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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Georgia southern and Florida:
1915. Changes.
Second week Nov. &7.sb9 Inc. Sb,oSe
From July 1,.,,. s5s,l6s Dec. 2s.033
Missouri Pacific System;
Third week Nov. sI.S29 600 Inc. sI7c. 900
From July l.--.. .t,7lo,0Oo Dec. 312, 600
ST. Louis South western:
Third week Nov. $4,000 Inc. $50, 900
From July 1...., +~,sj1,s65 Inc, 30O.l4s
Western Maryland:
Third week Nov. s1ej,s7i Inc. s44,lse
From July l..... i.iSi,iT+ Inc. S04,T0l
SOUTHERN PACIFIC.
The Southern Pacific Compa ny reports
for October: 1919. Changes.
Oper. rev. ...,.. tl<,l33, 363 Inc s.. ar
Oper. exps....... sass, i0l Inc, $50, 80
Net rev ....... s5.s4+,962 Inc q, laS,lO7
Oper. income. 5,2S2, 70t Inc. 1900. 3O2
From July /:
Oppr. rev. ...... $50, 5Ss.l1 Inc ST.. 386. 0ls
Oper. eXps....... S2,ll2,y65 Inc, La, 900
Net rev. .S2l,473.l76 Inc. -, 500. 052
Oper income -.. Ig,2lo,2S5 Inc. 1852. 267
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The National Bank OF SCOUT" N..
Ltd, which has over -" 'r
Africa, with London offices 1|'
number of correspondents tu"'..
world, has opened an agency II
street aud appointed H. : S'.''.
of the Farmers Loan and lE.-'
pany, its agent.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-25

Total sales to-day. 7s4oo shares Same dy. 1914 Exchange closed
Where a &C. follows Q quotation 1t indicates q bid or offer for 10 shares.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Time of Some Candidate
Now Worth $1OO Each Day
TWO OTHERS WILL OBTAIN FRO $i5 TO $50 WORTH
EACH DAY FROM NOW NTIL CONTEST:
ENTRY LISTS CLOSE
WILL THESE BETTE WINNERS?

Two weeks from tomorrow Seven
popular candidates will be made hap
py on that date. Three of them will
win prizes worth $3.50 or more each,
for the lot on the main street of See
ley cost the Press $3.50, and is well
worth it, yet it is only third prize
in the list. The $3.50 Kimball player
piano, which is on exhibition at the
X. L. Harrell music store near the
postoffice in FL Centre, would make
a very handsome first prize in con-
test, but it will go to the one finish
ing second in this campaign. 1t cer-
tainlv will not be hard to win, yet
the candidate to whom it is awarded
will be practically earning $50 day
during the balance of the contest. viii
she bring in $50 in subscriptions each
remaining day of the contest?
Earning 500 Day.
The candidate who wins the Olds-
mobile will be earning about 500 a
day from now until the close, while
two others will be earning from $45
to $50 day The next candidate
will win a 500 diamond ring and the
next an $S5 diamond, and two more
will win prizes worth $40 and $50,
respectively. Surely they will all be
richly rewarded for the amount of
time and effort put forth in the con-
test, and it is no wonder that faith
ers, brothers and men friends are all
giving their time and serious thought
10 the securing of every possible vote
for the one thev hope to see win.
Entry Lists to Close.
No new candidates will be permitted
to enter the contest after Saturday
March 27.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
CALIPATRIA'S FARMERS
TO FORM ASSOCIATION

A movement has been started at
Caliratria which, if carried out, will
benefit that neighborhood immensely
and no doubt will be followed by all
of the communities in the valley.
T. A. Johnson Of the Imperial Val
lev Farm Lands Association. owners
of the Calipatria Eastside Farms. is
back Of this movement and is very
enthusiastic over its success. Mr..
Johnson saws:
Success in farming depends a great
deal on the cooperation of the farm
ers in any neighborhood and by work.
inc together they can be of wonder
ful assistance TO one another.
by cooperating with his neighbor.
the farmer can learn new methods of
culture and the interchange of ideas
will benefit both, and. in addition to
that. the government can best helm
the farmer THROUGH organization, and
if the farmers themselves will only
see the benefit to be derived and en-
ter into this with the ripht spirit. it
will be a big thing for them and |
believe they are doing so here"
These Calipatria Eastside Farms
are United States patented decided
land and are at present IN laree de-
mand for one reason that the title IS
backed by Uncle Sans patent and ap-
peals to buyers. according TO reports
from the land headquarters.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19

