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Evening journal., 1914-08-15
Keep y9ur Liver Active During the
Summer MonthS-Foley Cathartic
TABLETS for Sluggish Liver
and lonstlpaLlon

Il does beat all how quickly Foley
Cathartic Tablets liven your liver and
overcome constipation. Ney Oldham,
Wimberlcy, Texas, says:-"Foley Ca.
thartic Tablets are the best laxative l
ever used. They take the place Of calo-
mel" Wholesome, stirring and cleans
ing. No gripping. A comfort TO stout
persons. For sale by \. B. Danforth,
Market and Second streets.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1914-08-15
BRIDGE WORKERS
GET Their MONEY
County Pays $1,000 to Men
and VIII Deduct 1t From
Contract Price
GLAD TROUBLE
HAS BEEN ADJUSTED

The New Castle County Levy Court
at special meeting yesterday after
noon, adopted resolution authorize
ing the payment OF the employees of
the Atlas Bridge Company who had
received no pay since July II. The
total amount Is estimated at $500.
The men got the money this morning.
Following the adoption OF the motion
a Mr.. Rolph. timekeeper for the
bridge company, stated that the motion
should have read, payment Nili be
made on presentation of time check.
This he explained was necessary az
he held some checks of former em-
ployes TO whom he had advanced
money When asked Dy Julian G.
Walker. attorney for the Levy Court
to produce these checks, The time
keeper showed time check of the
Horriean Contracting Company, now
defunct. This caused the Levy Court
men to roar with laughter and the
timekeeper walked from the room.
When the session convened at 230
o'clock Levy Court Commissioner
Fouracre introduced the following
resolution which was adopted without
IA dissenting vote:
Whereas. the Atlas Bridge
Company. the contractor for the
subsiructure for the new Third
Street Bridge, has notified the
Levy Court of New Castle County
that said contractor has quit work
on said bridge, at noon, on Aug
ust ]. 1914;
And whereas, Il is necessary
for this Court and for the inter-
ests which it serves TO take such
steps as shall be necessary and
proper in order that said work
shall be completed in accordance
with the contract
Therefore be It resolved by the
Levy Court of New Castle Coun-
~. that the Clerk of this Court be
and he is hereby authorized and
directed to notify Atlas Bridge
Company, the contractor. and the
Fidelity and Deposit Company. of
Maryland. the surety for said con-
tractor, that said contractor has
stopped work on said bridge, at
noon, on August /, 1914, and that
this Court proposes 10 proceed
in accordance with its con-
tract Win SAID contractor, and
in accordance with the bond ac-
companying said contract. as pro-
vided In said contract under the
above stated circumstances.
On the adoption of this motion
commissioner Groves introduced thl
notion authorizing the Levy Court {,
'ay the employees OF the Atlas Bridg,
company. This motion follows:
Whereas, the Atlas Bridge Co..
the contractors for the substruc-
ture for the new Third street
bridge, has quit work on said
bridge, at noon, August 1. 1914,
And Whereas, a number OF
worknen and employees Of said
contractor have not received all
of the wages due them from said
contractor for work on said
bridge
And whereas. IL is the belief Of
the members of the Levy Court
that each and all Of said en-
ployes should be promptly paid
for their labor
Therefore be Il resolved. by the
Evening journal., 1914-08-15

was the reply and win be cold that will turn you from green to
brown / will
The leaves did not believe that and kept Laughing and dancing
a
there until little
sal of We
take them and fix 1t will
and warn for bies
of busy gathering taking
to
squirrels
them getting
Evening journal., 1914-08-15
TOURISTS IN AUTO
NEAR DEATH IN RIVER.

