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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-11
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2tls Elm ainb 0es GiOens perIauQi
0ie MdIIstmslone, beren nrIpriingIi,
DIE Seiulat Giibafrisa III, tp1hrenh
ibres Mahstums Diel Ddrins, unb III
1T fsbr srnpfiHbliG Ssgeu S5rpft. Mir
finben Fe IN aIIen 2Gnoern dnesboat,
100 ibr 0iefe beiben HeDineunoen bes
GeOeibens gebpien lperoen; III Der.
fen unb Gbina lperbcn beion0ers pOrs
3iigII9e MeIonen ss3Ogen, nber tn
tetHem 2ntbe bat ibre sauItur etue
berartise Musbebnrng anoenoumen,
ME in ben Der. Gtaoteu. Die UseIos
iteHIarmeti in Georgia unn Geros feils
ben irdbreH6 Der 9lslFeseit tiqIiG
saase Giienbopnsiise bet erfriIhenOnn
5riihte aul bic Mdrttt Der rtorDiiGen
ejrObItd0ie uto lpdtsr lreten almd6s
Iih bic a0rnlim BON isnen !ieasn0en
Gtoaten ais 2ieFeranten In bic Neibe.
Die @reuss fiir ben GeIbbau Der NE
lone ipir0 TN iii6Iihen sSIItnois err
fei6s; bon bort nprbipdrts ipirb bsrs
fsIbs f6On silpos unfder.
DIs gBaHsrmsIDnt bsOnrf bic 3ur
gisiFsaeii pier Mlonnts Msesn net
iera; bas bisltn Iiir Qxs6uIi6 bic
@e0saesn u5rbli4 pq nidt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-11

Der. DieIe 2Oder iin6 bnsu Do, ben
gfHer in perIGisoent 6S6s su brins
gen, ie nod Der Gi6rte bet 2ufibes
lDesiing, 70 bag bic MilA ni9t iibsr
ben Ran6 Der aanne gebIaIen fpsrs
ben lam beim glitOerfalen Der Feis
men StrabIen bur9 bic GSder; Cd III
Elm 6oISit0plsI. poHenb in bic n0cbsr
aIs Stiibpuntt fit Die tltrne Drabts
ldIeiFe. Wan Itedt osn Stab Dur9
ben Giriff an Der MiI9tonne, Bis
feline Gpibe duF benz 9o6en rubt,
Iebt ben Gt6pIel IN bds paileaOs
Cod. Itreift bic Drdbti1leifs ouf,
iteIIt ben elmer In bic grpbe G9ieis
fe iiber bsr &dtne, bic Geibe duf ben
gimsr uno Die aipsduGbigfts gpr,
rihtung gum gIeibaeiiigen Ssiben,
Qiiften unD aubIen ber Wsildl III
Fertig. Gie nirO am geeiqneien
plube aufgeIiellt unb Die MiLn DON
jebsr 8nh. fcbaIO iie gsmoltea, bins
oardgelaffeH.
Gs Iinb brei Iebr ipittige nnD
notpenoigt 3lpede. bic bur9 bieIe
sinfn9s gorritbtang errsi9t psrOen:
Die MsiI9 tDirb geIieBen uno BON als
len grOben G9mustsilen, Soarsu
uftp. eereinigt; Iie mirb BON benz
Rnbsera6 befreit, Der bur9 pen
Dnr93ug Der Cuff sfpiiden ben Isis
nsn nieberse6enbeu Ril9Itrdblsn
entfiibrt miro unb glsidjsitig tpirb
outh fire Ssmperatur erniebrigt,
ipsIder Iestere aBuntt 0urnous pibs
tis 1T inbssus auf bic 9oltbdrtsit
rsr mail9. neil Ourd bic iansre abs
iiibIuus bic goittrisnpermsbrung in
Der Mild fart bebinbert miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-11
Die sdsrfisaut9sit Der 5erfel.

