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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-18


tt pffen 6as ganse patriutifd)f lin
ternebmen 9ippiebelfs lei nidts mei-
ter als elm pplitildes Wan0ber, 1nb
bebanptete aud, Hooiebelt iei nnfd-
Zig sur Siibrmns eines iel6if-
ftGnbigen sr0Feren &omuanbts.
5enator Sobnlon oerteibistc Yooie-
belt in elmer redt idiDadliden 8ei-
ie NIT lnnter Ebraien mn6 oaS
Mmenbeiuent fuiir6e audi nir Snrd)
Gbamberlain's Dben erip6bnte Gr-
flarmng serettrt. Mebnlidj mar es
and nit benz sfueiten strcitObjeft,
Ser syeitietimg Der 9ienitseit Der
&onIfribierten. Chamberlain crflar-
tc, bag apmitr lei entidlpiien, bei
Der jetieen iniinns oes ! bctrefftn-
ben 9saragapben iiber bic Sienitseit
sn perbarren. gSenn man erHare,
6ak Die 9ienitseit Der aunifribierten
nmr fir bic 0aner bes &rieges gel
ten iolle, lei 0efabr borbanbeu, bak
has Seer mnmittel6ar nadD Der sSrie-
oeuserflGrnng nnseinanberlnnfe. Sc-
nator Spfe Smith erflarte ii6ri-
gens, baf er Elm Amenbement, ipel-
DIES bic 9ienitseit auf bic Snurr
Der Ariegsseit besrense, als einsn
3niak 81 oem Seeres- mn0 Jlotten-
Hubget einbringen iuer0e.
Die angenommene 6eeresbia be-
itimmt, bak bas resnlare Seer 5u
pollitGnbisen &riessgrGke rtfrutiert
,pirb; bak elm Sell Der Mational. Gar
ben (Milis) cinge5ogeu uirb; baf
pprlGnfis 100000 Neann oMr6 Son.
lfription einsespgen iuerbtn fDlen;
bnf nlle imngen NsGnner ppm 81. bis
snm 80. Sabre, beioe eingeId4oiStn,
fpnffribiert iperben fGunen; bak,
mean Der YrGF6ent es fit ridjtig
halt, bier Dipifionen Snfanterie ans
Jreiipillisen gebiIbet iperoen folen
(bie fir Mooiebelt beitimu,ten 9rMp-
pen) nnb BAT feline berani6enbeu
Wetr6nfe in ben ltebnngSlagern
ober in Der NGbe oerielben berfanft
iperben 6nrfen.
Alle Natioualsar6en luerSen aisi.
l@en bem Is. Smli nnb benz 5. Au-
quit sm ben 8affen gernfen uer-
Sen. am is. SnIi iuirb Die Ginbt-
rnfung fir gseip Yorf, BenniDlba.
nien, Dbie, Nef-@irginien, W&6i.
aan,, @iseonfin, WiRueiota, SOua,
Nor6. .Oafota, Sib-O -Oafota nnb Sse-
brassa erfDlsen; am 25. Sail Die
fir Naine, sseip Strieg, 8ermont,
Wtaffadjmletts, Nbo6e Sslanb, Gon.
nccirnt OeIaiuare, MarDlan6, 9i.
ftrift Columbia, @irginien, bic Ga-
roIinas, 9enneifee, SQinois, @on-
tana, @boming, Sbabo, SlinOis,
Oregon; nnb am 5. angmit bic fiir
Snbiana, &entndp, Mlabaua, @tor-
gia, GIOrioa, Naiifiiiippi, Arfanfas,
9oniiiana, Dflaboma, 3eTas, Wii-
ionri 9anIas, COLORADO, Neiu Wegi-
co, Mrispna, lttnh nnb Californian.
ariegsminiiter gafer bat ertIGrt,
man beabiidtige init Der Gin5ie-
hung Der 0ienitpflidjtigen fir baS
Seer nid)t Dor bem /. September 81
beginnen. 9ie &onifriptiDn iperoe
iuer0e alio bis balm anf bic arbei-
terperbGltniiIe i'm MQsemeinen feiuen
Ginfluf amsiiben. @enn bic 3emte
einbernfen ifnb, Damn merben lie
id)arf eiHerersiert ueroen miiiiem.
ebe fie fortseid)ift iuerben fonnen.
Die 3eit bes Ginerer5ierens ,nmk al
lerbinss 10 fmrs bemefen ,uerSen iuie
MIR mSDIid.
50 Eager in ben beridiebenen mi.
litGrii6en IepartementS ioaem fir
bic 8riess armee se6ilSet wer-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-18
seine Rad,e.

