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TROPICAL ISLANDS
LUKE SKIPPER
FROM HAWAII

The care-free life, where nature is
ever a bountiful provfder, in the YER
duTe clad and coral frInged islets and
atolls in the Gilbert group has en-.
ltlced a veteran navigator of Hawaii
incl to forsake the rush and strife of
metropolitan Honolulu, and with that
end in view, Captain William ], Weis.
Ibarth, for years identified with ISL
and shipping, as vessel master in
several coasting steamers, later with
THE Eben Low liner Moko1ii, is. soon
to sail for the South Seas, never to
return to the giddy allurements of
=.
/ For weeks past Captain Weisbarth
has maintained discreet silence over
lis actions. Now. it has come to light
that while he has absented himself
from Honolulu, the skipper has been
\ industiouslg perintending the la.
/ kors of a number of Japanese and
l HaBaiians who have about completed
"a schooner which is of, sufficient tom
mage to negotiate a long Sea voyage
In safety. Captain Weisbarth, who,
in the capacity of lord mayor of iso-
lated Kahoolawe, and single-handed.
exterminated hosts of bounding billy
goats, declares that he has accumu.
lated a competence sufficientsto keep
himself and his family in luxurious
splendor and idleness as befitting a
Gilbert island potentate.
Weisbarth will make his future
home either in the Gilbert or Walker
group of islets. It is on the latter
extremely fertile dots of land that an
Adamless Eden now. obtains. The
largest of the Walker islands sustains
a population at ratio of seven wo.
men to one man:
As the skipper. expressed. it this
morning, existence there to mere
man is one sweet, though brief, dream
of. bliss. Captain Weis5arth is no
stranger to the South Seas. He trad
ed for years in the GilbeTts and is
rated as an authority on that portion
of Polynesia
The call of the wild coupled with
the listless niur1nur of the surf as ii
lulls the senses to calm and repose,
has appealed to Weisbarth, who will,
upon leaving Honolulu in his own
vessel within a few weeks, be accom-
panied by members OF his family. The
skipper may consent to take several
passengers, who might desire to en-
JOY cruise in the. South Seas
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RliB5R lIIIlIs

- F-ss. - =
Upon arrival at Honolulu yester.
day the steamer ". g. Hall was
placed on the drydoek for a regular
overhauIfiig and repaintfng. =,
The Inter- Island steamer Claudile,
arriving from Kahultii this evening,
win be dispatched for Maui ports at.
5 O'Clock TOMORROW evening
mail may be supplied the United
States army transport Thomas, that
is scheduled to depart for San Franc
cisco at 5 o'clock this evening.
The Matson Navigation steamer
.Wilhelmina, that sailed from San.
Francisco for Honolulu yesterday ar
ternoon, is expected to bring a fair
sized list of cabin passengers
Taking quantity OF sugar. the
schooner Honoipu is reported tohaYe
sailed from Hama. Maui, on last Tues
day, with destination for San Fran
cisco
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] LOCAL And GENERAL

