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The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03
PARIS REPORTS AND SEVERAL HEAVY GERMAN
 ATTACKS REFUSED

PARIS, Dee. 3Thc office today issued m official nietin ln which 1t is stated that lively artillery cxr nge occurred last night between the Germans and the allies aong the line at Nienport and souh of Yprcs and that heavy bomafmcnt of the French positions took place west of Lens in Argonne Under of the heavy artillery fire and darkness the German Infantry attacked the allies at syeal points, but were repused with heavy losses
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03
AVIATORS DROP BOMB ON KRUPP FACTORY
GOVERNOR STRONG
 NOW 1T FRISCO

SAN FRANCISCO, Dee. g. Governor J. F. A. Strong and Mrs. Strong, of Alaska, are now in this city. The visit Of AIaska's executive here Is in connection with the exhibit of the territory at the Panama-Paeifie Exposition.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03
MEXICAN AFFAIRS
 ARE SATISFACTORY

WASHINGTON, Dec. s--eov. ernment officials In Mexico are very satisfactory, and that the out look for peace In that country are now better than at any time since the outbreak of the war.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03
FIGHTING PRACTICALLY STANDST|LL bOTH|N THE EAST AND ALONG LINES IN FRANCE BELGIUM

BERLIN, Ice. 3-An official bulletin issued by the wa, office this morning states that the fighting is practically at stand s both in the east and along the lines i'll France and Belgium The Russians still prosecuting the siege of Cacow but with material progress In France and Bel gium the fighting has simmered down to light artillery duel with occasional unmportant infantry engagements but no
 fighting importance has occurred during the past twenty our both the Germans and the allied forces nduging in a much needed rest.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03
KING GEORGE VISITS FIRING LINE IN
 FLANDERS AND CHEERS TIE BRITISH SOLDIERS

LONDON, Dec. 3-Kng George today visited the front and went to several points along the firing line in West Elan der His presence greatly ceered the British soldiers in the trenches and he spoke to many of them commenting them the bravery they had shown in wsnndng the terrific charges of the Germans He declared that long the soldiers England exhibited the valor which has marked their conduct far throughout the Germany would succeed in its aim to invade England.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03

Mrs. l.. A. Bittner returned on this mornings train for her home in Ken necott, after visit of several weeks with friends in town.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03

All the news all the time in the Daily TimesGet 1t now.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03
LOCAL JorTINes.

Marshal D. Baldwin was return ing passenger on the Mariposa from a trip to Valdez. and is registered at the Windsor
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03

A great variety of attractive Christ. mas cards at E. A. Hegg's.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03

Dance Friday Night. Dance Eagle Hall Saturday night Don't forget JOY CRAFT.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03

LONDON Dec. 3An air fight, characteristic of fighting qualities of the British, and German aman arnen occurred fight round Ypres Two British aeroplanes went pur suit of Taube that both accommodating and throwing bombs Our armed with carbnes and saoo npisto After maneuvring they succeeded ERting bullet through the petrol tank of the Taube nspc fts the Ger managed to plane sfa to the ground; and leaving their machine they to Wood some two miles off.
 The hue-cry raised ahd fifty British and Pel gans hurried the search The game of hidcaneek asc long, but after hour Belgian soldier spled the foot of the Germans who had wriggled np drains Tho other also captured a few minutes later
 Both the Iron Cross and the cators very disappointed being allowed keep tepa mementocs LONDON, Dee S--Reports received here from Rtssia the Germans in Poland have succeeded in throwing buck the enyeopng Russian lines and DOW maintain positions of Olowincz. from wi pon.hcy again undertaking m energetic movement agN Nlst the Russians.
 LONDON, Dec. g ~The4sustran and New Zealand contia gents were landed in ~ today nna will tcis first service in the defense that Country against the Turks Later it s expected these Troops will to France and join the allies in fighting the GSnpans in France and Belgium,
 PARIS Dee. 3Thc French parliament will meet is cS raordnary session in Paris December % Tie members o Inc cabinet will leave Borcau time next week for Paris
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03

Hon. James wckersham spent a few hours in town last evening. on his way to Washington where he will resume his duties as Delegate to Congress from Alaska.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03