Sic. y8eiBt on nod, Cigar, lrt-
ter oieiem Baum baben mir uns ben
erItem &l,B gegeben -. adj nein
oas iparlt o,l ia gar nidt!"
or: ,@eipiB ipar d. So. aber
8 II fpdrIt es nift!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-18
,,Rullifbc Krifi$ vcriiber|'
Grflart otr Hremier Wiiniltfr 2moif
Cine 8aueru >8D1t0ettiOu.
llnlere keere$ Bill pollf Kcn9reB dngenofntnen.
9tatipmalgar0e cinbernfcn.
Deul(d)e angebIN aus BuIleccurt vertrieben.
1apaniiebe Kanenenbeete in 1ltar>
feille eineetreffen.


22,00O Mann mntergebradJt. Die
Eager iuerben regnlare Gtabte. iein,
jebe Stabt iuirb 1000 ,06nier sab-
len mnS etiuas mebr cine S.ua6rat-
meile einnebmen, ansid)liehlid Der
GrersierplGbe. Der Mnfban ,pirb pon
&Dntraftoren ansgefiibrt Sffisiere
fiibrcn aber bic Mnfiid)t. glnfer ben
@Dbnbaniern uer6en Gtalle, aiiden,
Gkiale, gnbbanier, 2nserbamler nno
nn6ere Neban6e erridtet iperben.
Mit Ser &riegsanleibe gebt eS
niht 10 glan5enb, ipie es anfanss
Id)ien. Die gertreter Ser Neierpe=
8anfen nnb 6ie Yeanlten ocs Gdmb=
ANTS, iuelde bic Hnterbringana Der.
9lnleibr In 6amben bnben, iueten, sic
eriten 8ebanptmngen bDn eiiter rie=
iigen lleberseidnMng Der Note, Die
iid anf bic eriten NeridJte BON 3eid-
nmngcn itiitten, bdtten iid als Srr-
INN eriuieien. IS miiiie iuadrenS
Der nahiten ~ Sage cine anfcrit
energiide Gampasne sefiibrt iuerben,
ipenn man cine grDbc lteberseidl-
nnng Der MnIeibe ersielen lpolle.
GngliIdje 9epeid)en mel0en bak
es ben GnglGnbern en0lid gelunsen
iei bic 9emtfden ans Sem Orte
8nleconrt sn bertreibtm. Gs singen
idmere aampfe porails, in benen
Die 0entIden srofe @erlnite erlit-
ten. And bei benz Crte gfoenr
leien idapere &an,pfe i'm Vanse.
Bon Berlin aus ipiro bic Han-
nmng gnleecnrt's offisieQs smge-
itanben.
@ie ans Earis semelbet iuirn,
fGn6en bentidr Mngriffe, nor60iflid)
bon Spii1ons, in Der 0egeub BON
Wfonlin be 2affmir nno grnge-en-
2aonnais frat. feien aber pon oen
Jransoien snradgeIdIageu ipor6cn.
An1 Bel Graonne batttn Die ssransp-
len GrfuIse errnngen.
Cine OepefdJe 6es oeiitidlen
ariegsminiiferiams meIaet, baE 6ie
9eutiden in ben eritrn ie4ssebn sa-
gen 0es Nai an Der 6ront I'm iprit-
liden sranfreidj, 5000 Gefangene
gemadt baben, 230O Gnglanber nnb
27Op Iran5oien.
Nns 2pn6Dn iuir6 9emelbet, bic
Oeittiden bGtten angenblidlid sipei
NtQionen 1iann anf benz lueitliden
SAlaftfelb f6mpfen.
Die p&0fnildF 3eitnns" nrelbet,
0af bic 0aniien ans ben BON ibnen
beiekt gebaltenem Hesirfen Gali-
siens, beionbers aus Der Gesenb bon
Stanislam, &olomea, 3nlescsgfi
un6 8ueaae5 alle 8etupbner mannli-
den Wefdtedts i'm alter BON is bis
40 Snbren berfdleppt baben. Der
seiammte @iebbeitan6 1T geranbt
mnb ans ben Dffentliden GebGnben
iinb ale GinriftnngsgesenitGnbe
non @ert geitobIen lpprSen. 9ie
bentld)en Golpnien Mariabilf bel
6olumea nnb Gnibinin bei Stanis-
Ian iinb sGnslih aussepliinbert nnb
benz Gr6boben sleidsemadjt mprben.
Sn @arieile iino japaniide 6a-
nonen gpute einsetroffen, bic
Gransoien nnb GnsIanberu im
Sample segen bic bentidJeu 1lmter-
leebuOte belfen nnb fransGiildJe I'm
terieebppte esfprtieren iolleu.
Der Idiueiseriidye Smnbesrat lit,
luie ans 8ern gemelbet ,utro, bon
Der bemtidrn 9iesiernna amtlid be-
uadrid)tist luoroeu, ban aoblen
aus oem 8nbrrenier in IoIdy reidt
fidem Nake mad Der S6aueis be-
f6roert iutrSen iolen, baf aae Jabri-
Fen i'm Webiet Der GiSseuoi7eRiHaft
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-18
;solaen Der genermus.