Der S6orf Der Gtrtei III cine atus=
| f1lagtrantbeit, bic hauptfddlin
5angtrisl befGllt unb bieIs bann in
Der GntDtdIung iebr 3uriidbdIt. Die
llrIa1en iinb unbetarlnt, obgIei9 man
unaefunben Gt1Ilungen bic Aaupts
I1ui6 bsiniiBt. Der S9orf 3sigt ii9
dber audi untsr Dur9aus gelunnen
9erbdltniiIsn. Die 5iere baben Das
BEL Elm itartss sudgefiibI unb Iaeusrn
Id numb.
Die BON Sdorf beToIIenen Sisr.
den neroen nod Iebr oft falIb be-
bonoeIt bur1 NaIdungen II. I. p.,
our1 bic lie aber niht gebsiIt, ions
bern nur gsqudIt iperben. IS TT pOIls
itdnbig nerfebIt. au periu9en, benz
G1orf BON ouBen bsr, bur4 DalheH
INIT MdfIsr, bem fAarfe MttteI qua
seleBt iperben, uno 9earbeiten NIT
l6arfen giriten bei3atommsu. Die
an iid I1OR trante 0aut DirO bas
pura mir Md msbr augegriffsu. uub
bic @alIerbebanOlung bat pObI audi
neue grtrnntuns Der Gertel bur9
GrtGItung i'm @sfoIge unb Der
S6Orf iibsr5iebt bic getDaIdenen
3iere bolD ipieber.
3ipedmGbiser 1T ts bossgsn, bic
5aui ber om Gdorf Ieibenbsn 5srteI
nit eirem miIben SeI, Dtm aIs 2lns
tiIeptiEum stipas GnIiSpIiGure bets
sumsnesn 1T, su beftreiHsn, Sier-
bur6 pirO ber SeiIungsprOSsb uus
terIiiibt. aoft ii4 bann Der G9orF,
70 reibt man bic 6out NIT einsm
tpeihen, tDpIIenen Qappen db unb bit
lie aifs neite Elm. Dies Gin5Ien pirtt
pObItusnb, pdbrsnb burd bas Mas
f1en NIT Irbarfen MlitteIn unb 8iirs
lfsn ben 9iersn nur bic gr0Bten
Gnmersen beretist ipsrben; bsr G1Orf
perIiert Ii9 babel bel ItRelIer. Die
abheiInng ipirb unttritiibt burb piel
2lufenthali i'm Greien BET sutem Wets
Ter unb 9srumtummeln auf einen
WeibepIob.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-11