LONDON Dec 3-Urgent representations having been
 made Duchess Sutherland to the pressing necessity of further ambulance assistance at Dk for the transport wounded soldiers soldiers Mr. H. K Newton M F. for the Harwich division has presented for this work 42h Dam Ter motor car fully equipped Messrs Harrods Ltd carried out the order for conversion equipment accordance with British Red Cross regulations.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03

Ed. Pike. one of the popular rail. road boys, was m outgoing passenger on the Mariposa for visit to the states. having obtained leave of ab. sence for two months,
 Ed. Young. one of the pioneer pros. pectors of the Copper country, re turn on the Mariposa from trip to Valdez, and is stopping at the Rainier Grand. He will leave on the next train for chitina
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03

BERLIN Dec 3-Empcror William had long conference vcsterday at Brcsau with Achduke Fccrick commander III erts were made for tho starting of aggressive campaign aqairlst the Russians.
The Cordova daily times., 1914-12-03

BUDAPEST, Dec. 3-Begrade captured yesterday city from the west the Austrians magnificent charge, rushed the eenses driving out the defenders who fled in disorder and taking possession of the city The emperor has message to the commander of the Austrian forces com nendng his and his soldiers on the magnificent courage dis played in the capture of the city
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22

perceived from the general design that the
Russia are far from adversely affected
by tie change Of front, ana wtst II War
saw their prospects arr actually advanced.
In considering the aims OF the TWO
armies OF Germany and Austria, ii is ap-
parent that their task is 10 relieve the
pressure on Cracow and free Industrial
Sicsia ana the plains OF Hungary from
the fear ot Invasion This the Germans
are attempting to accomplish both hN
vigorous fighting southeast 81 Cracow
aud 10y threatening Warsaw.
The main object Of the Russians ~
10 invest and capture Cracow and end
the cooperation of the German and AUS
trian forces. las secondary task Is TO
defend Warsaw. The best plan s to de-
vo,c a large part of the forces To ham
merinC Cracow. leaving relatively small
force to occupy a strong position in front
OF Warsaw and to hold the Germans IN
check. This ;hev are doing.
At SachaCzow. the Russians are N an
excellent position 10 put up defence
They are behind the RZura and hold q
high bank which gives them command of
all the surrounding country Thcy have
also the advantage of holding another
river the Ravka, which fals into the
Bzura between Lowscz and Sochaczow.
The Rus ian front tins rcfore now extends
from the Nistula. along the east bank ~
the Bzura as far as the cor iiuence OF the
RaVka. up the RaNka ana men ca" SOUTH
Of OpoChnu. east OF P.ttoAuw.
The Bzura ana the Ravk. ar beng
s:~engthercd rsp.dlv. and K seems that
the General s'af IS justified !r sending
certain nuWb,r OF troops 'uuth (" the
most important theatre of war. western
Gdiic.a.
There is very hard nghiing in western
Galacia. and IL continues with varying
Advantage in the work Of pressing back
the combined German aud Austrian forces
that are coming up from tho vest and
south in the hope OF relieving Cracow and
Plzemysl Altogether there are about
fourteen army corps, or 100000 men, IN
this region.
The garrison Of rrzemysl Is making
brave but futile attempts TO break out
and ion forces with these forces which
are attempting To- save them from sur
render Covered 10y heavy Are from the
forts, they hurl themselves against the
Russian ring. Such attacks. exposed as
always to Hank assault, are seldom sue
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
BIGGEST OVERSEE
ARMY AT PYRAMIDS
British EXpcditiOnarI Force
Greatest Ever Transported
simultaneously.
CELEBRATE PROTECTORATE

