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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-05
LET UNITS WAR,
SAYS HAISELDEN
Ship Detectives to Europe, Is
Plan-Medical Society
Praises Him.

DR.. II. j. Haiselden. of Chicago, who
permitted the deformed and mentally
defective Bollinger baby 70 die, had
his first trial" before a professional
jury last night, when he addressed
500 members of the American Society
of Medical Sociology at ~ Mount Nor
ris Park West.
II the applause at the conclusion Of
his talk could be taken as an ind'ca-
tion the verdict of the jury was mot
guilty"
eAil that is dearest TO me depend
on the verdict" said DR.. HaiseltSn,
after he had reviewed his connection
with the Bollinger case from the mo-
ment of the baby's birth. "The pub
LEFTY that has come to me so far has
been brutally critical. | have been
termed a child murderer and woman
hater, and il has been said that ! out
Heroded Herod."
Whep Dr. Haiselden had finished Dr.
A. Jacob, president Of the American
Medical Association, gently criticised
him for having neglected TO use proper
means of publicity
at is regrettable that the United
States government is more interested
in good, healthy hogs than in good,
healthy children" said DIR. Haiselden
in the afternoon at meeting OF the
Brooklyn Civic Club. THE present
tendency is for US 10 become a nation
of weaklings. Years ago Europe de
cided the same problem admirably.
She loaded the units on boats and sent
them TO poor old Uncle Samuel. II
might be a good plan for US to put
them on some of these ammunition
boats and send them back.
at is well known fact that many
Of the European royalty are subnorma.
through generations Of degeneracy
and | fully believe that these units are
largely responsible for the present
conflict"
To illustrate what the influence OF
one defective child may be Dr. Haisel-
den cited the case Of the HALIFAX
family, which since the Revolutionary
War has had $50 direct descendants
The mother was half witted tavern
girl and the father a soldier. Of the
4s0 there have been 143 feeble minded,
IS illegitimate, IL inmates of illega!
houses, "a confirmed alcoholics, cpl
leptics and several criminals Of the
most vicious types. Forty-six were
normal and the fate of the others Is
unknown.
DR.. Haiselden was warmly COM
mended in the stand he has taken by
Rabbi Simon r. Cohen, of the KeaI
Street Temple, Brooklyn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-05
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records for the Last
Twenty-four Hours.

Washington Dec 4-Pressure continues high
over the Mississippi VALLEY and the districis east
thereof and low on the New England coast and
over the Rocky Mountain and west plateau regions
This pressure distribution has resulted In fair
weather generally east Of the Rocky Mountains. 1-
cept ia the Gulf states. where h.e were rams and
in IN lower lake region and the upper Ohio VALLEY
where there we're snow hurrios. West Of tho Rocky
Mountains the weather remained unsettled. with
general rains Temperatures continue Low for ne
season throughout the eastern states and above the
normal over the plains states and the ROCKY Noun
tain region. The indications arr that the weather
viii be generally fair throughout the Atlantic slate
On SUNDAY and Monday In the region 81 the
great lakes the Ohio Valley and Tennessee TAR
,resfber ON SUNDAY vii be 70 lowed by unsettled
restber nu Monday In the Gulf states the weather
vim be mostly fair on Sunday and Monday. Inc
tenuerafure Will not change materially IN the east
EN- aud southern states on Sunday and Monday: but
viii rise on Monday Ia the region Of the great lakes
ana the Ohio Valley. -, ,.,,,.
Winds for sunday and Monday: North Atlantic
fresh northwest; m ode Atlantic. moderate 70 fresh
r0rthy,st: south Atlantic light 10 moderate Tafi-
able; east Gulf moderate east and souiheSt "fst
cuff fresh south upper lakes. fresh east ana lower
lakes moderate var able. ,, -. -.
Forecasts for Special loealltles-EnteTn Ne"
YORK New England. Western Texas ana flolloa'
fair sunday and Monday. ,,,
eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey. DelaMAe'
MARYLAND the District Of Columbie, virginia; k1t
ern texas and West Virginia. far Sunday ana proo'
ably Monday.
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Shipping Information and
Marine NeUs OF the World