THE VALIDITY OF THE BONDS
Or IMPERIAL IRRIGATION DIS
TRiCT HAS BEEN PLACED Be
YOND ALL QUESTION. LAST
SATURDAY THE ASSEMBLY
PASSED UNANIMOUSLY AN
EMERGENCY BILL. VALIDATING
THE BONDS AND THAT BILL To-
DAY PASSED TIE SENATE BY
UNANIMOUS VOTE.
TGE OBJECT OF SECURING
THIS ACTION Is TO MAKE IT
CERTAIN THAT THE BONDS ARE
GOOD, AND THE FREDDY SUIT
NOW IN THE COURT To SUSTAIN
THE BONDS WILL SIMPLY GIVE
FURTHER CONFIRMATION.
THUS VALIDATED. THE SALE
OF THE BONDS SHOULD BE
MADE MUCH EASIER.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
STUDY
BY 10,0O0 CLUB

The study hour preceding the reg
uar meeting of the Ten Thousand
Club Thursday afternoon was devoted
to consideration OF the legislative
measures, now pending, which have
been approved by the California
Women's Legislative Council These
measures, 3 in number, have been
studied throughout the state by the
various organizations comprising the
council, and have generally been ap-
proved. Assembly Bill 239, which
proposes to extend the scope Of the
compulsory education law, is meeting
with considerable opposition in the
southern part of'the state. Some OF
cred most Objectionable by many
it their support.
The child labor law has a local in
terest in Imperial county, where some
of the industries make this sort OF
labor profitable to an extent that may
eventually interfere most seriously
with the educational rights of many
of our children. Mrs. J. K. Stevenson
very interestingly explained this
measure, urging the club to approve
its enactment into 9w. The home
teachers bill was explained by Mrs.
A. II. Talbot. This measure has for
its purpose the education of parents
in the matter of school attendance,
sanitation, the English language,
household duties. and the Fundamental
principles of the American system of
government If the bill becomes law
school districts may employ teachers
for this purpose. The measure IS pri-
marily in the interest of the foreign
ers who are coming in such large
numbers to the state. and will no
doubt work great good to these peonle,
if it is wisely administered through
selected teachers. Women as
Jurors are provided for in two bills
Senate Bill 597, providing that W..
en- shall serve on trial an ofafG
iuries, and Senate Bill 500, which DIG
vides that in all eases where women
and oirls are defendants women as
well as men must serve on the jury.
Other measures in which the wom-
en- of the state are actively interested
are the Pacerville-Tahoe Highway
bill, the John Muir Trail bill, the
subsidy bill providing for an appro-
for the care and treatmer' of
tubercular patients in hospital, and
Senator Shearer's bill providing a
pure milk standard for the state
The Shearer bill is in the interest
of the babies. many of
whom die from tuberculosis contract
ed through the milk supply of town
or citv. The measure was written
nder the supervision of milk eX-
perts and has been approved by the
highest authorities upon thie subject.
It is intended to safeguard the inter
asts Of producer and consumer. and
ut the same time fix a standard of
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
FIGFT. FOR TAMPICO.

WASHINGTON, MARCH 19.-
S T = r f DEPARTMENT DIS
PATCHES REPORT THAT VILLA
AND CARRANZA ARE LOCKED IN
WHAT Is EXPECTED To BE A DE
CISIVE BATTLE FOR CONTROL
OF THE TAMPlCO DISTRICT rBE
ENGAGEMENT BEGAN THURS
DAY MORNING. VILLA, WITH
$4,000 MEN, IS IN TAMPICO CITY,
j e SON Ally COMMANDING.
TIE C4RRANZISTAS NUMBER
25000. TWENTY MILES AWAY
5000 NILLAISTAS AND HALF
THAT NUMBER OF CARRANZIS-
TAS ARE FIGHTING.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
FUNERAL SEPVTCTG
OF MRS. z. J. COLE

