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The Lynden tribune. [volume] (Lynden, Wash.) 1908-current, 1914-07-16
Bids Wanted

hNds Wanted tar the dsese-xnt
works necessary ia the erection ana
completion Of q esga School gsana-
ms Tor the School Osssrset az a.xr-
ven, Washington. Plans ana seees-
t,eauons csn he seen AZ the crrSce
" ". y. Stuart. See~essrS Sssces
toard' lNaden. Washington. Rsss
are to he accompanied Nv re-~sFses
check ~ per cent az she arpoarf
OF tender, Ribs are =, ~, .,-.s,-ss
at z, NJ, July sS. 1874 Ar, ~
all bids not necessarily =. he
certed. Nc
NJ, II. GERLAcH.
Architect
LS1aeE- wssh.
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u you aecd pssa'iss 81 say sisd
com, 10 the ChsuoieIs.N Ns~s. iish.
c,sss work. reasonable psseso.
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MAlxv1LiE NEWS

e. W D-ieas spes; Thursday in
Tsiaiass.
Mrs Il. krine-hi and daughter
ksshfya spras THURSDAY IN Trini.
dad.
Gladys thc lean Visited kcs mother
in tho hospital Thussaass
Mrs. =. Nrtsh,oa ssa asushser
Ethel spea, Friday in Trinidad shoe
pisx.
Mark t.amnc rs.spred to Triniisd
Saturday
wm. Thomas m.gsrd bis family
TO Trinidad SATURDAY
Miss Victoria osrp.iovssi of Trisi.
dad .p-a, Sunday with h.r mother.
e. ". H. Jean and daughter
G,aays .pcu. Sunday in Trinidad Sis-
isiax Mrs. DE lean. who Is confined
In the San Eapaarl Hospital.
Frank -t.aadei,. Of Trinidad. at
srnd-d the ball game heTc Sundss,
The hall game bc'.cen the all
stars Of Trinidad aud s'ars'illc vas
sure an Interesting game. s'arsNi''"
won by the score OF - to !.
Mr. end Mrs. ~ Il .fisss ami
daughter. Of salinas. were The
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PERSONALS

Earl Hyde. OF Texas. Is visiting nt
the home of l.. \. Baggett this
week.
Miss Clara Ruth Mo1x.r. u special
writer 10 the Denver Times. arrived
this morning and will spend several
days In the strike district doing
feature work for her paper.
Guy La co.ie of the sdjutant gen.
erals office. arrived In the district
this mosuinx and will spend several
days In the district on business con
nccied with his department.
r. Hutchinson of sopris MAS in
Trinidad yesterday and last night
looking after business Interests ana
visiting friends.
George r. PeaSs. general manage,
Of the Rorky Mountain Fuel CON,
pany. is In Trinidad this week look
Ing after the Interests Of hi. com.
paar. lie will be In the aisirie, for
several DAYS.
Lee Rollins returned home today
from n visit In Wyoming and north
-sn Colorado. lie visited Casper.
Cheyenne and Denver while a~ay.
Edward 4. Evans. = representative
of the DeaS-r Express. is In Trinidad
this verk la cover the strike story
for hsi paper.
Edwin v. iirsk-. state labor rnm.
misslon-s. arrived in Triniaad last
slshs fsosn hi. home In Drawer, lie
~iii rspLebiS spend s-S.rai DAYS in
the district.
Harvey ba.ii. a staff so.efs pon.i.
ssi for the RoeSs Msahisin N-ss.
arrived in Trini:sa yesterday and
.iii r-fnain several s,ss.
y 4. Coasisirt ot th- Associated
i'r. .arris-a in Tsinidsi tr.a, his
snse- in isss-r. iih- ~ii is.sss the
strike for the Associated t'r~s~ srst-
Ire.
Mns y ". Carr At iiassinx. il
sisiiise tfienas in Trinidad iht.
s--I.
n. a.. tranh-hbusRrr s~susn~<a 10
HE hor..- IN Ciiaasr-a. ~ ~. sfssf
. sa.ir-ss si.i, in Trisiisa. sn-is1s
e ~. Half al rhi.ae. i. .t- t-.ssss
= f-s days in rsinisad asssaaias 4"
hu.ir-ss affairs
D: y. Mayer os f.rA,-s ts IN Trial
Hal shh. ~-~k tnssise alter hasih--s
ini-f,sas herr sha si.itias frsrnass
NJ. asa Ms ~ y ca~a-fy at
rosss~. ~.s. In f.iniaAa yesterday
ss s,r.iss .s . susssiasd bssis.~s
and pi-ssasr usip.
u u. M-ss NJ b-ss.s. arrived in
Trisi.isa last NIGHT and ~iii b. h-s~
s.~ aass ianaias sflrs nsssinss. anH
irr~ssss
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Shortly before II o'clock thia
morning tie fire epssed frs1 several
potsss in the atstr.et bssveea Led.
lew aad Deissaa ssA The s.aessl
sheesisg At the latter place became
ivssulss. 0vss the ridge ihs sssiksss
s~asnsd TO pssi,iess further sssth
and sossh aad b.iow the asustsd
Deputies sad militia spread eas ,nss
srasass s,osps 10 sss,ss the sspsf.
ate baads Of stsikssA.
Al Ludlow . dstaeAnent u
militia pstsolled The susda. ssrains
back all vehicles and soarlsssly ses.
resatias Tie ,e~a. ". o. cede. .
driver for Hail aad He1ahsa.
usdsstsksrs. gotss 10 take charge q
bodies fouad in the rsiss Of The burn.
81 tent colony. vas TUNED back By
tic fire Of q machine gun discharged
BY tie militia. fhs vollsy iron the
machine gun swept the road in freat
Of him and riddled Q calf quietly
tra~,iss in a pss,pie. No entrance
10 The town of tadlov will be per.
niiied to-day. according to .najes
Hasnrpek. in charge Of the militia.
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2 DEAD AND ;
WOUNDED IN BATTLE

