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Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
SlaYers Oct ReprIeyes.

Sacramento, Sept i1.--Govcrnor
johnson ISSUED repricvcs today to Fer
nando Nllmmalilo. Charles f T. OK
ham and Glenn Witt, who are await
me execution III California prisons
M3mm1llo whose hanging was sci
tor september u, was rcprieved until
October 20 The executions of VIII
and ONh9m were sci for November 10,
postponed from September u
Ihr cases Of these 3 alleged Slayers,
will those of Louis Bundy and Earl
Loomle. have been referred 10y the
governor lo HE advisory board Of
pardons, which Will investigate the
> cases and report to the governor
their findings
The governor will be guided by the
Investigations Of the advisory board
IN his action A. to further rcpricvrs
or #commutations in the cases of the
men. Mammalilo. ONham and Bundy
are awaiting death at san Quentin
prison, while Will and Loomi, are at
Folsom
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
London Optimistic
Regarding Russia

London, Sept. Il Comcdenf with
Earl kltchener's optimistic remnE- Id
The House of Lords roucernlne th,
position of the Busem umcs. lhcs
are showing an ncrea,mg dlspo.ilol
10 resume lie otlrn~c ii man,
points on The eastern front
They are not only PRESSING lhcir at
tacks against lhr Au,lrlns III Galicia
but for the mosl parl are holdnr m
the German rush III mld-Poland
The Russians d-o assert lhrl hal,
thrown back The invaders near SAIcnl
svanY, where The German cavalry cui
the Petrograd railroad between Dlm,h
and Wilma.
The Germans battery ~lill hohs out
at The bridge head near nNn-k. al
though the Russians apparently are
holding their opponents m check n
This region
Counting their CAPTURES in GJllrn
the Russians lately have been Dhu.
more prisoners lhan lhcy have been
losing I'm ENGLAND hopes are rleua
that Earl Kitchener did mol make 1u
mcautious prediction Wllrn H. declared
that Germany las shot her boil hat
thai his statement Nao based e0 facts
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17

uulffa records -he& mat more
iaau 1000 American. arc enrolled IN
ihe 'ripu. dNi.i.u. al ltr British
army. muuIN lhr Canadian rouDnaenl
oter loo ar d"JI on In halileflald-
II Flanders Adventure aud Dhc pure
love of "a crap, i. Dhe motive which
has mprlled The majority In brave thrm
bodIr' 10 bullet. Jr"ofdm. la the cen
erd uunlou spmr frn haNa laken Ia
heart WlIa J. declared L. hr the Ger
aau mru1ee# aud have enlisted lo help
EnaInd, heleAlua lhal america would
como ucNl Oh lhr German list if thr
Alhes fail Tins sentiment. however.
Is not lhe predominant onr amou4 lht
American Volunteers rhe majority are
lhr care. FREE Nouua men of large Amer
Itau cities.
Acrordua Ia General sam Hughes.
Canadian minister of defense recently
Ia tualWi many West Point cadets
hlN" offered their services in the tt
madam army and 7ome are NOW serN-
m2 le Trained otticrr~.
AWrrr9ne are mot only in lhc uni
form of fnaImd. huD are working in
Aariou. related capacities over - are
actively connected will the ministry
II muulllo0s aidus in The rrurganiza-
lion of British industries. Some are
mechanics hui lhc majority are skilled
rnemcrr, aeIIne mNHa1bIr expert
enc'
\ small COLONY of yonus men from
various American universities are al
WORK i'm lhe \mamenI buildings,
whitehall. londou
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17