With persons from many parts Of
the valley present, and members Of
the Order Of the Eastern Star. the
Masonic lodge and the Imperial Coun-
ty Bar Association attendance. i'm
Dressive funeral services for Mrs.
Franklin J. Cole, who died Thursday
afternoon, where held at the Meth
odist church this afternoon, with Rev
McAmmond officiating.
Many beautiful floral offerings
were in evidence and the ffieiatinr
clergyman paid a glowing tribute to
the memory Of the departed
In addition TO the closing OF the
court house and banks during the fu-
neral services. business was suspended
in the downtown district in memory
Of the deceased.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
PRESIDENT PASSING
ON NOTE TO ALLIES

WASHINGTON, MARCH 19-THE
DRAFT OF THE AMERICAN pro
TEST AGAINST THE ALLIED
BLOCKADE OF GERMANY HAS
REACHED THE PRESIDENT. TT
STATES THAT THE ACTION or
TIE ALLIES rs a MATTER OF
FACT, RATHER THAN OF LAW,
AND PREVIOUS CORRESPOND
ENCE IS IGNORED. AMERICA
REGARDS THE BRITISH ORDER
IN COUNCIL As CORRECTLY
STATING IT'S ATTITUDE. IT IS
UNLIKELY THE REPLY WILL BE
FORWARDED FOR SEVERAL
DAYS.
IT IS OFFICIALLY DENIED
THAT PRESIDENT WILSON WILL
CALL 4 SPECIAL SESSION or
CONGRESS TO EMPOWER THE
PRESIDENT TO ESTABLISH AN
EMBARGO ON CERTAIN GOODS.
WILSON BELIEVES THIS WOULD
CONSTITUTE A VIOLATION OF
NEUTRALITY.
THE ATTITUDE IS ASSUMED
THAT THE DEMAND OF THE AL
LIES THAT THE UNITED STATES
AGREE THAT NO AMERICAN
GOODS SHALL REACH GERMANY
IS ABSURD AND IMPOSSIBLE.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Turkish Renori

Gonstantinople March 19.-It is Of
ilclally. announced that the French
battleshp Bouvet has been sunk by
the Turks and it is indicated that the
BouVet sank inside the DarIanolles.
The allied fleet steamed to close rance
and were firing at intervals of less
than a minute. The forts replied Ell
fecuVely and several WarshiDs were
badly cripple and withdrew. The Rou-
vet suddenly listed and sank. The
fleet disappeared in the direction Of
Iendos island. Rumors are current
that the Allies may abandon the at
tempt 10 force the Dardanclles as a
result Of the reverse. The admiral
" has announced that Turkish war
ships have bombarded the Russian ma
val base at Theodosia, Crimea, ririn~.
many buildings and damaging several
vessels.
The Bouyet was one of the oldest cf
French warships II was launched
in 1898. Its displacement was 10000
and It's normal crew sos. No mention
of their fate is made in the dis
patches. Il had , l2-inch , 1O-inch
g 5-inch and 3.9-inch guns. It's speed
was l6 1-not5
This dispatch confirms the reuor,
'h2t - Turkish fleet has withdrawn
from the DardanelIes and is operating
in the Black sea
Berlin, March 10 (By wireless via
London on)-Constantinople dispatches
say the BouYet was sunk at G:15 D.
m. yesterday, striking q mine in the
Dardanelles. An English torpedo boat
also wa. sunk bv the forts. The bat
tleshie Irresistible was put out of
action and another badly damaged.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
10000 CLUB HOLDS
ANIMAL ELECTION