z A decision is expected shortly in the
matter OF the motion OF Jelf McCarn
to strike out the attorneygeneraFs re
port in the Thielen- McCarn matter
from the files Of the court
In Judge Robinson's court thi:
morning the Magoon VS., Lord Young
Co. suit for damages was taken III
again. The matter. which arises out
of the Kewalo reclamation work, has
been before the courts for some tima
past and promises to be. still further
long drawn out.
Governor Pinkham this morning
signed a document allowing the .com.
mutation of sentence passed on L.
McIyes, who was sentenced to nine
months jail on September 80 last. for
larceny in the second degree. The
man is set free on the condition that
he leave the territory at once.
1 Under the leadership of Headwork.
Ter James A Rath, the, members OF
the e. and a. club Of the Palama Set.
Element will hike up Tantalus Sunday
and viii have llncneon. at the home
of w. r, Castle. Sergeant o'Keefe,
who has been drilling the boys in
things military, win accompany the
party.
the funeral services of Cecil AL.
fred Whitaker, who died In Honolulu
recently, are being held this after.
noon from the undertaking establish
'meat of H II. Williams, Fort street.
The remains will be cremated and
taken to, the coast for burial by a
brother of the deceased, who arrived
in Honolulu yesterday.
The Promotion Committee is in re-
ceipt of information to the effect that
from now until the end of the year
more than 800 prominent conventions
will be held throughout the United
States. Secretary III. p. Wood an.
nounced this morning that he will
see to it that Hawaii is given extern
siye publicity at each gathering
In Judge Whitney's court the first
matter taken up this morning was.
that of the motion to remove a guard
ian. who has been in charge of a minor.
named Poepoe sinrc 1909. It is al
legged that the guardian has done
nothing for the minor. and that. all
though certain real estate has been
sold, no return or report has been
made in the matter. The motion will
be heard on May 13.
In Judge Dickey's court this morn
ing pothing was done in the cases on
the calendar. The illness Of Attorney
Strans again caused some cases to
be sent over for future dates. In
other cases there were reasons that
made the Judge continue the differ.
emit matters till other dates. The Kate
Lee case. in which the defendant is
charged with assault on License In
spector Fennell, went over till Satur-
lay morning 81
The members OF the several boys
clubs of the PalaIna Settlement will
gather in the settlement gymnasium
tomorrow evening for social in eel
sbration of their winning the recent
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Per y. S. Al. I. Thomas, from Ma
Mia by the way Of Nagasaki For
Honolulu: Mrs A. s. Cheney. Major
r. w. Coe. Lt.-Com v. S Houston
and wife. Miss Cora ToWnsend For
sam Francisco LIST 1t r. e. Adams,
1st 1t. T. Al Anderson and wife, Capt.
S. B. Arnold and wife. Major p M.
Bannon, LIST 1t w r Bevans and
wife. Mrs. ]. f. Bell. Miss Bessie Bell.
Miss julia Belts. Col J. B. Bennett
ii Brides. +. Bruce, wife and daugh-
ter Col w g Butler and wife, Mrs.
C. Il Brun, B. r. Bryce. T. f. Cass,
e E. Carr. 2nd 1t. H. d. Chamber
lain and wife, J. H. Chapman, wife
and children, g, o. Cress. wife and
daughter, p. A, Clark C. G. Coleman,
wife and infant, Mrs f. NJ. coyle and
infant, G. G. Comstock and wife. A. Al.
Downing. Jos. Earle, c, w. Eliason,
wife and son, j C, Evans, w l..
Ewing. wife and daughter, w. Free.
lander, Al. Frechette. Lt-Com. S. Gan.
non, wife and daughter, Col w A.
Glassford and wife, H. III. Glover, C.
Al. Gilchfist, LIST 1t A. ]. Hanlon and
wife. L. r.. Hermann, A. w. Kinds
and wife, H. e. Hissong, 1t. F. d,
Hoerner. A. r. Hunter, Mrs. o. l..
ingalls, and son, f. M. Johnson and
wife. Al. Kiene and wife. r.. NJ I4hat
man. B. G, Marsh and wife. n T.
Meyers, C. z. Morgan, wife and daugh-
Ter, Mrs. H. p. Mccain, N A. Nc.
Farland and wife, 1st 1t T. B. Nc.
Gown, Mrs S. M. Naess, z. Nelson,
e. F. Padgett, vile and children,
list Lit 6. c. Palmer, wife and 2
daughters, R. Price, wife and son,
Capt. B. Puryear and wife, 1st 1t.
%. M. Randall, Major H. C. Heisin.
ger and wife, list 1t. B. Schaaf and
wife. 1T. X. T. Smith and wife, F.
sans Soucie, End 1t s. E. Sherer, list
1t j. n. Tierney and wife, LIST 1t
d. e. Turnipseed, Mrs. A. NJ, Wall and
. children, End 1t j. j. Waterman
and wife. Mrs R. D. Walsh. End Lit
r w whitney and wife, End 1t V.
Wbitside. Mrs. A. w Wilkinson, Mrs.
q Wright, 1st 1t. c.. II. Wright and
wife. Miss A. L. Yates, John Schmidt
- = q -
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Sf230. 600 is EXPENSE !,
0FlFU NERAE or DO W AGER
RULER OF The Jap NESE

