davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06

ba11ifelig maales, lite bare lom ST
'ftorie pe0 bet iumlenoe uoinn BET
gaD ODER bor n6bifling neo til
1914 / Jig ielb % / 2plet at De al
meme enrop9iffe aulturItrsmuinger,
men ogian iom 9aaben / BEN inten=
ie politiife og rationale Scamp, Der
blep fgrt Der biemme.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
Gburpe & 9hgffen, &anbipobi So,

Sc %befjenote ifonoinubilfe 2ono-
i9!gere, Sborpe & Npffen i 8ill=
alor, M}inn, opfor6rer / bositooe11be
MpertiSl cement ollie lfa116inobiife
2anosm9ll0 til at lfribe til bent for
grbol0elie ONT nprntere Oplpsnin~.
ger o1l1f Sc blomitren6e ifon6inapilfe
5%ettlen1enter, ser fi1oes / &a1oi-
pobi County.
2an0et / oisie ggne er uomprfet
ca11et til Mgerbrugs- og Rreot1troDl.
Set er ipbnt boffet, fort Mh1lojoro
meo 2crn1oerlag og cit Mengoe
lml1ffe 5ger finoes / ggnen. S
GonntDet er Ser life mi11ore enc nj
Observation-Disclosures, bbilfet betDoer
gooe Observation-Disclosures. groos al
le oiSie Soroele Tan go0e op6Drfeoe
5orme bog en0nu faos fra $50 til
500 pit. Mere. @il!mor, Sen ltgrite .
Bp / Gonntpet, bar iii 5000 Sno-
bDggere og er ! rig uopifling; 5fo=
er | en- goo Dr6e11 meo.
5eminarinm og Sbjifole, Ser giber
eli l6mprfet un0erbisning.
Ii1lige fin0es Ser life minorc
emo &c i%fonoinabiife airfer, for11oen
l11o11ge andre Nationers1 iaa man
berbeo babe 2ejligbeb til at Tut
fe itg til oct 5omfun6, man tilbg=|
rer. Spis mon oerfor ipger Ell goo
5arm til en- rimelig Gris, gigr
retteit at ifribe til Gorpe &
9}}pfffelt, 8illmnr, Mint.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
@tnhRhagr,

Sen 6. Wfurts bar set Is Mar,
fi0e1 Boltor sc. 9. @olm, MI / De=
troit, Meich., bleb or6ineret til
Brplt / 9en 6anife Strife; ban blep
ltrafs efter Oroinatio1e1l fal6et al
Meenigbe6en / SalinaS, Sal.
&~irfe1omfnnoetS Tormon6> $50
ltor g. s.. @rabe1gaar6 / Marquet=
tie, Neb., Dil ben 12. Stunt f1n11e
fejre tit IS MarS Subilnum, i6et
ban bleb or0ineret / Chicago al &a=
flor 81. g. geiellen og fort efter
obertog 1in f6rlte Brni tegierning |
|5ionr GitD, Soma.
Oct er 6eSnoen / Mor IS Mar,
ii6en &rpiterne s. 6. 6tran6ifoo
(@tlontic, Soma) og g. 6. @o6=
bol0t Macine @iS.) blep orbinere=
oe: 9ette ffete poa @irfeiamfnn6etS
femte Mars1n96e / @ffborr, Soma,
ben "a. 5eptember 1882.
Canine Mar rejlte Baitor $. s.
8eoerien til Grant Micb., bpor ban
bpgge0e Miblan0 &gjifole, lom oab-
neoeS Sen l. gtobe1nber 1882, og
iom iaale6eS MI gaor tit 35 Mors.
Subil9um / Mp6e.
Den 26. S111f 5. 81. CT oct IS
Nar, li6en Boltor 81. Mn6erlen
(8rooflpn, 81. 81 bleb orotneret i
8a11paco, @is., bbor bol1 / r1ogen
Sio oirfeoe lom &reit.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
100 Mar.


