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Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23
"ALpHA"
Is LOST AT SEA

Santa Barbara, Dee 23-Scarch is
teing made in the channel for the
launch Rambler Of Long Beach, which
is reported adrift with two young me-.
Captain Roy L. Taylor Of The launl
Alpha of Long Beach, with trauE
Sitter and Roy Shamr eacountercj
TIE Rambler in Friars IIU''sr, Santa
Cruz island, Sunday noon, hc'plca
with engine trouble. 4 fierce storu
arose. The Alpha threw the Ramditf
a line. The two stood together aa
Sunday night and Until late Monday
afternoon, being swept 10 ca.
During Monday afternoon late, the
line between the boats breaking, the
Alpha started for Santa Barbara Tor
aid Before she left the Rambler two
Of the latter's occupants, W. w. Co,m
tes and Bethel Lawson, we're taken
aboard. The Alpha arrived here out Of
distillate and without provisions and
water. All were in an exhausted con
dition. They reported the Rambicr
also without provisions or water.
"We'H never reveal the identity Of
I the two men in the Rambler until she
is found wrecked or they are rescued
alive" declared Lawson, and his com
panions agreed to the declaration.
Since the Alpha started shoreward the
storm over the channel has become
more intense.
Launches have gone from here to
search, but are handicapped by the
storm. The search is being made
north along the coast. Captain Tay-
lor fears the drifting launch may have
foundercd or gone on the rocks this
side Of Point Arguello.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23
Notice-County Warrants Payable.

County warrants are now payable
as follows:
General Fund, registered prior to
Dee. 81, 1914 Registered Nos. 327 to
.Jl, both Inclusive
Sai..y Fund registered prior to
Dee. ~ }oi4, Registered Nos. 81 to
l4r lo.h Inclusive.
Road District No. /, registered pri-
or to NOV -. 1914, Registered Nos.
I4l ta 20, both Inclusive.
Road District No. 3, registered prior
to Dee. ~ 1914, Registered Nos. to
-. both inclusive.
Road b..ajcf No. 4 registered prior
to Dee. ll. 1914, Registered Nos. 121
to l7G, both inclusive.
Road District No. D. registered prior
to Dcc. 4i 1911 Registered Nos. II to
II, both Inclusive.
j. STANLEY BROWN,
Adv.-Ot County Treasurer.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23

home matters; literature for popu-
lation of Swedes, Cornish, Germans,
Dutch and Irish; material for home
study for boys and girls; literature
upon moral training; reading matter
en- childrcn's games and plays; liter
atue regarding forming community
organizations in localities whore there
are nlenty of people but no churches;
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23
Reduced RaLes on LEo!ton lnterurban.

Reduced Rates or iiolton lnterurban.
Effective Wednesday, December %,
fare one way between El Centro and
HoltviIle will be 35c; round trip, SOC.
Ride in comfortable motor cars on
good roadbed
Leave FL Centre, 1880 a. m., 100
M, 1900, $40 and G:3O p. m.
Leave Holtville, 1900 and 900 a.
M; 1870, 4:45 and 7:15 p. m.-AdY.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23
Collections.

Merchants Adjustment Co, Law.
Suits. Collections, Attachments. Room
s, Peterson building, Imperial. Phone
4SW.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23
For the Next Three Days

We will sell 1915 model Singer, in best
woodwork, for SIS and $50 in thirty
days. Singer Sewing Machine Co.,
.115 North Sixth.-Adv. x201
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23
WANTS NATIONAL
READING CIRCLE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE TwOl
need Seading matter of all kinds bad
iy, but most of all we want good stor-
jrg to tell to our children and reading
which will help US to take the best
care of our Family and home
Other requests include bulletins on
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23

500 acres corn land for rent 'on
shares or cash rent. Stevenson Bros,
Imperial, Cal.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23

Have Western Union messenger
boys deliver holiday gifts for you.
Phone 205W.-Adv. 2O2
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23

500 acres corn land for rent on
shares or cash rent. Stevenson Bros.
Imperial, Cal.--Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23

Grand Ball, Masonic Temple, Xmas
Night, $3.50 sharp.-Adv. ,202
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23

We have moved 100 pianos in sixty
days. Ed Royce Transfer Co.--Adv
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23

TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
WANTED Wanted, bids
for painting two houses. Inquire
Room T, III Centre National Bank
Bldg.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23

Grand Ball, Masonic Temple, Xmas
Night, $50 sharp.-Adv. 202
Imperial Valley press., 1914-12-23
FRATERNAL SOCIETIES
1zO North riftt ST.