ELKTON. Nd. Aug. 15.-Mr. and
Mrs. S. A. Harrison, their daughter,
Miss Gertrude, and Mrs. Purnell, Of
st. Michaels' while travelling in the
lower part Of Cecil county yesterday
had a narrow escape from drowning
in Sassafras River, when the brake
on their automobile failed to work
while crossing the bridge and the
machine and its occupants were plung-
ed into the stream. Several men
working on the public road nearby
witnessed the accident and wet 20
their rescue.
Evening journal., 1914-08-15

Levy Court OF New Castle county
that warrants be drawn for each
and every one of said employees
for the respective amounts due
them as shown by The pay roll
here present and attached TO this
resolution.
BE II further resolved. that said
warrants when drawn and prop
erly signed by the proper officers
be delivered by the clerk of this
court. personally to. the respective
employees entitled thereto, upon
the said employees giving 70 the
court Of this court his personal
receipt therefore in each case.
BE It further resolved, that all
money paid said employees in ac-
cordance with resolution, as above
stated, be charged to the said
contractor and its surety, in ac-
cordance with the terms Of the
contract with the said contractor.
Commissioner Burris, speaking on the
adoption of this motion said he favored
having the timekeeper of the Atlas
Bridge Company to assist Clerk Hop
kins in making out the payroll. in time
for the men TO get their money this
morning. Mr.. Burris said some Of the
men had been paid money on account.
Mr.. Burris also presented n bill for $50
due the Liberty Fire Company for wash
ing mud of Third street bridge, that
had been dumped there by carts used by
the bridge company. Mr.. Burris alsC
said while he was talking on the sub
iect, he felt, that he would not register
himself as being in favor Of stopping
payment Of the check now held by tn,
I Farmers Bank, as he felt the count,
was a loser by II any way. The bill
for the Liberty Fire Company service
was then allowed.
During the session Charles w. Bush
counsel for the Edward r. Pusev Com
pany, was in the court room. but n
did not speak on the bill held by hi
client against the Atlas Bridge Com
pany, which amounts TO more than $500
Following the receipt of word anon
the workmen OF the Atlas Bridge Com
pany. who had fingered about the Cour
House throughout the day, that Oh
Levy Court was planning TO pay then
the men held a meeting and decided
give vote Of thanks TO John +. Near,
counsel for the bonding company. NJ
Neary had given the men some advic
and while he did not present any bill
the men were planning to present hin
with purse.
Several Of the workmen, when spoke
70 about the offer made by j. Al. ThomI
son. bridge engineer. 20 complete Il
work az the bridge. using the equil
mcnt Of the Atlas Bridge Company. sal
Mr.. Thompson had been employed at q
bridge by the Atlas Company as a for
man.
Evening journal., 1914-08-15
seetIons Of the eountry wIn BE- vel.

sections of the country will be vel
coined.
The opening session OF the conven-
ton will be on Monday morning.
when the delegates win be welcomed
by f. J. Cattell, who will speak on be-
half of Mayor Blankenburg. AT this
opening session address viii also be
made by the president of the National
Association. A. j. Keller. president Of
the Philadelphia Association of Re-
tail Druggists. and others.
Evening journal., 1914-08-15
The Leaves
BY VIRGINIA VALE.

Once upon a time there we're
thousands and thousands of green
leaves. They hung on the trees
and danced in the sunlight. They
were never lonesome. for the
birds built nests among them, and
when the rain came it told them
stories of the wonderful things 1t
had seen and gave them plenty Of
rain to drink
One day the South wind came
and said "This is my last visit,
] shall not come again"
"Oh,r said the leaves. "who
viii eene and talk with us2"
.rLn North mind Iii nn-..n %
Minnesotské noviny., 1914-03-26
ST. PAUL, MIMI, We Gtvrtek (Aarch 90. bfezna 1914
Po pTedvolbach nastal Ease kid.

