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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
DENY MINIATURES SALE.
Duve~n Bros. Say They
bourht Morgan COLLECTION.

Duveen Bros. positively denied yes
terday n they had bought the j..
Pierpont Morgan collection Of minia-
lures now in the Metropolitan Museum
OF Art. \ rumOr that tho sale had
taken place was published IN ome
newspapers.
50 far from having purchased inc
miniatures said Joseph Duvecn, we
have not been in negotiation for them
nor thought Of 1t. We are not interested
in miniatures"
The general feeling among the eN-
merits iu closest touch with the Hit"irs
in the art world il that no further par
titlous of the great Morgan collections
are to be expected at present
Il is also said that the danger that
the F~ragouard room. already bought by
the Duvceu Bros. viii GO abroad Is
slight. he Inference being that Nh" pur-
chase was made for an American client
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
SWITCH FAvORITISM BARRED.
supreme Court Decides against the
pennsylvania Road.

WA~Hi>GroN. Feb 23-The supreme
Court handed down to-day y decision
which - considered of great importance
In railroad circles. The court sustained
an order " the Interstate" Commerce
Commission directing the PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD to make the same switch an
rungcmcnt At New castle, Pa. with the
Ruralo. Rochester and pittshurg Rail
road as il makes with the Baltimore and
ohio.
Th, ,t-e s important in that IT Wa
ou" 81 = series brought 10y weaker raj
roads ag tiuSt stronger ones for equal
switching facilities ~ SuDsttuCs tho
commission held ana the supreme ,'nul-
now -lstIins the commission that IN,
terminals OF a railroad line ar. public
utillt - amt are MOI private fdvIIitIc.
which a RAILROAD can ko.p TO itself
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24

The Office OF n member OF the Trade
commission Is n new one" said senator
Snoot. and there can be no question
about filling a vacancy Of this character
by a recess appointment To III "A newly
created office without tho senate having
exercised its power 10 confirm. granted
under the law authorizing the commits
sion. would he absolutely uucoustitu-
tioual in my opinion. | really don't
think that the President would attempt
to have the commission organized with
out any of the members being confirmed
by tn. senate"
Republican Senators who refused TO
agree with this view did acknowledge.
however. that the creation OF the com
mission 10y recess appointments might
permit OF the rHisinL Of questions which
would give the corporal ons an oppor-
tun!ty to attack the title OF the COM
set.
particularly AT three OF the nominees.
Edward y. Hurley of Illinois. W. II
Parry Of Washington. and George Rub
lee OF New Hampshire. The ent re
commission will be attacked by Re
publicans as being weak and lacking
in business experience. but III. three
men named will be most s~tuhbornly
opposed.
President Wilson contends that Parry
ia a Republican. hut this will he dis
puted IN the Senate by n, ml,ers. VINO
say that he supported Roosevelt ~
l9l2 and is - all intents and pur-
poses "A Bull loose
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
The Partisan Question.

Il VII b. charged also that lhe
President has in effect appointed four
Democrats To the commission IN viola
tiou of the provision of the trade law
which SAYS that no more tndu three
members Of the commission shall be
OF the same party. Th. President re-
FUSES to concede that Mr. Rublee Is a
Democrat. but II : we'll known that
he is a Wilson supporter and that he
WAS one of the managers of Reprtser-
tativc stevens. a Democrat. i'm the
New Hampshire senatorial contest last
fall.
There neIe indications to-day that
there would also be Democratic oppo-
sitiou tn Nj. Rublee, Senator Reed
of Missouri wired to Washington to-
day asking that the coniirmat he
n,ld up until his return TO the capl-
tai.
Leading the fight against Mr.. Ruh'es
is Senator Gnllinger. from Mr., Rub
lees own State Of New HAMPSHIRE.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24

stage was ON April 2N. 1856. 81" the
hoy. HduuHi,S. in winters Tale
unGcr the management Of Charles kean.
Her completion Of fifty years on the
English stage was celebrated with "A
jubilee matinee at prurv Lane The
atre. London. on June Il, 1905, az which
Nine. Duse. Sig1or Caruso auG VI Coquc-
I'm We're present to honor the actress
who was the stage partner of Sir Henri!
Irving for SO many Years Miss Terry's
most recent appearance In New York
was at a benefit performance in Aeolian
Hal, on December 10 At that time
Miss Terry gave a talk on Shakespeare.
Joseph II. Choite presided at the per
Torrance.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
TO OPPOSE BECKER RETRIAL.
Perkins repaired 10 PrOduce >eIr"
WItn-s II Called upOn.

