bsDsbten Natbar, f6 fdmI
rntfnatbsn, IN ben fdrsn Safn Der gbe hf~nsfn5uiegsln. no r bon ra4ts.
tbcoen hinaeh1t. -
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
frteosnsfcbIus uno neue Zwietraebt.

De Jrkbensbebtngungsn 3pifden Der 5lrhi unb ben 8aFonfaten
Enb. untnmitnet. Inter fortsm Druid guropos af bic gaItdnmddte.
Der BATE frHtsr seibt nerben tOnnsu. ahr Der 3ufanb Der ~l1nstpibbeit
1nb Der unrube, in benz Spnfantinopsl 70 lange eebaIten puroe, bnhs ss
Dife Bortsis fir bg 9urhfessn bon SoncsrDinfdsn in aisinnfen, in
Hrmenisn, in Iaopotdmisn, am psrff6en Ular. Die ebridpn Moter
lpilten Der SHrsi unb ben 8otnnfoahn mubten bic ge3abfuns fir ibs
yutsn DhuFs Ooprf b~erousoriden. Sept tpmmt bas I~Eatsrsf6dft nit
zen gsrbHnbsten. bic Fd gsgsnfitg in bic Suare gu geratsn orOhn, uno
Jun EiI fdOn serakn fb. gs iol as Der f4pRrigsre Sell bon ben
md4isn angdsbsn nerbeH. Man barf afO annshnsn, ouh as Der Ianss
uhrig.rs in br edIidtuns. untsrbeb ruukn ii, unb fpsi4trn Corn unb
pb. Sc mshr. beo fdDerer DirO Elm tanfhgss nsuss ganOns, bos oH,n-
luu1iq ni6t i'm Sntersfis Der gntbarn lnt. @isnsidt. oaF europa fG
niHt H~bsrmdbg ellen anb anfrsngsn nnb, BAG ausfrsnen Der 9raasns
sdbns au btnOern. bos Bic galtdnfantn unhr fh bforsn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07

as Ser gouDernsur JoB bon T~aiioauiats bot i'm gomsn Der usrs
hnItunu br q. 3. GturteDon 60. bon ophe purt, Oersn G9abmRiHer sr
n {otbxn cine GOrberuns Der anssfellhn I'm ss sthnprO8nhs. 2Obns
rf56uno rrnb obmIsbni, unb spor NIT Der gsgrinbung. ob Die in auss
k&f atuommtut aenberung Der 9arfpolitit Der Reshruns' Elm. IoIde Dors
NuIs ut{0ut oasfdIsbs. sails bic arbsisr ibt ouf ibrsr aorberuns
txtSkn {ofhn, 70 parofn he bura tHIssrs, rfmporiertt" ardfe srlsBi
1<r NJ Uabrien gsfHtoiien Derbsn.
I'D III ene 9a4tini, bic infokrn interafant unO aud shrrsih IN,
VI ~ Gunptrneur pdtrsnb itnsr aampaene Iduter M,ben nit Farfer
x6srpprino Sc grdbauOds in gobmaisiaItn ssbalkn bd, norm Il
fF vi urbtitu4aft ~ febsa teAauptsts.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
parreipoIltik uno xucbfiihrnnd.

