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The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Pitts the Paint Man.

Burgner. Bowman Lumber Co.
for paint and oil.
For market price of poultry, call
!. E. Carr at the Brick Barn.
Fresh fruits and table delicacies
at Joe H. Dear dorff's.
School books and school supplies
at Pitts Drug Store.
Burgner. Bowman Lumber Co
for corrugated iron roofing.
For the highest market price on
poultry and eggs phone No. 9.
Big school sale starts at Jackson
Bros, Wednesday, August 2e.
For market price of poultry. call
J. E. Carr at the Brick Barn.
School books, note books and
tablets for all at H F. Pitts.
See our new line of fall and win
ter dress goods.-Crow Mercantile
Co.
Bring your cream to Crow Mer-
camille Co. for the highest market
price.
Buy your auto tires at Jackson
Bros. and save money-Jasper's
Greatest Store. r.
We want your produce, cream
butter, eggs and poultry.-Crov
Mercantile Co.
Take your poultry and eggs t.
Hammond, the east end house, fo
the highest prices.
Our new fall and winter dres
goods is ready for your inspection
Grow Mercantile Co.
Hello! Where do you eat at
Johnston's Restaurant, of course
Good meals IS cents.
Remember the big 10 day
school sale starts August rs a
Jackson Bros, Jasper's creates
store.
Let The News send in your sub
scription to the Star-Times, Jour
nal, Breeders Gazette, Drover'
Telegram or Ruralist.
When in hurry for patteri
call Jackson Bros. They hav
just put in complete stock @
Pictorial Review Patterns.
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
To the Farmer.

All who are interested in build
ing silos this year call and see Mr..
Harris at Farmers Elevator, as he
will give you special prices on Hy-
Rib Reinforcing 52-It
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
Pay Your Account.

T those who owe me. you are
requested to come in and pay your
account on or before September I.
D ,n't delay this matter and com
pei me to ask you personally for
i'll, d. Harbur.
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
Wanted-Counter.

Wanted, second hand counter
from 10 to IS feet long and about
3 feet high.-Quality Bakery. 52-tf
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
Cider Mill Running

Will run my cider mill Wednes.
of each week. | have plenty of
empty barrels and kegs.-F. F.
Foilmer. 52tf
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
Poultry and Eggs.

I pay the best market price for
poultry and eggs and give you a
qsuare deal. E. Carr, at the
Brick Barn
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
Fertilizer Notice .

The Hirsch Slime fertilizer for
merly handled by ". A. Strecker
can be obtained as wanted at
Farmers Elevator.-J. P. Leiss,
Manager. so at
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
New Jitney Service.

have purchased a car and en-
tered the jitney service will
take you anywhere at any time at
a tair price. Phone.-Fred Gran
dali. 52-tt
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
Rooms for Rent,

Three rooms one square south Of
Tackson's store. Inquire of Mrs,
Gardner.
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
Lost Spectacles.

Gold trimmed glasses in black
case. One bow had been broken
and mended.-H. F. Fox. 52.2tX
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
Incubator for Sale.
House for Sale .

New 5-room house and one acre
of land and improvements just west
of the railroad on Grand avenue.
SIa5o to quick buyer.-Marion
Henderson. 5I-3tx
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
Soap Special.

Next Saturday, August rs, we
will sell you 8 bars of our best
soap for 25c i. D. Harbur.
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
For Sale.

Heavyroad cart in tip top con-
dition. Inquire at this office. 5I-2t
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26
For Sale or Trade.

Good Black Poland China Herd
Boar, c. Stalter, Jasper. 43.tf
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26

Mrs. H, f Pitts, Mrs. J. L, Nc
Nabney and Miss Nora Fox spent
last Wednesday in Carthage, the
guests of Mrs. NJ. B. Fairfield.
The Jasper news., 1915-08-26

George Masters and family
moved 10 Freeman, Mo, last week
where Mr.. Masters has the super
intendency of the schools.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Announce Their
Engagement