" UNA LODGE NO. 476, Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks'
meets every, Wednesday evening
heartily welcome Meeting hour
o'clock. r n. KNOTS, Exalted Ruler,
j. r. STILLENS. Secretary.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
0cine 0ntIaeiOana im OiIen.
gle9.radt SeE aeariaen grieasna4riaten.

0as sic 7entiAen, uadloem Is linen nad dwereu aam
nfen oeoen Sic ger 81 freun, mecr uorgerf nO gebt
ous Sen offiseen Wieonngeu 6es 0ntden Wenernlo6eS
6cruor as 6rtIde oehwooer, ueds in ben Our6srge6en
Sen saaen See aHs bic Oeafm Stelnugen bpmbur
S;rte 6a mr. ben Oerndcn 0edaben iduea 9ams grrom
uen nadoem brei her Sde bcidIaOgt woroei Die
gcrner Wel6mug betont ban bic 6rauOcH 6c0uoers bel r
ros dwere %erluite erlitten bubcn.
Sic @nriier gnnns, bic fd iuni nidt ecraSe Snrd Be
McSn6et ansseiduen, 6eenietca i'd gcicru Oam mieOer
6olt 6crpor5m6e6eu oaf ben %r6Hu6eeu genges iei
lire Stcaungcu 81 bcBonpten.
bic 6eoeutnmc GnnOc Oah 5wei uSanten Sert6o" in
graoe aneeIangt fo 6rugt sne 3einaes Speide gm
acrban nu0 IN hen nadFcn Sagen nr iconinls me6r
ppn Sem ge Der gcfarden anihen Oeidate ST b6ren
fOmmen
Die oeaden $eridte braden nir iuenig osn 0rea-
nien anf Dadeu ariegsAapab Sic erflSren oah bic
hadt III Der Ma6e 3pangOrub mmer nod ubue enSgl.
oe Gntideonng ge6liebe IT, gScner uifi5ele WeOunaen
brcdlen pcn Nuen @ameroaen Der Ccerrher III 0ali5eu
Sine Serline Sepe briNsi Sic cinsr untbisu
S6at eutS Mglr0es eine p8ppdn" .Dlanui1aft bic and
brrd @crlei6nrg be eilernen aren5cs cout wn1be
Sin ans GnelanS in sseu.gort auososier 9ieinoa
S6lt bou ben Spr6errhugeu me% agIuuo fir bic cprn
tnnlitdt elmer 3nDafon Der Der trifit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27

Dab 5pei l2 Geutimeter.6aubiben
uno 3c6n 28 Geniuucter@eiaiibe ~
@riiqge auaelouat iino Cie Ieut'
idcn 9a6en ierner @cidiise 5pildlen
3eebriiQae lno SeDit (einem bel9t'
i6en See6aoe, 8 Nleilen n0rolid pom
@riigpc) in Eoiition aebront
gSad glnao6c Qes oSelegroaiD bat
lid in Der 9}a6e bon 9leuport oie
Stelluna scr snIiirten ctlpos gebcl'
icrt
Ii 9ootc fitr Gruppcu.
TronSp.ortc.
Qon0op 2G. 0fto6er slus
@openbaaeu muroe ser uIoilu N2oil4
aeiterl gemoloet
n9lus Berlin miro beridlet oaB
Gin nclcr Epp bon llniericcbooicl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27
Baltimore, W0ay 2ienfag. zen " ctOber 1914.

NMf Numpnnn.