- Po predvolbach nastal Ease kid,
ale ne ma dlouho, co nevidet bude po-
liticka hladina opetne zceTena, ponej-
vice ovsem bojem, jenz Sc povede me-
ri kandidaty "a mayora mesta Winn
Powersem a Louis Nashem. Oba mali
"a sebou 1iz 1Tednl rekordy a take
jinak jsou skoro vseobecne znami. -
Powers je redaktorem casopisu Odd
Fellows Review, jenz je organem spoil
ku Podivnych Bratf1 a posledn1ch de-
set let zastaval trad assemblymana
mestsk6 assembly, jez je zakonodar-
nym telesem mesta. Louis Nash jest
manazerem krejcovsk6m zavode Nj
coll The Tailor a po vice jiz rokG "a
stava trad okresn1ho komisare V po-
litick6 Rampant klonl Sc vice ma stra-
nu kazatelG, hlavne protestantskych.
Ma stranu Powerse klon1 Sc po vetsi-
ne vsichni tt, kdoz nepfej1 81, ably me-
sto ovladano bylo vlivy sabesnickymi
a prohibicn1mi. Jiz vysledek primar
n1ho hlasovan1 poukazuje ma to, ze
Powers je silnym a obl1benym kandi-
datem.
Minnesotské noviny., 1914-03-26

- ' astave Little Sisters of the
Poor zemfel krajan FIR. Svoboda We
staff 81 rokd. Pred pfijet1m do 1sta-
WI I'll We SVEN dome ma James ulici.
- Cd l. dubna Weldon v platnost
move expresn1 sazby, jez, jak Sc pra-
vi, budou mnohem ohledu jeste niz-
81 nezli nyn1. Nebylo vetsich vydfidu-
CHI jako expresnl spolecnosti drive,
ale cd dolby, co zavedena byla postov-
nj parcelova doprava, Sc veci zmenily
a spolecnosti expresn1 chtej necht6j
musely Sc podrobiti move situaci, ably
molly Sc udrzeti mad vodou. Jest ve-
liky rozd1l v tom, co Sc platilo drive,
a co nynl.
V kazd6 ceske rodins cisti by Sc
mel "Hospodaf." Pouze $1.00 rocne.
Minnesotské noviny., 1914-03-26

- PAM Miroslav Konkalova cls.
35812 Walnut ulice pozadala zdeisl
casopisy, ably il pomohly- hledati jei1ho
muze, s n1mz pred dvema roxy >pTijela
z Rakouska do Chicago. Zahy po pr11-
jezdu odebral Sc muz ma praci do No.
Dakoty kdyz nedaval sobe vedet,
pTijela Konkalova do St. Paul. Sama
nezna rec a jest tud1z tezkym pro nj
1kolem, ably Sc mohla sebe starati.
Nedavno Sc il zdalo, ze videla muze
sveho j1ti kolem domu, bezela "a MIN,
ale tyyz pry zmizel, nezli jej mohla do
stihnouti.
- Jeden volic prvnlm precinktu
5, wardy podepsal Sc pTi hlasovan1
v pTedvolbach ma hlasovac1 listek a
jako nasledek toho byl l1stek prohla-
Sen "a neplatny a vyhozen. Zakon
stanovl, ze zadny volic nema prozra-
diti jmeno kandidata neb kandidatG,
pro nez vrhne svGj hlas.
Minnesotské noviny., 1914-03-26
&c Zprdvy re St. Paul. &c

sovn1ho 4radu, uvedenych We vnitTni
casti tohoto listu minuly tyden, ma
chaz1 Sc St. Paul ma zaklade posled-
n1ho censu r. 1910 celkem 4,140 &C.
skych obyvatel, cemz je zahrnuto
1921 osob pTist6hovalych a 2,519 zde
rozenych. V Minneapolis uvad1 Sc &C.
skych obyvatel 1,649, cemz ie 684
osob pristehovalych a 965 zde roze-
nych. Cely stat Minnesota ma die GEN.
sovnich clslic 33,427 ceskych obyva-
tel, mezi nimiz je 1865 osob pfiste-
hovalych 21, ,592 zde rozenych. Ufed-
nj c1slice poctem ceskych obyvatel
jednotlivych statech a vets1ch me-
stech americkych jsou zaj1mave a stoj1
"a uschovan1 pro budouc1 dobu.
- z Vidne dosla sem kabelografi-
cka zprava, ze zemrel tam nahle ma
srdecni vadu dr.. Thos. w. Stumm re
St. Paul ZemTely byl ~ roxy starry
vynikajiclm zdejsim l6kafem. Cd
Minnesotské noviny., 1914-03-26