Tleftherios yenczuelos tGreek. Manelues 10Y
4 ami Valencia T. 10 W sell * Co. Win nus
Mss.ss'ppI OBJ. london Nov 20. % the AuAhuc
Tran port Go. with ndse Bar. J. 20 ~ PAM +
Scrylsn Prince lBri. Brest NoT y 10 rAu'
Gerhard & Co Bar. 1880 m. .,..,otL
Leto Ouch. Rotterdam Nov ana T s
Dec ,. 10 Norton LILY q Co. Bar. II 80 H.
SAILED.
Saratoga Havana. Pro,eus New orleans. Cosmo.
San Juan: New York Liverpool; Arsr{1s 'B ~
London. Ara.on. Georgetown. Inca. "a" DOE nso'
Kafue iprl Por, said: Ess ern Prince tBrl. san
tos: Csnoens OBJ. santos: Norhda lBfi ,ilse's
town. Florence Lucken.a b. los Angc.es. W. -o
(Itsli. Genoa; Orduna tBrl. L'rerIoo "a y al, Al :
Eiioh.o QaU Norfolk. lio!hsm Newton lbfI b ti.
don. Virgnian : Na1aire. Neg1s lNorl' fhhlA
lelphla Manzanlllo tCubl. enfuesos; BuIsl41
fNorl. Mara aibo. Gregory tBri Baraedos. H4.lS
tBr Genoa. Rocham1eau lri, El-lrfuts u
cline (Brj Hayre. HI house OBJ. Iaue. FRANK
rig Dam Newport New Alamo. hey West. "a.
torres Havana: r. nccss Anne. Norfolk end NeNpl'i
news: Mar ana san iago. oscar II Dam. Copeh,
hagen Conan he, Charleston and Jachs1h..Ie' =
Raven Archangei. II Occ.dentc Ielye'ioh' NV
g Columbus Savannah: Neches Galveston
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ARRIVED

varona p,aD. Genoa Nov q and maple, H. q, 70
HartfeIJ Solarl & Go. with mdse. Bar M 90
Fiorrieston (Brl. Norfolk Dec 2. 10 Norton. LAZY
Tynlns6am iBrj. BermudA Nor Is. TO Bo"rins
x Co Bar a IN. , a,
Curacao rs and Maysguez q. 70 Bliss. Dsleu
90 with mails and mdse. Bar. l:l5 M
Frederic VIII DAM. Copenhagen Nov ~. Shrls-
tiania and Christiansand "a. 10 Funch. Edye * Co.
with mails and mdse. Bar 10 ? m. 3D.
Kristianaford lNorl. Bergen Nov 70. 70 Benham
& Boyesen. With mails and mdse. Bar. 2l5 a m
Maysro (Brl. Newport News Dec g. 70 the Trini-
daI Shipping and Trading Co. quar- 70 m
silver Cedar (Brl. Bordeaux Nov 7 and Bermuda
go 10 Norton. LILLY Il Co. Bar. 4:lj m.
Crewe Hall OBJ. Rio de Janeiro Oct 81. 10
Norton. IA.ly & Co. Bar. 4lj m.
Framlington Court OBJ. London Nov u. 10 The
Compsgnie Generate Trsnsatantique Bar. $50
D m. 81, -, ~,
Madison Newport News and Norfolk 70 the Old
Dominion SIS Co. with mdse. quar- 2:i6 m
Jacob Luckenbsch Crstobal Nov "a, 10 the
Luckenbach IS Co. with mdse. Bar. ] m.
Mohawk jacksonville Dec l and Charleston =
10 the Glide So Co. with mdse. GUAR. 4b m
Loystakken Nor. shields Nov g. 70 Belgian re
lief Bar 80 p m, 80 Ordered 20 Portland. Ne
Concho Galveston Quar-. 60S N.
Silver Shell new. Wilmington. Del, 10 Ii
Ruhl GUAR. ii m
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FIRE RECORD.