SC'ssssss>A es0o eaos ~
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UNDER THE FLAG

Albuquerque Joufnai:
However the matter any b- as-
TASTED .i last. the sointE, is saliily
liz hind the tE-.,h-n, in his demand
that the American flag shall be- al
ius-d BY the iia-r,a government in
aJoa-m.ht for the .utsas- p-s..-.
uai-,i ON an officer as. biu-iaFt-,s
from oa- "f the United states var
sai.s in Tanpiro hsEbsFs
far the nsm-n, sa~ sIai- M-Nl-
can sass y s.ni--,-l in hrsHsin 8
ii.up I. terms laid sewn by M.
H,i'ai MsY" a.i ns k.i Ly ~. ma
'I"n.i administration. wkr,h-r ih-
assfasAsi0ns lhsii-i-i by ,a- Meal.
can !.ssurais upsn The representatives
nf The tnit-t st,i-s In N.si.s Ci'y.
N.Ea "ius aud Tanpirp s.g- the s-s
suit sf a purpose by iiu-r,a q. '1rr-
.i.'-r,-nii8n ar Watcher ,h-s merely
-srE1ss-i In terms sf p.t,Y annn,
ars- ~" M-Si.sn hatred st 'a- sria-
60. sanna, b. a-t.sminsa a, this
time
i'ss = long tisa- The i'nliss s,ag-s
ha. b-sn snb.s7t-i ~ > sFs,-masir
''taiiins." si'siiar 4. ,ha, .sapias -si
IN the bali rinss II tha, T-t.abli.s
\ baha-siiia has b-sa riaaIsd in
tasi- Sans s..suia-f q. no, insFr-
lu-as Intsssais. a8par.atiY t.E a..
piss-as. Of s~uins hin finch ,ai PISS
,a- ato4ns - bs, fh- Assssans -n-
iayr.; II art u SEEMED rot ss b- aans
s-saass u -ss merely psarsisins sh-
,sr.iss a. sh~sr national sport
iiat sh-a u .ana- to Srgrs,ins a
nail orderly from ono al ,h. battle
ships and throwing hin, lot. prison.
Sh- hsldIhs sFasa Clarke uRhaussss
messy pf ..,iTiai sisssgshss ;fna abs
: ate a.g.sim.ns ., Wsshiuzts.. and
the sFr-ssinf OF = naval a,tIfss and y
detail 81. cadets IN uni'.sas. GHaS ns.si.
and On legitimate ss, - in ,a- risy
at TaHseis. and sh- sakinz Of tao
biucjsskets from und-T tk- Sn.Tis.n
.isz IN . naval lsunrh ans isssrdirE
all nf thea ,ar.ash the street. as an
example at 'h. .oes-rps In -hssh
the Amrfs.sn nation is held. /, va
.arrrin. the matter 'i,sic hrf.ai
the 9a,iea,c .,.n .f rsrsIs-as VII.
.phs
u il by such mean. that i'uur,a
he's attended. ami in rsaintaininS ,L-
dignity es the nation. th- tris-d
state stssd. behind the pG.sid-ag ta
whatever extreme sr Elap sc lit ,o
so-sh. farther he goes the better.
II Wa the destruction of the
Maine that b'wsEa' on the ~ar with
spain Ta- situation in Cuba had
been anno,ius iuT ycsrss spanish
Officers had r-~or'rd Z. the same sps-
tel 81 baii bsi,inx Uncle Sam tlai
has t~.n in vogue in Mexico for the
pass three years. American citizens
wr.- Imprisoned ami held inror-
seine "f them were beaten
ssI sgrlr Of 'hrm wCsc kilI.i.
Th. people Of The country had be- |
com- impatient. Hrs; with the Cl-v"- !
land administration and then with !
the attitude of President Mckinley.
Th.tc was reluctance stpui inter
v.n,i,n. i,ut from the moment tn"
Maine. flying the stars and stripes. I
wen, down Intervention was a GER
,ain,y.
Tn. little toa, the; landed tn.
blue packets at Tanpico was ntins
The American flag. Fisura,iv.ly. 'h"
~-rc under ., both aflll;