Al a pretty dinner given al The
home Of The bride-elert. iIle announce
mem of The coming marriage, on Oe-
lober i8, Of Miss Carrie Mccormick
and Martin Golvin WAS made last night.
The decorations We're yellow aud white
and there was Il profusion Of beautiful
hrY-dnlhemums.
Dainty refreshments We're served by
The Misses irene smith and Lenora
Perkiss
Miss Mccormick is a popular mem
Der Of The younger sci and Mr.. lGolyn
is we'll known here, as he has been
connected with the Runaway drug
store for some time.
Among those present last night were
the Misses Lenna Mayfield, Lulu Col
lins. Mamie Northcotl, Albera Perkiss.
Garnell Jackson. Cheerful Apple, Irene
Berry, Mrs. Percy Thacker, and the
Misses Gallie and Carrie Mccormick.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
G. E. SONES TO OPEN
NEW LUMBER YARD

Charles l.. Sones. Who resigned his
position will local mmher company
september / and Who has spent the
month i'll Los Angeles and san Diego
organizing ihe Sones Lamher Gpm=
pany. announces Hal his company will
be ready for business about October
Ills company has purchased u yard
slle Al Fourth and Commercial. eN-
tending through La Park street. py
ing il amplf lraekage IL handle lhe
lllmher Al minimum eosl
This location is lhe present ,ile Of
The GrnIehfeld-Woolsfolk ranlalolpe
she'd, Which will hc moved and Replaced
by ap-lo-dale buildings for The hand
ling and storage of lumber and build
ine material.
Mr.. Sones has had several years eNz
pefienee in The valley in HE lumber
business and Is we'll yersed in lie
needs Of his prospective customers in
lhal line.
Mr.. Sones was formerly from l.n-
ras county. Iona, where his people
are prominent bankers.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Anniversary Service.

NeNl SUNDAY will mark lhc fifth an
nlNersary Of The beginning Of ReN. W.
Il GonleY's paslorale With The FL Cen
iro Christian church. and lie occasion
will be observed Will special features
appropriate 10 The occasion.
When Rev and Mrs. Gonley came 10
lake UP The Work years ago there
We're only 40 members Of the church
and The services We're held in The Holt
opera house. FL Centre had a popu-
lalion Of about 1000. In October.
1910. HE little band. believing in the
future Of The citN and Of lis aWn work
began church building. on lis prs
ent excellent location. Ia eost so
0o0 and Ia seal GOO people When full
ly occupied II WAS a venture Of
faith, bnl Tie progress Of ; years las
proved the wisdom Of the slep To
day the church has membership Of
more HAN 200. AMI Il sunday school
ihal reached 3oi in attendance lasl
June The future is bright for all de
parlmenls of The church.
Rey. and Mrs. Gonley came Ia Gali
fornia Ii years ago from Lexington.
Ky, where Rey GonleY had held u
professorship in Kentucky University
for IL years. Five years We're spent
in IA successful pasloralr in Redlands.
and / in Govna. ReN. Gonley las been
identified With every movement for
lhe advancement of FL Genlro and Of
The valley and has great faith in Their
future. lie believes lhal every city. Ia
succeed musl build on Il Christian
foundation. and he Is proud Of having
a share in helping In make commun-
lily Of happy homes.
Mrs. Gonley is lie superintendent
Of The primary department of The
Sunday school and finds greal lap
piness i'll lhe Work with lhe children
The attendance of ihls Wide-aWake
primary for several months lasl spring
ranged from 100 10 l2o.
Professor Todd has returned and
will have charge Of lhe special NIL
sic for The anniversary service.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Russian With 1rawal.