Dit Oieieu Gomite iin0 bis 5u bic
fem GatlluI, %. Sftober 1914, iiber
Iehs WtiQionen DoQars ($6.0OO.000)
Der griten @Dpotbef.Gbliaotioncn Der
0lopnt &ernpn @oooberrD Cotton
Gud Company Oeponirt woroen; ser
0on oielcm Gomitc iir bic Snter.
legung oieier 0bligationen feiiAeieBtc
Sermin lit aiif oen n16ltea 1 gSo-
Oember bei6rdlltt
SSn 9lnhetradt Scr E6atia6e. Dab
geniiQcn0e 3cit fiir Die 8interlc9ung
9elpd6rt woroen III, luiO Der g8iNtig.
felt, Die Gompaanic in ocn StailO 81
iebeu, i6r Neiddft in Der iibliAca
g9eiie in fiir5eiter 3eit weitcr 81 fii6.
rem, bat iih Oas Gonlitc gepcigert,
oic 3eitbeldrdnfing 81 uerlangern.
Pile 8eiiter bon Nbligatiouen ba.
ben uttcr ocm llebcreinsommen 0oS
9lebt. bis 3iun gtobembcr 1914 bci
ser SAFE Gepoiit lnO 1ruit Company
bon Baltimore 5u Ocponiren Snl
Sale ein 0cpoiit megen 9lbneien6eit
o0er ans anoeren lIria1en nicbt IN.
ner6olb Der 3eitbeicbrdnflmg qcmn6t
ipor0en lit, muB grlaubniB gum Tes
poniren bonn Sefretdr cingebolt per-
Ocn. Seine Obligationen merOcn na1
2l6lauf beiagten Eernins anaenon.
men init glusnobme imter GrloubniB
ocs Gonlites uu0 inter iolben 9e-
oinoingcn uno @orbebolten pie lie
oaiiel6e in ieocm ein5elncn Sale 0or-
l6reiben MAG.
&aloo gleiurOmer, GoriiBcr,
Sranf ". Snrit,
G6arles q. &ebb,
Weurge Gntpr
SSObn Dl. g2elion,
"jnitapns S6er,
5obH q. Yro9oen,
Gomitc.
1o6n s.. ylelligan, Scfrct1r.
%enable, Saetjer e. Sowaro,
9lnm6ltc
(cfi25.272qib)
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9ent (6e @rfOfse6ei eSilIe
"Cantr gtrtba" III gDrtggr angrlangt.
9}O6 fcinc Guti6eiouu9 i'm Often.
81 S8oote fir gratppentransport
2Haf Scldschen 2Syerftem ian QBau
(s,,nln,tN fifrd1fet Nrmfrdtr 9nuaItnr
GuoIann fiirdJtst Srntr@e anuallon


@erIu, 0ia Nmiteroam mo gou6pu 26 Sttsb Sin nuter
benz 6etscn (NOua8 OwjiieRde Serd Oes Ontdeu r
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS bciagts
geeiliA man NcrSaua miiden Niexport Nnb 1WmNDe me
dss rou Heiu0 6ek it, aren nnere Snppn euSdeR &oF
tioEeu an, ueAe ie9r Bartnads beri6ei0igt uerOen.
Die 6rtdc 6otc poperrte wnrOc eood 0nrd oas bsc r
teriener 3nrhd getrie6ea bride Sde befaoo
ggS6reno 9dmags o % ClO6er belt M Bic 6oe ouher Sds
Nae gpeu bein6et ad oas @cedt i'm SmOMm Der So0nntow
SnSmeh gpen nnO weaih nnO aOwclG ellie dreiten
un gnorif 986rmO befhgn @rahufGmp erlcn bic ns
lSnSe dincre genhc 500 Wtareae mSron 9enummsn
NSod non wnroe idarier Nnsi Der 8ran5Dcn
ridacmieeu; bic gernte OaeIben paren dnAcrf awer
Seine Guidje6nne i'm Often
0u Sm SItideu aregsdamplate madt nnr Ciiniu @ewe.
o ouf gmouIOuo Hprtdrit Die GddInge ShIadt no6c
SpunouroS it fir ms gans bud bis jest bort nod fene Gni
bMna enaereen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27

bon oelitiMeu Observation-Disclosures olif
zen @erfteu 5ii Samburg lmo @lbing
eli ser Gaa3igcr 8ncbt ge1aut miro.
Dieic neueiie glrt bon llnteriecbootel
ioa mir 8am Eronsport bon Sono.
truppeu oicuen. Dos 3iel, peIdes
sic oeitiden 9eboroen 6ierbei Oerfol.
gen. it, cine aiiite itnbeobobtet siI
crreimen lno Die an @oro befinof
lihen Eruppcu lonoen 81 f0nncn.~
Gnglano fiirAtct ocntl6e e
SnDaiton
9}cw Norf 26. 0ftober Sor.
mcr III Ser 9laAbarihait bon Sor.
lom ~ Gner.0ountD englano. tref.
ien &orlihiSuaBre9elu aeaen oll
(6Ogtirenng lc9c 6, Scitc.)
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S0artt 6dmptt.
llm yticnpOrt ipiclsn
iiC ii6 40.
~-a~-~~~-~~~
90 ia9t Barrier 2sbcnSs
Smlletim.