in ausrsihenbem Naabs, 10 bab bic
Garmer in ben NOrDftaaten, bic ss
mebrere Ulale nit Dem 9ln6au pers
iu9t baben, our4 6ebIl9Idgt Dapan
Snriidgebnlten iperDen. @is mir obsr
bel DerfhieDenen dnDefn pflon3en,
). 3. ben 5omatsn, ben CONNER
bur9 9li3udt DOn 5ebpfIan5sn nGbs
renb Der iaItn GribiaArsmOaate Dsrs
ldn9erH, 70 t0nnen mir aud IN fIeis
nen Erei6s ODer Miltbesten bic stsrne
btr MaiiermeIOne i1on I'M MdrS oDsr
Npril in oemielbsa Beet NIT Der gss
ip0bnli1eu SemiIeIamen auslegert,
|unn na9Dem lebtere ols GsbptIonJtn
ms Freie 2onb usrisbt perDsu, bat
bic Donermelpne DoS Beet Fiir Ii9
aIein. sSn Oieier Bsife fam nan
da9 in ben n6rpliden @egenoen
prd6tige MoFermelOnsn 3ieben Die
idoti Gnbe april reiFen.
Der gp6en Der MiT6eets, bic 70
ungelest Iein muHsn, caB lie rei4lihs
Spnns erbaltsu unO segen tdlte glOrOs
ipinos geIhiibt iino. beitebt an 6eften
aus fanDisem 2ebm, ipie thn bic
pflaH3e lieft. Seos pfIan3itsle, etpo
9 6uB iui @euisrt, ptrD Suerit IL
3oa tief nusgesrabeh Das Sod nit
.ultem Dung gstiillt oem man ttipus
9oI5aI4e beimiids unr OisTsr feftges
taetell.
Dnrouf bringt man bann reine
Grbs, 10 baB bos Beet NIT ben ufts
gsbenben 4ODen eben lisgt. Disfe
pfIon3ItelIen nerben I9on I'M MGrS
berserintet; Don1it Der JroIt ni9t
bic Trii6e anlnss OerbinOtre, bsoede
mon bic pldes idOt i'm 0erbft bod
nit Frit1em gFerbsoung, unb bieier
lpirO bann in Jriibiabr In bic
gfIanat5der gslegt. sSeDts Beet ers
bdIt eiHen Robmtn dus 5neiSGIIigen
grettsrn, 18 3ol bod unb ptrbsn
ringsun NIT Dung gegen EinDringen
beS S5roftes btpodt unb nit etnen
1eniter beDsdt. 0a Der feltsttretens
1lte Dung ipeuis MGrme entipideIt,
10 tonn nos GinTden Der @etniiIes
Eamen (aobI, Gnlat, 5omnteH) IHon
no1 peuiggn Wager ItdttflnDen: ans
fongs 4prit legt man baiifl 5--6 Mes
IDnenisrne, 2 3oa tieI IN bic GrDe.
GnDe W2ai IflH bIe MIOnenrdnten
ireiftens f9pn iiber einen 6ub lang,
auE isbem Beet perbleiben "a ner
trdfttglten pflau5su, 5duptInhs iii.
bab lpd1rerb per tparnlen Iagt i'm
april bic Senfsr auf BEN Beet gang
OOer teilIpeiIe abgebOben iperDen, i'm
bic pfIouasn gu trdftisen.
Ber bernrtigs geete ni1t aneelegt
bat toHn In nOrDlb9en @e9enDen fih
in dbnllher Wsils sinen vNeIpn
patd4 berrihten. Die Su beobadtens
ben pnnEie IinD. IOnntge, gsfhiibte |
2nge anD pnFenber gDpen, Der nidt |
;u uieOrie iiegsn unD uint gu Fsu@t |
tein bnrf. I'm bas @a9stum fpdter |
gu FDrbern, begiebi man reht oft mif |
dbgsitonbensm DungpaHer. Gslbifs |
rerItdnbIih mHb Der Bpben 5ipiIden |
ben gfiansiteIlsn, TOtdnse bic Rans |
fen biss srIaubsn, Iodsr uub rein &c, |
haItsn ipszhtn. 4
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-11

1erbit. Hnb WiHtsridJnitf Der gia-
dDeI. nnb SSbanniSbecriirSndler.

i WV 49, N~"rfrN+ INf|Nft@A 49, ~FAAT
dDel. nnO Observation-Disclosures
ReionntIi9 brinetn oisIe beiDsn
geerenobtIcrten ibrs Griidte ON
einidbrigsn unb SmsiiGbrigen 6DI3,
Iogor an ben tlir5sn Npuquet5peigen
bss mebridbrisen 9oI5ss. Bsi ibrer
gang ielten auslsbenben Sragbarteit
Hubt iin bds dltere 0ol3 aber Iriibp
5eitig ab, b. 3. es bringt nur tlsis
usrs unausstbiIbete Griidte. pts.
ipegen Der G9nitt In srItsr 9inie ims
mer ouf @rnensrung oss dIten poIs
5es seridtet Iein mnb. Mon ioa BEN
Strauh oosr 8dunden niht mehr
6oIs bAdHen, aIs man BON oen
Bur5sIn peruiinftissripsiis sriparisn
fam. bab Iie bic 3iDsigs NIT Den
IsabIreihen srii1ten aud sntipres
hen0 erndhren tonnen. QBir peresn
IalIo BEL uoger itsbsubtE ooer
I4ud9li9en GgenlpIaren nnebr
Idusibsn. aIs bei trdftissn plIonSen.
SIN ollgsmeinen IhHsiOst man ole
I'm Somrner enlightenment SrIebe auI
be 9Glfte ibrer 9angs suriid, I6bt
dbsr Dieienigen unberiibrt, pelhe nur
AS Son lang linO. Damn f9neioet
man ilumer einen Sell oes alien
1cIaes i'm Snnern Der Rrone oes
9duHGens pDer bes Gtrau1es aan3
meg. uin 2uft unb 2i9t fit Sic abs
riebIsibenOen Tsiis au id)aFFen. 2lne
aus bein BoDen fommen6sn Eriebe,
IOferH lie nidt Ifon i'm Gommer
entfernt tporben Iino, tDerben ipegoes
thnitten; finoet man obsr, DAP eins
5eInt onDoH sur Grneuerung otter.
I1mdhIi9sr 2lefte n0tig fino, 10
bIeiben iolde aLerbinss fteben. BET
Strdu9ern fPe5iea iolsn mir immer
oarauE ieben, oaB bic nnhe bem 90s
ben befinOIihen 2lelte entFernt unb
me1r bic aufreht setpa9Isnen Iteben
ssIoiIcn iperOen. Die Sanere Der
5rii9te un0 Der 8ldttsrmoIie siebt
lslbft dufredtitsbenoe aeIts nod ges
mug gum 9o0en bin. Dag bic Bee
infoIge ibrer grDEen
5rudtbartstt unO ibrss Bur3elips
TENS aud eutIprenenb geoiinst fpers
ben miiFen III islbitDerItdnDli9,
Denu ourd ben S9nttt oIIein
pirb bic Jrudtborteit nod uidt &c.
niigsnb sefDrOert.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-11