Especial cable to the Nippu Jili,
|. TOXIC, Japan, May 7-The, funeral
services Of the late empress dpwaee5
Of Janan Will be held IN Toxic and
will cover > period Of three. days. com.
mspcina May 81, At A special ses-
sion Of the Japanese Diet held here
today $3.50 900 WAS appropriated 10
cover the expenses Of the fpberal,
which viii BE one Of the largest and
most impressive Of IT, kind ever held
in the emplFe The remains Of the
late srlpress will be inferred Il. the
Mompyania Cemetery where her hus.
band, the late Emnerer Mutsphito, is
hurried. r - 4 8 ffs-S, i
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I.Japanesa traipines a1nadro,, VIII =.
rive nff Hnnol,,lu tnr,,s,,.ro,v 5,ss,5,l,,
in the earlv afterpaor ME is,,a,,as.
consul racei,ad tbis s,,yo~,r,a -. -,
tbrnnal wtralase ,sesas 3 =,
last n3eht rom Paar.aS, nj, = 49,;
comlnander az fhaS sonadror & 1 S
The acting consnI says tbat !, =
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sof the shins Thss !. -, aoe .u - A.
recent dsath - a.. -, !. s. q. ~
of Janan No FOR, ma -, 80
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the CIV - r,hirh ,s,,,s as;s 1870 -
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ma;ni,,p. mt, Nfs,, X s,,... 80 .,,.. -
time coal wassr "a s.,rnasa. Wn III,
.. - :. ssaa, 49, allu suppIles VIII
Nav fh.v nil, s, LIZ
riving thars ~ ~ 49, - ll, - -. -
18TH ana a., -s,,,as 81 - s LIZ y ..e
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denayt for Hal 5ss,s5ste Ia,s $3.50 vi.
81 that mort Inra 81 De- s, =. 4. ~
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;n np,s,,ys,s =, 49, 49, ra 80. -. 80 =
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claadIne srouaht Varled CARGO.

claudine Brought Varied Cargo. - =.
In returning from Maui ports this
morning, the Inter-Island steamer
Claudine brought a large and varied
cargo. The freight list included 1872
sacks of sugar, 200 sacks of charcoal
So sacks of potatoes, AZ sacks Of taro
AZ sacks of corn, head of mules, s
crates Of chickens, Ito packages Of
sundrfes. The Claudine lowed tbs
schooner Honoipu from Hama to the
open sea. This vessel. had been sup
piled. with les, 900 sacks of sugar des
tined for San Francisco. The Claud
inc met with favorable weather. "
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e X 3 L e
King george AND
QUEEN MARY open.
BRITISH MUSEUM
IAssnciated Press Cabie. ]

-. ASSOCIATED Press Cab1e.I "a.
LoN1oA. May 7.-zking Geaess
and Queen Mary today opered . new
wing OF the British Mpsspr1,. which
has .iust been completed at a cost Of
$1,000, oco.s il is the first part Of q
large scheme Of extension. t,t35s {
In, 1895 the government, bought 4
considerable, portion of the Duke Of
6edfords property around tile. r1iissull
for 81 10000 and 2 large area was
cleared. The legacy Of $4,000 be;
aueathed By VINCENT Stuckey lean for
the enlargement Of the MUSEUM gave
impetus TO the present extension, The
beauest was intended particularly for
the extension Of the reading room and
library, to which the testator was a
fHequent visitor; - 80 sss,s <
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NAVY C0URIMA RIIAE
OPENED AT NE P0RT
f6 = p,as. F,at,a,t q. Z

-. ASSOCIATED Press Cablel -
NEWPORT, r.. Il, May THE court
martial Of Paynasster Robert S, Chew,
charged With neglect Of duty, was be-
Gun today TIE trial Of Yeonfaf,
James Smith Will cofnnefice as soon
as the Chew trial g eepqpIeted.
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PASSENGERS ARRIVED