London. snpl. -. Special dis
patches from pelroarad reoor I@I
lhe Russians havr Withdrawn from 1la
Wilma salient. lha strategic >ape III
which was considered 81 @rea Iel
the Russian staff fell justified in rish.
ing some Of The besl lroon~ Ia defend
il Ia The lasl pos1ibr moment
In wilhdraNins lle B0ssians are said
10 have burned ami Otherwise desIroNed
everything of military utility Naloe.
While the main army probably i
safe. il is hardly likely HAL lhr WhoIe
Russian force will escape without
heavy losse, in men and euns. Fl.Id
Marshal Non lIindenbure's cavalry.
which wa, expected il eompeIe Iae
encircling movements is sill held MP
between Smorgon aud MoIod chino.
ON HE -SIooin From lhe
German alanre j. proceeding ele7d=
lily. bul Prince LaoooId's progress Is
slower. while Field Marshal Noo
Mackenzen has come lo pallee be
yond HE Prinel marshes
II the Russians retreat j, Ia he
stopped successfully lhe sWitlesI
movement musl come from The south
and The Germans must reap The faII
advantage If their success within 4
week.
As was predicted. The ZemsINo coil
ference al Moscow peiiIioned Emperor
Nicholas Ia recall the donma and sum
mon cabinet responsible To HE wishes
Of the people.
The prolracled artillery doels along
The western fronl have been relieved
by several infantry attacks.
The English public is discussing
with greatest interest lhe record VAR
budget presented yesterday. The hnds-
et has been received without opposition
worthy OF note.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Gloomy Outlook If
CarranZa Is Chosen

Wa9hioslon ~ep -. \ gloomy
picture ot u6H m4hI happen i'll NeN=
ico IN lhe eeHl II HE recognition Of
Gmranza by I6e i0led Isafps and
oIher republics Is drawn in slate
me0I i,slud toniehI by Roque Gonzales
CARA. one lane ofesdeHl of hr COIL
Nenlion eoNerumenl. and noW in Waell-
msIon L. forward lhr peace eonyen-
ion plan which lh eAiIa and ZaHala
elements haNe accepted al The invita-
linn 81 He Paa aa~rir5u roJTce-.
G3fza aree- fhe llr convention be
held L. sci III Il provisional govern
mrnl in Me>iro i'll spiIe of Carranza's 5
refusal IL participate and declares an
archy soon would follow rerogniIion
Of GarraHza
Deserihing al length The present
military situation. he denied Garran-
za's claim lo control of The greater
p1rl IF Mexican territory and Expresses
Illa belief HAL Garranza continues IL
delay his removal IL Mexico Gily be
cause Of fear HAL such move would
BE- followed by The occupation Of Vera
Graz bY lis. enemlea.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Preparing to Celebrate.

\ certain popular lawyer in FL Cen
lro. whose name the Press will mol
mention. for HE sake of his repula-
lion. but whose Identity is hidden he
hind his initials, i. +. :, Jr., had a
narrow escape from arrest for wear
ing a stiff White collar This morning.
lie was seen lasl evening. loo late for
The issuance Of warrant, paradlng
HE streets will The illicit linen deco
raliou. and HE authorities laid for him
This morning. some person mnsl have
tipped off Ia him the danger I'm Which
he was placed, however, for This morn
ing. when a posse raided his office.
he was found in negligee costume, full
IL conforming 10 the law for such
eases provided.
Z. u. Daniels. representing the
band. is making plans for The big
Homecoming street dance to be given
Friday. October /, in celebration of
Collar Day, and E. j. Clark is co
operating with him in preparing Il
program.
II is believed crowd will assem-
bic from all valley points which will
make the event a great success.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Along the Secret Path

There is little episode in the history of the riga
ton district that should be made known for it fits in
pacy alongside of the secret contract made with the
Southern Pacific for the people who yet do not know
what their contract is.
The story referred to is that Of the survey made to
determine the possibility of all-Amercan canal The
public will recall the fact that the district employed En-
this survey at expense of several thousand dollars and
then engaged Num- Brothers, famous Colorado engineers
go the data compiled by Mr. Anderson and make
estimate of the cost Of construction.
Up to the time this survey completed, Judge
Haines of San Diego attorney for the district and
then Conkng in and the district affairs prac
ticaly turned bodily to Southern Pacific direction
At this point the report the survey filed away
in the archives Of the district After spending
era thousand dollars of public money ascertain whether
the allAmerican route possible the public
allowed to know the results
Of it is evident that it mistake to go to
this expense to get this information, it wrong
after the result ascetaned let the public have
the facts.
But when the district settled down to the plans un-
der Conkllngs guidance OF playing the game for tn
Southern Pacific Company it not consistent to make
public any facts which might spoil the game
The Press understands that the report made by En-
gineer Num-, and which has been kept secret, was
that allAmercan canal connected up with all the Wa
ter companies of the valley would cost $8000000.
But if this and the possibilities ascerained were
not to be followed up, why spend thousands for the
survey?
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23