District Attorney Perkins m opposing
the application tor a new trial for former
Police Lieutenant Charles Becker before
Justic. Weeks in tho Supreme Court to-
morrow will contend that the affidavit
Of James Marshall, a negro witness in
the case. Is not a legal paper and for
that reason the court should not reopen
the case
Marshall has made several afidavits
and Mr.. Perkins has IN his possession
one that differs from the original used
in the papers ashlng FOR "A new lr'al
| l. the court wishe. II Marshall will he
called to the stand and examined under
oath.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
SPEED ON $3l7,s4s,s 500 BILL.


WAsIuNGToN, Feb. 23,--The senate
IN less than two hours put through
tonight the postal appropriation bill
carrying s3l7,9is,s69 except two small
items which went over until Tomorrow.
All committee amendments To the
House bill were adopted except one
which reduced the amount sllo" cd Cor
further experimentation with village do
Every service and one affecting pay ~
rural delivery carriers.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
More Contribution. 10 Princesse de
Polk Fund.

THE Sun received yesterday for t"e
princesse de PoiX fund for clothing
FOR needy families OF French soldiers
81 from Mrs. James A. Brown, Fergus
Falls. MINI, and a pair OF wool.h
socks from VI. q Warren. North Brook
field. Mass. A note If gratitude to Miss
Marie Flanet for her contribution to
this fund has been sent 70 THE StN.
II is signed "for the Princesse de PoiA,
and reads: MANY thanks for your
generous gift Of wo Hen yarn, WhicR
will he a great help TO our work
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24

, Mr.. CANDY said that the notion that
a boar market was TO keep dow the
price 20 The farmer and a bull market
~ put II ~ to the consumer was
caused by articles written by people
wno thought they were competent to
juice.
he explained that in the whea pro-
oI,ing sections farmers and indepeud-
EMS control SO per cent. OF the total
capacity OF elevators. The farmers
cot iutu the husines OF storing their
wheat. he said. because of the in
justice Of tho old rebate system. which
no longer existed.
NJ ou-h g.. MAS the judgment II gra n
n.,a tndt the Governments estimate of
;le l+l4 wheat Crop was approximately
correct, ne said, such estimates might
otcrestlmito ,r underestimate a crop
$4,000, OU0 bushels.
Discussing the increase Of / cent ia
,Ae pric, OF bread. Mr.. Candy said
am unable to understand how con-
Sumption IN his ~eNiravIgant country
Hil a people VINO speud millitns of
dollars on chewing gum. cheap c.saIs
10 ,pertator Put his li-hted butt under
Ia, tablet and other trash can be AT
ted by this raise IN the price OF
bread
Nj. Becker raised the question of the
hardship If the increase to tn. ulem-
i.U!e cd. Nj. Cauby ryniied You can
never get an: where Icy iisuIing on the
,tIAiie>s nan
we all feel, h. added, that New
lotE is taking care OF people from
0lI,r cites that she uu-ht not to be
..'-td to take care Of"
suppose, said MIR. Becker, we mad
surplus for export this year
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
vote against Death for Murder.