tens paBt; fit eiusn tleiuen @drtsn
|fOII iie nidt iiber fiebsn syaB fem.
Man luirb oas SoI5 entfpsber grau
Ober aud neib onItrsi9en, aud
braun eignet iith; isbsnfalIs, ntnn
man cine @artenInlbs 9at, iDirO
man ben anItrin nit OisIer iibereins
itimmenO nebmen. GOl6e 9ogenIpns
Iiere F1b In tleinen Gdrter lebr gut
unsubrineen uno MAIDEN iid9 bodff
nett, tpenn re nit GdIingsetpdbIen
tpie RDIsn, glsndtis unb bergIeinen
betIsiOst unb ousssTdmiidt finb; Iie
bilben einen 4unit, Der ipfDrt nnb
nugeusbm ins qugs fdlt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-11

Gin nsttsr gOgsn iiber sinsn gors
tentpeg 5nr 2tnpflan5ung BON Rlsts
terrOfeu ldBt ii6 in elmer Nrt ons
fertissH, ME iie bic Qbbilbung 2
scist, Wlan mnB On3a gsbObslte DOls
get nsbmsH, es sigush iib dber au9
gang Dor5iigIi4 seiddIts biinnsrs
Jidtenitangen, po man iie ba6sn
touu. Die 9Obe 1T 70 Sa ipdblsn,
bab Der 8Ogm sur @rOBe bes gors
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0ar4foII bsim @1fIiasI

9ar9foII bsim GgfIigeI
Bat Ietne llriaGe gsip5bnIia in Grs
tGItungsn eber in pI6sIifbem Juttsrs
tDe9leI; aud unpaIfenbes Jutter
fam bic llriotbs fetu. anfGnsli9
lGbt Iid biefe serantbeit Ieidt betlen;
Ha6 IdHgerem 2lnIteben, beIpnpers
bei ilnesu sieren, iDerben bieIe 10
gel1IDddt, bnb ale Tlebi5in aidts
mehr niibt un6 bic Sierden an gnts
trdftiounS sinseben. S5olsenbss Wlits
tel lam aHgelDanbt iperben: Reis
:pirb in glii9 gstOht unb nit
@dIemHtreiDs (precipitated chaIk)
beitreut nno ben trunsgn 9ieren ais
5uites gsseben; oIs getrdnt erhals
ten lie IdnlDarmes @afIsr, benz ouF /
gint sipsi gbI5ffsI pOII @rOmbesrens
mein blackberry brandy snee.
iebt psrbsn.
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0arlfnpfprten.