CNlho be-. 2l-Among the pyramids
al C!zeh is CHARTERED the greatest cNpe-
ditioLrv force ever transported simul-
,aneous.y over the sea. I; Includes Au'-
tralian New Zealand, English. Indian.
Egyptian. Irish and Tnsmanian troops.
which are celebrating to-day the establish
meut O. Ire British protcctorate over
Egypt.
The great military camp - situated IN
tue desert behind the house of Menos.
where Harvard University t. conducting
evCtVnt.p The queensland and No
tor.t ,nutlug.rts each have q tent town
Games Automobiles, gun carriages, don-
KEYS and motor, Ncies m.igl- on the I'M
nruV.s,l road. while clusters OF ARABS
watch the Gun drills. The reSlm.nial
iuassots usually Curgrcgate where food
b 4. being cooled These m'scois incluu"
dogs. monkeys. ktnraroos, wal.ablts.
laughing iac&asses. parrakeets and Tas-
mania devil.
The Australians cat frozen meat, which
tte, hrouEh, with them. and the men are
very ~, Al trades and professions arr
rcprt,rntrd, Iuc!udius lawyers. naval
men. insurance brokers. gold miners ana
farmers I'm one group y musician ana
hrrsebraaS-y'' was found tending ihc
horses. winch included for n" guns stN 70
.H,t OF the record breaking drauEht ana
mails There are a ZEN Miorls ana hhI'
breeds among the New Zoaland"rs
kiplius's popular line, YOU cannot TAKE
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
BRITISH MONTHLY
BILL S225,OOO,OOO
Lloyd George Says England
Has 1000. 900 Men Under
Arms and More to Come.

,.-..,. ,rt. n ..oi,' 20 Tur ST..
I.lNDDN. D,n. -. y ." DoBY ChtoE'cis
prints an Interview wiN Lloyd George ny
tht london correspondent Of LH"mGAi's
%. Paris .n when TIE chancellor % the
ENoneJu,r is quoted as saying that Great
britain g. spending a. mitch as. o.. Ia be-
H"y"d. more than France on 'he war.
The monthly eNpcndtGIN FOR tho army
and navy. the Chancellor said. was Li5-
0Uu. 600 ,$22j. 900 .oUUD lie added
";ngland has more than 100000
sailors and soldiers under arms. True we
had. to a large extent t. impr,"lre
this vast ARMY. parenthetically, ;h.S IL
The strongest proof ~ the pacif" good
viii ", m..uta.red until the very last.
"Npu have been able to sec In London
The adWiraht". enthusiastic movOmen Mt
,Ni'r, hv Pa" voluntary enlistment FOR the
d,...I.u' ct the rIy. without the con-
s.ralui Of cons 'iiI' on. has enabled iis to
a.-cI'h, Dearly a MI o. and half
sold.'r. sine ,nr wir began.
'ria .yst"m will shortly supply rs
with e luu. 900 m.u. They are Inc pick
OF 49,. aa!.pu. VI, best and braves. Of all
clas.,- ot sucioty lrt,lcetua,s as well
g- wo lucu. the rich ~ well AZ The roor.
,pc .',fe Of TRADE u1,o' lists gs well as the
au-t militant .'uo'a's
"Da.uio a.d r.ml '''ig', thc bench and
uir SIS l,'I us .h, s.yp uud 'de club,
'lN- Furnished 8. fpur months these hun
".c'. 90. ,spI-,au- 81 vigorous young
l.,u. ..pl. 81 go %" years of ngC. with
whom i..rd N'chouo has formed his new
a"iav.
, .p-'r. - u. soo.ooc rev soIdi.e 81
$50. .ay. leon u.ai ny.r.N trained and
$40 o.. :'.l OF eu..G ....r, viii nave
,.a,I ,ao,. WHO 10y be SIDE Of the
. ,.'... se.. =. th" Fton.h d,mo,racy
..r ..ir-i rI from 'le Nser 30 Eel
lor % u.'g dt)"' 'r" md OF irus-
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
POLISH INVASION HALTED.
Russians start Offensive over West
prussian Frontier.

Npsrtdi fGOie DeSDLich 10 lHb sIN.
LONDON, Dec. 2l,-Late news from Ber-
III and PetrOgrad clears, to a great cx-
tent, the situation In the eastern theatre
o. war and enables military experts to
form reasonable estimate Of the loca-
ton and development OF six great bat
ties tha. aIe going on simultaneously
nigh, and day.
u IS obvious, first Of all. that the Ger
man army OF invasion in Poland has
been stopped IN full stride and Is beating
f'u.tlessly against the Russian defences
thI,y miles west of Warsaw The Rus
sarS are holding the right bank OF the
RGurd River and have thrown back every
G, man force which attempted to gain a
foptAoid on the RICH; bank.
From every standpoint IL appears that
thc German jolliiicstion was az little in
accordance with the facts ~ was the
recent celebration In petIograd over :u-
mos that several German corps had been
mapped and cut 10 pieces.
lu' newest Development or the situation
IN the east bodies il. for Germany. IL
Is am offensive movement by large Rus
So force which has Ought it's way along
tae Lower Nistuls from a base ~ plock
20 and over the southern frontier Of West
Irussi..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22