people can be- assured" saYs the
statement, "lhal Judging from mill
Larry standpoint the lWo contrnding
factions are We'll balanced Villa has
a. many men Is Garranza and if lie
war should continue lie only result
would be lie weakness Of both par
lies for neither can conquer HE
other
~ cannot be much mistaken in SLY
ine thai Mexico noW has noi less lhan
250.00o men fairly We'll suppliad with
aumonlllon. rhere are regions which
have been completely devastated by
HE Var. but. on HE other hand. lellre
are others very large and rich which
lave sufficient supplies Ia maintain lhe
struggle
IA present. occupation Of cities in
Mexico is heavy burden Ia any goY-
ernment. due Ia lack Of commnniea-
tions Tie decrease Of lrade in all lis
forms has caused great scarcity of
Indispensable supplies and in eonse-
duenee has forced Ihe armies of each
party 10 seek lhe territory in Which
they can mosl easily obtain lhai which
They need =
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
FIVE GO TO STATE
INSTITUTIONS

The population Of the county jail
vas diminished by this morning
when that number of prisoners We're
taken To slate institutions.
Robert T. Ray, ) years old, was tax
en- to The Preston School of Industry
in The custody of Dave Duncan.
James Boyd a negro, Teodora Val
dez and Will Hardness, We're taken 10
san Quentin penilentiary in the Gus
tody of Sheriff Applestill, Deputy
sheriff Young and Benjamin Young.
Jesus Rodriguez was taken 10 Fol
som prison in the custody of Deputy
Sheriff Oscar Authenrth.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23

lhe sheep Industry in NaH Mexico,
has replaced slIeep Will rnIl4. from
WHICH HE rauehrrs eNpsr julie A.
large returns, arcordins 10 H. j. liam
mond. a prominent banaee Of Clayton.
\. VI. who Was a gfe.i sesIefday at
lhe llolel Churchill.
Tin sheep in onr seraon haye
dw0dIed from 65o.ooo 01en ne ia
,riff revision wenI into eIfeef 10 mol
morr lhan ,o.ooo Iodaea IIanmond
zaid lasl night
hammond. who is accompanied by
Mrs. Hammond. has fosi returned
from seattle. where H. WrnI as one
If The delegates on lhe nominating
committee IF HE american Bankers
Association from NeW Mexico lie has
large landholdings in northeastern
New Mexico and is prominent in poll
lies in that section. Hammond is re
garded rs HE Laln-American' expert
IF HE bankers convention and is
known as a close student If Mexican
affairs lie says The Mexiran popu-
lalion Of his section are enrrgelically
patriotic toward lhe United Slales
and are demonstrating fhe fael Hal
American education Would solve lie
problems Of lie Lalins across The
line
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Beninninu the Drive.

AasIro-Ilmgarim Headquarters Via
London eepl y. German and Ane-
Irian artillery Is bomlardins the SER
VAN posiIion along rhe MaoNa from
Tier. Which liz, IN lhe northwest cor
0ef IL Sesia and which Was The
scene Of heavy fighting lasl autumn.
The Auelro-German bombardmenl.
therefore, extends virtually along lhe
entire northern frontier Of Seryia
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Center of Activity
Shifts to Balkans

