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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

to his home on West Govsrrmr
street.
Work is being carried on WITH mss
success IN the removal Of the gr,f
iron standpipe- A Timber winch Nd
been placed inside or the blk tova
and plate after plate Is gently uuHoI
ed, and as gently deposited On \
ground, and later removed. The vd
went on without interruption until "a
terday when Reese sustained tho rad
ful injuries. This. Il was stated. ur
not have, happened had the negro Val
followed instructions as handed ont
him daily.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

The plea of the railroads for a. fiat
advance in freight rates of five per
cent is rather f1shy. The railroads
are no worse Off than other industries,
and the people who have to foot the
freight bills are fully as hard hit ms
the railroads There Is no reason why
they should be granted relief at the
expense OF other sufferers.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

Fifty million dollars OF the war tax
will come out OF the pockets of beer
drinkers, according to estimates,
Booze comedians will still be able to
get their teddy at the same old price.
however.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

There are ten million barrels Of APP
pies in this years crop, in excess OF
the number grown last year and
there is practically no European mar
ket. Buy-an- apple
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

The Archbishop Of Mallnes has is
sued a manifesto urging all Belgians
to return home. He has evidently
overlooked the fact that a majority
OF Belgian homes have disappeared
And. besides, there Is nothing to eat
there.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

When a grand jury drinks up all
the evidence against whiskey sellers
1t is not easy to find true bills" says
the Memphis Scimitar. Out with it!
Let's have the whole story.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

If anybody has succeeded in dis .
covering those rural credits there was
so much talk about a few months ago,
we would be glad to be advised.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

Marse Henry Is getting old. Prob
ably he thought it better to be on &c Cd
terms with everybody before the Rea-
per rung the bell.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

When reading the stories of fierce
fighting along the various fronts il
may be as we'll TO remember that some
fierce lying is also going on
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

If you haven't started that fall gar
den yet it is time to get busy.
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LEGAL NOTICE.
Series No. 4. Ordinance No. 4s.
AN ORDINANCE

eoyerns"t and
and to
Ee of the
is hereby
the blowing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30
NOTICE.

City licenses are past due
since Oct. l, 1914. Penalty of
fifty per cent (50%) in addi-
ton to regular license on and
after Nov. l, 1914.
c. w. EGGART,
28oct.td City Clerk.
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re is hereby appropriated out Of the rHce
the September 80 1915 the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1914-10-30

Attest:
Q. ". EGGARv
CITY Cisrt
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SRA oct3ooaw4w
The sun., 1914-09-13
Continued from Fret Paye.

captured. They have been transferred
to a captured German liner, which was
anchored OF the port.
Life In Antwerp Is extraordinarily
animated. There IL plenty to do and
every one Is taking his share in the tre-
mandous task Of preparing to hold out
against whatever Odds The smaller
roads between villages have been barri-
caded to check the murderous on
s,aught tf the rhlans. preceded by
their armored motor cars. The forests
have been stripped Of their foliage and
the trunks Of trees. cut to point four
or five feet from the ground. have been
cunningly interisced With beflsed wire
some Of Il electrified. After sun"t moi
"A light In to be seen except searchlighte
vhicn continually search the sky toi
airships
The harvest has been gathered cue
ccssfuily. All cattle for miles arouht
have been driven into Antwerp. so th'
food supply l. almost unlimited.
more hopeful spirit seems TO lie grow
Ing day by day.
The sun., 1914-09-13
Germans in Battle to Clear
Way Through Belgium,