Die 9ebensnlitteIteuerllng tit
aher geraoeSu fitrhtbar!. Senfen
g ssbnen MIR, ipegen einem llurrpi.
gen 6hinfen bat nlein Nsann bier
@ofen @efd,Ionis gefriegt!"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-18
Mmslamn.

Ser 8aiIer bat Die beriibntte
Gupferitibiamnllung oes Sdlplles
8ilbeln1bobe, Die 5000 ipertpoile
Gtide, Darunter @erfe BON Mlbrebt
Ouerer uno Weiltern Der nieoerldii-
oilden S9ule entbdlt, Der itaotiihen
aa.nItsaGerie IN 4aiiel als 8eihenf
iihertpieie1.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-18

in poaen1 getrieb erbaItrn ,uerben
f6anen. Ser aobIentransport finoet
auf bem 9fbeine Dun 0nisbarg inb
anoeren nieberrbeiniiden ,5afen bis
gaIeI itatt.
Mns gmifernam funln1t ipiebsr
einnal bic NndJridt, Nnklano ippae
sinen Naffenifilitanb nit ben Gen-
tralntGdten abihliefen.
Spsialiiten baben I'M oeiltiden
Meidystag sic meme ariessanleibe an-
gesrtffen.
6onbnras bat oie 0iplomatiiden
yesiebunsen 5n Geiitldlanb abse=
brpden.
Ser brafilianiide Nelanbte in
BaibingtDii bat bie GrflGrmns abge-
eeben, bnf bie beittlden 8elupbner
Hraflients bnrdans IoDal ieien mnb
pc Megierung BON linen nidts be-
firdte.
Der engliid)e COMMANDER GD=
iparb 81. 8. s.. Gums lit als uNbDi-
lory Gfficer" mnierer Sorpebobuut.
notte, BE iid 5nr 3eit in ben eng
li51en 0eipGilern befinbet, beigegc=
brn. COMMANDER Gbans iol I'M
ltnterieeboptfriea sroee Grfabrnns
Aaben.
* SIN Hlenarfomite bes Nauies iinD
sic b6rgeidlaaenen Stenern anf
Ginfpmmen bon ,nebr als 10000
Nollar aaferorbentlid) erb0bt lpor-
Zen, bod beift es, es luiir0e fein Ser-
ind semad)t ,uerben bic in ber
ariegsitfnerbill ge,nadten 8eitene-
fi1nsen 10 81 erb0ben, bak ibr Gr-
tfag oieSmmme BON 1854 Miaioneu,
Sic man snm geginn bes Srieges
u1tig bnbrn miro, erreidt.
gah ben neiten 9tnIdiasen wirb
sic Ginfommenitener aif Ginfom-
men bpn $4,000 Bis $4,000 sebn
Erpsent betragen. Bon $4,000 bis
$4,000 1875 ErDsent; $4,000
neo w 9Lv9 =. e9so 600 ~ = SS Ss mra,s,,t. ,o
'S150,0 600 bis $200, 900 25 Brpsrut,
Ss,'So SSeo Ooo ~ ~ ,1VU Sann 600 ~ % - S.,a
Gent; 100000 bis $500, 900 371s
Erosent; $5O0,0O0 bis $1,OO0,0O0
'41.25 Trpaent; $1,000,0O0 nn0
"''g: r.. IS $3.50 4.ayS.a'' a. a,ss,s;f; a.
..:.s ~" ,:M .""s's w. 4. Shy.' rass. W., os,s. G
pun m .O. W.e na =. !. g.. vs. S,SSs -. s.r Co. Eoa
suu n.. ...sD t1s o.a :. a,ss.,, ~ @ sas.a IS sas !,
..'.:ae w. -: ,,....s;..sa. t.S ss,.s'n hsit ~
~ gu la"ts.is.puy. I'..1a.Ss pu. Wy w..xs,.n
4,s. Ms.v Msa,,,an m''D bah.n - ,'S h.;Ssr e,sn-
.lnt os:% sv1p" yaoen :" 'sD % WA.
s..r Es S'4D .:as.s ..as.s.as ano M 4.."0s..s, @
,.usa..a .s.:..,, .' W.. s.. e;;.nSohmsn ~.