lNln~. aged H.. Vt Bridgeport. Cuua
ihant lo lUe amba. , II lurI, ..n,
tho al. noN al. uJ .aam III hoas
With ihro p9r.ol ra. 6ae We're
.eal to luaMJ 6r .caaadas Whom
".f hre3n Ia he iIt .oIa HapIt of roa
1ef-'I"n. .eha3l hrlI uo rd.rm. lor
lhe INu. Tho I'm 5e.tr ana emil
81 IN q ~u=.eN rcaImul. They laII
HE terrul.lue srtarpul lbrs were l.
aud easily passed the mll5n EVAN.
l@llon Ih" soIarcd Tor n.n4. week..
Finally word If lhr True situation
found rle VIZ IL lhr Hudson home NJ
hfaarp"i. VI 9pu,d VT hururdle
dispatched u HE state department II
N9=Im"Ioo II Ale ps#ed IN lu The
Au#nrIu rmb3#eN here Tine Twins
"efa qurlh .'rohbcJa and -rnr
homa
NnN of lJ. 1mh, u5o.a -oDi Ter
Ifta las hcrn mlrruuDrd av ntIt San
sllII remain III E0ailud In souia rasrs
Ilea. parents 9se unable IL .eud lhrm
meoey io huN civilian cloluae and RE-
Turn lo America Nu tnd al Dhr en-
ha~sN provides for such expenditures.
Retef -orjrlie~ IN loujao are CARING
Ior .omr If llee8. Nh american ~lclu=
sbn lime las 39rr"d In i5kr 3 Zach
No>aer. pro>drd DlIrN viii work hpr
MY la New York.
Inquiry al The emhJ~-, Iedly rmpha-
si2al IlDr mnorlmrr of ~enlue fund.-
from america if parents wish Dhc aoN#
crnmrnl Ia reclaim their soo- FROM En-.
ropr'- hlllrflrlds When lhr \mrri
can authorities find the hoNs lhcy are,
a. course. 2rbrl in khah. Their rill#
zen rluhug h17 been hfl behind.
Funds are needed lo hly lew rlmanl
Money is also necessary for their keep
and la send HEN lo liNrrpool Where
lhcN may take lh'ir turn II work Oh
IN Nmcriruu liner
Tle embassy is uuLiua lhr h'-l of
a bulhersoue eilupllou.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
FEDERAL AND STATE
PRISON co-oPERATioH

Washnalon, sept 1.-Two neV.
mtcrcslme and important fctHf- b3,r
been added 10 the history ot tbr eau-
yict problem in the United SDues.
Actual cooperation between -lat,
and federal authorities in the are and
MANAGEMENT of slale convc.
The application, on a lar.e scslr.
of he honor system Of government In
negro eod1lcls.
This work j. about 10 b.. aRen up
hv the authorlr, Of Fulton county.
GeoreIa aud The office Of Puhht Roads
of the Department II AeriCuluWr After
a years study of convict labor rondi-
tlous lhrmehoul The counDy a. ap-
piled IL road huldng, J l. Penny
packer chef Of lhe above division. and
II =. Fairbank, hehWay cnrmc.r. WHO
viii BE- III actual charge of HE work.
haV" completed plans for lhc rslah-
li,hmenl II a portable road hulldna
camp within The neNl few weeks.
Unlike most convict ramps. The
buildings are to he constructed Oh lhr
portable plan and models for use at
exhibitions and country fairs have
just been completed At the bureau.
They are 81 arranged HAL HE sides can
be readily taken oul aud screens sub
slluled and besides HE bunk rooms
there Will be the Kitchens ,hoNrrs
and recreation room. THE enlllry
work has been planned 10y PJsl y,
ssllnl Surgeon W. +. Draper Of The
public health service and is patterned
after lhe method employed in army
camps.
There will br % convicl~ in the
camp. Who will do al HE work of is
sembline The buildings and striking
them whenever it is necessary 10
move II IS believed HAT one day Will
he sufficient to make or hrrah camp.
81 carefully and inefniou~N h1Ne lhr
buildings been constructed.
Officials claim a lhreefold merit for
their program:
Firsl Ii is beneficial mentally, nor
ally and physically for HE conNiels.
Second II saves HE state money
10y the introduction Of more scientific
methods Of convict labor and Of road
construction.
Third II helps HE state and the
country by turning oul a greater mum
her of miles or good roads every year
HAN haya seen h"ill herrl core.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
Great Indignation Over
Commissioners Stiff Collar

The appearance on the street yes
erday Of one Of The Stiff Collar Com
Imissioners himself wearing a stiff col
lar before Collar bay aroused a wave
Of deep indignation that swept through
the city.
With many men being arrested each
day for wearing stiff collars before
/ October /, in defiance Of the ordinance
providing a penalty for such nflac-
tOn, il was considered gross impropri-
Iety for one of the commissioners ap-
pointed to enforce the ordinance Ia
himself violate it.
IN view of the facts, there is a pos
sibility Of impeachment proceedings
being instituted
The commissioners who are to try
all alleged offenders are James W
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17

To all old timers there is a remark
able condition in the industrial and
commercial activity that has awak-
ened here in the last 2 weeks.
In the ordinary season it Is not un-
til October l that the change be
comes apparent, while not until late
in October is there decided activity.
This year the change was apparent
September /, and now there Is great
er activity than was to be seen IN the
valley last year at any time before
the HOLIDAYS.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
INCOMING TRAINS
CROWDED DAILY