The annual election of officers Of
the Women's Ten Thousand GIar. neld
yesterday, resulted IN the election of
The following officers: PresdoHs. Mrs.
a. II. GriSwold; wee presideal. Nr.
y. +. Seymour. record secreaarr Mr.
o. G.. Horne; corresponding secretary
Mrs. George W Anderson: treasurer
Mrs. G. 5. Helms: director. Nfs. w.
s. Fawcett and Ms. i. Z. s9aldaos.
The tellers IN charge Of the ballot,
were Mrs. Osenbere Mrs. A "a. Howe
and Mrs. {. + Going.
Mrs. S. ". Dunaway. Vlo is IN
at the hospital, MS peymit.ei to vote
by proxy
Resolutions Of sympathy were
passed for Mrs. \. \ ldersoa sal Mr.
A. II. Griswold, Wife and daughter
of the late \. Anderson. end for
Judge f. J. Cole and Mrs. =. l.. He'd
rlcE, husband ard sister o. The late
Mrs Cole
Invitations were Yesterda faad and
"cccDiai from the CaliYatrtl and
Holtville clubs inviting me Ten Thou
sand Club TO visit them or their reci-
n"oc'tv davs Galinatria'a 10 he April
l and Holtville's later in April
Good Fellowship" day j. an event
being planned for April =, with the
N2unrer set as hoslesses. eaich w'll
be held II the Iiigh School Luncheon
Will be served. after which IN after
noon OF FUN will be partieipated in.
The committee IN charge Of lha
clubs play made n very satisfactory
report as 20 the financial success of
he rlay. Tic elab ex.eaiad its
thank 10 the members who worked SO
faithfully ON this production.
The rev members elected TO the
club Yesterday are Mrs c. Il. Ufford.
Mus. Roy D. Cripnen. Mrs. 1o4m Nev-
or, NJ. Charles = WestmorelaHd and
hts c. R. lockwood.
TIE neXt meeting of the club win
be held April g when Mrs. A. Davis
Of Pasadena will address the club ON
the subject Of Child Ugfoldment."
The revision o. the bylaw viii also
come Up at this meeting
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
FOR AppGFN|NFNrr OF
ADNTwEOMNI. LID CT

Al a meeting Of the Imperial Coun-
ty Bar Association in tie Superior
court room this morning, at. which
more than % attorneys were present,
resolutions bearing the signatures Of
those present were adopted for pres
entation to the state assembly recon-
mendino the appointment of ar addi-
tional superior judge for Imperial
county The petition presents by
statistical comparison the rapid in
crease Of civil litigation in the local
court and the pressing need of an ad-
ditional iurist.
Following the adoption of the pc
tition, Attorney Harry Persons was
appointed by members Of the associ-
alton to personally present the de-
mand before the assembly at Sacra-
NjpOtO
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
LAW ENFORCEMENT
WORK AT BRAWLEY

Law Erf1 cement and Protective
< que has been formed in Rrawley.
with a view TO bringing under con-
trol class who have for several years
defied the laws, particularly regard
ing the sale of liquor, and strenuous
stems are being tLl,ess to bfins about
a better state-of affairs.
Police Commissioner Peter Hovelev
has been asked TO resign. it being al
legged that Mr.. HoveIey is not in SYM
nathv with the rigid enforcement of
the liquor ordinance of the CITY
A meeting of the league will he
held tonight, at which there Will lie
further action taken looking to law
enforcement
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
New York DaX.

San Francisco, March 19.-The New
York state building was formally ded-
icated at the exposition today. Nor
man f. Mack, former Democratic ma
tional chairman, was in charge. and
former Mayor Seth Low of New York
was the orator of the day. Lows
address was an eloquent tribute to
the genius of the pioneers who had
built up the western empire. The
building cost 100000. A number
of representatives of the state and
thousands Of former New Workers at
tended.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
French Battleship
Sunk by Turks

Wurtemburg are on the way to join
the council of war.
There has been mystery in recent
months concerning the whereabouts Of
the German crown prince, Frederick
William. He has been reported both
dead and wounded and as living in
seclusion on the orders Of the en-
neror, his father, after dispute with
his majesty. Dispatches from Ger
many. have mentioned him only at
rare intervals.
The direct reference to the crown
prince IN today's dispatch shows him
as again participating personally in
the conduct Of the war.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19

Fhe woman wno canG earn her
own breakfast should not eat
breakfast % Pro1. Charles Zut6ltn
oi Boston old New York club
WOMEN The o,aer day. ana most Of
the club women agreed with him.
In his scataing arraignment OF
the breakIas5-in-bed woman Pro
lessor Zuabdn said: NO woman
is lit to become . vie or mother
unless she can COOK. There are a
million Kitchens IL New York
city and ONLY 100000 cooks"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
RusSians INDIGNANT.