Ter General poftmetRr 0tdeod, eine Der QradifduIeu Der T1ft
ftcn Spariomlets administration bat ieincn autmeirn mad oas bio
Oabin ~bcnrbenoe fromthe Ts5it Oes goioepartemrms burd eporinn.
ti um0 Before Organization in Dcniosn Sabren = gpfden 1909 mO
1911 = in emen lebeHtnb perpanbelt. aaerbiuas Iirie Der pofbirni
babel niht gaaoe @efereS.
Ger @enerasohmeHtr Der icsiaru Communication Ser gurIion.
feete einen ausidub BON bober Vohoedntci en, Der itn etnen gcutt
iler bic @eiamtagr oes qonbiruheS auS5uarbeitn bnic. 10 bb or cnen
acnanrn llrberbIid scpinneu Tonne. limb bder ecridt craibt nun. bob
ourd .rnenitnlobare" gudfitruns aus eircni Tefst pom ctpo "a
Tilionsn Dollars Gin uebtitnb bon cpo elmer girteImiaiou peuadt
norOeu IL. lrb gum Sduh Der amisperpaIhma puroeu oann Der.
piIidtunsH fir Die Submit enGeaoHgen, ourf pclde Die iolecuoe a6ni.
niraton mf lan1e bunaus nit be0Glteno erbobtn Softer belahet miro.
Die gcbaupiluaen meroen i'm enselneu bearlnSt, mo an ibrr
Rihti9feit lit ntt 81 5petelu. Bon republsanidcr me pom oenoIrat.
iHr eehe pcrben fe Buoeaebn. aber es 1T scwib inereffnut. fir Die
geobadtcr unieres poitften Sebens, 81 pereIeiden, pe prrideoen tic
beurtelt perOcn. gr geben i'm ioloenOen spei gefpele:
3enr%taf Ha RspubHiuuifa.
Ga uco nor4rr unon5enebn 81. t9ctrcher abennpoh)
rltrcu, SdB Gin aabmrttmtgteb FOL, 6er @urehon Der ueue General
9 sTpFn. tiT' ge SsSsanq B1,p !" s aTa' f ss s ssan". nTS S y t Rnr'S%F au sH bui iI sa
iteHfpGicrtnHeA an BE aroSe sbdt er farttrt; Sb g an gohosnec n@t
Bangt. man BrO abr ecrn surdga ani bic ga3eus .eais psrst iommsn
S SsB'' e i5 n@'' sml T e" @a@en fsRta SSsaisnSss 'p ssSst RS en- sSae IH' aeS roe
iamsi it, go }r s5Sn 'S sSsshd tsT sn t s.. s sSs iSS'f f8 & Sa lSSq a5 aas IS q sip %fH"
Sren5 @' 81 n" baR2eT". Ia, man 1g SES i'm ams Dos aMwidpdr8,n.
tim by, SS"a g! in SlNsn ifr. be st' g sI sebsn sa S nu Ssam TEL parSc
aeTHr'i mif fS ar n% SS s SsTsiD1 SSas saS M Ia Sas aaP i lpi'I lem Sf'f aeberi isnt"' t $s
s sH4aa a'g e. f Sc s4 e%es s''q seH e. s s4%s sn affi N 's sr sn @S Gas SH Sc
Snr@ S@ierbsn esfn siidsod Gas' lsBtri4mb @t ss@nSst@nd BcrScn
S%Fati S" man f inf s'S Ss sg u n%. i iS%"t ms has syT p4 SaTs1' BOO ss'% %s%
g@ eae sa S'H Hs@a o ss b sR Sss'S S"s S Ss gss9u' 's sHsjs asai nat .nS sd liSe
S SsHS5il az; en- s Hssu,s si HI ds%si S Sa s@t Ba S9 sGss5 81 8't af s n sSSo
goT0en mar. rO i'm bic iommenosn HerabeeminOet tt. alto nn emsH &c.
Sarb,. ' bs 's aiasGetgrRfpoTt sd Elm. S galeion bot SR a5fht ScrrH st$tod
ee ieHersos R3'oE Eate ''R @asri sef1ia sn en- f Sa Sse T is Sm t ea fo Ss9 s sb' S 1s
2dsr '5 gu sa5I SnT 5o5cu. sum @ot a nS eSdant HurSe 4S S4 Ss Semoirntids
Meter Der n %e4 S. gT9 Sen. s%ssfn Zen Ss5rr e i ssrSra sg L4S nun cE EPf SgnSs
i4TSs'"i8 an' s 9n $P - isIef a"I 6leiS a4i SEE S'f bi afS sg ssi4 Ss G nn S ~ fa8m n
ns er amcr QH4ed nube. unO mub fsgmu
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1913-06-07
Me ilumiDinfsit her neutide

Die llnninisfeit Der oeutihcr
Srouitrie, Die Gan 5roiteisco Nus.
IieIiing 81 beihidrr, mag ibrrr
wrunO sum 9betI In fuirtbidoitIi-
tben @riinocn baber, Gum Gbeil
fcmmcn nber aud sipeiieIlos b 0
Iiftihe Gripdslmgeu inbctrabt.
IS lit in G~eutifImO-nn6 in Den
nmtIifen arciien-nidt mbemcrtt
peblicben, Oab uniere a~egenpdrtige
Administration cine onsgeiprohene
eorIiebe fir England bat. Bra.
iiocnt @iIion bat ieIbit eiumal er.
Tart, onb er ieine S~nformationen
lber Ole poIitiihen gerbiltniiie mo
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20
Demand Big Aid
For Little People
(By United Press Assooiations)