DoS fron50iiide &rioasbureoi iaat
ale @agrifie oct Deuti4ea ieien
5triidaeialoaen moroqa, Die
@er6iinoctep 5obea aaae6lid i6re
&oiitionea 81 baIten 0eritouoeu.
cnaIono's sreB6nreolt er.
Hart 2aqc fiji bcirie0iacn0
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-10-27

ale @nariiie oct Deuti1ca ieicr
5iriidaeialogen poroea 0ie
@crbiinoctel 3obea aaae6id i6re
&oiitioncn 81 5aIten 0eritonoeu.
GaaIono's 4reB6ureapt er.
fIdr Gage filr 6eirieoiocno-
Eoris, q. CftoDcr ms uad
licbenOe oiii3ieQe GonWiurique mur.
oe 5eute 9l6en0 pom fran3oiideu
aricas6iircou Oer5iielitlidt
oSti gelqien nj Die Sta0t 0liel.
port Defta bonburoirt wor0en. uno
oie 9emii6mGen Der 0cltihen 6a6en
id weiter aui bic 6ront 5wiiheu
9lieuport uno Dirnn0e eriiredt, cbnc
eood uadl Scr nenelten Sniornation
ir9cnoweIhe &ciultots 5ii cr5ieleu
glb Die aan3e 6ront 3miinen Sa
gaiiee mO Der 5onNe mar bic
91adt 6inourd Der @eganiion0 eper
enher glnariiie oic ieeot6 o6ne 9lns.
no1me 5uriidaeklagcn lDiir0el
&ol 0en iibrigea E6eile 0ef 6ront
III nidtS 9lelea 3i perneloen~
@os o.os fron5Oiiibc
4rle0S Sbute0H lagt
paris. 26. Cfiobrr Iie 1cuie
gtahnittag bon 0em fraNoiiic6en
aricgShureau oerofientlinte GrtId
ruug lauiet
ogsabreno OeS geitrigen Gaaes 6a
Ben mir lmiere s5ront cntlang ser 81
ME 5uiidon 9leuport lno Immuoc
3l 1ulteu oernauoeu Gen oeutiheu
Snmpcn mehe sic 9ier smiAen
oeien 0eioen ztdoten freii5teu lit
es nicbt gclungeu bor5lriiden 9lnh
IN Der @caeno 5loiihen 9lpera lub
Roulsrs 5lpii6eu Armenticres mo
2illc ipeitli@ pon Sa @oiicc ano BON
Gems un0 aiiliu BON 2lrros bobeu
mir uuieren Stdno behaitptpt. g8ah
reno Der adnpfc Scr lebien Gage
ideiri ser Seiao 6eir1Htlibe Ser
lutte crIittcn 5li baben.
Bonn oitlidcn ShonpIob
MlBlau0 Meltlid uon Der @cibiel
ino norolid oeS 6liiies &iGca iino
Die Gentiben ala golpics .Stiernie
mice uno &aiua 5iiriidactrieben por
oen Gie Riliien 6aben oieie Stelliut
gen im sturniangriii acuonimcn
Siiolid Der Eilico in ser Nid.
tmlg aii Hooonl Bat iib ciu beitiges
@eieht 5rpiihen ocn Aniien lul0 SEN
oeiiid 5iiereidiiAcn Euppcu ob.
aeipiolt III pel1rm oea lebteren We
ionaeue uno aanoneu abgeuomnen
lpuroeu
Siiolib bon SoIec 6a6en sic rniii.
iden Sruppeu Sic @eihcl iberinrit.
ten mo Sic Ceitcrreidery 5nriidae
ordngt 9m 6hiiie san uno iiiolid
bon Gr5cnIDsl baden H@ ihorfe
Nanpfe 5u9etro9en mclAe eiuen fiir
pic Guilen Qiiniiiaea 9tuSgang nat.
men eine oiterreidNihe 9l6t6cilung.
welae BON oen aorpathen aif 1olis
na Gin c5dli3ien % D1eilen iii0lid,
pom 6tr1) porriidte puroq aiiec
rieben~
9i y n immer 5llfrie0euitel-
leno, ia8t 2uuOou
4 SonDon, 26 2fiober. Ios
oiii5lcae %reB6iireuu qrlieB bcute
slpeno I'M $40 ll6r sic iolQeu0e @e.
fanntnod1una
eEie Situation iit cine 8uirieoen.
telenoe per6lieben Iie Sample
Nno idwer uno lmutcr6rodlrn, es
wuroe ieooh on @ruu0 aclponnen
mo cS puroen piclc @ciouqenc oc.
modt.
eine itnlerer eiuiiioncn 6ot smci
Hanouen erbeiltet
EdiIc 5mr 9leiie iu's Anslauo 81.
iOrot s 9iaine, Er, 4i3, Ghgalti.
mure.Str., nuGe SulDm GouIe 9Iue.
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1Jlrut Sit0t.
SSRr OcMti3.Glte
i6c @aifcn.
SJm l&iemer anttlicben
Sretien berirbtet.