and sshort and they were under Its
protection when tn. sffron, was os
fcred to them by the Ic>icaB sDlG-
icrs. Therefore. the affront must =,
a,opcd for mp'Iy and effectively. |
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sy the executive OF the former.
This susmtse il erii founded. The
International affair Sg Mexico would
h- greatly affected aHi i-r T. sajssi-s,
,s suit sonaiiinas s' actual var. such
a. those sfi.inE from blockade sad
the n-.-..isy Of defining the rishis
Of n-u'rais uiihin M-.igan territory.
Il is r.sr~nsn-.i ,ba, ':snrrai iiu-ria
pf.mI.sis ~iii s~rvc Hs,is- an III.
fs~.rs ihsoagh tho N-is.sn dipi.r
matte Representatives abroad sf such
a d-s-Ios.aarnt. in order that shus
iaisht is.a- sk- customary rsu.iama'
tiers sf n~a,faii'F shsslii the, sarr
la 4. sen aaeh rr"riama,ioh. ~.aid
have saan- effect aR Nm-risan 's"inH
m-e~ and the sizh, 1T The i'nitrd
sias-s government tn .,.tain shilas
AMI sarii-s and ssasi'i.ns IT var
truth ai,fusis
cnaspi Canada ss Vera Cfus. in .
dispatch ,n the stat. Department ihis
afuytnnss. .aid tha, :. far az he hsi
b~-s unsbis Ia fy-ssabiish communal
.aiisa With The Anrfisan embassy Al
Mssi.. city IL said . hnas- To
h.as- s-ss.h uss b-sss fnsds 'asoash
vsss CssA saa h.aa, ssss.s ~ss- b..
sas made
R-ss.SAsp GAsrisna has received .
nssabrt al appiisstSoAs from siiisrns
f'oe, shs bss.i.s ,n~ss arp~siisx fos
psul-~t.aa asaiasi f-.ssisi- attacks
alisrk. fso-s the N.siSan side
rts secretary has referred ali sf
The ..mnsun;ea,seas 4. s,r..rai i,iiss
in s-.smand Of the hss-i-r TROOPS.
,savias 4. h;s ii.ststica at she scsoess
President w'iis.s TODAY scat I" con1
zs-s. . nrrssagc a.h;az t"r an imme.
sisis srrrurriasina of Ss... 90" 'n he
t,ssd q. bfins Arn.fi.ans nos In N-ss
is. ts.k .a 'b-if hnsn-s in the
t'nisra sss'0s The message sas fea
s.,,.d To the sppruasisssnas saHssai'i
lee. Tho message rad
Ia view at the osisruef srrasrs'
~ In. existing situation In tho s-a
ruhiss .s N-siru. I rvsoususrni the
,ssmrsiai- passage of an at srrr"-
rsiatta< ss.". 90" n. so much 'hrf-as
.. .say h- a-r-s.sfT. b. placed s'
sh~ disposal .t tho psosides' for the
parru.- of p-oVidise means 4" b'ias
To their hoes.s in rnitsi States Am
s,,sss sisie-ns now IN Mexico.
Empty dry z-pis i,o,~s ~.r. de'is-
cred ~ th. Mcsicaa embassy h.rc
.hessiy brscrr neon. but ''rspi'" the
apparent rrcpars,inn. f"' departure
senor AIsars stated that he had not
,c, sr-cts-,i an order Z" ask f"r his
passports. Z, vas reported hsrc. how
ever. ,ha, in -ariIes messages from
uu.rsa. the Mexican provisional
ur.siicn, hai informed Aisara that
he could leave his rces Whenever he
,boush, ,h. situa,ioa warranted his
departure.
Mr. sas,cIIc;. q member Of the
Mexican senate frum Csmr-,hc call.
cd ., tn. Mexican cmhsssv a, noon
for a conference with Aissras
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Chroaiclc-News, soc per month.
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o 3 " U A ~