6ru Dru6e Gatbrine 2ampe, fg6t
Daae, CT afgaaet be6 Dg6en / Sri
%ltiania, n9r 100 Mar gommel. SUN
bar @nfe efter 5ogneprelt til
Stranoebarm, CLAUS grn1t 2ompe,
bar fe6t 21be 6ebr1or 1917 og
9atter al boberer16e 5ognepreit til
Some, Sper Muntbe Daoe % SUI
ltru @6borbine Mag6alene Morgre=
tbe S%rit5ner.
Otter at Sogneprei It 2ompe bab=
sc taget Mfife6, flptte6e 9ggteporret
fer in6 til 8pen, bbor Sru 2ompe
ogiaa bleb boen6e efter Man6ens
500.
Sen ganle 9ame, lom por al:
Dol6t og. agtet al Ell flor Rre0s al
5legt og @enner, bar til set aller-
iioite | 8elt66elie al ct m%isnn6elies=
DGr6igt &elbre6 og EN- uibefffeI
2%ibsfraft. Sum bab6e gleoet fig til
at iamle 5legte11 ON fig poa fin
100 Mors6og og bob6e Daabet Of
funne fejre 0enne ljel0me Sc.
6rn 2ampe bar 1in bpje Ml6er
me0 Sen imuffeite 8gr6iQEeD !oQ
ct frei6igt Mo6, ionn gjorte pngri
@enerotioner til Sfamme, og po1
en- 1Dmpatbiif &eprGientant for Ell
iDl1n0en Si6, friber vl1gens g}Dt"
&%rtitiania pg 3eppeltnerfaren*
&igbenbabnerblo6et sort 2o116"
er, ifriner ct .norif Blo6, 110en
|Gbibl Sen MbiS, iom er be6it ul10er=
rettet om> bbo6 Ser bliber gjort poo
be forifiellige Setter / Norge. &pob
Dor &rigsbereb1fob ongaor, berpli.
aes Daniferne I e11 &orreipo110nnce
ira @ri1tta11ia neD fplgenDe op1tgts=
baffen0e Me00elel1er:
rSelt pelgjgreroe er set at b6re
SEN Silli6sfulobe6, bborne6 Sc nor
tie Sfficerer u6toler fig ON Morges
&rigsbere6ifab> iaofremt set ifulbe
blibe til b1o6ig Mlbor. &ri1tionio
er / 6el1 @ru6 itfret moo 2nfton=
greb, at ingen 3eppeliner bil6e font
me 1eDenOe fra ct Iogt imo0 @Den.
De mpgtige &gi0er, iom omgi0er
oen norife &obe61fa6, er lterft be-
fpite6e og ipnffe6e meo 8allon=
1ifptS. Seren er go6t gbet og bel
nornitet og Mmm1tnition til 5te0e
/ rigelig Mpngoe."
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
Ddn$ke iHff1erikd
IL BIND.