Hllllen in nebreren @e1ed]teil III @u'
.li5ien gel@logeu. Sample IN
Guiiiid. .@olen 0ouern nod obne
@ntibeiOung fort. Seloent5ot
ciucs W3itgIieoes eiuer r3eppe
linz -@lonniboft. III 0urd oos
eiiernc areu5 6elobnt.
2on6on 26. Cfto6er. llcber
sic Gage in @uli8ien 1T na6 elmer
9epter Dcpeic6e in s8ien folgenoe
onuIic6e @cfanntmoMung crfol9t.
o0ie Ceitcrreic6er uno itorfe oellt
| ide Sulppentbeile ite6en in elmer iait
rninter6robeneu 9inie, 0ic iih bon
0M noroliben 9(uslGufcrn ocr aor-
potben iiber StorD lino Sonbor er.
ltrcdt, iid6 Dor Der 6eihlng @r5cnIpsl
IGun5ie6t uno bis our @eicbic in Bo'
len reidt- S6ncn itc6t oie ruiiil@e
Soiptormcc gegenii6er, ole ourd9
Sruppcn aus Dem aoufaius, Sibi.
ricn uno Gurfeiton ncrii6rft nor.
sen lit,
Gic oiterreidiitbc 0ffrniipc iiber
oic aorpotbcn bat itorfc feiuoIi1e
3ruppen 9lniomnlpgen nod lid
ac8ogen-
SIN Centrum @oIi5ien's, no beioe
Sbeile ltorfe 5teqimgcn cinuc6men
iit oie S6Iotbt gum Stialtono qefom.
men. gtorOoitlib bon @r5cm1sl uno
am unteren Son botten 0ie Ceiterrci.
der me6rere @offenerfolee.
,Sn 9flliiiib 4oIcn ite1en itorfe
Eruppenmaiien einonoer qcgeniiber
Seit seitcrn iino Sample noroli6
bon Der gSeihiel 8miideu Sooneoroo
Ilino gSaridou i'm @ongc.
&uilcn Deric6un3en lid
in &emberg.
2on0on, 90. Oftober. g9ie
sic 0Goiiiide 3eitn9" in Berlin
meloet, 6a6en Ole 9Ruiicn $4,000
@lonn nod 2cmberg qelporfen imo
iino entidloiien bic Stoot bis mifs
glcuBeritc 8i 0ertbeioigcn. Die
9luiicn legen in aler eile 8efciti
eungswerfe an.
9eIobntc Gopferfeit
Berlin ii6er ocu &oag imo
Sonoon, 26. Sfto6er. Ser M1c1a.
infer 2udborot BON einem Zeppelin
2uftfren3er Bat oas eiierne aren5 er.
iter aloiie crbnlten
9Ils Der zeppelin" fiirdlib auI
glntpcrpen 9om6eu bcrobport
ruroc er bon einan SdeimerIer
citoedt ino qlcid ooraui ridtetc
cine ieioli6e 9otterie ibre @eldolle
oltf oos 9Sluo8cig. Gines Der o9e.
iAoie 8ertrinmerte oas &a1nlen'
lyerf ciues Eropeaers, uno Der St9a'
cen oro6te oas Suitidiff ouBer Se'
trieb Su iebeu
9udborot er6ot iid6 irciipillia oel'
9ropeaer ab5uiageu an oos 9alo.
acr6rodenc g3d6menuerf getlamlnerf'
5000 sSuB ii6er oen aononen Der 6e'
Stuna, poa6robte cr ieine glrbeit "
elmer bolben stuuoe Spdter, ols
Scr 9eppelin~ nit elmer @eidmln'
oiofeit bon Dier8ia gleilen pre-
@ftnoc floq, reporirte Sud3orot e
ncn lanacn aib, welden elm feinO'
li6eS oeihOB in oie Siae aerlncn
batte.
Wcrfin. 26. Cftober -Gie 0'el.
1 ouna. ooB aoiicr @iI6elm Dem Go.
bifSn aicllteuont gseooi9en Dem
gommon0onten ocS llnterice6ootcs
IN az 6oS bier 6ritiicbe arcu5er per.
;cnftr SEN cr0cn nsgour Ie Ylcritc"
perrieben hal, miro amtlid beItdtiat.
Tie Wlitqlicocr Ser @lonnid)aft 5o'
ben ianntliG oos eiierne arel9 er.
licr alaiic er6alieu
ante Nertbo" 3ur Stelle.
gmiter0ouL 26. cftobcr (ola
c,o,oon, Ter ,,JelearQQI crlaDrt,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-27