Ne" York. sepl = Goma, aoV d
greater period lIu eeer in fae World.
most slopendo0~ ,taf by I6e entrance
Of BULGARIA IN lla side If lIa re0oa,
and hnmania and Greece Oh lla side
Of The AIles Thr nrWIv=in1oI4rd
population Is iooo.oo0 BaIgnfaa. oII
the ole side and ,.ooo.0oo Rauaaim>
and 2,Goo,ooo Greeks on lhe oIhcl.
giving the AIlies ii 0al gain tt 5.6oo
900.
II is lrne lhal formal WI In 0oI
been declared hy these Balkan -Ide~.
bnt Bulgaria is massng troops on liz
Serhian border and Bunmia is mobil
izins her army Il, rapidly Is posslbIe.
While Greece will fulfill her treaty oh.
LEGATION lo aid Serbia When ,6e is al
lacked by Bulgaria.
Thai Turkey Is colhpsine under LIE
heavy blows administered by liz u
lies is we'll known and The central
powers haye found il necessary In
send a German ard Austrian army
which jus HON IS be9inuna driNr
IL carry relief through Serbia and BnI
garia In Gonslanlinople, While lhe Bul
raims are ready In ro=operalr will
the central powers Ia lhis end aud
the Rumanians and Greeks will assist
In blocking the fcutons.
1t also is known llal bolh France
and Britain have senI armei- IL serbia
10 assist i'll RESISTING lhie driNr, hll HE
number If lln AlIie. lhere assembled
Is not known.
serbia las mol If laln beea lahna
an active parl in lhe fi9tdine. and in
thai sense her 2.i50.o0o population is
an added urW forrr for HE \Ilie~. y
lhere will hr l2.35o.ooo Balkan peo=
pie on lhe Alies' side and i,ooo. ooo
On }2r r#nl NJ '.dda it ,eer- cer'aia
HAL nothing hul desperate nrreasif
has prompted lhis eleal dri1e ~oaIIl=
ward.
81 great is lhe issue involved. th5l
il is believed more Importance al
iaches Ia lhs southern struggle lIa0
eNea Ia lhe comparative collapse ii
Russia. for if GonslanlnoPle should faIl
info The hands Of HE Niles. mol onlN
would Russia be oneaed Ia relief from
HE south bul lle Turks WoilId b.
disposed Of and 4 MY would hr opened
for drive mto Naslria-llnnsarH HAL
would compel l1e reatono La fall
back from Russia In lllr defr0se u
their oWn hearlllslonee.
Here in lhio far sonIh will he the
great winter campaign, and here Ihe
Niles may bc expected IL make Ihr
greatest offensive campaign lhA haNr
vel inaueuraled.
Today's Telegram. lrm all Emo
pean points ehoN a belief rNel@Aaeaa
lhal His mah pro&e. Hal ~inpN Ihe
ereal cenIer Of immediate interest haI
HAL the Balkan, HAY prove '5r Illh4.
on which The fate ~ all Ea3oor le le
IUtO
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Not orpedoed.

amsterdam .NIa London Sepl. ~.
\ semi-ofrieial sl5Ipmra ISSUED in
Berlin reads H. follows.
"Afer inquiry. lhe German admir-
ally contradict, llp statement II lhe
British admiralty. and II can noN L.
slated tIal no German submarine Nas
frsponsibla for lhe attack on lie lIes
prrltn.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Steamer Hits Mine.

amsterdam. ~epi - The butch
oIeamr hoaIHsen Emma Il q.o00=Iou
vessel From HaIafIa J5NG struck u
moe while oG har HN La rhi- porI
Her p7sseneafs and rreN Nrre rr,#
rnrd.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23

lion issued Ionigdl they dropped
about Loo bombs oo HE roNd palace
and HE Stallion. They also dropped
bomas al differeaI points aong lar
w
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Stuttgart Eombarded.

paris. Sed %. French a4iaiofS
ha1o hombarded Stuttgart capla NJ
lie Kingdom If Wnrfembnr9, accord
me h LIZ French orfIeLaI commnniea.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
OstfoW CanfIlred-

Berlin Via Lo0doo ~ep. -. Tn
capture ol lhe Russian ely IL o9Iro,1
bae bne4 ANNOUNCED az lae VII of
fire.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
Dumb a Recall.