Los Angeles, Dec 20-The commit
tee appointed by the mass meeting in
the interest of the unemployed last
night appeared before the city council
today, bearing the meetings resolu-
ton, asking the council to appropriate
$500,000 Immediately and then raise
$4,000, 900 for the relief of unemployed
here and offer them employment.
Three hundred men accompanied the
committee. The resolution was refer
red to the finance committee, the coun-
Gil inviting the petitioners to name
a representative to- confer with the
finance committee. The petitioners
declared they were basing their es-
innate on Chief Sebastian's statement
that there are 10000 without work
here and 100000 dependent on them.
Acting Mayor Whiffen, expecting
demonstration at the meeting, asked
Chief Sebastian for special police
detail Of fifteen policemen in the
building, but the meeting was orderly.
After the resolution was presented the
petitioners filed to the street where
200 others awaited them.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20

The time has come when the direc-
tors Of the irrigation district will take
action to condemn the property of the
California Development Company in
the United States. This will be done
by unanimous approval, for the di-
rectors have arrived at the conclusion
that this is the only possible course
open to them.
The board was in session this morn
ing and then adjourned until this af-
ternoon. 1t was not formally decided
what policy should be followed at the
morning session, and the order for
condemnation may not be made this
afternoon, but the board have tactily
decided that this policy must be fol-
lowed.
The last communication the board
had from Attorney Herrin of the
Southern Pacific Company was to the
effect that President Sproule would
be back to San Francisco in a few
days, when a definite answer might
be made to the proposal of the district
to buy the system.
At the meeting this morning there
were present President Walter Ham
ilton, c. H. Brockman and Porter H.
Ferguson. Messrs. Hamilton and
Brockman were ready to order action
taken at once, and at a preceding
meeting Director Pond had expressed
his willingness to proceed, and Mr..
Pond is expected to be present this
afternoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20

: Today was busy day at the court
house with Judge Louis w. Myers of
Los Angeles, sitting in the superior
court, Judge Franklin J. Cole holding
court in the library and Justice May
field holding court in the jury room.
Judge Myers in Judge Coles place
is hearing the request for a writ of
mandate brought by the Imperial
Land Company and associated inter
ests to compel the directors of the I'm
perial Irrigation district to refer the
assessment levy of two mills on the
dollar to the people of the district in
a referendum election. An applica-
tion for an injunction to prevent the
assessment levy previous to such an
election is also being heard.
Attorneys A. Haines and R. D.
McPherrin represent the Irrigation
district and Nathan Newly of the firm
of Valentine and Newly represents
the applicants. This afternoon being a
holiday it is presumed that there will
be no decision given today on the ap-
plication.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20
Case Against Irrigation
District Assessment Is
In Superior Court Today

In Judge Coles court Peter Miller
16 years Of age, charged with burg
larizing a store at Brawley, was COM
mitted to the Preston School of In
dustry.
William Knox of Holtville was COM
mitted to the state hospital at Pat
ton. Knox was victim of alcoholism
and had been charged with non-sup-
port of his family.
c. A. Semmelmyer and L. D. Abbott
of Ell Centre were committed TO the
state hospital at Patton.
In Justice Mayfield's court H. G.
Faubion was given preliminary
hearing on the charge of issuing a
fictitious check and was bound over
to the superior court in bonds of
$4,000. Faubion was unable to raise
that amount and was lodged in the
county Jail. This case is the after
math of the decamping of Faubion,
which resulted in the closing of the
Model Creamery of which he was pro-
prietor.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20

New comers to the valley may need
to be told what the Holtville fiesta
is, but everybody else will know what
to expect.
For years it has been the practice
for that town to invite in the entire
valley on the first day of the year and
treat them to the greatest of turkey
barbecues and to a great round of
sports.
Other towns have their fiestas at
which the visitors are expected to pour
forth their money at every turn of the
road, but with Holtville the great feed
is free to everybody land everybody
is there.
So popular have these fiestas be-
come that the city trustees of the 9TH
er towns are now taking action to ap-
point a committee of citizens to re-
main at home and protest the property
while the others go to the great an
nual assembly. 1t is we'll for them to
do so, else it might happen that the
towns might be at the mercy of any
hobo who had not happened to hear of
the fiesta.
1t is understood that the committees
appointed to stay at home will be
sworn in as deputy policemen, so they
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20
Profit of Egg Spectator