spondent OF the Do,tu CbroBicIr tala-
,r.os..
The provinces ot Antwerp' lhhpurg
and FLANDERS, north of the line between
Brussels and Licgc have been entirely
cleared Of Germans. There IS strong
,fy.ns,vs nov.men, In tho diro,,,o, .,
A.. ..,, -. ,,.,,.,. ,.,.,
'"> 'N'' ~
suaru'hf antwerp
The Fhndrc Liberal of Ghcnt say"
that IL learns from excellent sources
tina, the German army which intcnd, I'd
to attack Antwerp has been cut off bc.
tween Brussels and Louvsin bv the
Beig,an army
Dps,atchcs received here from Am
sterdam to-day ssv tina. the offensive
moyenent of the Eplqlors hes moi with
such br:,,!an. success ,hl, tho provinces
OF Antwerp and ILmnlrc ar. entirely
cleared Of Germans and the province of
! East Ilaudcrs is almost cleared
The ,cspatch.s ssv .nni ,hcrc has
been heavy fighting. but .nat tho Ger
mans have been driven back every
where with heavy losses. The work of tho
Rsls.at. artillery Is irportcd 20 have
PLAYED u prominent lart I'm the ISclgiar.
successes.
Trains OF in" wounded including
many Germans. are arriving IN Ant
werp.
Tho city of Client has been reoccu-
pied by Bniginn troops and is prcpar-
Ing for defence. according To dispatches
received from, there to-day.
: Tho Central N.vs CORRESPONDENT al
Amsterdam saws:
According % a Gtcnt despatch tn.
Belgian Government, having OPPOSED
/, tho delivery az the army necessarles
reuuisit!oned 10y the Germans. Rel.
The sun., 1914-09-13
MANY L0UVAIN STREETS
ARE LINED WITH RUINS
Hotel de Vile Is One of Few
Notable Buildings Re-
naming Intact.

AMsrsrDAM. Sept. ic.--it is now pos.
sible to give an approximate review OF
the destruction which the Germans
wrought at Dou,ain All the houses In
tht Rue do BruI.iles from No. II onward /.
Ia the Hue de Paris. Rue do Mailnes and
The Rue Courte. the old market and the
Table Roud.. oproslte the Hotel de VILE.
werc completely destroyed.
The tower Of the church of St. Pierre
IL standing. bu; the remainder OF the
church was sacked. The Hotel de Vile Is
intact and the General stan Is Installed
there The houses IN the Rue de Tlrle-
mont We're burned In the Rue de la
Station the cafe dos .Brasseurs was
burned. The Rue de Licse. Rue du peuple
and Eue vital Decostcr were completely
ruined. The Place des Josephites was
destroyed. hut the college suffered little.
The statue Of Justus Lipslus. the PHI
lo,oH!st which stood in th. Place de In
Nation. was destroyed.
The sun., 1914-09-13
GERMANS BURN TERMoNDE.
Bursomsster and other Leading
Cltisens Are prisoaevs.

..%TwgRr. Sept. I?.--The Belgians are
assuming the offensive all along the
line. with King Albert at their head in
personal command.
Serious fighting has occurred near
Termond" ana Gren,bergen. The Ger
mans were defeated with very heavy
losses at Termonde. but before retiring
they pillaged and then burned the city,
only ahou, 400 houses remain standing
The Germans took the burEomaster
and many OF the leading citizens prls-
oners and have sent them TO Germany
All efforts TO besiege Antwerp have
now been abandoned by the invaders
and the provinces OF Antwerp and Linn.
berg have been cleared Of the Germans
The sun., 1914-09-13
CUTTING GERMAN LINES.
B-isiau. R-p~Isc the Enemy win
Heavy Losses.
~ Tnr srV's dnd fLe Ion5oa "Do'it Nr'rs''
War Ss,ti'r.
,s,,af toLis DsSpoieh fO rHs SIS.

Br rHr SvNs dDd fLs I0n5oa "D0It NrrSs
war Ss,ri'r.
,ost al coJl, Dssp1ich fo rss SIS.
OsrE;p. Sept IL (Evening) i have
eonc over IA great part Of the lines on
the Belgians. who in the last two days
have adopted a vigorous offensive. The
Gcrmans arc In retreat everywhere, with
heavy losses. The B.lglans have COM
pietely cut their lines NJ communication
toward the north and northeast. 4 Ger
man army corps has been dccimated
and many prisoners taken AT coren-
be~gh. between Brussels and Louva!n.
Til. railway 10 Lieee is IN the hands of
the Belglsns, who have blown up all
thu. bridges to the west.
The Germans have evacuated Ninovc
and Alost. 1t ~ not yet known whether
or not the Belgian objective is To occupy
Brussels. hut 1t seems to be II tactical
movement to throw back the Germans
to the southeast. The German troops
are almost entirely reservists.
The sun., 1914-09-13
MUST STAY IN BELGIUM.
KING AIbert's Troops Can Pursue
.er0sns Only to Frontier.
~ T.. ". KETTLE.