Snyder.
Tue funeral Of Frank snyder. tho
is-yrar-oid hoy who was killed at
Ludlow Monday evening. will he held
tomorrow afternoon at o'clock from
The HALL VI Mahon chapel.
Lsrsic.
Tho funera, Of Premo Larsie. the
Young Trinidad lad who was killed
bv stray bullet while going along
the Hastings road Monday evening.
will he held at the Holy Trinity Cath
olic church tomorrow afternoon at =
o'clock. Intermen, will be made In
the Catholic cemetery.
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NOTICE

For the protection OF the timber
and grazing and TO preserve and In
crease the game and fish theron. The
Rocky Mountain Coal and Iron Co.
and the Colorado Fuel and iron Co
hereby give notice that all ucspass.
',r hunting NJ fishing on their lands
In Las Animas County. Colorado. are
strictly forbidden.
The Rocky Mountain Coal 4 iron
Co, and The Colorado Fuel and Iron
Co.-By ]. p. welborn. President.
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ss1esas e Ms and Msss Jncs <aieArsa
son sasaass
Tact- ate fsr..ss ot wedding. 'ss
saa'saeias parties h-ias Miss saphIs
dale
iissa To NJ and Nrss NIcassss
T-.-as:sis. a hsby sisl. isa;h aaush-
rs aaa daughter at. aaias nicely
Meiss Gsnsssin mps.s.a 90 Tsiss.
dad Meessss
James kiISatsieh Of Dawson !.
sr-udsss a t.u days sisi;ins his siis
and snn. who reside here
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Chronicle News. soc pcr month.
The chronicle=news., 1914-04-22
ASKS WITHDRAWAL
OF 0'SnAuGHESSY

sc.ssssssA ss.. sas, ~
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HEAD STUFFED up?
HYonE, GIVES rHsrAHr RELIEF

In suffering from q cold or caiaUrh
causing dull headaches or an itching
and burning sensation in the nos
.j,s. surely Iiyomci. II gives quick.
effective and permanent relief or
money refunded by the Hausman
Drug company. IL gocs riga, to the
.po'-you feel better In Eyc min
utes.
No roundabout method of stomach
dosing with Iiyomei-you breathe IL.
This health-givins medication goes
directly to the inflamed membrane.
all Irritation and congestion ia quick
" relieved. the delicate Tissues healed
and ,i,aiizcd.
IIyor,ei should he In every house-
hold. Druggists everywhere sell II.
Ass fJr the complete outfii-si.o
size.
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SEARCH OF BODIES
HALTED BY BATTLE
scsssssssA ssso eaes ~