CuNconp. y. H., Feb ga bill pro
vldirt for abulI>hinc capital punish
"~nt in this State pnss'd the House
t. day. Juries in murder cases now
have the option OF recommending hang
Ing ui VIC imprisonment,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24

\ ease involving the right OF Henry
l.. Mccker. "a coal operate" "f Pom
sylvtua 20 recover damages 80 EXCESS
OF 100000 for ALLEGED discl HUuations ,n
freight rates on ,ra. pcrpctuttrd by
tn, l.,nigh Valley Railroad company m
favor Of the Lchigh Valley coal t'n-
pauy was decided to-day The highest
court held 20 favor Of Meekcr THIS
case les regarded a. important - bearing
upon tn right or shippers who have
suffered through determinations to re-
nnNrr from INC rALl.nAds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
GOVERNMENT WINS
BIG OIL LAND SUIT
ROOscNclt's View Upheld in
Case Involving 5000. 600
Acres in Wyoming.
l.. 4 y. ROAD ALSO VICTOR

W~AsHtNGroN. Feb. 93.-Thc supreme
Court after a vacation OF three weeks
handed down more thar fifty opinions
to-day.
one of these vas in the Mid West ON
CompanN's case. arising in Wyoming
and Involving the title 10 thr mineral
rights in more than 5000 600 acres OF
oil lands i'm that state. tn court
divided. The majority opinioG by lus-
tice Lamar held that the presidc0t had
the right. even before the enactment of a
special stItutc IN 1903. to Withdraw
public lands from mineral entry.
President TAFT brought this question
to the attention of Congress IN a special
message In which he pointed out that
the power OF tho President to make
vithdrawals of mineral lands was h ing
questioned and expressed the opinion
that it was doubtful II the Executive
had such power. Mi Roosevelt had
asserted that the President did have this
right and prcsiden' Taft's ttitudc al
the time aroused keen criticism from
conserVatio~ists Of the CLIFFORD PinChot
school The court has sustained the
Roosevelt view.
President TAT. although expressing
doubt of this right. - rcised u AID a
teS' suit WIS brought 10y tho Mid West
eli Company. a subsidiary of the stand
ard oil company. which ook title ny
assignment 90 mineral entries In the oil
lands of Wyoming
Three Iusticcs-poy. Mckonua and
Van Northumberland to-day from
the majority opinion holding that the
President had tho power to make with
d-awals. oven before The special statute
recommended Wy President Taft had
been passed. Tho court held that the
power had been exercised by the Piesi-
dent for moro than eighty years and
meyer had been questioned by Congress.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
louisville aud Nashville Case.

Another case decided to-day was that
% the United states against the Louis
willie and Nashville Railroad Company.
b. which the court laid down the rule
that the Interstate commerce Commits
sion had 10 authority under the ifte,-
state comm' rcc act to require a common
carrier 90 disclose private letter hlos
md correspondence.
The Senate passed = resolut.o' hy
senator Lea recting an Investigation
of the railroid oompauy's affairs 90
determine whether the charge thu IL
lld beer issuinS passes 'u collation. Of
the law and had been diifG o'Her uu-
lawful acts could I've sustained
Whcr agents OF the commission ~
tered tho general Offices or the rtil-
road at l.ouisv lie t" make their II
-ves,igatlon they not only insisted that
they should inspect the companys
books and papers. but tn letter press
books and orrespordence file e no
general counsel o: the road He pro-
tested and finally forcibly elected the
inspectors from his office.
TIE Attoruey-Geueral vas directed
To apply for a mandarnns to compel
the railroad company to produce The
letter fil"s. The maudamus was roe
fused ny the IT, ted states District
Court and an appeal taken
Justice Dty. whu read the eopirior.
held there WAS nothing in sections -
and 90 Of the Interstate act
that authorized the agents OF the com
mission under the authority TO require
the production of "beoks and papers
To- compel tire opening of letter nles
and private correspondence.
The decision therefore did not - 90
the constitutional question - Jl-' lao"
FAR the right of the commission TO ~
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
PENSIONERS CANNOT HOLD JOBS
Ns>"mhiy Passes Measure ATccting
Three Ihou.and Persons.