Na~hin2lan ~enl - nr Gou-
slmIin 7. pnmba tlle Nosro=n1m43r-
Ian ambassador. notified lllr slate IL
parlmenl Hal his government had
called him home o0 leaNe. rhe am
baeea1or slid In cNeecled In sui sep
lennber - on lhe Rotterdam liz al
Nised HE slale department in lrle
aram from LenaN. Ala~s
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23

Washnelo0. Senl. - Arlne 1et=
retary If ~lala P5lh mnoInred olay
HAL lhe deoarman is HOW in pos
session III all bul lWo IF Ihe doru-
mrnl, laken from james F. Nrhihlld.
Which Resulted IN l6r ragW#>l fof Ire
recall al lle AusIro-lImariau am
hassador.
Il Wis declared HAL mill Ilns re
manning lrlIar9 one from br nomba
lo nj, forrigu offre "ou poljIire sub
ierls." and letter from Conul Nan
Brr0slorff reach The departments M
further action which miehI affect
oIher ner,ons implicated. will he lalrn.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-23
CATTLE REPLACE SHEEP;
BIG PaoFITs EXPECTED

IN nie2o. SepI 23 The Demo
eralla Iarlff While raising havoc Will
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-03
BRAVERY OF PRIEST
 SUITABLY REWARDED

PEPROGRAD. Feb. S-(Correspon- dence of the Associated Press) )-Fa. ther Shatsherbakovski, an orthodox priest has received the order of St. Vladimir third degree for his bravery in receiving confession and annoiting the dying on the field of battle, under fire. This priest Is the only man in Russia, not an army officer, who wears St. George decoration. This he won In Manchuria for taking command of the regiment when all the officers had fallen and leading it. cross in hand, in a charge against the Japanese. Fla. ther Shatsherbakovski also wears the order of St. Anne third degree for materially assisting in his troops vic. tory in another battle.
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-03
ARTILLERY OF THE RUSSIANS |S
 UNDERRATED

COLOGNE, Jan. (Correspon- dence of the Associated Press) )-Rus- sian artillery has proven an excellent arm in defensive and position fight ing. but has totally failed in offen- sive and mobile maneuvers, accord ing to a German expert, who gives his views on the subject in a recent number of the ir-Wochenblatt. The same authority comedies, howev- CT. that the efficiency of the Russian artillery has been greatly increased since the Manchurian war. He also admits that in the German army the Russian artillery had been underrat- ed, and indicates that now all of its weak points are thoroughly under stood.
 The Germans think so highly of the Russian artillery ammunition that they are at present modifying some 1900 field pieces at the Spandu arse nal as to suit them for large store of captured ammunition that could not be used with the present German calibre.
 The calibre of the German field gun is two centimeters less than that of the Russian, and for this reason the captured ammunition could not be put ito immediate use. There is stored in the German arsenals a large quantity of shells for the former Ger man field pieces, which had a calibre about two centimeters greater than the Russian guns which have been
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-03
WILL PEACE FOLLOW
 AFTER THIS WAR

WELLINGTON, New Zealand, Jan. 16-(Correspondence ef tho Associated Press) Fisher, Prime Min. Press'-Andrew Fisher, Prime Min. ister of Australia, in addressing a gathering of politicians and news papermen soon after his arrival here, said there was a more important question than how long the war will last, "and that is, how long will peace last after the war"
 MT. Fisher was discussing the neces. sity of New Zealand and Australia joining hands in some action looking to the protection of British interests in this section of the world.
 "The question of the defense of the Pacific" he remarked, ''is a matter of urgent necessity. Some people think that after the end of this war there will peace for many years. But this is too uncertain a foundation on which to build for permanence and security.
 'Nor should we depend upon the mother country for our defense, now that our strength enables us to act in our own behalf. The national devel- opment of Australia and New Zealand will be stimulated if they rely on their own resources by maintalng a naval force which is a direct part Of the British Navy. but under local executive control.
 "The day has come when self-re- spect should persuade us to abandon our policy of reliance upon the Brit. ish taxpayer"
The Cordova daily times., 1915-02-03
LECTURES ON ALASKA
 CREATING INTEREST

Another evidence of the interest that is being taken in Alaska by people in all sections of the United States Is shown by the press notices given Asa c. Baldwin. formerly of the AL aska boundary survey, and now lectur- Ing throughout the country.
 MT, Baldwin is delivering a series of lectures regarding Alaska. in the schools of all the larger cities of the United States, and. according to the press notices, is disseminating some information that is known to but few people who have not travelled in the North.
 | In his lecture at Minneapolis the engineer predicted a big boom for the interior as soon as the railroad is started, and he assured his audience that the rush of business would be justified by conditions.