- Asi 80 majitel6 realit podel St..
Clair ulice podllelo Sc ma schGzi, svo-
lane do domu Geo. B. Edgertona, els.
956 st. Clair ulice. Bylo odhlasova-
no, ably podana byla zadost ma odlo-
zen1 soudu, jenz ma sbyti veden mezi
mestem a spolecnost1 poulicn1ch drah
a sice ma tax dlouho, nez bude podana
nova pfedloha ordinance, die n1z jed
nalo by Sc zaveden1 move linie
z Grand ave. Mestsky navladn1 O.
Neil prav1, ze navrhovana ordinance
nenl nic1m novym byla jiz take d.
kladn6 pretfasana mestsk6 rade.
Take nemysl1, ze by Sc zamlouvala SOU
du. Spolecnost drah trva ma tom, ze
stavba drahy po St. Clair ul. je fysic-
kou nemoznost1 nasledkem vrchu, "a
poc1naj1c1ho cd Pleasant ave. Meme
ne jest dobra vyhl1dka, ze spor skonci
v1tezstv1m mesta. Nova linie prisla by
who'd tez mnoha ceskym osadn1kdm, Ii
j1clm podel St. Clair ul., kter1 by liz
radi videli, ably pfikroceno bylo ku
stavbe. - |.%.-s -. "
DIE nfednlch clslic vladnlho CEN
Minnesotské noviny., 1914-03-26

pocatku roku pokracoval We studi1ch
ma vldenske universite. Pred tim byl
predsedou lekafskeho sdruzeni okresu
Ramsey a clenem mnoha jinych lekaf-
skych organisac1. Jako lekar byl d.
znavanou autoritou rozeznavan1 ne
mOci.
- Ia mes1c 1nor oznameno bylo
mestskemu zdravotnlmu 1radu 226
pflpadG .sarlachu a dve 1mrti, coz je
vice nezli v kteremkoli z minulych
peti rokd. V m6sici 1noru lonsk6ho
roku bylo pr1padG sarlachu pouze IS
a jedno 1mrt1. Pr1pad6 zaSkrtu mi
nulem mes1ci bylo 20 zadne 1mrtl;
pf1padi spaly "a a jedno 1mrt1; pr1-
,padd nestovic bylo sest a jeden pfi-
pad horke nemoci. Pocet 1mrtl "a me-
sic byl 226 pocet narozenl 399. -
Snatki bylo uzavTeno POI.
- Spolek Svornost Bratrska els. 81,
jenz minuleho leta uveden byl k jed
note C.S.DP.J., bude pofadati sobo-
tn vecer 18. dubna V SIM C.S.P.S. po-
mlazkovy pies. .Vsem dcastnfkIm sli-
buje Sc pekne .pobayenf.
Minnesotské noviny., 1914-03-26
Prode j $ko|nieh pozemkl
" minnesota