cid -5ooded shootings that has ever
occurred in Oklahoma City.
Chaffin, who is local manager Of
the Kellogg Corn Flake company. Was
on his way home about 1880 Sunday
night when he was accosted at Eighth
street and Delaware avenue by
negro armed with a shotgun As
Chaffin stopped at the hail. The un
known negro covering him with the
shotgun commanded him to turn out
his pockets.
Angered at finding his victim had
hsit 81 and watfh, the negro forced
Chaffin 10 strip off oyercoat. coat and
vest. The negro then gathered np
his loot and ordered Chaffin to move.
Had Started Home.
AS Chaffin started toward home he
turned and looked over his shoulder.
The negro fired The charge of shot
took effect in Chaffins right hand
and right side and he fell but was
able to reach his home one and one
half blocks distant. Neighbors arous-
ed by the shot notified the police de-
partment and Motorcycle Officer Mar
vim Murray hurried TO the scene
Murray obtained the wounded man S
statement after calling an ambulance. |
Chief Of Police Jones and d squad oi
men hurried ont from the police sta
ton and began the search for the
criminal.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-27
His Stomach Troubles ever

Mr.. Dyspeptic would YOU not like
10 reel that your stomach troubles
were over, that you could eat any
Kind OF food you desired without in
jury That may seem so unlikely TO
you that you do not even hope for an
ending OF your trouble. but permit US
to assure you that 1t is not altogeth-
er Impossible. II others can be cured
permanently. and thousands have
been, why not YOU John r. Barker,
OF Battle Greek, Mich, is one OF them.
He says. Il was troubled with heart
burn. Indigestion. and liver complaint
until used Chamberlain Tablets.
then my troubles were over" Sold
by all dealers.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1914-01-27
ASSIGNMENT OF CASES
FOR JANUARY TERM

The following is the assignment o.
cases for the January term Of district
court:
Monday, February 2nd, 1914
Fidelity & Deposit Co, rs. c. "
Waite
Board OF County Commissioners IS
Joln Mahones
L. " Baxter vs. Texas Building Co.,
et al
Sell sehwab 10. ys. W. ii. Fowler.
Arkansas Lumber Co. VS.. G. r. RID
oath. ct al
The Farmers National Dank rs.
Gutafie National bank. ct al
a. D. Adams rs. Board Of county
Commissioners, Logan county.
Aaron Dillenberk ys. Board e.
County Commissioners. Logan eounty.
Tuesday February 5rd, 1914
Jas. l.. Gladish ys. Frank chiIds ct
a.
Martha Anderson vs. p Anderson.
Guthrie National bank rs. A. u.
Williams. ct al
Louis II. Kollenoerg VS.. Rebesca
Barnes
Nellie fiorsiey vs.. Lauda 5orsles
Logan County " y. " Murphy.
Industrial safings Society rs. W. H.
Cole. et al
Wednesday. February fth. 1914
sailie J. Rankin. ct al. IS. John
Massey
George Wright vs. Aetna Building a
Loan Association. et al.
J. H. caldwell vs.. c. r. Swan, ct al. |
j. II. Jarel IS. John White
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URIC ACID
SOLVENT
30 Cent Bottle (32 Doses)
FREE
E EE