u broadwood up the Nile" is be!led. FOR
Their. j. one here. Tie New Ieaiande!s
camp j. at He'iopnlis. q suburb of Cairo.
These soldiers have received warm under
clothing ard also "a Testament each from
an ,rgdni2ation Of women
Horse exercising iu the desert = one
u the chief jobs IN the camps. ana while
engaged IN this occupation the Aus
tralinu colunrls may hc seen passing
among the Pyramids and under the nose
% the SpriuN. TIE hloiious and hazard
Gus climb 81 the Great PYRAMID. which
l. $50 feet hlsh. is u fa,orit, leisure
pursuit or account f the tin" view from
'u. summit There is a constant stream
of troops climbing W., sliding down and
c,amherins into Toe airshaft watch p.crCeS
TN" interior Many 90 them may lee sect.
buying fake coins scarlhs and rharIi-
chic trophies
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22

cessful In this case the garrison was
driven in again. leaving hundreds Of dead
behind.
During the next few days and few
weeks the efforts OF the Germans TO
reach Warsaw are certain To be renewed.
over and over again. with desp.rat
energy. they have made the attempt.
They are now trying to outflank the Rus
slams at Opochra. as well as force an OPP
ening in the centre at SochacZow. Two
companies which managed to cross the
BZurl were cut to pieces, attempting .
idlshoror1hle ruse.
"German officers and non-Commiss' one,l
officers are now taught to say IN Russian
Don't firc. We are comrades The tricl.
WAS detected. but II had been successful
several times. IL seems never 10 occur
TO The Russ an mind to make use OF such
devices Even when caught singly they
saldoru Surrral.r
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
RUSSIA DENIES DEFEAT.
Narrower Front Was Adopted for
strategic Reasons.

P-rgoGGhp. Dec. sl.--The following
official statement was issued tonight:
tn, head of the General STAFF says
that owing to thu malcvoleut repo. Is
widely printed in the newspapers during
-" n"s' few days ccccc: ;:!:;- .aS Noi.S
ton and strategic positions OF our armies,
h thinks II fit to warn tn. RUSSIAN pub
lie aga INST the Partially and inaccuracy
0. these reports
The fac, that Our armies adopted
a narrower iron, was the outcome Of 4
decision arrived at after full and free
cor I'd, ration by the military authorities.
the reason for this plan " Oh
,ious in view of the concentration in
font OF our army ot considerable Ger
man forces.
Moreover. this plea offers other adj
v1-.uEgs concerning which, unhapr.ly .
~ cannot give d,tails for the present,
To- military reasons.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
PLAN CRACOW ATTACK.
HnsNians sope 60 End AustrO-ticr-
man Cooperation.

'r'U,n fdbie Dcspd'ch Ia TAG SrN.
i''.pN. Too. aI.--"lt is now possible
. NOlair without assisting the Germans.
' nature 81 The redistribution OF he
INs ..u tu.c's mentioned officially last
N'A sHyS tn P,trograd correspondent,
bnj' HoH
"n." I suggested that tho re;ii ement
O. r'1l""w MAS likely and would mean
genera, withdrawal involving the evac-
,''.. coy Pet okow, the reason was
'''N' that The ground behind the front
occupied ny the Russians between Lo-
"."1 and LODI was Of an unfavorablc
o''.H'''.. covered with marshes, which
~, II ChiyuG to b,".N up annuni'
~ 800. reserves
"-u,G nc cnudish to say nat the
'p" .pn of this line by the Russia ms
w. '''pH.turr voluntary. ~ The same
'''' '."r' 8, mo- doubt that Il is strategic
".' a'. and -uuhd'r than .hc previous
."' when IN hole theatre OF wal
'.sn ir'o consideration IT viii also bc
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
REvOLTS IN SUDAN REPORTED.
>bu Ruia'~ NosIcms Rise Ngainst
English, ConstnntinopIr Hears.