hVETNU "A CERVNU lO14
Velike prllezitOsti Opatriti 81 dOmOvy
V nasledujfcfch dobach mfstech bu-
statnich pOZemku:
Akru:
27. kvetna hod. odpol., Hal
lock. Kittson Co............. 5000
%. kvetna v 10 hod. dop.. War
rem, Marshall Co.. 10000
29. kvetna II hod. dop., Bag
ley, Clearwater Co. $500
1. cervna v 10 hod. dop.. Mahno-
men, Mahnomen Co. 500
2. cervna 10 ,hod. dop. Detroit,
Becker Co. .13. 900
|3. cervna 10 h. dop.. Wadena,
Wadena co: :.......: ..... 5000
4. cervna v 10 h. dop.. Brainard,
Crow Wing Co. $4,000
IS. cervna V 10 hodin dop, Elk
River. Sherburne Co.. ......... 1000
S. cervna, 3 hod. odpol.. Anoka.
Anoka Co. 1000
*S. cervna v 10 h. dop., Interna-
tional Falls, Koochiching CO. $500
s10. cervna 10 hod. dop.. Be-
midi, Beltrami Co. 10, 600
II. cervna. 10 hod. dop., Park
Rapids, Hubbard Co. 20. 600
*12. cervna, 10 h. dop.. Walker
*,e Sass ss. 20: - hoa -: c.o, ,'oooo
10. CeIVud, IU nOu. uOp., 1rdnu
Rapids, Itasca Co.. 40, 600
ut. cervna. 10 h. dop., 'Duluth
St. Louis Co. 40, 600
18. cervna, 10 h. dop.. Carlton,
Carlton CO. ................. 5000
*19. cervna, 10 hod. dop, Aitkin,
Aitkin Co. 10000
20. cervna, hod dop., Two Har-
/ bors. Lake Co. ..............1O 10000
*22. cervna, hod. odp.. Roseau,
ROSeau co. ................. .25. 600
"a. cervna, 10 hod. dop.. Elbow
Lake. Grant Co... 80
rs. cervna, 1 h. odp., Pine City.
*Mesfcnf prodeje konajf Sc techto
okresfch Cd brezna do listopadu We
dnech urcenych zakonem.
Lhtty prodeje: Tyto pozemky budou
prodany We verejnem prodeji tomu.
kdo nejvfce nabfdne Patnact procent
kupnf ceny must byti zaplaceno do
be prodeje. Zbytek mtlze Sc splAceti
DO 40 let pri 4proc. rocnfch 0rocfch,
je-li to zadano. Majetnicke pravo ku
vsem stat poZemkhm ie ciste. Jed
nomu kupci nemdze byti prodano vice
nez 800 akru. Jednatele. zastupujfcf
kupce, must pfedloziti prfsezne udanf
sp1nomocnenf Zpravy odhadcti, u
kazujfcf jakost a druh p1dy, jsou ulo-
zeny dfadovne. Mapa znazornujfcf
polohu nablzenych pozemku jakoz j
seznam zAkonnych popisu mono do
stati teto nradovny zdarma. 26-2
. SAMUEL G. IVERSON.
Statnf auditor. st. Paul. Minn.
Minnesotské noviny., 1914-03-26

ROH 2. A BROADWAY.
ZbOz1 zasflA sc ma venek IA cenu, plat
nOu " deb&, kdy mas Objednavka dojde.
ORANZE SUNKIST NAVEL.