GortenpFOrtsn fit Sous. uno aiis
fyenaGtten, nit sinem 9ogsn Dsrles
hsn, Der miE bliIhbortn 5hIings
pfIonsen beranii III, getpdbrer eintrt
bur6aus biIbffsn NnbIid. Die 2Ibs
bilouug ! perunIhuuIi8t cine gars
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-11

~
bsim Nm bin nib
ber unnsr bic Gbs
but pOn bic 2i5'
oir, mos meint
aIts Is. sd HuB
Iass, bic aIts Gebs
bic bubt mid nrig
gut ttiste npipn
icb bari Das Wort
selk" nit meHs
idsne. GinmaI
ben i9 gan5
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-11

gfsinigtn bon @oISfpits
Sen unb Sraufen. Wlon ieet
fie In etu trodenss 9nf, biirftst bass
ieIbe nit reinsm Gpiritns, Bis e.
enus bur9fsudist iTt, unb sIdttei bic
6sgrHiiiidlEbs buiiH uat5 ii ii tiiitfa Ftiz
atn trrdtnsn 3u@s.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-12-11
e)fsmFr sd,rsibFbriEf bee
gbiIlpp aameramsYtfr.

MeIn Ii,ber Serr glsOaltiOndrl
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18

Western editor Of ruminative and, perhaps ro-
mantle turn thought it timely say recently that "Ihe
days are passing away, by one" Assertions Of this
character usually accepted without comment, but in
this instance another Western editor insists that he first
is striving to impose upon his readers There is no
cuse he says for telling them something they have all
known for long time Had the item read "The days
are passing away two by two," that would have been
something fresh and startling.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18

ton pushing Big Ben is put on the
job. The alarm clock attacnlnaet
Goes the work.
This novel twentieth century con-
veEience is the invention Of Aicorn
Rector, a Pacific coast genius, and
is snown as the Rector System. 1t
is creating somewhat Of sensation
xiAse its first introduction. While
to all appearances ordinary radiators
are used, in reality each one is a
distinct Unit in Itself, making it pos
sible to regulate the heat of any
room to a degree The flame burns
until the temperature desired is
reached, when it goes out. The Ell
tire system is started in the morning
or whenever desired by the simple
pressing of a button, which starts
a blower fan in the basement. In
the homes of several prominent Los
Angeles men who are enjoying this
latest of ultra modern luxuries, the
system was started in the fall, the
indicator in each room set for the
temperature desired and the whole
thing forgotten until next spring.
1t sounds like dream but is
nevertheless real, gentle reader.
What next? Perhaps an automatic
cook-or maybe we will be able to
press the button, go back to sleep
and wake to find ourself dressed and
shaved-who knows?
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18
(By Eyre Poweu)

ture when everything ran Itself, and
your furnace would start, at the
proper time, be its own valet, and
then retire quietly from the scene CT
action without any fuss at the right
moment?
Selah, It's here--aCi net &
dream from the thin blue smoke,
either. Listen, G. R., wa.le tbs Aim
changeth.
Once again the scene is laid in
the bed chamber. Time, five A. y.
Hubby, left center, playing the lead.
with friend wife, down stage right,
taking the heavy role of the thrill
ling drama. Entire company regis
terS snores.
Business of poke in Hubby's ribs
by friend Wife. H. registers dead
to the world. Flash: John, it's
time to light the furnace" H. still
pounding his ear. Business of much
evaporation from Wifey. who finally
wall, and once more resumes pleas
ant dreams of that new spring hat.
The furnace is lit! That's the latest
way.
Some time before hubby and wifey
awake, their room will have become
warm enough and the fire will auto
maticaliy go out. Those ultra mod
ern ones VINO are more conservative
Of energy now even cut out the but
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18
THREE DEAD AND FOTR
INJURED IN BIG RAG