i7l5-Cls Ninth Av.: Wakin. trihing
2:sO-46s Broadway. LOYAL Shirt Co: trifng
10 500 East slst ST. John McAvey; slight.
ll:I0-250 Monroe ST Jacob Wrenn. trining.
r. NJ
i2:2J-7Ol wcstchesier av.: National PetticoSt Co.
81 900
i2:45-6e7 First sv william J. Brennan: $500.
1880 East 18th St Morris shapiro; trhing.
1880 First av. Antonio MorinO. trihing.
1880 West 10th ST. II. r. Blomner: rihing
4:O0-lgs3 Amsterdam ay. John Bahr; tnhing
t2O-3Oi West 10th 81 Patrick Byrne; trining.
B:0J-3T1 East 4th ST. Louis Friedson; trihing'
b:lO-s7S2 Third sv. Julius Lefkowitz; trhing
B:50-eOl East 18th st.. Charles Gremon trifing.
s:lO-95 Brandt Pr Charles Dickson; trihing
s.2O-iei Columbus ay.. Morris Fe.dman; $50.
6.5O-5f7 West 55th st.. Unknown; trfins
7:iO-5l6 West l5lst St: Charles Wilson: $40,
1902 West 1881 ST. Walter MCMAHON trihlns
sSS-i5Si Broadway: Morris Msndel. trihing.
e:tO-5O9 West 18Th 81. Peter Thounan: trinlng
e:l0-S55 Home So Marcus Vessels: iriniug
iO:OS-4i5 West i5sth ST. Elizabeth Dooley trifins
l0:45-l7 East ll2th 81. Jacob Shapiro; trihing.
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STEAMERS AT FOREIGN PORTS

ARRIVED.
Liyerpoo, Dec s-Iord Seton tBrl New York
Sax0nia tBrl. New York via Ia fax.
Rio de JaueiTo. Dec S-CotOvia lBf). View iork VA
Gibraltar, Dec s-cslabria tBD. New rors for
Genoa. . - q,
Cape spartel. Dec 3-Arrniii ntaI. New Yors ioF
Bns-ol Dec 2--Messlna tBr). New York.
Ieixces Nov 2C-Treyeal lBr). New York
Have Dec Lord Dognshire OBJ. Ne" fork
Cette. Dec Vile de Paris (Ffl. New York for
La Pal'iae. Dec 2-vene7ia (Fr). New York.
Rotterdam Dec 2-Pheoda lDutchl. New 1oTk
Ubborgen Dutch. New York VIC Deal A..
Table Bay. Dec. a-ToyamG Maru sJapI' Ne"
York va 81 Vincent V. FOR NladTosiok
Dartmouth. Dec 4--Camlake OBJ. New York
London. Dec i--Manhsttan OBJ, Baltimore va
New York and Plymouth.
SAILED
Hull. Dec 2-Ariosto tBr), New Yor.
Port Natal Dec 2-Corinthc tBrl from New YORK
via Norfoik) yladiyn-tok. IndrasAnha (Brl from
New York via 81 Vincent. C. W. N.sdiyo,tok
Iiyerpoo Dec S--Dcn Of Ogi tBD. New YORK.
ROtte dam. Dec Jan Van Nassau tDuich)' Ne"
Passages. Nov 2s-Negiri (span). New York.
Rio de Jaaeiro. Dec 3-Tocantins tBFaz)' New
York.
Santos. Dec 3-volorda Russ. New York
London. Dec 4-Tropca tBrl. New York.
Barbados Dec l--lielenes tBfl from New fofh
Moutevieo. O. MnGs GeIaes tBraz) iron New
York;. Pcmambuco.
Hong Kong. Dec l-Inverclyde OBJ. New York.
PASSED.
Gibraltar Dee, I'D nnamsre qtaD. New York
for Genoa: Clenbridre (BTi. Baltimore for Leghofn
Ruperra (Brl. New YORK for Cetie.
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TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

6 30 o
Jspan. Corea China Via sesttlel-Awa Msru Dec
Hawaii VIA san Observation-Disclosures Dec 10
Hawaii Japan. Cores. Chins Philippine Isl, g..
ands Via san Francisco -Chiyo Maru. Dec 10
'otaI..'. NH.,.sW Man ......... Dec l6
49, 10 San Frsnriscol -Manos ....... Dec 10
MA Vancouver and VlctOr.al-Makura Dec II
Hawaii Samoan Islands Australia. New Yea, =.
land tyia San Franciscol-VentuIa Dec 70
Tahiti Marquesas Cook Islands. New Yea
land. Australia via San Francisco. Ma q,
rama c,,.,; Iph,i;a,ip. Island, tyia san
Francisco)-U. s. transport. ...........'.D@ o.
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REAL ESTATE.
NEW JERSEY.
LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS.
REAL ESTATE.
LONG ISLAND.