Danmakbygningen pa verdensudsiningen San Francisco 1916.
DObbelthefte IL er udkOmmetg
lndhold af Hefte IL.
Den Danske Indvandring til de Forenede Slater
De Danske we'd 0vre Walnut Greek, Kansas,
Historisk Koloniskildring af Arbejdsmand Julius
Kansas, '"The sunf1ower State
M RG pan;ne d ! Kansas Rado Mi statsa og : stat t str.e 0Terk5gt)
Wis, at Pastor Engel 4: HjoTtsvang.
bon, Juneau Co., Wis, at Pastor Engel A. Hjorts-
Den danske Koloni we'd shennington, Monroe Co. Wis,
Dc Danske Pleasant Valley, St. croix Co., Wis., at Ras-
mus Paulson, Baldwin, Wis.
illinois, af G. S. S~trandvold.
Den danske Koloni og we'd Sheffield, Bureau Co., ILL.,; at
: N. C Rasmussen.
De Danske Bureau, Ill, af N. C. Rasmussen.
De Danske Illinois. (Historisk og statstisk OversigtJ
Prarien. AT H. Rosenstand.
Nebraska, at G. S. Strandvold.
meddet at Peter Ebbesen. (Skildringer fra Nysted,
Dannebrog, Elba, D5annevirke, etc.,
byggerminler fra Nebraska@ l"s :
Den danske Koloni we'd Marquette og Kronborg, Hamilton
Co., Neb. AT Pastor II. Ravn.
De Danske Racine, Wis, af Peter Jacobsen.
Hgfe II err rit lMu,vrvt med ca halyfudaudsyve
BMeder og Porhnt1v.
o..
Under Trykning err Dobbelthefte,3-4 sem udkcmmer
I APRIL 1917.
At den righoldige ndholdsfortegnels hidsatter vi:
De Danske Racine, Wis, at Peter Jacobsen. s1uttet
fra Hefte IL,
Koloniskndringer fra
Polk County, Wisconsin,
Michigan,
Manistee, Mich.
En- Pionerprast Michigan.
Juh1, Mich.
S%palding og Powers, Mich.
Iowa.
M~oorhead, Iowa.
West Branch, Iowa.
Scranton, Iowa.
Jewell, Iowa, etc. etc.
DobbehhsfS 81 e Ag@hds rgt 1eyyn<t med mango xankhrnt;,ke
BMedeog Porretr.
-0-
Dobbelthefte SO er under Forberedelse og udkommer
iL0bet af Maj 1917.
Indholdet vii onnfatte Skildringer fra
Minnesota.
Clarks Grove, MINI.
Geneva og Glendale, MINI.
Baptister we'd Sleepy Eye, MINI.
Nelson, MINI.
Elmdale, Mimi.
South Dakota,
.Viborg, So. Oak.
Ethan, So. Oak.
North Dakota.
Danevnle, No. Oak.
%skildringer fra Washington California, Nebraska etc.
Danske den norske Synode.
Danske Frikirken. Etc, etc.
DobbeHhaHe So vi. indeholde ct stort final Biz
Leder og Porheter.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1917-04-06
Anrgr.
@iprnipn.6an1ilien

Sru &aroIine Bjgrnion bar MI
forla6t M1leita6 % bar taget 0p-
bolo bos Ginar 8iprnion paa bent
nes. @jenoom Slembul Deo &riiti-
anin.
Sru 8ergliot Sbien, +. 8jprnion,
6er iammen meb itn Mano opbo1=
Der fig i @erlin, gap forleoen en-
&oncert / Settler 8ilbelms &C.
odcbtnis aircbe" % pmtoles meo
enitemmig Mnerfjen0elie / 8erliner-
bla6enes Mnmeloelier.
ST.. Sbien bar / pprigt / noger
SID b9ret iengeliggenoe efter ct 8il=
nbelo, ban bob6e, ioet Dpren poo
bans 8il git op, 1aale0es at bon
fal6t no al 8ogrten, me6erts oe11ne
bar / Sart.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
.AkCya RekrutaCyjna do ArmH
POISkiej W Chicago.

Skiego uchwalii wystapic in corpore ma
naboaeGstwo o godzinie 10 80 pred po-
ludniem a do pozegnania o~chOtnik6w
wybrai Swego prezesa, aid. 17tej war
dy. st. Adamkiewicza, kt6ry wygiosi do
Mich move pozegnalna ma obiedzie W
hall paraf. Sw. Jana Kantego. Klub o.
byw. ks. J. POniatOwskiego wzywa tez
wSzystkich Kantowian, ably kto tylko
mOze, przybyl na to n~abozenStwo do
kOSciOia Sw. Jana Kant, azeby pozc-
gnaG te kOchana pOlSka miOdziez naSza,
aieby zyczyG i'm szczeSliwej podr6zy,
azeby zyczyc jej szczeSliwej podr6ay,
naszego wroga / lyczyG jej szczeSliwe-
90 powrOtu jake z~wyciezc6w, jake Ry-
Gerry PolSkich z pieSnia ma uStach
,,Jeszcze Polska ME zgincla, ale jul pO-
wStaia. DO ja Polska Armia uratowa-
la. JesZcze raz wzywamy Was Kan
tOwiaCy i Kantowianki, W imieniu III.
w. ms y. OuldION ShheSO, Any JUN
ami jedna Osoba ME pozostala w domu,
ale przyjdzcie wSzyscy do naszego ko-
Sciofa i kto moze, MECH pozoStanie 2
piracy, a ktO PRAGUE do poIudnia i ME
moze sic uwolniG, MECH spieszy po pra-
cy pozegna ich PREY ~odchodzeniu oko-
10 gOdziny 1-szej pc poludniu.
Zarzady kIub6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
Zarzady klub6w.