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE)
boulevard Of the race course near
Seventh street. The machine crashed
into telephone pole and both were
instantly killed. One woman was
crushed by the FLYING machine and
tWo spectators are dying.
n 5peeding to gain on the field Of
divers far ahead Of him jackson
hrled his machine around the course
ai reckless speed. Several other
cars We're punched and it appeared as
if spectator had tried to cross the
tack. Jackson swerved, but the
tremendous speed caused a skid Of
.4c m7rhlpc and splintcred the tele-
pone like a toothpick As the pole
DASHED down IN a tanGle Of wires
flames appeared, shutting out the
wrecked machine. Both men were
terribly crushed. The unidentified
woman is believed to have been
crushed by the falling pole. Two
other dying spectators were struck
b. the wrecked car.
-Four slightly hurt victims were
~ he'd 10 the field hospitals.
At The twentieth lap Aitken re-
placed Willcoz in the Peugeot Will
cox was leading at this stage. Ricken-
hacker in a Dcusenberg was second,
and Cooper in. Stutz third. Resta
Was forced out Of the race tempo
rsrily because Of spark plug trouble.
Aitken's average is 87.14 miles.
Santa Monica, Nov. 18.-Rario Res
ta, cheered by 5000 people, led in
tie early lap Of the Grand Prize
race. Four cars failed to start, be-
ing two MERGERS, Oldfield's Delage
ard the Hartman Special. Johnnie
Aitken was definitely out Of the race
in the first lap with broken pistor.
Eddie Pullen is second. Resta is
hitting a nnety-miles-an-hour pace.
Positions at the end OF five laps
are: Rcsta and Pullen, in Mercers;
Cooper in Stutz; Ruckstell in a
Mercer, in the order named.
Moo-ic Deu3enberg started off. Ait
ken lost all chance of the a. A. A.
cl ampionship when he announced that
he was out Of the race with broken
piston after having completed one
lap.
A. thc end Of the first lap Resta
passed the stands as the lcado". lie
vas making better tban 30 oil"~ -
-Four. pullcn, in a Mercer was sec
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18
CARPENTERS DEMAND

County Purchasing Agent
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18

Did you ever. gentle reader, when
the cold gray dawn commences to
give the once-over TO a sleepy world,
have friend wife poke you between
the third rib and the foot of the bed
and whisper, Sohn, that furnace is
out again?
And thcreupon clad in bare feet
and mutteced curses, you arise TO
wrastle with the dern thing, you stub
your toe on the jamb of the cellar
door. the end of shelf catches you
right between the stairway and the
furnace and ruins what shreds OF
DISPOSITION you mad left, and then
you find that there are no matches
In me p,ace-did you ever feel like
turning UP your cold blue toes to
the ceiling and taking the count?
And then, C. r.. after finally get
ting the thing started, and You
emerge, black, wrathful. looking like
the sole survivor OF big wreck,
shy OF sleep and late for breakfast,
you find that what at six o'clock
felt Ike the pleasant winter resort
Of Etah, Greenland, has turned into
q perfect California day, and short
Of assistance from the fire depart
ment, tpat furnace will soon make
it possible to bake biscuits in the
parloc. IiI you ever? Wouldn I
it MAKE you feel like taking big
puff on the old pipe and dreaming
= long dream about a beautiful fu-
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18

ond. The Hudson driven by Roads
and the Omar driven by Toft were
forced into the pits in the second
lap.
At the end of five laps the leaders
were: Resta, first; Puilen, second;
Cooper, third. and Ruckstel!, fourth
kuckstell had pulled up from ninth
pace Resta's average at the five
laps was $3.50 miles an hour. AT
the end of the tenth lap Resta was
still leading and his time of 5S:45
save him an average Of 8G.73 miles
an hour. Ruckstel was second, and
Cooper in a Stutz third. Eddie Pull
len, the idol of the crowds, burned
ur the motor of his Mercer. It was
reported at first that he had turned
over, but this was false. Price Gran
dy was forced out by broken clutch
il the same lap in which Jackson
in Marmon broke a wheel. He
changed wheels out on the course and
resumed.
In the ninth lap Wilcox, in q
eugeot, team waite of Johnnie Ait
ken, drew into the pits in an attempt
t. change places with the ill-fated
driver. Ira Vail, in a Hudson, in the
tenth lap burned out a bearing and
vas forced out. At the end Of the
tenth lap Ruckstell, in a Mercer, be-
cause of elapsed time, was leading
Resta, although the latter was ahead
or him. His average was 87.4 miles
per hour. Resta was second and
Cooper third, these leadings being
tUnched
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18
England Is Aroused.
(By United Press)