2SS bedne. tucet. ..12c
ESQ bedne tucet. ...15c
ZIG bedne, tucet. t..................173 173
zoo bedne, tucet. ................19 .19c
176 v bedne. tucet. =. .21c
100 bedne, tucet. .................25 Csc
l26 bedne. tucet. .............-....29c .29c
112 bedne. tucet. t..................32c 32c
Kterakoi velkost. bedna. ..$2.75
Banany, tucet. SC, &c, 10c
Cerstve snesena vejce, tuctu. .$1.00
Med. chleb. chutny lehky, bochn1k &c
Smetanovy a WIDEN. chleb, boch. &c, SC
Roman Meal chleb. bochnfk ..... 10c
Maslo. cerstve farmaDske. hrudkove,
Hora "a zoc' 1Ic
Cerstve stlucene maslovny, lb. soc
Lin1burger syr, lb. b..................20 zoe
Med z bfleho jetele, plast. ..15c
= Vybrana Santos kava lb. ......... .23c
Cerstve prazena sladova kava. 8 Id. 25c
Gersten sladova kava, 1 Alb. pakl. zoe
Velmi jenny japansky cal, lb. .28c
Pravidelne 40c.
JENNIE Olivy, kVart. t.................2O zoe
Z CUKR.
ZvlaStnf "a hOtOv6-velmi jenny.
35 h. $1.OO.-S $40 koupf neb vyse jine
no zboz1, vyjma mouku.
20 lib. $1.OO.-S SIS koup1 jineho zboz1,
vyjma mouku..
2s lib. $1.OO.-S $4 koupf jineho zbozf,
vyjma mouku.
~ 10. $l.OC.-S Us kOupl JlnenO ZDOZl,
vyjma mouku.
2e lib. $1.oo.-s 81 koup1 jineho zboz1,
vyjma mouku.
% lib. $1.OO.-S 81 koup1 jineho zbozf,
vyjma mouku.
"a lb. ST. .OO.-Cukr pouze, jine koupe ne
nj treba.
ZDRAVOTNi MAsNY KRAM.
Vyskvarene sadlo, Id. b............. ~ IL C
Plsnl sadlo, 81 lb. $1.00
n;
Nakladane hovezf, Id. ........ 10c
Il sHoyez1 re zeber~ k varenf. lb.a....n...1 10c
Howell k roStenf,, lb...... ......... .1214 c
Rostena z rumpu, lb. .12hc
Rostena re zeber, g. a Z. zebro, lb. 1910
Steak z piece, Id. b...... 4c
Kulaty steak, lb. .15c
:Sirloin steak, lb. ....'.............16 16c
Porterhouse steak. lb. ..............1 .16c
SVlckoVa 10. .2Oc
Hamburger steak. 2 lb. Csc
SkOpOve dusen1, lb. .10c
Skopove rfzky, 2 lb. .25c
Jehnec1 k dusenf lb. .12hc
Plcnlc Sunky. 10. .l4c
Obycejne sunky, lb. b................1lc 1lc
oldn1Hd' III. Loo
Schoch ovych 27 druhu salamu slfledate
'tak chutnymi, re objednate-li jednou,
budete kupOvati znovu a ZnOvu. 26-1
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-02

Nc. 19-Consolidation city and coun
ty. Yes.
No. 20-Prize fights. Yes.
No. 2i--Consolidation. Yes.
N. 22-Torrens land title law. Yes.
No. 23--Preferential vote. No.
No. 24-Assembly payroll. No.
No. 25-City charters. Yes.
No. 26-Regulation of irrigation dis
tricts. Yes.
No. 27-County government. Yes.
No. 2s-Control of public utilities. No
No. 29-City government. No.
No. 30-Imperial Valleys section
Yes.
No. 31-Extending power of commits:
sion. No.
No. 32-Election of senator. Yes.
No. 33-Public utilities. No.
No. 34-Taxing public property. No
No. 35-State building bonds. No.
No. 36-San Francisco building. No
No. 37-State Fair bonds. No.
No. 3S-Los Angeles building. No.
No. 39-Suspensioh of prohibition
No.
No. 40-Sessions of Court of Appeal
Yes.
No. 4l--Miscarriage of justice. Yes.
No. l2-Place of payment. Yes.
No. 43-College exemption. Yes.
No. 44-Women's minimum wage
Yes.
No. 45-Sunday law. No.
No. 46-Drugless practice. No.
No. 47-Royal Arch for booze. No.
No. 4S-San Francisco harbor. Yes.
Vote California Dry
Oklahoma has had prohibition sine
admission into the union i'll 1907. De
posits in state banks at the time o
admission were $457, ,59o.25. a., Tw,
years later they were s4,53T, ,080.SS
while in 1909 deposits in nationa
banks We're more than SS,000,000.
Al
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-02