Sprawl organizacyi ~koncert6w
Pierwszej Kapeli Armii Polskiej pod
kierunkiem i re wsp6iudziaIem Ia
deuSza Wronskiego razno posuwa sic
naprz6d!' Program jest tax piekny.
urozmaicenie wieikie, wsp6}praca lu-
dzi bardzo wybitnych, wszystko to
quarantine ~koncertom wielkic po-
wodzenie. Orchestra wojskowa ode
sra same ludowe utwory. Orchestra
zaS wloScianska W kostyumach Judo
wych akompaniowaG hedzie Wron--
skiemu do szeregu pieSni ludowych,
a wiec uslyszymy: ,,TancowaI Ku--
ba", ,,Czy pa~mietasz", "A zawracaj
cd komina", II caiej duszy". Mao
ka", YMatulu kochana" i I'D Kra-
kowa jade.
Przypomna sic nam dawne dzieje,
gdy usiyszymy pieSni ludowe W ia
klein jak Wronskiego wykonaniu.
A wiec kto zyw, MECH ma koncer-
ty te, kt6re So przez Wydziai Naro-
dowy P. C. K. R. urzadzane. Spieszy.
Pierwszy koncert odbedzie sic W
Sail Zjednoczenia, 1854 Milwaukee av
W sobote, dnia 3go b. m, o godz.
1870 wieczorem.
w niedziele odbeda sic diva kon-
certy: o godz. 4tej popo}. W szkole
parafialnej sw. Piotra i Pawia; o
godz. 1870 wiecz. W hall Pulaskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
Z K~ENSINGTON.

Sprawl Armii Polskiej szybko po-
stepuje naprzod. Komitet Obywatel-
ski dok}ada wszelkich staran, ably
zapewnit powodzenie wiecom uchwa-
lonym.
Ksiadz Proboszcz Pajkowski by
wa ma kazdem pos;edzeniu. KS. pro-
boszcz zucho}a p~racuje z poSwiece-
MEM ola sprawy Armii Polskiej.
Pierwszy vice odbedzie sic W
nastepna niedziele, dnia Ago listo-
pada, W hall parafialneJ W West Pull
man.
Komitet Obywatelski zaprasza
wszystkich Polak6w z West Pullman,
Burr Oak i Blue Islam ma wiec W
~niedziele.
G}6wne biuro rekrutacyjne miesci
sic pnr. 11752 Indiana ave-, r6g E.
11tej ul. tuz obok koScio&a Biog. Sa-
lomei W Kensington.
Komitet ObywatelSk.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
Z AVONDALE.

Ma ostatnie mposiedzeniu Tow. CHM.
Sok6} Polski, gr. 27ma z. y. P. zapa-
dla uchwala, azeby zwolac vice agita-
cyjny Armii Polskiej / wybrac staly
Komitet Obywatelski ma dzielnice A
vondale.
Do kOmitetu tymczaSowegO wchOdza
nastepujace osoby oh. Leon KleszcZyh-
ski, Lucyan .Koterski, st. Milewski.
P. Schwaba, F. WO}owski, ]. Przanow-
ski i Jan P. KoSkiewicz, sekr. gniazda.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
KrOnika MiejSC0Wa.
PROUCENCI MLEKA STRAJ
KUJA.
zadaja wyzszej ceny mleka; Rad
federalny dziala.