Per str. Claudine from Maui ports
L. NJ Mitchell, Mrs. Mitchell. A
Haneberg, j. kamai. Y. Honichi, "
Sonono, D. Conway, S Kanishi, P
Emminsley, NJ. Iayana, c. G. Livings
ton, Mrs NJ. f. Pake, Mrs. Hondo. NJ
Nutsutogo, Rev. r. 3. Dodge, w. lie
ong, Jas. Achong, Mrs Leithhead. D.
l.. Meyer. Mrs. W. Hall, H. Anderson
John Clay
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Coaster Adopts Gil Euel.

An official report filed with the of.
ficials of the Pacific Coast Steamship
Company has proved the soundness o,
the new policy to install oil burners
in the entire fleet of the concern. Be,
fore the Queen was moderated, the
best time made was slightly less than
- knots. This was due to the un.
satisfactory steam pressure obtained
from coal of, uncertain quality. The
use Of oil as a fuel resulted in the
ship maintaining uniform speed of
better than II knots. In addition to
this considerable time is saved in
taking on fuel and there will be no
difficulty in sustaining a. schedule
which provides for three saifings both
to the north and south in d few days.
as announced. The officers of the
ship also report that with less effort
expended by the crew the Queen is
now being kept clean at all times and
there is NO danger Of passengers he
coming smudged, with coal SCOT and
CRIME.
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irter-cinb track meet. whereby they
annexed three cups. Mr.. and Mrs.
John r. Gait win be host and hostess.
and program Of music and stunts
has been arranged FOR the OCCASION.
Refreshments VIII be served during
the evening. It Is estimated that
more than 400 boys wiz be in Attend
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TRAINING SHIPS
OF JAPAN ARE
- 3
Due TOMORROW
ASama and AdzuHa to Spend
Several Days Hero and Visit
HiIo En- Route to Coast

Governor. h. .Pinkham this morn
ing received a communication from
Hachirn Arita. acting consuLgeaeral
for Japan In Hawaii to the effect that
the first class cruisers Asama and
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REFUGEES LEAVE cFTYh
OF MEXICO UlvB FER THE
CHARGE or BRAZ IL lANS.

IAssoefafed Press cablel :.
{ WASHINGTON, b. C., Nay 7ssee-
retary Of State Bryan has. been I'D.
yised that train, carrying 600 tefu-
gees, has left Mexico city for Vera
Cruz, tIyipas HrasIllsa fsg
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Sill CASE NOW
UNDER fNvESTlG ATT ION

I WASHINGTON. D. C, May 7.Sec-
retary Of State Eryan has been sdvis-
ed BY the 7razilian minister and the.
Mexican consul at Monterrey that
they are acting according to his re-
quest and Investigating thoroughly
the sil,lF7p Incident.
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.c0URTMARTlAE CALL f i 81
ISSUED in DENVER
IAssocIated Pres CabieI

( DENVER, Colorado. May z.-Adiu-
tsnt.general. Chase Of the state militia
has called 4 court martial to convene
here next Monday. 49, ~ H.
Cases under consideration will be
the battle at the tent colony and the
fire cases that have arisen during the
strike Of the coal miners. 49, =.
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DEATH IS VISITOR
IGTRANSPORT
=, THOMAS