Although the train from the coast
Wednesday, evening carried only one
coach, besides the smoker, probably
more Valley people We're returning ON
thai train than are ordinarily carried
by the Espee Every seat in the
car was occupied by from to pas
eengers, most of them women and
children. which is a pretty good indi-
cation that the pilgrims are returning.
There were just 80 children in that
one coach, by actual count And that
IS not an unusual sight on the incom-
mg trains, for the return of vacation
isis all over the valley is at its zenith
now.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
CHARGE DISMISSED.
SAYS SCHLAGER

A charge of embezzlrmenl against
him has been dismissed, according tu
Edgar Schalger, who Wae charged Will
the offense several days ago. Schla2al
states lhal he bought a wagon from
a business establishment on payments
and later brought HE WAGON here be
fore he had completed paying for 1t
\ warrant was ISSUED for his arrest
ON the belief thai he had disposed oi
the wagon. he asserted. The wagon
has not been sold. he states, aud the
charge has been dismissed against him
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
-Four Governors Take Part.

Sacramento, Sept. 17.-Governors of
states are here today to address the
international irrigation Congress
which opened today. The executives
who will speak are Boyle of Nevada
Mcdonald of New Mexico, Carlson of
Colorado and Alexander Of Idaho
Governor Johnson of California is act
ing as host
| Nearly 1000 delegates are here to
attend the congress. Nearly every
state in the Union and most of the
provinces of Canada are represented
The last session of the congress
will be held in San Francisco, Septem-
Der 20.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
Americans in the War.
BY Wnbnr :. Forre-i

Omitted Press STAFF Correspondent.
London, Sept / by mail Between
80 and 60 American youn@slers HAY,
been "rescucd' from the BRITISH army
by The American embassy. il Wa
learned today
The embassy has only inieffered il
cases where parents Of The boys have
appealed for lis intervention and lhosc
restored are but hart of lhe numbrl
of ardent American minors Who haN,
enlisted under the euIsc Of Canadians
Notable among the crslWhllr sol
diers are Howard and Harold HUDSON
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
BUSINESS GROWING
WITH RECORDER

Business is on the upgrade, if the
number uf instruments filed with
county Recorder Frank fHnger may
be regarded as reputable business
barometer The average number Of
instruments filed daily reaches about
30, hul yesterday II were filed For
the past few weeks the number has
been gradually increasing and thrlN
inc business j, expected within short
limo
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17

Contrasted with last year, when the
season opened with the first stunning
blows of the European war, this sea-
son is vastly ahead, while Of sudden
the air of depression that has pre-
vailed for more than a year has van
shed and hopefulness and expectancy
have as suddenly become the dominant
depression Of human emotions.
Nothing like boom conditions have
been realized, or are expected, and
The old speculative ideas have wholly
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
Great Industrial Season
A Month Ahead of Time

departed. But in their place is a de
termination to win by actual produc
ton, and tins more healthful state of
thc public mind is driving the valley
ahead.
one of the favorable features fol
the town is that rents, for both bus
mess and residence property, which
were tending to run wild, have been
brought to a more reasonable basis
making it easier for all to live and
nrD,Ipr
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
Recall Frontier Life.

Fort Norg5n, Colo. Srpl. ti.-lhe
rir~l auuua frontier DAYS harvest and
festival here. moi haNiua seen the sun
sci for days. closed today with L
full program Of events typical of The
old 'WIld Mr-l.' \ hetlrr babies eon
trol WAS departure. however.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17

Glaseford, Dan Y. holland and Phil ID.
SWIM. their court To sit. for public
hearing Of all complaints, IN the open
lot at sixth street and Broadway at
3 p. m. Friday, October /.
Il j, expected That every person
knowing of another wearing starched
cola" before that date Will at once
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17

file complaint in writing with any
one of the commissioners
The dignity of the law must be
maintained, and every person appear
ing on the street wearing starched
collar before October / will be and
should be Immediately imprisoned and
held for trial on Collar Day
Imperial Valley press., 1915-09-17
A PHOTOGRAPH OF DEATH

In Remarkable Was Snapped at the Very Moment the Shell
FuYW Wound
Its Terrific Force
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
}|TCHI.: CONE:
BACK, DECLARE
n. Y. SCRIBES

NEW YORK. oct. 27.--Johnny
Dundee last night gave Willie
Richie more than eight pounds In
weight and a licking. This was the
consensus OF opinion OF fight fans
today.
Dundee went into tho bout on
the short end of the betting and
with nearly everything In Ritchie's
favor. Willie had the advantage
OF weight. height and reach.
lie was not the Richie OF old
Unquestionably. Dundee bad every
ronnd with the exception OF the
ninth and tenth The Italian took
the offensive from the start and
his aggressive tactics puzzled the
Westerner. Dundee's slashing and
punching kept Richie busy look
ing out for himself.
Richie made a belated attempt
in the last two rounds TO even up
the score with n whirlvind finish.
but the lead established by Dundee
was too great, altho Richie kept
Dundee on the defensive In the
final rounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
HOOVER, whitman STAR,
ONE OF BEST BACKS IN
N. w. CRIDIRON HISTORY