he went 10 Ludlow 10 take shars. Of
the dead. lie 1s. Iufari back by
the militia and a machine suh Was
di.s sharsrd in font nj him. the ,oii-,
riddiinE . calf tha, go. IN a pasture.
Thus for lhir'y-sss hoars and more
the d-aa bodies have laid on the de-
sasial site of the strikers camp
and human hands sahnas soarh ta.n,
Tha, the test .aiany VAS not z~i
ON fir- by the militia is the a-sIafs-
iion of Major =. J. i,amfork. The
fif-. h- says. started In th- salth.
ss,, safn-r sf the tent soiany snd
spread rapidly. II aus an'ins tho
isr- that a iags- raanstiy II dsns-
rni,- -sriss-L ~iGh a a.sf.nins :
so,s~ that added tn the hosrof al the
ssese.
AZ uai6n headquarters ,h- state
m-h, j. mai- that = sessvh .f the
rs,ih. -iii f.s.ai aumb-r mos-
s-,a thar have s-.a inrius;.i in 'h-
tis,s htsh-rss psibiish-.is I, may h-
several aays ana.s sh- ps-~-., ."a.
as,iaDs b-susw the ust-as .t the
tsixLlsui affair .iii b. hna~as Th"
.orea-r hos b-.a halted in his ins.~H
iiEation by his liability d. visit 'hr
arsae o~!sE to the h".,iii,iss,
Ik- military aashari,i-s ar- firm.
in tssir a.siaraii.n that th. ltshs
started vh-n sinsh at Gsr-hs IN
d-s lh.is i..i-ss i.pai- Tikus. up~a-s
nss uraa sh- ssiiisasg ,.asss fsosu
that tim. or ,a- hsssi- RACED sos
hoass Unit. alter DARK ,h- strikers
sss~ ssasiir aisi.is-a from their TO.
.i,ian ssd aris.n hack ,s the sai.hy
sAsfs b-s"s- a.. .ise ssvI' ihruash
sse .eh,ss
Th. sirs, Il Iau ts..ssi 80 N. si.s
.ims Of tho bstsi. esa sIr" ~Iii 'she
s.sagr sn..susra- u u sn;isis.s'"'
shs. banf-as as ra-mh~rS .s the
sns..-i uIa- wattsss us Nm-ri's
sJii nsssh in she procession To-day
a.. yesterday ihsonss - unia.i.'s
ss..a-f The undertaking. g-asn.
.h.s- ,h. basiss asr and s"'r"~iuS
l,i.aas aad relatives waited asd
watched .sr ,h. sp-siss as missI.
sa.. &. he hFoaEa, In
Ta. s-s l..d lie; al dead AMI asis'
ssas i. o.. t"llawss
\ MARTIN. private Company \.
p~sser.
Louis TiktE. striker. organizer.
cnv.d Mine Workers. i.aii.-s
JAMES TSi.EE. striker. secretary
uaieH. I.ualoss
PRANK HsnINo. striker. ind.
loss
rRuNo LNRsir. brewer worker.
Triniaads
FRANK SNYDER. aged is. scu "f
wm. snya.r. striker. t.iaIo-.
Missing and reported dead
CHARLES Co-TN. striker. lad.
Ious
AIRS. CHARLES CosTA and two
MHs. PRANK r.pHINo and '~o
children
MRS. NICK MsI.NsovtTcH and
seven children.
MHs. - CHAVEZ and two chill
irsn
Late this afternoon a party of al
dorm PERSONS carving the flag "f
the American R-d Cross society left
Trinidad in an automobile for i.ud-
10. to take charge Of the t|'''i-s ~
ING in the ruins of tn" strikers 'amr.
They viii he broush, to the city to-
.ish,. The Rcd Croes representatives.
will make a thorough Investigation
-
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LISTEN FOR THE WHISTLE.