The grim reaper visited the United
States army transport Thomas as the
vessel steamed across leagues OF the
Pacific In the direction Of Honolulu,
and summoned Private Joseph Kelly.
member Of the fifteen infantry, who
was being invaded to the, states,
there to enter an army hospital for
treatment OF an aiiment contracted in
the Philippines.
Lacking but one passenger to CON-
plete q grand total OF 1000 on board
destined for the United States, the
Thomas received prompt pratique by
federal quarantine officials and was
alongside OF pier 6 before 7:30 O'Clock
this morning.
NO time will be lost in placing on
board about 200 tons OF quarteTmas-
ter stores that are intended for the
coast. On pier s there are piles of
preserved meat and other lines OF
provisions that had been kept in stock
Tor the Hawaiian garrisons and are
now 70 be Forwarded TO Mexico.
Three cabin and one steerage pas
senger left the Thomas upon arrival
81 Honolulu. The through list OF
travellers to San Francisco include
ls6 cabin, 81 second class and 1893
troop passengers.
The Thomas Is to san for the coast
AZ 5 O'Clock this evening.
The vessel may be given a late mail,
az the next steamer departing for the
mainland win be the Oceanic liner
Sierra, scheduled to leave on Satur.
Oficers n. the Thomas. state thaf
fair weathof was he rI,Ie far fha
greater n9ff ~ fhe Tovage. Tantain |
ssMiker Healv = no,nrier q i.,nv tra,,s. |
porf el;ipner a gensraIiv conceded 81
rtandlne n high favor VIII, old Men
tune.
The Thomas carries NO regular or
eanIzations- fhe naeseneere heinz
made mn 81 easuals and ex-ernnieves |
Of the Philinnine lnssiIir eovernnenf
II was stated tl4is n7orninr that fhe9
Thomas worId he next n The Al the 1
army. franEnorl feef ~ the parit,c ~ |
receive 4 consnlete new and modern
insfaIlation az IIfe boafs and rats IN
that event the vessel win IS ,replaced |
Nv fhe I,or.I,, ,rr, tl,e inns eaiiiyss f,,,,,,
San Francisco "a Manila.
The Thomas sailed from Manila on /
April Is, and calling It Nagasal<, l
where q number Of military passens
gers Joined the troopship for the
mainland. ss
LurIIne Win Return FOR shjp.
The HE shin 1ol,n Ena nov die.
CHARGED az coal and eand al pearl Il
Hafbof viii Sc bronShf from the a. na.
Val station to Honolulu a,,arantine an.
-
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AVIATOR DROPS
BOMB, MANY ARE.
DEAD AND HURT
IassocIated Press cable1

: y - IAssoctated Press CabIeI :.
,MAZATLAN, Mexico, May An
ayIator In the employ OF the consti..
nationalist forces Is responsible for
the death Of four and serious injuries
TO eight, through, the accurate placing
Of bomb 8t,
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VESSELS TO AND !
FROM THE ISLANDS
Especial Wireless to Merchants
Exchanged
Thursday, May 7

Thursday, May 7.
H. l. J. NJ. Cruisers Asama and Adzu,
ma arrive from Yokohama tomorrow
(Friday) morning at 10 o'clock.
L. S. A. T. THOMAS sails for San
Francisco ) p. m. today
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There is but little hope for an old
bachelor who can't induce a spinster
On the shady side Of 40 to marry h
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But girl is never happy until she
falls in love and then she is miser-
able,
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MAZATLAN SURR NDERED?

Los ANGELES. Nay 7.-mszatIan
is reported to have lsprrendesed. Z,
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Circular flounces trim tunics ant
q. skirts.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-12
PASTURE AND PRODJJCE

FOR RENT--Onc to years, 300 acres
soft land; 200 acres now in cultiva-
ton; 5-rm. dwelling and other i'm
provements; rent very reasonable
LIENS AGENCY
1O7-10S-109 over First Natl Bank. If
FOR SALE-Pure Durango cotton seed
grown from select pure seed on clean
ground. Call on II. p Poison at Cot
ton Exchange yards or w. A. Edgar,
Imperial or Lester Edwards, Seeley,
Also short staple seed. 270
WANTED-Ten to fifty head of horses
or dry stock to pasture; hog wire
fence; three miles west, ne-quarter
mile north city waterworks. Harry
Rediker, Ell Centre, Cal. 273
HAVE good pasture, by the month or
year for one to 100 head calves, cows
or a few horses. D. w. Clark. =
miles west city water plan. x267
FOR SALE-First class alfalfa hay.
baled or 10 ose, at ranch, miles S. f.
Ell Centre, or l mile n. E. Heber.
e. A. Dingman. If
WANTED-To pasture hundred head or
more livestock; fine alfalfa. Deer
head ranch. Joe Wire. x266
WANTED-To pasture about 100 head
l'vest *; very low rate. Box SO, y o
Der, Cal. X272
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-12
BREEDING STOCK.