Special rorre.DoaSsHt of THr SIS g1d IA,
Loa6on "D1dy Ne,es"
SpscilfCobie D,.p1tch 10 TnR srv
GHENr. sept i2.--There In II tendency
here to exaggerate the Importance OF
the withdrawal Of the Germans from
Belgium They obviously have been
recalled 10 strengthen the German right
In France.
Seeing that the German programme
In Belgium was not producing any mill
tary result, the slenificancr Of this
withdrawal may we'll b" Interpreted
above It's value. Nevertheless II has re-
leased the Belgian field army for an
offensive thrust. and this thrust may te
expected almost Immediately. The
lesson told by the delay at Namur will
not be- forgotten. Whether the Bcl-
xians will strike at once for the re-
cuvcry OF their capital or Sursue the
Germans is doubtful. II Is fairly GER
tain that their advance will te controlled
by purely military considerations.
The recapture OF fvuvaln md Brus-
sells would have great emotional and
some political value. but both are open
cities IN an open country and their re-
capture might be disastrous One
element must not be forgo'tenth the Hell
gisn army cannot operate outside Bel
glan soil. for to do so would compromise
and corrupt at its source the very
principle Of Belgian neutrality IN which
the whole moral strength OF the allies
ard Belgium is based.
II. then. they are pursuing tho enemy
and fall TO overtakr him before aclr-
! ing the French frontier. they will have
/ 20 wal, there for his return.
The sun., 1914-09-13

started at O'Clock this morning 70 the
southeastward, sending numerous patrols
In every direction. -Four hundred Uhians
went toward Dixmude. Futness and the
French frontier ana cut every telegraph
and telephone line. They inflicted severe
damage on the stations Of the state rail-
way. ana traffic In this district has con.
seauentiy been suspended.
In order to ob,iate surprise from the
north the derrnans have also despatched
patrols tows rd Roulers along the river
Mandel.
The sun., 1914-09-13

had burned numerous villages as a warn
ing that resistance would he punished
frghtfully. have learned from excellent
authority that the causes for friction be-
tween the German Invaders and the Bel
CLAN civilians were due primarily to reaui-
sitlons for food. The German army
advanced 80 rapidly that Il outtan supply
trains and had TO subsist on the country.
The peasants had been stripped of food
already By the retrestiuy Belgian army
The little they had they fought to retain
and the hungry dermans had to take the
stverest Of measures to get food.
The sun., 1914-09-13

Thee" was q hero At the steering wheel
~ t'r Belgian plane. lIc did his best to
trade his NJ" for a Germans, Although
''' odds we're three tc ono. he gave
r.asc, evidently determined "a get near
1ush TO ram ou. or more Of the Ger
H.u spying planes, hut they were too
rcedy for him, Whom he realized that
lo fired shot after shot AT them from
ITO nistoL and they replied with pistol
-prts None OF these took effect. shortly
thereafter the Gcrmans few off 20 their
Ines. and the Belgian aviator descended
As returned to the city, walking along
ne River Mcuse ! saw one who, oblvious
~ war and It's alarms, was dangling his
'' cs over the water and peacefully fishing.
The battle I'm tho air. which he must have
witnessed, had not moved him. The GER
'7lntv that the Germans were only few
miles away had not concerned him. lie
smoked his pipe and placid.y east his
line. II was soothing to overstrained
r'rNes tu see that chap. but il was only
few hours later that ! learned a German
snv had been arrested as he posed as a
rsh"rmsn with crcel full of carrier
pigeons
When | reentcred the city found thu
The sun., 1914-09-13
PARK
anu
For - years have sold
the best brands and tine
best qualities.
Cold storage foods
ARE NOT SOLD

Prompt deliveries from all our city
stores. Extended deliveries made out Of
town. five dollar orders Of assorted goods
delivered Erpres charpe' prepaid within
90 miles: ten dollar assorted orders within
100 miles. Prepaid freight deliveries Of
five dollar assorted orders are made
throughout fifteen nearby states. send
fer catalog with fuller particulars.
The sun., 1914-09-13
GERMANS CUT WIRES.
Force Leaving Belgium Destroys
Means Of Com N a nicatton.
Spc-,oi cnbi. Despoteh 10 Tnr sr~.