Listen fof the shis,ies' Tue c-N
carrier hoys now poesess new whis.
Ties. The hoys viii blow the ~hi.tIcs
~hcs they deliver papefs. whss
you hear the whistle toaishi and
eiehts hereafter get your C-N just
after II has eeea issowa.
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trubisshr., April i;..:. ieitl
NOTICE TO Properly OWNERS

Hrin. In your schedules "a >sea -
possible. and have them filled FTSr.
-siy. Thereby avoiding esreecous as.
<vssHcutss There is . penalty Tot
ncsl.,,ins ,hi. matter.
mo. y. HARPER.
Ceuaty Assessor
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

fairly active, with no price changes
being announced by local merchants.
Another shipment of late Howe
cranberries is expected to arrive on
the market either today or tomorrow
and will be placed on sale at 10000
9.25 barrel. A steady tone was evil
dent in the apple market with good
demand offered for all varieties of the
fruit.
On the Los Angeles Produce Ex-
change butter remained unchanged at
80 a pound for the California cream
cry extra. Eggs advanced &c to 80
a dozen.
The following receipts were report
ed by Secretary Pickrell of the Pro
duce' Exchange of Los Angeles: Eggs
1877 cases; butter, $3.50 pounds;
cheese, 3,135 pounds; potatoes, 6,321
sacks; onions, 1913 sacks; beans, 1,77G
sack; sweet potatoes, 200 sacks; APP
pies, 1888 boxes.
Local ranch eggs, per dozen-Se-
lected, 43; candled, Al; case count
38.
California creamery butter, per
pound-Fresh extras, 80; fresh firsts
.2S.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
COMMISSIONERS SALE ON FORE
CLOSURE OF MORTGAGE.

Under and by virtue of writ of exc
cution reciting an order of sale and
decree of foreclosure and sale, issued
out of the Superior court of the Coun
ty of Imperial, State of California, on
the End day of December, 1914, in an
action wherein j. b. Shepardson was
plaintiff and Harriet A. Richards and
others were defendants, a judgment
and decree and foreclosure and sale
was duly entered on the 9th day of
November, 1914, the said decree recit-
ing that there is due the plaintiff the
sum of S10,71615, besides costs and ac-
cruing costs,
1 am commanded to sell all, or 50
much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said claims, besides costs and
expenses of sale, the lands and prem
ses mentioned in said decree, situate,
lying and being in said County of Inn
perial, State of California, and bounded
and particularly described as follows,
to wit:
The northwest quarter (NW ~ Of
fifteen G5) south, Range fifteen G5)
east, San Bernardino base and merid- =
ian (same being ID. L. e. No: 159O and
being Tract No. 80, according to the
resuTvey of said township, including
all buildings and improVeme there
on or that may be erected thereon, to-
gether with all and singular, the tene-
ments, hereditamcnts and appurte-
nances, water and water rights, pipes
fumes and bitches thereunto belong
ing or in anyWisc appertaininS and
the TcNeTSlOn anu IcNcISlOnS, IcIudili~
der and rcmainders, rents, issues and
profits thereof.
Therefore, public notice is hereby
given that on Saturday, the 26th day
of December, 1914, at 10 o'clock a. m
of that day, in front of the Court House
in the City of Ell Centre, in said Coun-
ty of Imperial, l will sell all the above
described property or so much thereof
as may be necessary to satisfy said
judgment, and execution. with ali
costs. to the highest and best bid
der for cash, gold coin Of the United
States.
Dated December .. 1911.
BLAINE BRUNDAGE,
Commissioner appointed BY said court
to sell said property.
ATTORNEYS for Plaintiff. 2OG
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

In the Superior Court of the County
of Imperial. state of California.
In the matter Of the estate of Ernest
Bernard, deceased.
Estate Of Ernest Bernard, deceased
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, administrator of the estate of
Ernest Bernard, deceased. to the cred
itors of and all persons having claims
against the said deceased, to exhibit
within four months after the first pub
lication of this notice, to the said ad-
ministrator at Room 1O9, First National
Bank building, Ell Centro, Cal, the
same being the place for the transac-
ton of the business of said estate, in
the County of Imperial, state of Cali
fornia. It's first publication was on
the Sth day of December, 1914, in the
Imperial Valley Press, a newspaper
printed and published in said Imperial
county. j. V. WACHTEL,
TueSJan5
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
Paying Dairy For Lease

Dairy ranch for lease, between Ell
Centre and Meloland-a money max
or; ITO acres, all fenced and cross
fenced; 145 acres in good and alfai-
ia, only 81 per acre; balance free
rent; lease can run two years. This
is a complete dairy outfit and a pay
irg proposition. Ninety good cows at
S100 per head; milk houses, cream
separator, cans, farm implements, etc.
An established wholesale milk busi-
ness, paying over $1,000 per month;
has paid as high as $1,000 in one
month. 1t only takes $1,000 cash to
set this; balance reasonable monthly
payments. Price, 11,000.
See KROTZ & BARKER
Realty and Livestock Brokers
5S5 Main Street Phone Jaw
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Barley Market.