LOST-Between Carnegie NJ
and Washington Square. Sstufap
afternoon between 2:l5 and 6iso :
black velvet bag with large Orissn
pearl clasp. containing vanity oe'
studded with diamonds, . platinum
rouge stick surmounted with q"
monds, and a sum Of money. Lbs"
reward. ID North Washington y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-12-05

Highest temperature ye~'srdsy. ~ degrees af Is
p nj lowest. y fEt 20 ?. No. average yes,er-
day. 81 degrees average fcr corresponding date !as.
year. a. degree average f0r eOcp1ldilg date last
thirty-thfee years. 81 degree.
Barometer Rsa5Ing,.
4 m....30Os p. m....20.oj .. 80 IA
Humidity.
= NO.. 70 ! .. r.. "a 8 .. m...... q
Local Forsoa,t.-Fair today and ;o-morrog not
ilI-A Change "a tcmDcrsture. fresh uOrhwe winds.
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CONFER TT SIMPLIFY
REGISTRY OF SHIPS
American Builders Meet Lloyd's
Agents in Philadelphia.

RS Telegraph 10 The Tribune
Philadelphia, Dec 4-The heads OF
nearly all the great shipbuilding firms
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
Female.

FemAle
CBAMBERMAID WAITRESS. - Competsnti best
references: city. country. wages. 1880. CAL ~
Lang Boeche1er Co. Agency. % Vest s3d 81.
CHIIDs NURsE--French. Swiss: infant or row-
ins child: SIS. good references g. Mis- Hof-
phone. ssiI Murray Hin.
COOK-CHAMBERSfAID and WAITRESS: OF food
seimstress. together or ,epsrats year. efeelient
Agency Agency il w.., i2d 81
CoOK.-Csps5e. young; excellent cook and mana
SER s35; best personal references Miss sheas
Agency. 80 Eas, t2d 81. Tel. Murray Hih sl1f
COOKS. laundresses. hous. cleaners; capable well
recommended. women by day OF week Mrs
Mason's Agency. i3l IVES, t2d Bryant 1888.
COoR-Germsn; nrs, class; city or country: best
references: wages. s0-$5O. Gail Lang 4 Boccherer
Co. Agency. IS West $50 81. New YORK
CoJ-PLE-Beldan.; butler valet. useful: wife En-
eellent COOK: entire work eIcep, lsundy: year.
references. city country. Miss shsushnessy's
Agency. II west 42d st.
CoUPLE-Man. excellent cook and hoaseman; wom-
an. waitress lsundress: win do entire work; so:
nno references. Miss Shea's Agency. 80 East 47d
81. Tel. Murray I'M 6f7<
CoUPLE-NeAt. young colOred pair. entire work;
$50 ' eli I M.son. Y As sSSg, Is, '' G ss
ENGLISH COUPLE-Firt class butler-vae,. cook.
hOusekeeper capable. efficient economical. sp!en-
I'D references. $50. Mason's Agency. lsl West t2d
Bryant 1883.
HoUsEKEEPER- SECRETARY English: refined
last place: 20 anywhere. Miss shea's Agency. 30
East t2d 81 Tel. murray Hili e!I..
hoU sEwURKER.- Finnish Amsricsn. strong; VIII
Ing. city country: excellent c.erenoes. Lehus
Agency. u East l23ih a.. 'rhcne s3l3 Harlem
HOUsEW oHKERs middle aged. SIS 20 $40; refer
ences. Nor,'s Agency. Sil 9th r. Bryant s26t
INFANTS NuRsE.--Compstent German. best refer
ences: city. county. wages $30-sS5. Can Lang q
Boecherer Co. Agency, a. IVES, SD ST.. New Yofk
IADY's MAID.-Excsptiously capable young vom-
an. With splendid feferencss. 70 anywhere. Miss
sheas Agency. 80 East i2d 81 TEL Murray Hll
STA
IAUNDREss -cHAMBERMAiD = Neat. eompsie.t
young woman. with very best penolsl references
$50 Call Maons Asency. ISL West t2d a.
Bryant 1898.
LAUNDRESs. German: shirts collars, cuffs;
EXCELLENT references. Heelan's Agency I5i
w 10th st Tel Cheitea-5&s3
AuNDREss.-Competent German: best references.
city. courlry. wages. ta0-tS5. Call q Lang a
Boecherer 60. Agency. ~ West sd ST.. New York
MA SAGING working housekeeper: excellent
references: moderate salary. Heelan's
Agency, l5i w. 10Th st. rel. cheisea,-5gss
NURSERY -0ovERNEss. NORTH German. good
sc~et best rsterences. city. country. wages $50
IS CAL al LAns BoscheTer Co. Agency. As Yves,
$50 St. New York
NURSE or NURSERY G0vERNEss. English; ref
erenees; city, cuun;ry: moderate waxes Mlss
shaushnssD's Agency. II West t,d st.
EnR oAIn
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North and South CaroIna. Georgis Alsbsna.
Mississippi and Louisiana, partly cloudy Sunday;
Monday. fsr.
Western New York Western Pennsylvania and
Michigan. fair sunday: Monday. cloudy and
warmer.
Local oreisl Reoerd.-rhe following oracia record
from the Weather Bureau shows tho changes IN ths
tcmpcrsturr for tie last tr-ri-f four hours. n con-
parison with the corrcEpondlag daie Q, last year
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MINIATURE ALMANAC.