OsrFNp. Sept. IA German force OF
! 5000 spent last nigh, H. the ue,Rhtor-
hood Of Desselghem and waereghem. be-
tween Ghsnt ana Courtrai. This force
The sun., 1914-09-13
American, an Eyewitness of
the Fighting. Tells a
Vivid story.
DESC CRlBES BATTLE
WITH GERMAN AIRMEN
Fled From Beleaoucrcd City
to Brussels Before
Capture.

tTh, jOilolrbq account ot the German
attack ipop me forts Of LtoOc and of the
,vdd,r rum Of prosperous district uas
yr.ti.u Jy an American ICho had nred t,l
t,,g, tor q year. aud icho rent 10 Brus-
,.i4 nlst b,torc thc German ardIanchs
,,.-pt oror the Lie9eoiS n is the frs,
prtt. StorU rom an oycicttneSS Of
i,h.d
The sun., 1914-09-13

,,, 4, stat. Of sica~.
., -.,,,.i.,. ..,.o,,,,g >uous.
.I ,... ,,,,.,.,..,, i,,,.,st,,
..'','.... .r,. ,,,. ,,,,.rr ,,e
,,s,,, ,.f,,, hulr,t,rs
- ',,..., ,,. ,.., ,,s fl, , .,,.e
&C.. - .,,. ,r,.,,, had hs.n
,.. t..,.r ,,, ,,o ,u.lyo forts
-. =, o,o ,,,on ,h,
-.' .,...,,, g.. tta,,c
si,.r NJ
,..., ,o.,,,od but
,...,,a,,, ,,,.
-. b.,., ,lc,s.
-,..., .,,,. d,,
'N ''..,'7 ''1 ~ ,.I ,,,n,,.,n,, g.,
e'' .,..., .,,,.t.
eT I's'hi'u'nt N"N'' "'' ''
= change 900 mo atu'ud" OF people
Iacre verr many rmaus in iicGe.
VA, ,,i,,,, ..s,,,,,. ,h,, thcv we're badly
.r.-,,I >.,rt,n -, .,,,. .,r, They were
.''''''S -.
a''N'n '"9''E' '"' '''' was NV
- Instance OF il usago.
pa IA" afternoon uc August went
~ t.,, .,,,-bs aud ,,ls,,yrI nrnnarstioII.
,,- , &c., na.,, r.zcd al
100 "''''''. '''"S'' va" -, -,
'' 10 give tHil play To tho great gun" "
o' forts. Trenches Wsr" ready OIL every
usnd Mines had been laid IN s-ound
over ut,i,b ,,cr,,,,,. ,r,,r,rx .., exp,cte ed
q. d,.l,, u,rh,i ,,.,,.. ,.,d h.cn en-.
w. .,.. =,
'""s''u 'uhh'hs'N III 'n' ~" s'0u"''' -
"VSia ihd near streams.
Peasants. ucciug before the German
The sun., 1914-09-13
Nv DO> AID DIRAND.

II is difficult to write clearly. even
str.'y. Of m. events leading TO the fan OF
I.e,. r, some OF us who saw lovely
Land inhabited 10y the most amisble people
IN earth suddenly turned into hell full
os demons civilization seems to have col
lps,d Where IL God that such things
a.'c po,-ibI''
Would any one have dreamed that these
Charming, courteous Wa!loons. whose po-
licensees sr, o delight 90 the eye and ear,
rould hiy. defended themselves SO dread
s.,ly and desperately? Would any one
I'VE dreamed they could be so cruelty
assaulted
Wc who were IN TieGe when Europe
b.gau 10 -u1h. had no doubts AZ To what
ia. Germans would do II war came, for
Leg. was certain to hc the first point OF
.,ta.k. sine, It WaS q first gateway to-
- "a France and the key 10 brussels and
,..0,-y We know now that the Govern
man, Of E,lglum was undcr no miscon-
,ep,ion e, To IN, German attitude. and
,r. ,Nc best preparations possible were
made N resist.
The =, opl. OF Belgium rose to mar
behind their King None was too old oI
100 young to offer himself for service
Livery possible sacrifice WAS made. Rici
nd poor offered their all to the country
Tor there is no land in the world where
We Of country Is so strong As in Bel
r.rm THIS explains the wonderful 70
~i,,anre offrrcd to the German hordes.
Let no one underestimate the sacrihc,
BELGIUM made tor the sake Of civilization
The Belgitus knew they must be crushed
that their smiling country would h'
wasted their homes destroyed. their prop
.-ty seized Hut there was no reluctance
They were ready 10 give their ever,
earthly possession. Let me give one In
'sncc Baron de Horn near neighno
Of mine, lost one son on tho frontier
Another was captured. Then the Dit
General. himself OF 20 wears. volunteere'
and vas among the bravrst Of the de
tenders
The sun., 1914-09-13
GUINNESS'S FOREIGN
EXTRA STOUT