San Francisco, Dec. Sin the local
grain pit today no sales of barley op-
tons were reported. December closed
at 1864 bid and 1.29% asked. May
opened and closed at 1876. Feed bar
ley was quoted at 1.15@1.20; fancy,
1.22h; shipping and brewing, 1.23M
@1.27A. Receipts of barley today
were 1S,445 centals.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
MARKET REPORTS
Livestock Market.

Chicago, Dec. 8.-Hogs-Receipts,
10000; best light, 10 higher; others
weak to 10 lower; bulk, 6.60@720;
light, 6.35@745; mixed, 6.55@7.30;
heavy, 6.5O@72o; rough, 6.50@6.65;
pigs, 4.50@7.00.
Cattle-Receipts, $4,000; unsettled;
best steady to 10 higher; others weak;
native steers, 5.65@10.60; western
5.25@8.4O; cows and heifers, $3.50
$50; calves, 6.50@9.25.
Sheep-Receipts, 48,O00; weak;
sheep, 4.9O@6.OO; yearlings, 62O@
710; lambs, 6.00@8.1O.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Dec. 1.-THE action of
the market recently would tend to
indicate that buying power account OF
spinners will likely take place on re-
cessions from current quotations, as
brokers who usually act for that ele-
ment have been fair buyers in the re-
cent dealings.
Following is today's range of quo
tations:
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
023356
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION,
pepartmsnt nsst of the Interior,

IT q, IT - ~ MT VI tHt THItFIOr.
u > Land office at Los Angeles, Cal,
Notice is hereby given that Anna l..
roster of E Gl Centro, California, who,
on April ri caso 25, 1914, made desert land
ton q Township 16 s. Range 15 E .
5. B, meridian, has filed notice OF in
tenti2n to make final desert proof, TO
scribed, before the Clerk of the Su-
perior Court, at Ell Centre, California,
at 200 a, m, on the 29th day Of De-
Claimant names as witnesses: James
r. G9rron, Elmer Beck both Of El Cen
tro, California; John f. Waterman, Of
r, e. ID. No /, Eel Centro, CAL Henry c.
Mohaike, of Il, L. D. No. /. El Centre,
Cal.
Non-coal JOHN d. ROCHE,
Press atElCentro, ,CalDec16 Register.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
Les Angeles Produce Market.

Los Angeles, Dec. S.-Normal con-
ditions were prevalent again on the
local produce market yesterday for all
varieties of fruits and vegetables.
Trading in most lines was reported as
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
Regular Visits.

DR.. d. F. Hutchison, Optician, at
Ell Centre hotel, over Davis drug store,
every Wednesday.-Adv. 1873
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08
G. --4EE
UNDERTAKEN
Ell Centre Phone Main ia
012549
NOTICE FOR PUBLIC ALTON.

U. S. Land office at Los Angelo. car
November 27 1914.
Notice is hereby given that Fielding
on March 20, 1911, made homestead ~,
try No 012549, for SW u. section 28.
township 16 s. range 10 H., s. ~ me-
ridlan, has filed notice OF Intention 10
make final five-year proof, 10 esfab.
lish claim to the land above described,
before the clerk OF the Superior court
at El CentrO, California, al 2 90 u. M
on the 11th day OF January 1918.
Claimant names as witnesses: Henry
walker, Jay w. Magness, both Of Dia
leland California; George Il Huief
10hu Eodondiuk, both ~ SeHipv calf
fornla. JOHN -. ROCHE
NON n-eoa 3ec2p Register
Press atElCentro, Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-08

Spot cotton, quiet; middling uplands,
7.5O.