A~.'"r, Fon 90 TIE Assembly to-
q IAaori the rammau bin prohibit
no sons .~c'iv,ls pensions from the
of \ct York 10 hold any city or
'ou 1N a vo'e of 80 to II.
'"le 'Hau 5000 persons are affected
b 'h' biz
we .Ju'Nts to exempt civil war vet
""l 'Hne VINO have passed "ivtl
~" >ruiuItlous we're defeated,
ut exemptions are notarics pub
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
Law Only Barrier. He Says.

europe would have obtained wheat
,h.s country unless export had been
rloalb!tcd 10y law replied Mr.. CANDY.
3.cu ne added: But It's a dangerous
uA- for a Government not to be In 4
u-.lOu where II could exercise that
oSer IA certain contingencies
M Candy said that this country
3il4 not export wheat in the next
months as rapidly al the grain had
eU exported I'm the last seven months,
d.. believed that the amount held by
...mvr, was less than normal, OWING
no TIE price.
- 20 speculation in wheat he said
I you'll SHOW ne an article that ism
18th specializing on, I'll now you an
ft.cle that a bank wouldn't lend a
collar on. The volume OF speculation
y eat has been small. | know sople
people were short and were Very
er,ous. We've all been doing az you
We been doing-gu.ssinG. The fnan-
Al condition of the country II the
pttUu situation have tended TO restrict
.Ht CulatIuu.
Nj Candy said there was five times
mount Of speculation on the Chi
20 Board OF Trade in the years be
"'eI 1850 and 1900. when seats sold
% $1,000, han now, when seats are
.y!uu $4,000,
Speculation in the abstract he said
trcr overs prices. When there Is
biggest volume Of cash grain. there
'|' smallest volume of speculation.
'-tiy' proof Of light speculation IL
nd, %huc'uatIon in prices"
,oUs II All Speculation.
N. SAID that the grain business was
r.e. l,tt,on from the farmer all the
u' 20 the consumer. lie thought pee
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-02-24
CANDY ASSERTS
WAR NEED ONLY
BOOSTS WHEAT
President of Chicago Board
of Trade Defends
Speculation.
DERIDES At INQUIRY
..BTLL AND BEAR" IDEA

caleb II. Candy. president of the Chi
.,ro Board of Trade, who is credited
with knowing more about wheat and
wheat markets than any other man in
the country, was the sole witness yes-
,,rdav at the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS investi-
cation into the advances in bread. -four
and wheat prices. He testified for four
,oprs. repeating mis- belief that the alb
.,rmal European demand for wheat on
,,rmlnt OF the wal WAS the reason for
high prices. Deputy Attorney-General
Alfred l.. Becker has been trying to
find out II speculation has created an
5|ftife.al demand.
MIR CANDY insisted that speculation
',d absolutely nothing to DO with the
crease. lie aid that no man or COM
-pn,iion OF men could have prevented
,ne present range Of values. He thought
tH,t only Government action TO stop
exports would have checked the adj
yauccs.
IL. characterized as plain noon
...nc and bunk the supposed popular
belief that the men who control the
OK elevators and the men who specu-
,tr Iu futures could control exports of
wheat. Tine export price, he said, on
oiled the domestic price. lie asserted
,ntl Il the Government stopped s~pecula-
,.ou IN II commodity the way would he
waved cor building up a monopoly and
mat a great injury would be done, not
Only 10 the producer. but TO the IN
sImer.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
OlB i3N
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
Department Of the interior

l. :. Land office at los Angcles. Gd.
sept. ~. 1913.
Nolice Is hereby given thai Frrd
Callahan Of III Ccu.ro. California. Nllo.
en lune .. 1911 made homrsleld en-.
Try VI. o23i3S. for Lots {. .. ~eelian
Il. Township lG s.. Wuec H. Easf.
Lol ~ = Ne o. section /, Town
ship Ii =. Range II f.. = b. mefId
ian, las filed uoDlcc of intention In
make commuIaIiou proof. 10 establish
claim In The Land above described. be
fore lhr Clerk of the superior Gourf
FL GenIro. California, at 900 Il. m. Oh
lie 29lh day Of October. 1911.
Claimant names as Witnesses. La
p. Sargent, Robert r. Haiuc.. Lake Il.
Coon. Harry l.. LNIlch, all of I'll CEN
lro. calf.
Non-rnal JOHN u. ROCHE.
M Withdrawals Ro2islrr.
Pre- al FL Centre. CdIr Oct =
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
FOR nENr-nooMs ND ArrS.