Govcrnor-Hiram w. johnson.
Lieutenant governor-John M. Eshle
man.
Secretary of State-F. j. O'Brien.
Contrcller-John S. Chambers.
Treasarer-Friend VIM. Richardson.
Attorney General-U. S. Webb.
Surveyor General-William S. Kings
bury.
Member State Board of Equalization
H. G. Cattell.
United States Senator-Francis ]
Heney.
Representative in Congress-Willian
Kettner.
Member Assembly-Porter N. Fergu
son.
Chief Justice Supreme Court-Franl
M. Angellotti.
Associate Justices Supreme Court
John D. Murphy and William P
James.
Presiding Justice of District Court Of
Appeals-Nathaniel P. Conrey
Amendments.
No. 1-Constitution revision. Yes.
No. 2-Prohibition. Yes.
No. Eight hour law. No.
No. Abatement of nuisances. Yes
No. 5-Controlling corporations. Yes
No. 6-Water commission act. Yes.
No. Local taxation. No.
No. S-Exempting vessels from tax
No.
No. 9-Controlling corporations. No.
No. 10-Abolition of poll tax. No.
No. 11-University bonding act. No
No. pc n stitutional conventions
Yes.
No. disqualification of voters OF
bonds. No.
No. 14-Absent voters. No.
No. 15-Public moneys. No.
No. Condemnation. Yes.
No. 17-Alameda county. Yes.
No. 13-Game sale. No.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-02
Ford Owners

can save on their gas bill 100 per
cent ty having the Netherway Gas
Generator installed by calling at the
Delta Implement Company's store In
Ell CeiItro, which has taken the county
agency for this generator, after try
ing it out on their own cars for
months. They are well satisfied that
they have winner and big money
saver. Let us demonstrate to your
satisfaction.
DELTA IMPLEMENT CO.,
Adv. Eel Centre.
Vote California, Dry
Jean Brook,
Dressmaking and Ladies' Tailoring.
Martyrs Department Store.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-02
Ell CENTRIC DRUGGIST
MAKES A STATEMENT T

We always advise people who have
stomach or bowel trouble TO see doc
tor. But TO those who do not wish to
do this we will say: try the mixture
of simple buckthorn bark, glycerine,
ETC., known as Adler-i-ka. This sim
pie new remedy is SO powerful that
JUST ONE DOSE relieves sour stom-
ach, gas on the stomach and constipa-
ltion INSTANTLY. People who try
sAdler-i-ka are surprised at its QUICK
action. j. e. Davis, druggist.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-11-02
THE PRESS'S TICKET

pretend knowledge
others privilege of
candidates amendments
which
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Pay Check Graft Stopped.

Formerly the pay check graft was
81 operation throughout California.
Under it, a workingman was often
forced to wait a month OF even six
months to obtain his wages. If the
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sIEEP-There seemed to be change
the sheep market because the packer
buyers were good competitors for an.
other liberal supply OF killing sheep and
lambs and were willing to pay prices
generally strong to ioulSc higher tho
most Improvement being on the beat
grades. The second messages from other
markets Indicated ony steady trado at
those points. and In view OF this traders
regarded the local market as very salts
factory II did not take buyers lonU to
thing was taken out OF first hands COM
paratively early in the forenoon, II belng
again case OF the best killers moving
first and the less desirable grades selling
aeterward
Most OF the lambs we're of the fed vest
ern class and were picked up largely az
81 1917 the latter figure being top for
the day and week. The bulk OF the
warmed up grades sold to packers won't
around H.0O97. %, and those that found
principally at S6.T5d47.0 90. A range OF A.s6
$3.50 included practically all the eweb,
there being few II any strictly choice
kinds OF the right weight In sight. Some
yearlings, the same as those that have
been bringing $500 right along. brought
S6.1b this morning.
Up until today prices have been gen
orally steady on both sheep and lambs,
but tho advance this morning makes the
general market strong TO iOGibc better
than the cloHe OF last week,
Quotations on sheep and lambs: Lambs
good to choice. 81 S5q7 .76; lambs, fair TO
good, S00617. IS; lambs, culls, IS bOdp6. 30;
yearlinga light, 50, e,2b@6bo; yearlings,
heavy, t5.s0@6, Is; wethers. good 20 choice,
IS: soGb.S; wethers. fair to good, s5: :sCaI
ewes, fair TO good. N.76@6.&
Representative sales;