Sunrise 0S. sunset. +.33: moon rises. 3'os u
moon age. IS.
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HELP WANTED.
Female
WORK WANTED.
Male.

Male.
POSITION WANTED. Middle aged married man.
who failed In business from natural causes; hard
working industrious and attentive; unquestOned
references n. II. s.. sac LenoI av. New York
YOUNG MAN 1867 desires position: expe-
rienced as clerk. packer and shipping clerk:
Al references Alfred Borro 90 Watts st,
New York City.
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HELP WANTED.
Male.
MILLINERY BUYER.

WANTED. Thoroughly competent buyer and man
aser for basement millinery department Must bs
well qualified 20 handle large proposition. Write with
detailed particulars a. 10 past and present employ
meal. sAary srIected. etc. Al applications viii
b. treated strictly confidential FAMOUS 4 BARR
CO. ST Louis. No.
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FALL RIVER LINE
TO BOSTON $500

Strs ~ per ~ r.. H. Fulton St
daily AZ 500 r. 81 Music
New London Line, ctr - Pinr ~, y IL.
I Houston ST., week days only. 80 p IL 9.
Ter TO- Il r.. n. T.. ga ST. 500 2. ~
New Haven Line. str ~ Pier IS, J. X
z Catharine St, week days only. 2B =
n. pier 70. n g ?2d s.. 800 p N
bridgeport Line. seek days only. ST.. ~
pie. % T. r.. II 90 A NJ: Pier 70. IT. +
22d St. II 1t A y
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references; city county. wages, $3.50 Call a.
Lang 4 Boecherer Co. Agency. % Vest sad St.
CHIID's NURsE--French. Swiss: infant or TOW
ing child. s35: good references g., Mis- hof-
rncr. sefr M,t-rax Wiu
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OUTGOING STEAMEHS.

Brings mail
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COOR-CHAMBERsfAID and WAITRESS: OF good
seaustress together or separate: years excellent
references. city or country. Miss shauzhnessy's
Arnr l9I
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-10

tee to continue, if possible, the ap-
preparation of the Boys and Girls
Potato contest along the lines Of the
one now being held in connection
with the meeting of this association.
We, in repeated resolutions of this
association at former meetings,
again recommend to the State Board
of Investment the advisability of dis
posing of foreign state bonds so far
as can legally be done under the
state constitution in order that the
proceeds of such bonds be invested in
the bonds of municipalities of the
state of Minnesota.
We hereby express the pleasure of
the association at the splendid man.
ner in which the affairs of the asso-
citation have been conducted by the
officers and executive committee the
past year.
We say in all sincerity that we
feel at home in Bemidji. Every ac-
tion of the citizens, press and clubs
appear to have been studied to make
us feel so.
M. N. KOHL,
Chairman.
A. P. SELLMAN,
Secretary.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-10