.a."'e..a a l aD. ~ n S"'ay ~ =.
r o.a: y .a"n uaD.p". DaH go. y.
.osue SeHoHaS:m wv w aSDs" 8" CO. S:!.
1ltl uesp.m n1nM:n, Au1 D.s y.."
cayn'n y Mnne" 'e'"e" s'"''D'A"SeA
Uvase ''s,en as - =.
"as .oAly'hs.O" WY ssm'suet
o'e Ha1.Onalsaroe nsls. eoenIass u,
anI o'e pD"e S'1'esspu'e s'''a0''
~eaoen' an - o,..a >>
aus SsoHs aueea''em ilo
gemelOe1: Ser Sana91lpe11egl M1
vnglano 'lt mn NaapW UNI oIe
oHlo oeH oeaE~eH 1aAaJcoo'I.'sg a
orOgeH0eH CeIaglea upAts etage!1en1
.ooroen. Ste eein~e 5aesls1gs1
Ufanen hm Ans'1eaung pon IeIe-
panen 5Mr velnm 1Drer am gseif-
tr'e9 feuneDmenoen !samlHelan8e-
gOrlgen 1'no aolWa8l'@ oel@'eoeH
mproen.
ore Sfallener oeDanpfen, oaf aae
angrtne Der Seiferresder anf Sfsl-
langen. mel@e ote Saltener IN ~
rer Sf1enltpe srpDerfen 5alaage-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-05-18

gseugieroe fleioet fif, eerne in
bas @efpano Der Seilnabme.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19
STEELTON
CONFERENCE
CHECKS TRADE
President Wilson Calls For
Same Prices to Public as to
the Government

Announcement of the result OF the
conference at Washington last week
between Government heads and the
gave an abrupt check to business in
iron and steel on any large scale. The
vague ideas the trade has entertained
for some weeks of possible readtust-
ments that would have far reaching
poets by the Presidents message TO
business calling for the same prices
to the public as those fixed by the
government.
The Iron Age to-day in summarizing
the situation says:
steel producers have expected to
accept special prices from the Gov
ernment and to have it's requirements
output; but Chairman Gary in his ad-
dress. to the Iron and Steel Institute
late in May said that they also ex-
pected that as costs of production
would be willing to Increase its pur-
chasing prices accordingly. The con-
ference at Washington not only
pointed in the other direction, but al
ernment to get like low prices for its
"The effect on buyers was just
what was to be expected. Through
out consuming industries the one pol
icy is the postponement of buying un-
til the Federal Trade Commission s
finding inquiry is finished.
There is. much speculation as to
the effect of government price f1xing
on the market for finished products in
fraction of the output, as rails, pipe
and tin plate. For plates and shapes,
in which government requirements
will be large, it is recognized that the
there were no regulation of the price
for what remained for general use.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19
Police Information Now
Given For Publication