just because sou start the dav
worried and tired. ztiif legs and arms
and muscles. an aching head burn
ing and bearing down pains in the
back-uorn out before the day be-
gins, DO not think you haze to STAY
IN that condition
BE strong, well and vigorous. with
no more pain from siiI joints. sore
muscles, Rheumatic suffering. aching
back or kidne, disease
For am form Of bladder trouble
or weakness. lis action il really NON
derlul Those sufferers WHO are iu
aud out Of bed haif dozen times
night viii appreciate tie rest. COM
fort and strength this trea tment gives
TO prove the Williams Treatment
conquers kidney aud bladder diseases
rhfumatisin and "a arie acid iro1uhx.
no matter how ,.droBic or stubborn u
VOL have never asei the Williams
Treatment. ne wfll give one -ir boz
lie lS2 doses free II you will cut out
this notice and send 81 with your name
and address. with Toe to help pay dis
iribntion expenses. 10 The Dr D. a.
Williams Iompans. Dept 203i =. o.
Bldg. East Hampton Conn Send al
once and you wlll receive br parcel
rost a regular s9c bottle without
charge and without incarring ans OBJ
ligations One bottle only 10 an ad-
dress
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May Help You i
Lungs Are Affected

Proper diet, fresh air and temperate
habits are beneficial TO persons suffer-
ing from Lung Trouble but In great
many instances reports show that the
addition Of medicine for this affec-
tion has materially helped in bringing
about recovery. For more than fifteen
years Eekmans Alternative. medicine
FOR Throai and Lang Troubles, has ac-
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Madison Lake, MINI.
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Win hemorrhages OF the lungs which con-
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In November | started for Denver Col.
After nay arrival met Michael Brody
who upon learning of nj, condi- ion. urg-
ed me 10 tgne Eckinans Alternative.
Kept on taking the medirine and mproN-
ed fast. In March 1910, | returned home
am entirely we'll have j. good Appetite
and Sleep well When left Denver my
weight was 1870 pounds | now weigh Isl
Iny normal weight. hank God and
yonr Alternative for my health"
tAffidavit) PAUL l.. FASNACHT.
(Ahove abbreviated; more on reauest)
Eckman's Alternative has been proven
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sious for severe Throat and Lung Affec-
lons. Bronchitis. Bronchial Asthma.
stubborn Colds and in upbuilding the
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~ habit forming drugs For sale by Owl
md other leading druggists Write the
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eh< <A@&m:
A7&o<AM.:
CHAFH|N'S SLAYER
TAKEN TO NOBLE BY
MOB AND LYNCHED

Dickerson Was arrested while tryinl
to pawn chafi.. e,othes. a crowd o
angry citizens began to form about
the officers and prisoner
Tie crowd increased in numbers
and followed prisoner aud detectives
10 the city Jail and from there to the
county jail
"A hurried consultation was held
between county and city officers. It
vas decided hest to remove Dicker-
son Immediately Sheriff Binion
loaded Dickerson into an automobile
When last seen, the maehine was
speeding southwark
PaWnbroker Gives Tip.
slim Basin, pawnbroker. brought
about the capture Of the negro after
an all night searsh By the police The
negro appeared at the pawnbroKer's
shop with an orercoat, a coat and
vest and an extraYagantly ser Elk
pin containing twenty diamonds. the
last identified as belonging 10 Chat
fin. When the negro was taken in
custody he said he got the articles
from another negro and that he knew
nothing about the holdup O. murder
Relatives say Dickerson got shot gun
q. their home Sunday night and that
he left the house Monday with two
grips. the ones + is supposed in
which Dickerson took the clothes to
the paunshop.
Clothing 10 Identified.
oh, where did YOU lind his
clothes?" screamed Mrs Chaffin, who.
the bride OF just month, has oecom.
q widow through the unprovoke1 ac-
ton OF a murderous negro.
She seized she garments and. hug |
ging them refused TO return them to |
the officers Only on Their promise |
tc return them later could the off
GERS taAfn them back to Il used as
evidence,
How Chsffin Was Killed
With load Of No shot lodged n
his liver and right hand " A. char
fin OF 1900 East Tenth street. died at
ibe ST. Anthony hospital as the re
suit Of one OF the boIdest hodnps and
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Louthan Succeeds Frawley.

Martin l.outhan of Chickasha
okla, has been named as chief of the
capitol police force at Washington
Mr. Louthan has already assumed his
new duties, as the successor to Dave