Farmerzy w SVEN uporczy-
wem zadaniu wyzszej ceny NILE
ka, przestali s~przedawac mleko
handlarzom, ktorzy pod tym
wzgledem zaspokajaja ~potrzeby
ludnosci chicagoskiej. DIS Chica
go otrzyma tylko Is procent
t. j. cokolwiek mniej niz si0dma
Geese swej %normalnej iloSci NILE
Ia. Jest to rezultatem Strajku
10000 farmerow w Illinois, Wis
consin i Indiana, kt0rzy nietylko
re sic ME godza ma znizenie ceny
hurtownej z $40 do SIS "a sto
funtow, ale nawet zadaja podnle-
sienna ceny do $3.71 "a sto fun
tow. Znizenic ceny mleka umoz-
liwi sprzedaz tegoz "a y centow
kwarte W Chicago.
Wszystkie wladzc 50 Iporuszo-
ne, tax miejskie, jak powiatowc,
stanowe i federalne
Sytuacya juz wczoraj stala sic
tax powazna, &c federalny admi-
nistrator zywnoSciowy ia Stan
Illinois Harry A. Wheeler posta-
nowi} obie strony pogodzic. dzia-
lajac jake arbiter.
P. Wheeler wezwa} wczoraj
topofudniu representative obu
stron ma konferencye do swego
tiura, pnr. 12O West Adams III.
Stowarzyszenie producentow re-
Frezentujq: F. 7. Holt, prezes,
w. !. Kitle, sekretarz, c. H. Pot
ter, personal---very. wydzialu
mlecznego i C. S. Deneen, ich
adwokat.
Handlarzy reprezentujq H. NJ
Reser ! !. ]. Fitzpatrick L tirmy
Borden. r. A. Bowman i +. kuhl
man Z firmy Bowman, S. S. Chap
ell. w. Z. Wanzer i Ira !. Mix.
Przy koncu wczorajszej sesyi
oSwiadczono, re producencl ere
zygnowali Z ~wyzszych cen | juz
tylko zqdaja tel samej ceny, jakq
otrzymywali w zeszlym mlesla-
Gu, t. j. S3.42 "a sto funt0w, co
macy, re ccna konsumentow by
iaby 10 centow "a kwarte. DIS
sic odbedzie druga konferencya,
ma kt0rej sprawl ma bye zafat-
wiona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
Posiedzenie Towarzy-
silva Lekarzy Polskich
W Chicago.

Miesieczne posiedzenie odbedzie sic
dnia Ego listopada, r. b. o godzinie 9tej
wieczorem W Domu Wv. Polek, 1909
Ashland ave.
Sprawy:
II Uzupelnienie programu i daisy
ciag wyklad6w ola pielegniarek z pros
ba o wziecie udzialu W ~wykiadach.
-. Sprawl lekarzy W rekrutaCyi pol
skiego wOjSka.
81 Czytanie W caloSci hiStoryi Tow.
Lekarzy POlSkich.
A. Odczyt i og6lna dyskusya.
DIR. A. PietrzykOwski,
Sekretarz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
600 ZWIJA IN
TERES,

Wczoraj biuro kolektora miej-
skiego byio przepeinione szynka
rzami, starajacymi sic o licencye
ma drugie poirocze. Wiadomem
jest, re 600 do 700 licencyi mniej
bedzie wydanych obecnie niz pol
rcku temu. Dokladna liczba ME
Ledzie znana az "a kilka tygodni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
POZEGNANIE OCHOTNIKOW Ma
KANTOWIE.

Jutro wielka ~uroczystosG W parafii
sw. Jana Kantego. u pOwOdu jutrzejsze
20 pozegnania Ochotnik6w do Armii Pol
skiej przez Zwiazek NarOdOwy Polski,
wczoraj odbyly sic diva posiedzenia W
parafii sw. Jana Kantego, t. ]. Klubu
Oh. KS. ]. PoniatowskiegO i III. Kr6l.
Eingi. Klub Obyw. ks. J.. POniatOw-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
y

Damskie dobre sk6rko--
kowe ~rekawiczki So to
okazy, reg. $1.5O, 81 l
$3.50 wartosG, wielki a
sortment do wyboru IN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02

CaIkiem welniane AngO
Ia garnitury sal i cap
ka, wszystkie kOlOry i
bale, reg. $3.50 wartosc
specyalnie ia sObOte
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02

Rome pOZostaie 7jc leo
wartOSci, runiste kOSZule 1
racie. Me wszystkie wielkO-
s Sci '1tuk" SOC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
II WYSZYNKoW RI Ii