In Fullbaek Hoover. Vincent Bor-
leske has another star who. with
Royal Niles and himself. will never
be forgotten as long as football Il
played at Whitman College The
trio represent the high water mark
In the history OF the gridiron sport
at the Walla Waila institution.
Hoover. on any other team Ia the
conference. would be as celebrated
as Hap Miller. Johnny ParHoaH or
Art Lutz but because he register.
cd at Whitman. where be did not
have a chance 10 play behind a
strong line. his talents have not
been as highly developed as they
would have been at larger school.
II Dobie had had the speedy Hoover
ON hts team for tao seasons. today
he would have been recognized ev.
crywhere as the best back IN the
conference
Hoover can do almost everything
n football player tn expected 10 do
IN the course OF season In a style
that makes him All Northwest
without dissenting voice. Tie
was unanimous choice for quarter
hack last season. but very wisely
has been converted into fullback
this year. where he has more OPP
portunity To carry the ball. Mac.
Donald. the smallest halfback In
the conference last season IL pivot
Borleske made a logical move.
CRACK ruRDlER
In addition 10 his football excel.
leneies. Hoover Is one OF tho best
hurdlcrs la the conference and has
stepped over the low flights In
close TO Is seconds. all Of which
Indicates he has wonderful burst
of speed and endurance.
Borleske il said 10 have built up
several plays around Hoover for
special use In the Washington
game on Denny field next Satur.
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
SH|EL MAY NOT
PLAY SATURDAY

Walter Shiel. fuliback on the L..
OF W. team for three seasons. may
not be able TO play Saturday
against Whitman. An Injured leg.
which no amount OF padding and
bandaging seems 20 protect. has
kept him out OF scrimmage for a
week. and IL Is not likely he will
get into the game before Thure.
day Ills absence has retarded d 4.
velopment of team work so essen
tial TO Dobie's system. Hams.
worth. sub,fuilback. r. not MS heavy
as Shicl by 20 pounds. and lacks
experience.
Noble IL playing right half. with
Gardner alternating McKecknie
IL underH,udy to Hap Miller. Bud
Young. tho slower than in 1919. ia
calling the signals Coach Dobie.
dissatleiiod with Hunts work. has
been using Don Abel. lighter
man. at left end Murphy and
George Smith. the Lincoln product.
are alternating at the other wing
Doble has been using two men In
every position except right guard.
which seagrsves holds. In an 18th
hour hope OF putting more speed
in the varsity
It's getting pretty monotonous. -
was Dobis'S comment Wednesday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
WHITMAN HAS
A BEEFY LINE;
CENTER STAR

Because whitman's football team
Is picked from small student
body. most people naturally as.
sumo Vincent Borleske's team Will
be greatly outweighed by Dobies
Washingtonians. but this IL far
from the truth.
From tackle 10 tackle the Whit.
man team will average from five
10 ten pounds more 10 the man.
With one exception. Young. of two
seasons experience. whose weight
IN given out as lss. will play center
again lie is the best I'm the North.
west. lie Is much heavier than
Logs. Traut. right guard. veteran
OF two seasons. weighs 1888. He
In ten pounds heavier than Sea
graves. Groom and Seigrist. left
guards weigh i73 apiece Both
are freFhueu Judging from their
pictures. neither will scale less
than i7s or $50. Neisvanger. left
tackle. has played two years and
weighs 100. Busch. the best line
man in Portland last season. is an.
other is0-pounder. DE Grief.
Clerin and Hanson. the ends, frs,
year men. all weigh about l67.
When II Is considered that prob.
ably five pounds has been taken
off the weights Of each OF these
men. II can be seen Washington
viii not have any weight advan-
tagc on the line. unless both Hunt
and murphy play the ends.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
GOLDEN BEAR
LOST BUT IS
NOT BEATEN