Wedge, Frank Bovinsky of Bovey,
J. j. Opsahl and Charles Carter of
Hines. T..
Prof. Durand pointed out that the
idea in the port of the resolutions
committee which was published in
yesterdays Pioneer to set aside funds
to be loaned to the farmers of the
state, but cannot be loaned for the
improvement of railroad, cut-over or
other lands. In this way the state
school funds, aggregating about $685.
100000, could be kept in the state.
Prof. Durand discussed the legal
points of the system.
The following resolutions COM
mittee was appointed:
L. H. Rice, Park Sapids, N. H.
Guersoll, Brainerd, R. H. Schumacher,
Bemidji, M. N. Kohl, Cass Lake, A. L.
Kaiser, Bagley, Frank Provenske,
Bovey, L. H. Nord, International Falls
George Nennford, Lake City, ]. U.
Williams, Baudette, Arthur Murray,
Wadena, L. Barwold, Duluth, A. P.
Sullivan, Hibbing, Andrew Hawkman,
Virginia.
The delegates and friends were
guests of the Commercial club at a
smoker given at the city hall last eve
ming. An excellent program was
given. Several were called upon for
short talks. Judge c. W.. Stanton
presided at the smoker.
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-10
ment of this section. s
=. ...se, Land Clearing

Resolved, that i'll view of the
fact that resident settlers can, by
reason of being able to pasture stump
lands for, a period of years, clear
land cheaper than the state can clear
it for the plow from standing timber,
this association recommends that in
the event of clearing state lands by
this state in the future, not to exceed
five acres be cleared for plow on any
forty, and that ten acres be cleared,
except stumps, and seeded to grass.
Potato Standardization.
Resolved, by this association that
the standardization of types and va
rieties of potatoes as outlined by the
committee from the Minnesota Potato
Growers association and the Minne-
sofa Crop improvement association be
recommended for adoption by all po-
tato growers in Minnesota. This as
sociation further recommends that a
system of state potato inspection,
equal in efficiency to the state grain
inspection, be established.
Agricultural Extension Work.
Resolved, that, realizing the value
of the work already accomplished by
the state agricultural extension divi-
sion and the county agricultural
agents, we would recommend at the
meeting of the next legislature that
appropriations be increased for the
extension division and state aid be
further extended to counties quail
flying for county agricultural agents.
State immigration Department.
Resolved, we heartily indorse the
work of the state immigration de-
partment and commend the efficient
and effective work being done by that
department, and sincerely urge every
community and individual to Coop
crate with the state immigration de-
partment by furnishing it full facts
about their communities, resources
and what they have to offer others
and what they want from others.
Potato Contest.
We request the executive commit
The Bemidji daily pioneer., 1915-12-10
hatcheries to maintain this industry.
Endorsement Of ALL Minnesota Deyel-

hatcheries to maintain this industry.
Endorsement Of ALL Minnesota Devel-
opment Association.
We endorse the resolution adopted
at the All-Minnesota Development as
sociation meeting in St.. Paul, last
week, at the request of southern Min
nesota delegates, which provides for
adequate drainage outlets.
... Reservoirs.
Whereas, the reservoir system
known as the Cass Lake, Leech Lake
and Winnebigoshish systems for the
purpose of storing water to aid navi-
cation in the lower Mississippi river
is flooding some 100000 acres Of
valuable lands in Northern Mime
sofa and whereas by the same storage
of water the Chippewa Indians of
this same northern region are de-
prived Of their hay meadow, wild rice
and even their burying grounds of
said Chippewa Indians are destroyed
and washed away by this same sys-
tenn of high water, and whereas:
about 10000 acres of rich agricul-
tural land in the Lake of the Woods
district in Minnesota is overfowed
because of the high stage of water
maintained by the Kenora dam locat-
ed in Canada, and whereas this con-
dition is now under consideration by
the International Joint commission.
Therefore, be it resolved that the
Northern Minnesota Development as
sociation in convention assembled do
most earnestly ask and pray that our
United States senators and members
of congress do all in their power to
change the method by which the
water is now held at so high a stage
and that a copy of this resolution
be forwarded by the secretary to each
of the congressman from the state of
Minnesota and Senators Nelson and
Clapp.
| To the Press.
|. Resolved, That this association
acknowledge and appreciate the &C
tivities of the newspapers and maya
zines of the state in advancing the
agricultural and industrial develop