London, Nov. 18.-England today is
seeking some means Of reprisal
against Germany for its "enslave-
ment" of Belgium's men. Not since
the execution of Edith Caval has
there been such wave Of popular
Indignation sweeping the country as
over the fresh details of the Yeu-
tonic plan giving employment to the
Belgian civil population by deporting
tFem to Germany.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18
NOTICE TO BIDDERS

Sealed lids will be received b.
County Purchasing Agent up to 10
o'clock A. ", November 20th, 1916.
FOR the building Ct a vaJ,t and setting
doors in the Count Recorders new
office, and moving and setting plate
glass from Recorders new office II
Recorders old office at the Court
House, according to the plans and
81 ecifications now in the office Of
Architect Don w. Well, 12G South
th street, FL Centro, Calf, who viii
superintend said construction. Each
bidder to accompany his bid with certi-
fed check for five per cent Of the
amount bid, as guarantee Of good
faith.
(SiSrcd);
c. l.. CARR,
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18
Library Trustees Meet.

A meeting Of the board Of trus-
tees of the FL Centre Public Library
was held a. ?. m. November Il. The
,-ual bills were presented, audited
ard ordered paid. Also renewal
Of the fire insurance pouea on the
library building amounting 20 $1,000.
The librarian was instructed to pur-
ase list OF new books presented.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18
Deutschland is o. X.
(By United Press

New London, Nov 18.--The Ger
nan super-submersible Deutschland,
il spite Of the collision with tug,
could again attempt her return voy-
age at once. She was only slightly
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18
Still Counting En-.
(By United Press)

" Jnlted TTessJ
San Francisco, Nov. l8.-If the Lo5
county official election count
is borne out in The official count
hughes viii get $50 more in the
state. but not enough to overcome
Wilson's $500 lead.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18
CONTRADICTORY PREDICTIONS.

Conservati3nists in the federal government car
Iying extensive campaign to convince the peope
that there danger of the oil supply giving says the
Los Angeles Petroleum Reporter.
few years ago the general cry that the supply
of the United States would give in few years, ana
the cry in California is that the oil will soon be eX
hausted
Since these dire prophecies oil fields have been
opened in Alaska and other parts of the United States
At the same time development Of water power and
generation of electric current cutting down the con
sumption of coal and OIL and whole railroad systems
going under hydro-electrc power.
With construction of hard surface highways less
crude road oil will be used When crude oil goes below
certain price will not be used for fuel and the demand
will be checked from that
It is not so many years ago that gasoline drug
on the market and it waste. With constant de-
veopment cf hydro-eectrc energy that will
in its supply less oil products will be burned.
The cry that the oil supply will play out in twenty OF
thirty years is being used to tie up the remaining unde
eoped oil fields in the West III the hands of
tionists through the federal courts
In spite of federal prosecutions and shutting down
many prospectoTs and operators the output Of the Cal
forna oil wells has increased from 100000 barrels day
IN January 1915 to 26O0C0 barrels day in September
1916
Secretary Lane shows in Senate Document 80 that
according to the United States Geological Survey per-
centage of exhaustion in all oil wells is 26 and the est
mate Of the oil still in the ground Of the known fields in
California is 2345 million barrels the present
of production, good.for 800 years
The best engineering authorities, instead of an oil
famine predict that owing the rapid development OF
electric energy from the worlds water powers, oil and
gas fuel products bound to be cheaper rather than
dearer. -.
Secretary Daniels at the hearing before the Senate
during February, 1916 showed that oil consumption by
The navy increased from $4,000 barrels in 1911 to 600
600 barrels in 1916. Estimated consumption with
large navy by adding nine batteshps and seventeen de
ut 100000 barrels.
The government already has undisputed title to Ma
va Reserve Nc. in California, which, at the near
ing was shown by officials OF the United States Geologi
cal Survey to hold 100000 bares-a supply adequate
for fifty years for the national navy
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18
Yale Beats Princeton.
nv limited Press. ]

(By United Press.)
Princeton, Nov. 18.-Yalc beat
10 to 0.
Brown bea. Harvard, u TO Q.
Imperial Valley press., 1916-11-18

The Carpenters Union Of III Cen
tro viii make a demand for the raise
e wages to $3.50 per day, after De
crnhcr !, on all new work.
y. Il. JOHNSON,