We were some time ago granted q
concession to bottle this here and 1t
is now generally recognized that tho
most carefully matured and highest
quality bottlins on the market 10 that
Of Park & Tilford.
The sun., 1914-09-13
CHOICEST TEAS
SUPERIOR COFFEES per \

Maracaibo. the best grade ... IA
Favorita. our famous blend .... .32
lava and Mocha. pure mixture. ... .3s
=. Il T. Best Coffee. strong ...... "A
These prices arc for roasted ground
coffee and the roasted beans.
The sun., 1914-09-13
IMPORTED CLARETS

Barton and Guestier Case Bot.
Medoc, - bottles ....... 800 IS
e+t2 bottles ..... 1000 As
St. Estephe. - bottles $50 80
2t bottles .... 1880 so
st. Julien. +? bottles $50 80
2tI bottles e.. 1850 so
Pontet Canet. ~ bottles 1850 l.30
2bc bottles 1880 10
CALIFORNIA WINES
Xnfandcl T. \ r. battling. Case Bot.
Case IL bottles ......... $50 80
Case - bottles ... 4.25 20
Angelica y. 4 7 bottling;
Case IL bottles ........ 3.75 40
Port, the best type. white bottles ... go
sherry the best type, white BOTTLES so
The sun., 1914-09-13

Park & Tiford Deer Creek Rye. SIS
Rclle Mar Rye, =. & T......... 100
Old Cumberland Rye. =. & 7 ... 100
Congressional Bourbon, =. & T. 100
Special Rive, =. & + ......... las
Private Stock Rye, 7. & T..... so
Royal Crown Canadian ........ 1lC
These are well maturcd, refined types.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20

Brandenbourg Gets Three Years
Louis Brandenbourg received SEN
tence of three years in San Quentin
penitentiary from Judge Franklin j.
Cole this morning for the killing of
R. A. Santimer at Picacho the latter
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20
Announcements
Notice

INOtICc
F. S. Wing announces himself as a
candidate for City Trustee at the
spring election in April, at the mercy
f all Republicans and good citizens.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20

E. Bennett, Brawley; c. H. Hacker,
O. E. Willis, San Francisco; LIE Roy
Park, Portland, Ore; Roy L. Irwin.
Venice; Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Warren,
Holtville; George Donovan, San Fran
cisco.
Fine Start Made-The revival serv-
ices at the Methodist Episcopal church
last night had fine start, large
attendance being enjoyed, and every
one showed intense interest. j. E.
Springer, state secretary Of the Y.
M. C. A., and three associate work
ers, were present and addressed the
meeting. Tonight the pastor, Rev. A.
L. Baker, will speak, and there will
be an excellent program of special
music.
x X X
Miguez Not Identi6ed-Charles
Harris, who was shot in the shoulder
after being held up in Calexico sew
eral nights ago, was confronted with
F. Miguez at the county Jail yester-
day afternoon, but could not identify
the prisoner as one of the three men
who pulled off the trick. Miguez was
arrested in Imperial on suspicion Of
being implicated in the Calexico and
other holdups and will be held for
further Investigations.
X X X
Very Eearly Dates-On two town
lots at the southeast corner of Sixth
and Olive street there are four fruit
bearing date trees that have appar-
emily broken all records. as they are
now carrying several clusters OF
bloom. According to the authorities,
the earliest bloom of dates comes in
February and at the Heber date farm
and elsewhere, as far as known, there
are no trees in bloom. The variety OF
the trees now blooming is not known.
X X
Blind Pigger Arrested-Deputy
Marshal Henson closed in on blind
pig in the northeastern part OF town
late last night and arrested Mexi-
can who was in charge of the place.
When the officers entered the Mexi-
cans house the man attempted to
draw gun, but Henson got the drop
first. A search of the premises dis
closed five pints Of whiskey wrapped
and ready for delivery. The place has
been under surveillance for some
time.
X X X
Church Annual Meeting-The State
Street Christian church will hold its
big family reunion tomorrow even
ing. A delightful banquet is being
prepared, which will be served at 6
o'clock. All departments of the work
will make reports of the progress OF
the last year, and short addresses will
be made telling of the rapid growth
of the organization and the bright
prospects for the future. 1t will be
one of the most enjoyable events IN
the church life for the winter, and a
large attendance is expected.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20