I.oNpoN. Dec. Fir ports from Con.
stantinople tell o. serious uprls.ngs IN the
Sudan. II is said tina. the ruler OF Oar
Fur. with 10000 men. is starting u attack
the British province Of r.. Kab. belonging
90 IN" Egyptian sudan, and ;hat the Mos
lem population Of Ahu Ra.a has Risen
aga ns' IN, English.
5 rain transporting H.ndu 'ro,>,s from
SudElm - khar.um - sad 10 hIs. b,,u
stopped hy Eedouius and prevented from
p'u'p,iiug.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
GREAT AUSTRIAN
FORCE ROUTED,
SAY RUSSIANS
Offensive i'm Galicia Checked.
Cars Troops Iuflicting
Heavy Losses.
GERMANS ARESWEPT
FROM MLAWA REGION

Sufgi1l fgiie DtSrdfrf 10 IHL Sun.
psrrodR,p. Dec 2l.---The statement
,ssurd Tonight by the Russian General
STAT indicates that Eussla's counter
offensive IN the rear Of Marshal Won
IIudenburss invading army is making
rapid progress. The Russians have
driven q German force over tie frontier
Of southern East Prussia and are at
lacking near Niedenburg
1t is positively stated by thyIGeneral
staT that the Austrian offensive Ia
Calicia has been checked and that the
Aus;rlans were routed at the Dukla
Pas. There has been no important en-
r,pompnt between Won uindenhurg'.
army AID the Russians defending War.
saw The tcXt of the report was as
follows:
IY the M.awa region the Germans
retired toward the line Of Lautea-
burg and Niedeuhurg.
on the lcfi bank of the Nistula
there has been no material Incl
dent.
90 Galcia the Austrian offensive
has been checked definitely and our
subsequent operations have been Of
perfectly favorable character.
One of the Austrian divisions
operating in the Dukla region was
routed by bayonet attack. Five
hundred Austrian dead were left
on the field. including ten officers.
aid more than ! 1000 prisoners were
captured.
rhc attempts Of the Przemysl
garrison to break through the
blockading line were definitely re-
pulsed The garrison was thrown
hack upon iIs own fortfications
with heavy loss.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
PR/EMYSL SORTIE FAILS.
Austrian Harrison suffered Great
Loss"s, says PctrOgrnd.

PlNpaRAp, Dee. 2l.--It is TOW evident
that the latest sOTtie from Przemsyl re-
suited disastruusly, The Austrians were
pow, to break the Russian line and
Hetr hurled back suffering great losses.
Two companies of German infantry that
attempted TO surprise the Russians by
eas,.a- The Bzura At the unmpottant
NI.a-e of DdEhOvo. about a uile from
sornag2Jw, were themselves surprised
and cut 10 pieces. They made the crossing
Easily, nut the Russians We're waiting
ior them on three sides. The Germans
WI, clt % and were declmated.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
TURKS LOSE MANY KILLED.
Russinns \nnounc. PROGRESS III Di-
rectiOn Of Van.

Spsciai Cabie Dsspdtch 20 Tnt So.
PETRuGRAp. Dec. sl.-Tnc Russian Cen
er;n star IN the Caur tsus issued the fol
lowing official Statement: to-day.
The Fighting with the Turks who
had concentrated considerable forces
M tn, direction of Van has dcNel-
oped s4Vorably for Us. We have re-
pulsed IN. attacks OF the enemy near
he village OF Alagoez, where the
Turks had 4 grea: number killed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
.SAIDCONSTANTINOPLE
WOULD FALL IN 1917
Cossack Prophet. Killed Re-
Gently. Predicted Great Vie
tory for kasatchcStvO.
100. 600 RIDERS THRILLED

NV'TTV' VII -NVI7fTtV'V 10 Nv ~
LpHpOS. De- N.--Thc CosSaCk prophet
lscha,sn, who is reported to have been
Killed in the ightins in the marshes or
the Bzura. made the following prediction :
THE year 1917 will soc the final victory
for Ensatchestvo and the capture OF Tsar-
grad"
Kneatchrstvo is the Cossacks' own IA ne
for Cossacldom the CoSsack nation.
Tsargrad Is Constantinople. fSchFtsin's
prophecy IL said 70 have thrilled and in
sYired more than 100000 Of Russ.a's Mild
riders who are operating in East Prussia
and in Poland.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-12-22
AUSTRIANS ADVANCE.
Attacks In 'arpnthians Progress
Well. Says Vienna.