Ia przekroczenie praw i poll
cyjnych regu} jedenascie wyszyn
kow straci licencye. Niektore 2
tych wyszynk0w mia}y notory-
CINE kabarety.
Burmistrz Thompson i set po-
licyi Schuettler wczoraj poleclli
miejskiemu kolektorowi ForsDer-
gowi, azeby odmowi} licencyi
tym wyszynkom ma nastepne pol
1ocze, dopoki Sledztwo I'M wyto-
czone ME zostanie ukohczonc.
Ia kradziez zywnosci ma
STACEY marynarskiej Great Lakes,
aresztowanych zosta}o wczoraJ
dziewiec ludzi, a trzech Z Mich re
stacy. Trzej oficerowie przyje-
chali Z Waszyngtonu ma rozpo-
rzadzenie sekretarza marynarki /
wytoczyli Sledztwo. Dw6ch Office
row Z rezerwy jest wplatanych.
Grozi i'm zdegradowanie i process
kryminalny. Oskarzeni kradli zy-
whose rzadowa, a oficerowie uzy-
wall ia W domach, hub sprzeda-
wall restauracyom. Kradzieze
trwaIy cd lipca. Skradziono zyw-
nose ma $4,000.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1917-11-02
MOTIVE KARY.

Specyalny prokurator federalny
R. w. Childs przypomnia}, re So
dwie ustawy ~federalne, ktoreml
MONA dosiegnqt strajkujacych
farmerow. Jedna ustawa opiewa,
re ktokolwiek niszczy Jakikols
wick artykui spozywczy, zamlast
dostawiaG'go ola konsumpcyi, ten
moze bye skazany ma $4,000 ka-
~ i ma uwiezienie. Niektorzy
bowiem Z farmerow jawnie sic
odgrazali, re VIOLA mleko znisz-
czyc, anizeli dostawiac handla-
rom "a nizsza Gene niz S3.tl "a
sto funtow.
Druga ustawa federalna opie-
wa, re ktokolwiek przeszkadza W
transportacyi jaki' kolwlek ar
tykulu spozywczcgo, ten moze
bye skazany ma $4,000 kary !
eva lata wiezicnia.
lest widocznem, &c larmerz
obawiaja sic drastycznej akcyi ze
strony ~federalnej, gdyz spowo-
dowali wiekszy brak mleka W
Chicago. anizeli sic spodziewali,
co nawet handlarze przyznal1.
Pikiety stowarzyszenia prodr-
centow stoja PREY stacyach han
diary ma prowincyi / ME pozwa-
laja zadnym innym .farmerom
sprzedawac mleka pc nizSzych
cenach.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-21

it is true, who may be animated by
other motives, but they are few. They
are cheerfc,ly accepting their part IN
the great work and are willing.
The people who know the valley
know these facts, but the danger lies
in the laying down of rules by the
district boards which are to apply to
all. Attorney Conkling tried to inn
press all this on the meeting of the
district boards and no doubt succeeded
in showing them, but failed to get any
promises. He laid the facts before
them clearly and pointed,y and has
no fear that investigation will show
any misstatements. But the trouble
lies with the application of general
rules, to this particular place and this
should not be done.
We believe that the best interests
of the American nation can be served
by allowing the actual farmers and
irrigators to remain at home pro-
ducing.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-21
COLLEGE OPENING POSTPONED
AUTUMN Semester of Washington State
College Recognizes Agricultural
Demands
CE, Associated Press)

Pullman, Wash, Aug. 21.--Unoffi-
cial reports say the fall semester Of
the state college will not open until
he first Monday in October. The
'umored change, it is said, is 10 be
:aken in order to give as many of
me young students as possible an op-
'ortunity of doing farm work and fin
sh the harvesting on Washington
farms.
What effect the action, if any, may
have on al athletics, is not known, but
j. +. Boiler, head of athletics at WASH
ington State College, has said that
undoubtedly the football schedule will
ne rearranged to conform with the
change, if it is TO be made.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-21
Voice ofthe People