rOB RENT Large front office room,
FIRST National Bank Bids. may use
reception room. telephones. light.
etc. Installed; one of best office
rooms in city. Jas. ". Glassford,
los First National Bank Bldg.
FOR RENT One large furnished bed
room. close in. and ouc furnished
tent house. Inquire al il1 Firth st
For RENT Two-rDom housekeeping
apartments, furnished. 7i9 Park
Ave
FOR RENT Three room and screen
porch, furnished. 5S5 CommcrcIaLN151
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
rNSTInE NND pKODICIa

FOR SALE Good alfalfa and Bermuda
pasture for big bunch of horses
cheap. See +. a. Allen, Oregon hotel,
at once.
FOR SALE 80 acres corustalks Pee
bles Bros. So miles east El Cen
tro. x1i9
HAY FOR SALE s. X. Callcudcr. X.
T. d. -, Eel Centre. N151
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
SPECIAL. NOTICES


,RECLEANED ALFALFA SEED Excel
lent color, very high termination,
first class quality, 1Se per pound f.
o. b. your railroad station. Send for
sample. T. f. Sanguinettt, Yuma.
AriZ.
FOR SALE-Double recleaned Peru
Wan alfalfa seed. 20c ID; special
price on ton lots. +. o. b. Yuma.
Chas. Hoppe, grower and shipper,
Bard, Imperial Co, Cal. Nl56
WANTED Board and lodging for boy
l6 with some rancher near good
school; references exchanged. Ad-
dress Z. J. Dodge, 39f1 Dorsey 81:
Los Angeles, Cal. Nl52
FOR SALE 1000 pounds Ne. Peru
Wan alfalfa seed, zoe per pound f. o.
b. Bard. Il. O. HadleN, Lumber aud
Farm Implements, Bard, Cal Nl52
FOR EXCHANGE - Good business
stock; will invoice at about 100000,
good location; want improved ranch.
Box AGA, lei Centro, Cal.
FOR SALE-Small restaurant with
good business, or will trade for town
or country property OF for livestock,
call 459 Main St My
FOR SALE-Strictly first class alfalfa
seed. Imperial Valley Seed & Plant
Co. opposite Postoffice.
FOR SALE-Clean seed barley $1.25
Cressey, 3 mile south of Main ST.
on Imperial Ave.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
NOTICE al ~AII. or SVogN ItoIt
BEIINQiINT ASSESS MENT

Eell peVciopmcnt Company. Loration
Of prneipal place of business, lei Cen
ITO, Imperial county. California.
Notice is hereby given that there L.
delinquent upon the following de
srrihed stool, of the corporation. on a.
count of assessment levied ON the 18th
day Of August, 1918, the several
amounts sci opposite the names of the
respective shareholders, as fouowse
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
ron ENCIIIrGn-nn,L nsrArn

FOR EXCHANGE for improved ranch
with little or no encumberaucc the
following property, situated in Den
yer, Colorado:
one Groom pressed brick apart
ment house near postofficc and easy
palking distance; on lot 75N125;
value $4,000.
Also one brick building: has three
store rooms and . small apartments;
corner lot, 92i@ MOO; value S35,00O.
This will be Il very valuable corner.
as railroad proposes to build station
across the street.
Write direct what you have in first
letter. f. q. Hall, 1916 stockton
Drive, san Diego, Cal. X151
FOR ENCHANG E-Brick store build l.
ing in l1l Centre, rented; Will trade
for ranch; must be first class land
and well located; can alsp put in >
fine business lots if necessary; pre-
fer so to 100 acres. {. T.. Sprousc,
owner, El Centre.
WANTED To trade or exchange good
well fenced 40 acres alfalfa for Los
Angeles or Pasadena property work
stock or dairy stock; time III balance.
Address Boz 547, Impcrial.
WILL EXCHANGE 3 acres with good
residence in city limits for Los An
EclcS property or will sell. Edgar
Bros. Realty Co.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
FOR SALG-LIXE STOCK
FOR ALL IMPERIAL VALLEY