ATTENTION, BREEDERS.
Black Prince, the only registered
Jack for breeding purposes in Impe-
rial county. will be at ). Z. Edwards
ranch miles west Of Calexico, on
Mondays, Tuesday and Wednesdays;
Of Calexico and one ghth mile north
of Signal school house, on Thurs
days and Fridays, and the balance
of the week at G. F. Dearb orns,
north of Mt Signal school house.
Terms: $15s season; $20 to insure; SIS
down.
NO. 6 JACK CO.
T. G.. Darrough, Secretary.
c. F. Dearborn, Manager.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-12
For SALE

FOR SALE
The best 5.acre tract adjoining El
Centre, 5000 down and ten annual
payments, per cent.
A swell five acres of new Wlsie
subdivision on State Highway, $2,-
500; terms. All conveniences of city
and charms of country.
Snap in small house with wide
screened porch all around: trees; best
neighborhood; south; $1,050.
Small temporary residence on rear
of choice lot, $825; terms.
New desirable residence at less
than you can build and will take
your vacant lot as part payment.
An 80-acre REIMBURSEMENT, Seeley
way, at $27.50; cleared.
Also 100 acres 8 miles northwest
of Dixieland at SO, and will take
city lots for this.
C. f. PERKINS CO,
I'LL Sixth st.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-12
MONEY TO LOAN

-OMBARD G SON, Inc, California
loan agents for the Union Central
Life Insurance Co., have plenty Of
security. Long time loans, annual
interest with liberal prepayment
privileges. s. J. Montgomery, man.
ager Of Ell Centre office. Room 2,
oyer Security Savings Bank. Phone
204.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-12

MONEY TO LOAN-I will invest linn
tied amount of capital in Ell Centre
homes. If you wish to build and
need money see l.. S. Everts, Room
z, Ell Centre National Bank build
ing. If
MONEY--All you want at per cent
per annum. Address B. F. Lindsay,
Riverside, Cal. x277tf
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LOST. STRAYED OR STOLEN

entleman's jointed gold watch
fob with gold seal pendant; valued
keepsake from dead relative; re-
ward if returned to Delta Implement
Co. Ell Centro. 1859
TAKEN UP-A small aged mule;
weight about 700; old halter with
strap; color, brown; took him Sun
day morning. Corner Seventh and
Vine. X267
STRAYED-From McGuires ranch, one
grey mare. on Wednesday evening.
Anyone finding please return to
postmaster FL Centro.
LOST--One black cloak and one. brown
coat, between DR.. Apples ranch and
Meadows ranch. S. w. Dabbs, He
Der, Cal. x27O
LOST-Gold bareclet. Finder please
return to Press office. 269
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MONEY TO LOAN on farms. Chattel
mortgage, bankable paper bought.
British e. American Mercantile Co.,
Seventh st. between Broadway and
Commercial. Phone 291. If
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-12
FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

FOR SALE--BY THE OWNER
/ have two farms and wish to sell
one. Will sell either.
One consists of $50 acres, well i'm
proved for handling hogs and cat
fields from a fine artesian well; !;
1900 pigs can go with ranch
The other is 80 acres, all alfalfa
well fenced, fine artesian well.
Both ranches in No. close to
Holtville. :.
See me If you want something
good worth the price.
ED r. GORMAN.
Holtville, Cal. x2i0
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-12
'WANTED-REAL ESTATE

LIsT YOUR PROPERTY.
SEE BLISS ABOUT IT-"The IMPER-
IAL VALLEY MAN IN Los ANGEL
EXCHANGE your properly. A. L.
BLISS, 32s Bradbury bldg Los An
gefes' u
Imperial Valley press., 1914-03-12
$4,000
to loan on improved valley ranches.
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
100 acres soft land southeast of
Holtville; partly in crop. Price $62.50
per acre; $1,000 cash. balance 10
years.