The following statement was given
out by the Holton Power Company
today concerning recent service IN
/ terruptions in the Imperial Valley:
The criticism to which are service
has of late been subjected in the
columns Of the press throughout the
Valley, while undoubtedly actuated by
motives wholly for the public good,
nevertheless indicates a misconcep-
ton on the part of many people Of
the operating difficulties inherent in
the electrical business and the spc-
cIal conditions surrounding our sys-
TEN in the Valley, over which the
company is at times power.ess 10
exercise control. 1t is also intimated
that the company is not fulfilling its
full duty to the public by failing to
pl ovide sufficient auxiliary general
ing capacity to carry our Valley load
during periods when our transmission
line from the north is out of service.
The company realizes the loss and
inconvenience which are suffered by
the pubic through cessation of SER
vice, and fully recognizes its obliga-
ton to furnish ct all times, service
as free from interruption as possible.
Aside from the public duty which the
company acknowledges, it is also true
that these Interruptions mean direct
ard serious money loss to Us. On the
basis of our present connected load,
losses from service Interruptions en-
ceed thousand dollars per day; and
ii is obvious that, regardless of con-
siderations of public policy, our own
interests would cause US to exert the
utmost efforts toward eliminating in
terruptions.
Prior 10 the construction Of the
construction of the transmission line
connecting the Hc!ton Power Com
pany with the Southern Sierras sys-
teTn,' the generating capacity and dis
tributing system were wholly made
quate to care for the business, and
that the service has since shown Z
very marked improvement is appar-
ent to anyone who is familiar with
conditions as they existed prior to the
taking over BY the company by tbs
present management. At that time
ali OF the generating plants in the
Valley were in a condition of disrc-
pair, and the company has since spent
large sums OF moey in making repairs
and placing the properties in better
operating condition. The Holtvi,le
hydro plants, although equipped TO
carrying a good proportion OF our
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-21
SAL MON PACK SMALL
ALASKAN CANNERIES NOT DO.
ING WELL
in Some Sections 1t Promises To Be
Up to the Average, But Is
Generally Low
tBy Associated Prsss)

San Francisco, Aug. 21.-Latest
Alaskan advices are to the effect that
the pack as whole will be a short
one, especially on the lower end Of
the Alaskan peninsula including the
Port Moller section, where the pack Is
almost failure. The canneries In
this district have always been consid-
cred among the best and most produc-
tive of the territory, while the output
for this year will probably not exceed
10 per cent of that Of 1915.
The pack promises to be an average
one in the Bristol Bay section. En-
ceedingly stormy weather prevented
the uusa! fishing operations in Cook S
inlet, Central Alaska, and all reports
indicate that the output of the numer-
GUS canneries in this locality will be
less than one-thirG of an average
pack.
In Southeastern Alaska the Gamer
les north Of Wrangel Narrows will
probably pack the usual quantity but
the canneries south of this point, rs
well as in the adjoining districts OF
Northern British Columbia, will turn
out less than one-half of the quantity
packed in 1916.
Contrary to expectation, the antici
pated big run of sockeye salmon in tn,
Fraser River and Puget Sound ha.
not developed and teh canning com
panies operating in the district wher,
sockeye salmon and humpbacks ar,
usually packed in large quantities ART
facing a serious situation, as tn,
heavy run Of sockeye occurs only ono,
in every four years. AS result tn
large portion OF the canning materia
provided for this seasons pack vii
have to be carried over.
Columbia River reports are to tb.
effect that fishing has been very slacl
Imperial Valley press., 1917-08-21
COTTON PRICES FIXED
Continued From Page One)

an extract from letter sent in May
1917 to over 200 cotton growers OF
the Valley by the State Commission
of immigration and housing:
"Our inspector will visit the Valley
after the picking season has begun
and we shall expect to find your
camps up to the Standard. In view Of
this notice, so far in advance, we feel
that we will be justified in enforcing
the law strictly, imposing penalties
and closing camps wherever the san.
itation laws are violated
Enclosed with this is blank which
is to be filled out specifying the mum
ber and kind of laborers wanted and
for what purpose.
Among the things to be agreed to
in addition to the price as noted above
are these:
~ will meet train promptly upon
advice from you and transport these
people to my ranch with as little de-
lay as possible. l will also advise
you promptly as to when these labor
ers will finish work on my ranch, st
as they can be transported elsewhere
without delay.
~ also agree to deduct from thu
wages earned by any laborer working
for me such moneys as you may pre-
sent a properly made out order for
signed by said laboro:., and turn thiI
money over to the County Farm Labor
Bureau"