FOR SALE CHEAP, FOR cash, fine
driving and saddle mare; in foal to
registered saddle horse. this animal
must be seen to be appreciated; on
my ranch adjoining the john Webb
place, 6 Il miles :. W. Eel Centre. G.
A. Mcdonald, 451 Hamilton Ave, El
Centre.
FOR SALE-14O shoats, healthy and
thrifty, good feeders, will sell all or
part and deliver. Burritt S Allen,
Calipatria. Ranch miles northwest
of lockwood.
FOR SALE--Good size mare; will sell
cheap or trade for hay. Apply A.
Anderson, z. o. Box 451, El Cen
FOR SALE--52 choice heifers. some
milking, $50 each; terms. J. q De
lozler, lO9 South Sixth St, El Cen
trO.
COW FOR SALE CHEAP, grade Jer-
Sey' just fresh; good miikcr. G. 4.
Mcdonald, 451 Hamilton Ave.
FOR SALE--Four picked cows. fresno
and separator for cash. W. T. Mey-
er, ! y south of Meloland Mag
FOR SALE--Strins of good cows. S2oO
cash; balance good security. J Ar
thur Mcbride, Imperial.
FOR SALE-A choice lot of Duroc-Jer
sey boars; all ages. G. ID. Ylllough-
by q Sons, CaleXico.
FOR SALE-6O strictly A / dairy cows,
SIS per head cash. BOX 70, Holt
Vile. X174
SEE w. Il. CAMPBELL FOR Holstein
bulls. One mile west on Dahlia ca
nal. Nl50
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
FOR RENT-REAL ESTATE

FOR LEASE OR SALE, 400 ACRES.
WILL LEASE RIVERSIDE RANCH,
MILES EAST OF HEBER ON TIL
FULLER BROS. ROAD FOR ONE OR
THREE YEARS. CALL, WRITE OR
TELEPHONE FOR FULL PARTIC-
GLARS.
FREDERICK a. PIERCE
HOTEL BARBARA WORTH
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
NOTICE DI' SALE.

In the superior Court of tine state
Of California in and for the County
Of Imperial
In tin matter of the estate of Fer
diuaud j.. Lea. deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that u pur#
auaure of an order of the superior
Court of The County Of lmpcrr1 state
pf california, made ON thc fifteenth
day Of October. 1918, Iu The matter of
thu estate Of Ferdinand +. Lciu de
ceased, the undersigned, the admin
istrator Of said estate, viii gcll at pub
lie auction TO the highest bidder for
cash. on TUESDAY, the 26th day of o..
tobcr. 1915. at II O'Clock q. m, at the
late residence of said deceased, Situ-
,ated ON the w T. of NJ = and T. =
of NV l., Section g. Township is Sout n,
Range Il East. :. T. NJ. iu tho County
of Impcrtal State of California. the
following personal property to vii:
One baN horse, one brown mare, one
black mare, ono llght rrey mare. two
dapple grey mares, three suclslIu =
.oJts. one Jerse# bull. ono brown Jer-
soy COW. one red Jersey COW, one
IN iXcd bred COW, one black JERSEY COW.
ono yellow JERSEY COW, one GueruSCv
heifer one year old, five heifer calves.
one bull calf
Dated this 18th day of October. 191a.
TYLER w SEAL
A3mnlstrator of the Estate OF Ferdt=
nand p LeJa. Decreased Oct26dauv
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
" ANrIsD-IIAE STOCIN

WI HAVE $1,000 to invest i'm Youu"
stock or feeders. Please act prompt
lN. Edgar Bros. Realty CO.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
rot I.TRN

THOROUGIIBRED Buff Orpngton egg.
for Matching. j. l.. Anderson, / miles
west on san Diego road. N1t1
Imperial Valley press., 1915-10-21
I'll NITI RE

WANTED We pay highest prices for
second hand goods. MeCune Furni :
turC CO.