Chicago, Dec. 20-James E. Wetz,
the egg buyer, who insists he is a
philanthropist in that his spring pur-
chases of eggs which he stored have
kept the public from an egg famine,
declared today that he has made $780,
900 so far this season on his egg spec
ulations, and that he expects to make
fully that much more before the win
ter is ended. With partner, he held
178 carloads of eggs. Eggs today
were quoted at 261a cents wholesale
Wetz paid on an average of II cents
for his supply.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20
For Tango Instructors
(By United Press Associations)

(By United Press Associations)
New Haven, Ct, Dec. 20.-Tango
instructors and exponents of denatur-
allied wrestling will focus their atten-
tion here tonight when Jess Willard
meets George Rodel, the Boer, in what
is scheduled as "twenty-round mill"
Because of Wizards recent burlesque
in New York with Mountainous Carl
Morris, it was the general expectation
that no one would be hurt tonight,
unless unforeseen complications arise.
Rodel had the better of a go with
Willard at Milwaukee a few weeks
ago.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20
Directors of Irrigation District
Will Proceed to Condemn Canal
System North International Line

lars, sum which, if necessary, can be
raised by assessment of less than a
dollar an acre for the land under the
canals.
Getting possession of the property,
they will have left to deal with only
the Mexican company, which is Who'll
ly under the control of the Southern
Pacific railroad.
Having made this much advance,
freeing the problem of those having
claims against the California Develop
ment Company, the district will have
a clean-cut opportunity to deal with
the railroad for the Mexican property,
or will be in a position to go through
the department of state to the City of
Mexico to get an Independent right of
way for canal on Mexican soil.
In this way it is expected to get pos
session of the works in the United
States well within year, and possibly
in less than half that time.
The board today passed resolution
notifying the supervisors that vac
ancy exists on the board through the
resignation of Allison Peck of Imperial
and requesting that the vacancy be
filled as soon as possible.
1t is understood there is no prospect
of success of the effort to get an
enemy of the district appointed to fill
the vacancy, but that the man to be
appointed by the supervisors will at
least have a free mind to work in
harmony with other members of the
board
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20
Holtville Fiesta to Be
Greater than Ever Before
In Events and in Crowd

can be punished if they, too, sneak
over to Holtville.
The citizens of Holtville and the
farmers in that entire section of the
valley always do their utmost to make
the fiesta greater success, and yet
it is stated that the event this year
will be greater than ever before. 1t
will be greater in it's sports and in
the crowd present, and it will only not
be greater in the feed than heretofore
because it is not possible that there
should be a greater feed from Holt
vile than heretofore.
Phil Brooks this morning telephoned
over from Holtville that there would
be a prize of $25 for the best dec
Grated automobile at the fiesta. That
was taken for granted, for there does
not seem to be anything left undone
in the efforts to make the fiesta a
great success.
Among the attractions will be a
parade of the fraternal orders of the
valley, baseball game, tug of war, re-
lay race between the high school
teams, chariot race, wrestling, Uroncho
busting, horse relay racing, rabbit
chase, and the whole will end with
grand ball at night.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20
DarrOw Case Dismissed

(By United Press Associations)
Los Angeles, Dec. 20-The indict-
ment charging Clarence Darrow with
bribery of Robert Balm, prospective
Mcnamara juror, was today dismissed
at the instance of District Attorney
Fredericks, who appeared before Su-
perior Judge Jackson. Fredericks said
inasmuch as Darrow had twice been
tried, the state agreed to drop the
case. Darrow was acquitted on the
charge of bribing Juror George Lock
wood. The jury disagreed in the first
trial of the Balm charge.
Imperial Valley press., 1913-12-20
Willing to. Give Up

Washington, Dec. 20-At the sug-
gestion of the department Of justice
the American Telephone and Tele-
graph company agreed to give up its
interests in the Western Union Tele-
graph company and to effect reor-
ganization to conform to the depart
ment's Interpretation of the anti
trust law.
By this move the company prob
ably will avoid any litigation i'll the
courts.