Petrograd, March 19.-The Berlin
announcement that it proposes to de-
stroy Russian estates and villages has
aroused the highest Indignation in Of
ficialdom. 1t is feared the savagery
will increase on both sides. 1t is Ger
tain the Slavs will adopt retaliatory
measures, and carry fire and sword
into Germany with greater determina-
tion than ever, and the entire land
will be laid waste. The newspapers
are urging Grand Duke Nicholas to
retaliate and quote war officials as
denying the charge that the Slavs
have pillaged every town occupied.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Greece Wants Promises.
RAs k.l | KnnnA

IBN Ed 7. Kcenl
London, March 19.-That Greece
may decide to cast her lot with The
Allies Is indicated by an official Ath-
ems statement today II denies chat
there has been any disagreement over
neutrality n the new Gree, cabinet,
and continues:
THE government continues TO study
the external situation and win estab-
Ilsh It's policy on a solid and sure ba-
sis, which will enable it to obtain pre-
else promises in the event Greece de
cides to abandon her neutrality"
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Russian Offensive Fails.

Berlin, March 10 (By wireless via
Londonl THE Slav offensive in Po-
land has failed. The Germans have
repulsed the Russians between the
Pissa and Orzec rivers and to the
northwest and west of Przasnysz.
South of the Vistula the situation is
unchanged.
German successes in France are
claimed. Two attacks north of Mesnil
are declared checked by the German
artillery. North of Neause Jour the
French were repulsed and 2 officers
and 70 men ca ptured Fighting for
possession of the Meuse heights con-
tinrpS
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Two Battcries ReGnced

London, March 19.-Athens dis
patches announce that the Anglo
French fleet last night reduced ?
Turkish batteries defending the Oar
danelles. Some Of the warships were
slightly damaged The admiralty re-
fused to comment on Constantinople
reports that the Bouvet had been sunk.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
NrYadn Mide Omen.

Carson City, New, March 19.-The
first race meeting under parimutuel
betting viii he held in July, it is an
nounccd by the Nevada Race Com
mission. It will !ast several weeks
and will be he'd at Reno. Modified
Kentucky rules Will be adopted Nearly
an forms Of gambling are iegalized
by the legislature. whieh adjourned
early today The governor has not
SIGNED the bill
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Rich Jewels Missin 9.

San Francisco, March 19.-Mrs
Charles Templeton Crocker, society
leader, reported to the police today
that diamond brooch worth $4,000
had disappeared at the olo game al
the exposition Tuesday. Chief of
Police White issued orders for re-
doubled vigilance against thieves at
tracted by the display Of jewelr" at
the games. Mrs. Croker declared
she would offer a large reward.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Russian Raiders Work.

Berlin, March 10 (By wireless to
reached the outskirts of Nemel, the
Prussian war office has admitted
Dispatches characterize the Russians
as "firebugs' rather than soldiers.
They burn many houses, pillage the
towns and flee across the line. The
war office announced that the troons
have been ordered from Tilsit to pre-
vent repetition.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Italy 5 Attitude.
(By Alice Rohe)

Rome, March 19.--Italy is prepal-
ing to denounee the Triple Alliance
treaties with Austria and Germany.
From various sources comes this re
port today Foreign Minister Son
nino is reported preparing to take the
step of presenting to Austria the nj
tentative Of ceding the desired PROV
ince along the Adriatic or facing
Italy's participation in the war on
the Allies side.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Great War Council.

London. March 19.--Presided over
by Emperor William. great German
council of war is being held tonight
at the German army Headquarters
near Lille. It is expected that this
conference will have some momentous
result. such. probably, as an early ag-
gressive action in the west.
A dispatch saws the Kaiser. and
General Won Falkenhayn, chief OF the
German general staff, who reached
the headquarters near Lille TO-DAY, al
ready have had conferences with Fred
erick william. the German crown
prince. and Rupprecht, crown prince
of Bavaria. The kings Of SaXony and
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
.lananese ersinn.