The police department has taken
on a different attitude and to-day all
available information to the public
was given out for publication. Very
little has been doing in the depart
ment this week, the automobile
drivers have changed their method
of driving and all citizens have been
living within the bounds of the bor-
ough ordinances.
Complaints have been made to the
department that horses are being
abused by drivers. Several alleged to
have violated an ordinance prohibit
ing this were given hearings last
night and discharged with repri-
mands.
o. H. Wingert, of Strasbaurg. was
fined $40 for passing a street car
discharging passengers.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19
-MTDDLETOWN. --

Paul Nipple, of Pike street, has
enlisted in the ambulance corps and
will leave Monday for Columbus.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Knipe and
daughter Emma have returned from
a two weeks visit to Scranton.
A warrant was issued yesterday
afternoon against William Summers
on information by c. c. Etnoyer and
w. V. Lutz for reckless riding of a
motorcycle.
Mrs. Kathryn Updegraph and
granddaughter, Miss Pearl Schooling
are visiting at EliZabethtown.
Mrs. Sherman Hawthorne enter
tanned the Social Circle at Reservoir
Park, Harrisburg. this afternoon.
Sixty young men from town have
enlisted in the service of Uncle Sam
They are: Etter N, Charles and
Martin Houser, three sons of Mr..
and Mrs. William Houser of Race
street; Raymond Arndt, Irwin Bow
Edward Benson, Howard Bergstres-
ser, Paul Nipple, Uel Cole, George
Campbell, j. II. Covan, Edward Cliff
ford, Jr., Edward Campbell, Lawr-
ence Deimler, James Davis, John
Daugherty, Earl Davis, DR.. w. p.
Evans, Roy Geesey, Claude CARRIER,
Arthur Greenawalt, Robert Habron,
w. j. Hewitt, BENJAMIN Hammond,
]. F. Hoke, DIR. J.. Croll Nissley, Ed
gar Jeffries, Daniel Kinsey, NJ. w.
Lesher, j. C. Lingle, Jr., w. C.
Lynch, Fletcher MilesNWilliam Mus
grove, Lawrence Pickle, Charles
Poutz, Jerome Palmer, j. F. Park,
Jr., Ernest Rough, Russell Romber-
ger, Park Rathfon, w. c. Richards,
Paul Schaeffer, G.. G. Steck, Charles
Schaeffer, e. S. Shilig, Ward Schie-
fer, Daiel Shroy, II: o. Statler, James
and Arthur Werlich, Abram Zell,
Royalton; John Burger, e. l.. Hoov-
er, Charles Smith, w. e. Myers and
John Keiser.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19

best practical and specific assist
ance in the problems of agricul-
ture." The commission prescribed
that the advisers should perform
such duties as the Governor may
require"
When the counselors dropped
work they had six weeks dates
be kept, but in the main the adj
visers will give attention to the
stimulation of big farming opera
tions for 1918.
State Tracing Fires-Forty-seve
suits have been started by the
States chief forest fire warden on
charges Of malicious starting of for
est fires. There have been eleven
thirteen cases tried and number Of
cases are pending. Claims to the
number of Ais have been presented
for fires this spring, 226 having been
sent to railroads. 1t is estimated at
the department that half OF the
claims will be settled without re-
course to law. Scarcely any of the
railroads., says q statement. have
raised objections to claims and have
been rendering assistance to eXtin-
guish fires. In a claim made in Elk
trees of large prospective value was
burned over through carelessness.
The department claims damages on
the basis of value of trees sixty
years hence, when they would have
matured, discounted to the present.
Governors Appointments - The
Governor has appointed DR.. H. I.
Rothrock, West Chester, member of
the Forestry Commission; and John
T. Downing, Scranton, member of
the State Osteopathic Board.
New 1nspcctor-Ernest G. Smith,
of Turtle Creek, was appointed a
State factory inspector
Complain of RateS-Several COM
plants against increases OF rates
made by Western Pennsylvania cleo
trio companies have been filed at the
Public Service Commission. The
commission is asking for answers
and hearings will be held.
Kotur Respited - A respite was
granted yesterday for Nikolo Kotur,
Dauphin county, sentenced to be
electrocuted in the week of July %,
staying the execution until the week
of October l.
Mfr. Schoch Here - Hiram B.
Schoch, former Harrisburg newspa-
perman, now an attorney in Pitts
burgh, was here on department bus
mess yesterday.
Going Right Ahead - Dairy and
Food Commissioner Foust is going
right ahead in enforcing the cold
storage under the decision of the
Supreme Court, which unanimously
reversed the Allegheny county court.
Answers Looked For-The answers
of the Pittsburgh public service COM
panies against which the city of
Pittsburgh filed complaints are eX-
pected to be, made within a short
time The time was extended. There
will be hearings in the fall.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19
Steelton Snapshots