E. Bennett, Brawley; c. H. Hacker,
O. E. Willis, San Francisco; LIE Roy
Park, Portland, Ore; Roy l.. Irwin.
Venice; Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Warren,
Holtville; George Donovan, San Fran
cisco.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20
For Rent.

24O acres finest cotton land in val
ley, 21s miles southwest OF FL Cen
tro. Prefer to rent for share OF crop.
Will be in Ell Centre until Friday. Call
at ]. D. Mollison Real Estate Office,
in Davis block, and ask for M. W. Ma
son.-Adv. ZzA
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20

Our photographs are more than
good photographs-they are true
portraits, bringing out all that's best
in character and individuality. Call
and see work. Evan V. Davis, third
door west of Postoffice.-Adv. 227
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20
The New klaxOn Horn.

Come in and see-we have it. The
New Klaxon Hand Horn. No batter
ies-but never fails to work. Stanley
De Blois Garage, Sixth and State SITS.
ADV. 223
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20
$425.OO Buys 1913 Ford.

5-passenger touring car, A 1 cOndi-
ton, oversize tires, coverings, extra
equipment. Inquire Dominquez. o. X.
Repair Shop, corner Fourth and Brigh-
ton.-Adv. If
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20

DR.. S. Odle, veterinary surgeon,
treats all animals. Permanently To-
Gated. l.. H. Parsons, assistant dem
tist. 727 West Main street, Ell Cen
tro. Phone 217.-Adv. If
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20
Cotton Land.

200 acres of fine cotton land to
lease; share of crop. See M. w. Ma
son in J. D. Mollison office, Davis
block.-Adv. 224
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20

Inspect County Buildings-County
Supervisors Sheppard and Carr made
a monthly inspection of county build
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20

ings yesterday and returned good
report as to their condition and man.
ner of maintenance A few minor
changes were recommended.
X
Unburied Dead Animals-B. Abati,
who lives southeast of Ell Centre, was
before Justice of the Peace Mayfield
yesterday charged with having al
lowed the carcas of dead animal to
remain unburied. The man pleaded
guilty and paid a fine into the county
treasury.
X x x
Daily News-The Brawley News ap-
peared yesterday as daily evening
paper and the life and character man
.ifested are up to the high standard
long since demonstrated by the pub
lication when issued less frequently.
NJ. D. Witter, the publisher, has done
excellent work for the town he speaks
for and his labors are we'll appreci-
ated.
X IL x
At Hotel OregOn-Mr. and Mrs. j
H. Patton, w. j. Murrey, Mrs. Wag-
ner, P. E. Anhalt, James Schneider
w. D. Byrmo, R. w. Dickey, T. L.
Finch, Benjamin o. Willebrands, Los
Angeles; C. w. Wylie, New York; H
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20

Whist Party TOnight-The ladies
of the Catholic church will give a
whist party this evening in the ban
ouet room of the Masonic temple. Re-
freshments will be served. Admission
so cents.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20
CITY AND VALLEY

Marriage License-Joe Boschetti
%, native of Italy; Alethea, %, native
of California;; both residents of I'M
perial.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20
M VALLEY PRESS
Fords For Us Hereafter

hardware bbmg Pacific The house
in of
automobile Heretofore this
rated sell hundred dollars
dollars"
the
Ford
o operating
year
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20

At the Tulane-At the Tulane the
atre this evening there will be pre-
sented Pathe Weekly; "Dollare,
Pounds and Sense" comedy, and the
two-reel feature "The Plot of In
dia's ~Hillmen," a drama.
Imperial Valley press., 1914-01-20
$3.50 Cash

$3.50 Cash
Will pay for 40 acres soft soil, close
in. GAGE & WACHTEL, 514 Main
street.-Adv. tt