Toxic March 19.-The Toxic papers
are assured the people Of the Unit
ed States are in full accord with Ja-
pan in the latest demands on China.
In an interview Premier Okuma says
the United States and England ap-
preciate .iapan's interest in Chinese
affairs.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
British Steamers Sunk.

London, March 19.-The British
steamer Hyndeford was sunk in the
channel Tuesday and the Bluejacket,
en- route from Argentine to London
was surA last night, by German sub
marines, the admiralty announced TO-
day. The Blueiacket crew took to
the boats and one reached New Ha-
ven. The others have not reported.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Creat Eattlc Developing.

Bucharest, March ia great bat
tie for the possession Of Czernowitz,
capital Of Bukowina, is developing.
The Austrians have advanced in an
attempted attack on the Slavs near
Sadagora. The Russians have met
ard repulsed the Austrians.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Girl Is Missing.

Los Angeles, March 19.-The par
ents of Miss Ruth Estelle Harrison,
aged II, reported TO the noliee today
that she disappeared on her way to
a theatre Wednesday afternoon and
has not been heard of since.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
ThnMs ( I.nnp- -Iinlli.

New York. March l9.-Thaw filed
a new writ Of habeas corpus today,
alleging that Justice Page had lille
galiy ordered him committed to the
asylum. He has abandoned the at
tempt for a jury trial. Justice BIZ
Jour, before whom the ease will be
argue, is expected to refer it back
to Page, forming the basis Of an ap-
neal to the Appellate court.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
LEGISLATURE Validates
The District Bonds

milk inspection that will insure clean
liness and reasonable safety to all
consumers. No bill now pending is
Of more vital interest TO mothers thar
this one and they are rising to its
support wherever the measure is pre-
sented
VIOLETTE S. CAMPBELL.
Chairman J.. D. ". T. T. {.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
German Liner Sunk.

Valparaiso. March 19.--Officers of
the British cruiser Drama have con
firmed the report that the'- sank the
armed German liner Navarro off Ar
gentina.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Church Funder Ill.

st. Helena, Cal, March 19.-AIrs.
ELLEN G. White, founder of the Ad-
ventist church, is seriously i'll at her
home here She broke her hip in q
fall a month ago. She is SO years
nlI
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Last Bonus Offer.

The last bonus vote offer expires
April | and is for new subscrip-
tions for year or more each or year
extensions of new subscriptions given
prior to the announcement of this Of
fer. The bonus is $4,000 votes and
it may be won two or more times by
the same candidate
Scores.
Miss Zelia F. Webb, Calexico All $50
Miss Mable Padgett, San Diego
Mrs. Robert Moore. FL Centre. .421 $50
Mrs. Edith Hancock. FL Centre 406,350
Miss Lille Kissee, star route.
FL Centro ..............33 33S 400
Miss Bertie b. Clements, FL
Centre ro,....:.:.:..........314.4 400
Mrs. Vaughn Azhderian, Melo-
land .....................153.05 .050
Miss Leah NJ. Wilson, FL Centre 65,65O
Miss Grace HoldZkom, Impe-
rial .......,.............. 16,250
Mlss Dorothy MeSerVe .BraWley 10,050
MISS Ruth Donahue. CaleXico. 1850
Mrs. Clarence Folks. Calinatria 7,l50
Miss Blanche Randolph, Braw-
ley Observation-Disclosures. 6.7Oo
Mrs. Percy Thacker, El Centre $500
Mrs. Bert Goodwin. Calpatria. 5000
Miss Suza Paige. Alamorio. 5.150
Miss Hilda Bennett. Brawley. 5.O5O
Miss Maud Case, Holtville. :. 1850
Voting Power OF Subscriptions.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-03-19
Killed Hi Sister.

San Francisco. March 19.-rsaac
Edo who killed his sister. "Prin-
cess" Zrehia, dancer, denied that he
was the agent of the woman's hus-
band He said he killed her because
she was ''joy mad and spent her life
frequenting cafes and dancino nlaces.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-02-27

hurried session, offered reward Of
81, 900 for the slayer who welded the
lead pipe.
Meanwhile the police are working
on a dozen clues. The pipe, pair
of gloves, a bloOdstained shirt and
description of a suspect are giving
the police inspirations in their
search.