Murder Follows Quarrel - Wit
death of Dean Dent at 452 Myers
street, Saturday morning, held last
night testified that the murder fol-
lowed an argument over the disap-
pearance of $3.50. Wright who is al
legged to have committed the murder is
still at large.
To Initinte CIass-A class of can
didates will be initiated into the
Steelton Lodge, 1874. I. o. o. f., at a
meeting tomorrow night.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19
To Give Soldier Kits to
Enlisted Steelton Boys

Each Steelton boy who has en-
listed in the service of his country
is to have a well-equipped kit on his
departure from the borough.
These kits are presents from the
Steelton Red Cross society and ten
of them have just been completed.
The kits contain nearly everything a
soldier would want. Enclosed in the
kits which are made of khaki is
found: "A Jimmy" pipe, tobacco,
playing cards, soap, wash cloth;
complete sewing outfit consisting of
needles, buttons, scissors and thread;
cold cream, tooth brush, comb, cor
responding material, postal cards,
writing paper, envelopes and pencils
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19
REPAIRING STREET

The Borough Highway Depart
ment is busy relaying sections of
wooden block in Front street that
have raised up during the recent
wet weather. A force of workmen
were working between Locust and
Pine streets to-day. Probably the
highest hump" is at Front and Lo-
Gust streets where the block has
raised up about a foot.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19
FoIrR GEORGE wAsHINGToNs

Steelton has four George Wash-
ingtons. The quartet lives in one
house in the Locust Grove camp
and are employed at the local steel
plant. The colored men came here
from the South and are proud of the
little order they have formed at the
camp, known as THE George Wash
ington Quartet"
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19

their trips about the State to-day.
The eight men have been in close
touch with the State Department of
Agriculture since they retired and
some of them have been answering
letters seeking advice.
The Defense Commission has set
aside $4,000 for the employment of
the counselors "to cooperate with
the National Government and the
agencies authorized in this Common
wealth to give farmers at once the
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19
FINE TRESPAssERS

Two trespassers at the borough
reservoir were given a hearing be-
fore Justice of the Peace Stees last
night and fined S5 each. The men
were: Mich Ambrius and P. Senic.
The men were arrested by a reser-
voir officer:
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-07-19
COUJNSELLORS TO
RESUME WORK
Defense Committee Directs
Them Back on Job;
Tracing Farms

The eight farm
counselors w h o
were in State SER
vice until the
Legislature a d.
journed with o u t
making any ap-
preparation and
who were yester-
day ordered en-
gagged by the State
Defense Commits
sion will resume
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-15
PROFESSIONAL GAR RDS

PHYSICIANS
DIR. II. ID. LUCIkETT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Office, Davis Building
Office Hours, 10 a. m. to IL M; p. m.
to D. m. Phone 87W.
DIR. w Il. HEFFERNAN
Specialist Eye, Ear. Nose and Throat.
Office in Davis Bldg, FL Centro, Cal.
Telephone 233.
Dir. A. K. ELLIOTT
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
Opera House Building
office hours, 10 to IL a. M; to p: m.
ReSidence, barbara Worth Hotel
s1bla. r. = BURGER
y s..fiYSICIAN AND SURGEON
al and 18 Opera House Bldg.
r. Hours 10 to IL, to 5
Phones: Office SOW, Residence 89R
DIR. II. N. MAYFIELD
THROAT, STOMACH. KIDNEYS
6O6 Improved for the Flood
Maj. & Mil. Surgeon tRetired
Ex-Menl. Board Med. Examiners
Late Ry. Surg and Lect. on Clin. Med:
office, 1872 Paulin Avenue. front OF
Ca!exico Hotel. Calexico. -
CIVIL ENGINEERS
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-15