VIENNA, VIA London Zee. 1.-THE fol
lowing official communication was ISSUE,
to-day:
In the CIrpathisns our ATTACKS in
the district of upper l.ato'cza are
progressing well To The northeast of
I.upkow Pas. on The front rcr'n Of
Krosnu and Tu'how and ON the lower
punaicc Rive sever fighting cong
tiuueg.
The situation in %oHth roiln3 g.
unchanged.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-31
LOST, STRAYED OR STOLEN

LOST-Black saddle mare; scar ON
neck; about $50 pounds. Stacey
Rand, Central Garage. xS2
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-31
PASTURE AND PRODUCE
WATER STOCE

FOR SALE-No. 1 water stock, cheap
for cash ALEXANDER G. INGRAM
Real Estate Oregon Hotel block
FOR SALE-Eight shares No. i water
stock w. H. Meserob, Phone
24F14. xS3
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-31
AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE-1911 5-passenger Cadil-
lac auto in AL condition; newly
painted. 5-passenger Buick 1911
7-passenger Pope-Hartford Address
Lester Laughiin. 946 Third ST, San
Diego, Cal.
FOR SALE-Cheap, if taken at once,
II. morrill, $50 Broadway. xS5
FOR SALE CHEAP-Ford roadster a +
Central Garage. x83
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-31
WANTED-REAL ESTATE

WE HAVE clear income property in
to trade for ranch in the valley
tafty might consider REIMBURSEMENT.
Also party with cash wants improved
piacei m, ~ What ,rn haye you to offer?
lMPERIAL REALTY Co,
~; 100 a. AIlen III. Ii. Stevens
1883 Security Bldg, Los Angeles
WANTED-To buy so acres soft land
Tor dairy; $1,000 cash: balance $1,000
ley. - >1o1
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-31
SPECIAL NOTICES

FOR SALE-General merchandise store
in country; doing good business; best
location in the valley; will SOIL or
lease store building and residence f,
nice cool home. Don't answer unless
you mean business, for this will ap-
pcal TO any one who is looking for
country location. Address Box A. B..
Press office
WANTED-We pay highest prices for
second hand goods. McCune Furni-
ture Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-31
WANTED---AGEHTS

NAN WANTED to visit trade with our
cigars; salary S25 weekly to start
Cordelle Cigar Co, Station d, New
York City.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-31
NEW implement Catalogue

300 pages. Size S%N1IM-I2OO Illus
trnfiOSs. just printed. Everything
Traction Engine. Weighs = lbs. Sent
free by Parcels Post To any rancher.
Write for ID today. ARNOI"F AZ COM
PAAA, Dept. 81, Los Angeles, Cal.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-31
F0R SALE--REAL ESTATE

acres, Z miles south of HoItviIle,
cron. Sandy loam; 80 Ieveled and in
v;iuIof acres, miles south of Holt
a.ne; sort sandy loan; so IeveIed
anu anu IN crop; part alfalfa; good house
iaua, nu snlde trees; rough land may be
at eiea AZ small expense. A bargain
"t %loo per acre; terms easy
~ acres, east of HoltvilIe. all in
Sia5 Siaa55iIa, "a, good soil. A good buy at
90 I4o acres in Mesquite Lake district.
oo acres perfect stand of alfalfa so
IN corn, balance can be leveled for
ap"at arn f Sl5 per acre; first wafer deliv-
cry from main canal, 10 foot drop on
iand, will develop so horsepower
p spod buildings; Listed with us for a
snort time for SIPS per acre -
o5 licked dairy cows for sale. one
eI ne hnest herds in ire valley.
$l"g head; tpe-haIf cash
lob acres for rent; fenced for
9aairying; good house and convenient
ualTy buildings; good soil: alfalfa in
LerIect shape. Will rent for two
years at $13 per acre
j. r. STRANG,
536 Main street El Caatro. Cal
Imperial Valley press., 1914-07-31
POULTRY

WANTED-Poultry in any quantity.
Phone or write Rath & Marshall, El
Centro, Phone S1W. Always in the
market. Will call to take delivery
or BRING them in at 1110 Sixth ST.,
and market price. IF
WANTED-Young turkeys. ]. IL
Strang, Holtyille, Tel. 38J. or A. A
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