UNIVERSITY or CALIFORNIA.
Oct. 27.-Football powers at the
university refuse to consider their
eleven as other than a live factor
in the Pacific Coast championship
race. In spite OF the sound defeat
administered last Saturday by T..
). c, Campus statisticians pointed
out that In Saturdays game Call.
fornla gained 2i0 yards on straight
football to cog for 4. $. c. Also.
they declared. CALIFORNIA; line out.
played the yictors'.
Admission OF g. \ C's superior.
lily In open field play and In the
use of the forward pass was made
The Southern Callfornians success.
fully completed rs out o. - at
tempts 90 use the pass. which IA
remarkably high average Much
attention IL being given by the
coaches this week 10 defense and
back field work. Graduate Man.
ager John Stroud predicted that
the team will he 100 per cent bet
ter when IL meets Washington ear.
b In November than Il was against
L. 5. c. A double defeat OF Wash.
ington To the two succeeding SEIZED
uled games and victory over T..
:. G. at Los Angeles Thanksgiving
day. Stroud declared. would place
California on top for the Coast title.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
u. S. G. ELEVEN
JUST AS GOOD
AS u. w. TEAM

Southern California has team
that evidently In as good. II not
better. than the 1915 u. OF W. ma
chine. according TO reports from
Frisco. where Saturday last they
won. % TO 10. One OF the 81.
Mary's players sized up the situa-
ton when he remarked before the
game:
The Southern California men
rely on speed. They send plays
outside OF tackle and around the
end. and they mix in a bewilder-
ing assortment OF forward passes.
There's no telling when they
are going 10 shoot over one OF
these forward passes They don't
waste time trying to make a short
gain They send them down the
field like rifle shots for 30 and 40
Yards. The backs sometimes run
back five and ten yards while they
are sizing up the positions OF their
men. but when the ball goes. n
goes. and II goes on line. II
California can stop these boys
will be sanguiDe about their
chances with Washington"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
STRAIGHT STUFF
"VaIues TeU''
y the s p rtin q
E d it o r

Elements Of psychology physiology
Agse sheeeted standard Northwest football terrible
beating Saturday Meh Mhi
Agse who few waloped HurrpPp Yoss Michigan
Wolverines "a to
Il shame that the O. A. c. the first
Middle
thing with will Eastern
football Dr. Stewards The Agees
beaten 20 Washington State which indicates they
representative Of the Northwest
With regarding Pacific Coast athletics those
hsing
california going Roscoe Fawee Bob cronn and
kennedy terribly
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27

There is no coptention here that any medicine
has been given which Ia at all harmful In fact. all
OF the testimony in this case seems 70 show, as
far as that is concerned. that any medicine that
ever has been administered by Doctor Jordan has
tended TO benefit the patient
There is no contention the part OF the State,
and II so stated by counsel for the State. that
there was anything in this advertisement that was
Injurious to public morals.
SO that gets down 10 whether or not this ad-
vertisement ia so grossly untrue as to involve
moral turpitude on the part OF Doctor Jordan.
Under all the testimony In this case. cannot
find that the advertisement In so grossly untrue A.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27

Walter Eckersall. sensational
quarterback OF the Chicago eleven
several years ago. and now special
writer on the Chicago Tribune.
says the Illinois champions are
just as strong as in 1914. despite
poor showing With Pogue at
half and Clark at quarterback. I'LL
nols viii be the same machine Of
1914. he predicts. Zuppke has used
about % men In every game so far
this season. TO develop men for
next year.
Having already established
his reputation. Zuppke evil
IDENTIFY is satisfied with merely
beating the other fellows in
stead OF sending the same
eleven men into each battle.
BY giving % men a chance In
every game. he develops prac-
dcally two teams, and these
fellows viii come in handy
about next season. when some
OF the veterans do not return.
A football statisticlan has esti-
mated the Estacada high school
backs. who beat Milwaukee 1862
last Saturday. must have run 1000
yards, or two and a half miles. to
score the 25 or 26 touchdowns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
Complete Report
Of Market Today

rrtce. Paid whsts..ir Dealers for
Nsgetabies and Fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
FREE
DOCTOR

Call at the Right Drug Co. iss
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soiuteiy without charge.
We want your patronage. and
offer you the doctors services as
an inducement.
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
RED SOX BOSS
MADE FORTUNE

Receipts for the season OF the
Boston Red Sox not only wiped
out the deficit for 1914 and paid
Wekpenses for 1915. but left a
comfortable profit. according to an
announcement OF President Ian
min. The series with Detroit.
which was patronired by close TO
100. 900 people. brought In a hand.
some cum.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
KID FAVORITE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. 27.-The
Oregon Kid OF Rainier. Or one OF
the speediest motor boats on the
Coast, was the favorlte to win the
final heat in the Pacific coast cham
pionships today The Oregon Kid
leads with II points 10 her credit,
with the Oregon Wolf second with
~ points,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
QUARTER

Mallette. quarterback OF the
Southern California team that
swamped California. Is said 20 be
q wonder. lie IL fairly heavy
fellow who II fast enough TO make
Fred Kelly. hurdle champion, step
lively TO keep up with him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1915-10-27
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