}IRDLAND-
Carries the most complete stock
in America of rare and beautiful
birds from all over the world. Be-
fore purchasing a pet of any kind
visit our stores and see the large
collection of fancy and aviary birds.
We carry the largest stock of all
kinds of cages, of all prices and va
rieties; also foods and remedies fo,'
any of your pets.
TALKING PARROTS
The good, tame double yellow
heads so widely sold as the human
takers; celebrated birds from Co.
rinto, known to be the best alking
parrots.
DOGS
Our Dog Department is at your
service with collection of dogs and
puppies of all kinds; also full line
of kennel supplies. Send for illus
trated catalogue in colors, FREE.
L. M. GRIDER
1901 Central Ave, and 210 Mercan~
tile place, Los Angeles, Cal. 80
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-15
For Sale.

About IL carloads of lumber at bar
gain prices. Can be laid down hero
ut practically half the Price of new
lumber. This lumber was used in the
false work on the new municipal
warehouse at San Pedro and is in fine
condition. About 5000 pieces of 4Xl
S feet long, fine for fence posts. \
lot of 4x8, 4x1O and Axe, fire fo7
bridges. Also 2x6, 2x10, 6x6, 6xS, 8xS
1Ox1O, 1Ox12 and 12x12. About 40
900 feet Ike in short lengths. Wi
make very attractive price to anyone
On entire lot. For further informa
tion and prices address Captain c. ]
Peters, Barbara Worth hotel, City.2-1j
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-15
sOTICE INVITING SEALED PRO
POSALS FOR FURNISHING MA
TERIAL FOR EXTENSION OF
WATER SYSTEM.

WATER SYSTEM.
Notice is hereby given that sealed
proposals or bids will be received by
the undersigned, City Clerk Of the
City Of El Centre, at the City Hall of
said city, up to 1880 o'clock p. m,
Wednesday, the 14th day Of Fcbru-
ary, 1917, for furnishing said City
with the following described mate
rial, f. 0. b. Ell Centre, to wit:
1S1 pieces Class "B," four-inch cast
iron pipe, twelve feet long, or
100 pieces Glass 3d." four-inch cast
iron pipe, twenty feet long <latter pre-
ferred).
Two AKA hub-end cast iron crosses.
Five 4x4x4 hub-end cast iron Tees.
Six four-inch iron body, bronze
mounted hub-end gate valves, Crane
No. 462, or equal.
Five four-inch fire hydrants, three
feet six inches bury. Keystone single
throw, 21a Inch nozzle.
Twelve 4x2 reducers.
The Board of Trustees reserves the
right to reject any or all bids.
BY order of the Board Of Trustees
of the City of FL Centre.
Dated this 25th day of January
1917.
iSEAL) WE. VAN WAY.
Feb1O City Clerk of Said City.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-15
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the an
nual stockholders meeting of the I'M
perial Valley Gas Company will be
held at their office, 131 South Sixth
street, in the City of Ell Centre, on
February 20, 1917, at 10 o'clock a. M,
for the election of board of direc-
tors and the transaction of such other
business as may come before it.
Dated FL Centro, February 8, 1917.
2-1O HARRY M. OFT, Secretary.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-15

FARM LOANS
at a low rate of interest and on
a plan similar to the proposed Fed
eral Loans. Money available al
once. If you cannot find the time
to call, just drop me line or call
me up and l will drive out and eX-
plain. Will loan on final certifi-
cate.
l.. P. SARGENT
,552 Main Street Phone 265
Ell Centre tt
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-15
Notice to Property Owners.

Call at your Bank, the office of
your Mutual Water Company or the
Irrigation District and sign the peti-
ton for Bond Election. It is import
ant that the Election be held at the
earliest possible date. 2-l7
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-15
WANTED--WORK

THOROUGHLY competent auto driv-
er wants position. Address Work,
care Press. 2-ZO
EXPERIENCED chauffeur wants job.
Address Chauffeur, care Press. PIG
Imperial Valley press., 1917-02-15
HOLTON INTER-UR5Ar>
RAILWAY COMPANY

1915.
icl Centre to Brice, Meloland and HOLT
vile.