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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-05-01
FOOD SUPPLY FOR
POULTRY SERIOUS
Problem May Be Solved BY Waste
|. Bananas, Pigeon Peas, Az
= ialfa and Other Crops

AT this time, when every one 81 con.
sidefins the problem of food supply
the needs Of the chicken must not be
overlooked. It may not be generally
known that laying hens are now being
sold out by poultrymen because Of the
high price Of food. Some have calcu.
lated that Al the, present high prices
Of corn, wheat and other imported
grain feeds i costs more to produce an
egg than the producer receives for H.
The natural avenue Of escape for the
pouitryman, a. Il appears 10 him, is to
turn the chickens into money by pinc.
ing them on the market rather than
maintain them at an actual loss.
No one can lay any blame at the
door Of the ponItryman who thus
argues and acts. Nevertheless, the
situation is one which the community
must meet and In some way provide
for the maintenance Of the supply OF
fresh eggs. The poultfyman should,
however, carefully consider whether
aas,st tt.-.1r - IL \, " s.sN a-
foss ~ ~ p'iVe 1919 ~
~ 49,, .,.5 ..S'ehs minus ePo" "a
IRE ,r,,'Is.a - ~ ,a.. Z,
the s,pnlv ~ sresh a,,os = : a o :.
lty question and should be considered
by the community as a whole and not
merely by the man who has an invest
ment IN poultry. There are many kinds
sa,,s ~ 1871 a,sI ~ y srown ne'e NY
~ -.'A ~. NV e'own -. tov -
tha sol,,,;o .Ls- nv pa
eanstis,,,e = J P so's -. ah.aIa
ma ever aas,.i" ~ go, al s"' 49,.
that none u re sma,i h"nehss - -
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moot .5sss ,;ts ,sI,,a - ~ -, 1ss 4,
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fer;or s;ss Nons 80 tss.. sSo,.,d -
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a. HonaIni, ra;sas haaanas e,nr eel
~ faod snr NJ ~+rsra ~. nPssss..
th.t ~ /. ,aara ,roetaHis =, sssa S', 800
NJ hast hnnchai thsSsto IN s,ha,s
fresh lfrn;t Tha hsna,s. ss.r Il =.
f,esh slage .a,,ta;ns sigs, ,, ~ ~.
her cant of carhohvd.a fhs an az en-.
~ st.rch when ths f,s,t = orsaa go
a ths ina frv,, a,,,ost .a,;tel,, -
This caybobvdrste convent q rcsr,,
one.tbird ~ that af the. hast g,.ds ~
corn neal y :. III. 80 n
Auotber food which should be o,ovn
90, ,,o,,It,v 4, an $500, = - Th,.
nIant crows ranidly ~i,Ts ..,p i;,tIa -
tent;on can ne nlasssd q hsrs ~
ehickens can barvast fljas Anon ana no
vides shade ~ yeIl ~ fonkd CO.. t ~,
hans The sead. ras,, <. nJsn.ad ~,
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The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-05-01
ARMY DELIGHTED
AT PASSAGE OF BILL
Expect To Get Orders Calling Our
National Guard This Week
From Washington
HOW new MILITARY BASIS OF COUNTRY AFFECTS HAWAII


The national guard viii probably be mohiIxed this
The strength Of the guard with
equals Hawaii the national = fa'
EN-
in avn q present.
The Immediate registration subject military duty
be commenced sSse4N
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-05-01
SUGAR AWAITING SHIPMENT

The Following sugar IS reported TO be
awaiting shipment on Kauai; Kekaha,
724O bags; Waimea, $500 bags; Kealia,
1920 bags; Lihue, $4,000 bags; Kill
auea, 1000 bags; Hawaiian Sugar Com.
pany, 42,l02 bags; McBryde Sugar Com
pany, 1884 bags.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-05-01
.SALTLAKE GAINS
JON SAN FRANCISCO
BY Cleaning Up With Los Angeles
Bees Draw Nearer the
Leaders


The teams Of the Coast League
wound up q series yesterday. The
teams that had lost throughout the
week lost yesterday. Only one game
lPortlpnd-San Francisco. was decisive
for the series. BY beating the Beavers
Q 70 s, the Seals put the series In
their favor at three won, two lost and
| one tied.
Oakland beat Vernon again yester
day, 8 to 6. The morning game was
| q tie to 4. Oakland won five OF
aix and is tied with Veison for third
at ,4si One week ago Soday Oak
land was last with standby Of .ssl
TO gain 100 points within q week ii
| playing baseball NV
Salt Lake won two games irVsS
| Los Angeles, the slump Of which, Is nc
less noteworthy than the climb Of oaSIt
land Salt Lake won Ave Of seven
from Los Angeles, and gained 70
points on San Francisco during the
week.
There will be no games today, as the
teams are travelling Oakland viii
open ut Portlend tomorrow, Salt Lake
at Vernon and Los Angeles at San
Francisco.
Yesterdays RESULTS
At Los Angeles Salt lake s, Los
Angeles Salt Lake Z, Los Angeles 8
AZ Oakland-Vernon 4. Oakland a;
Oakland s. Vernon o. 4
AZ Portland--San Francisco 0, Port
land s.
. q a. . I.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

In the central part of the building is TO-
Gated the stock room, which contains a com
plete assortment Of Ford Repair Parts and
a good line Of automobile accessories, Fire
stone Tires, also Union Oils and Greases.
Your requirements in these lines will be
taken care of promptly and with uniform
courtesy.
The front part of the building is devoted
to large storage room, which will accom-
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

on 1lay lst, because, on that day, YOU may
inspect the repair st,op-a privilege with
held at either times Come and see cur ",
to-date machinery which is especially
adapted Tor doing Ford repair work. Note
the arrangement Of machinery, tools and
benches-all Of which makes itpossible for
our Ford specialists to perform the repair
operations efficiently and in the shortest
time consistent with thoroughness.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
Free Lunch at Noon

NOTE: We shipped these cows in from
the north last August. One hundred OF
them have freshened since we brought them
here Balance are heavy springers, due TO
freshen soon. These COWS are all in splen
did condition and heavy milkers-good
pound COWS. We have leased large ranch
on the Coast and will run beef cattle eX-
clusively, and will dispose Of these dairy
cattle on the above date, regardless Of
price.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
Try Tire Shop Treat d;
ments for Tired Tires. !
la N. Fifth Phone 59J ;

Durango cotton seed, S75 per ton.
IL quire main office Timken Ranch Co.,
Barbara Worth Hotel building, Ell Cen
tro, Calf. Seed now on company
ranch one and one-half miles south of
Brawley. Full particulars at commits
sary building, center of ranch.
425 TIMKEN RANCH CO.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

Michael B. Metzger, mess sergeant
OF Company G, Fourteenth infantry,
stationed at Yuma. committed suicide
yesterday by shooting himself in the
mouth with his army rifle. Metzger
was in line for promotion and 'H said
to have been Worrying over the ap-
rroaching examination.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

Ray Hawver, George Few, Donald
Mcintyre and B. Forbes of Yuma at
tended the Elks' barbecue at the Phi,
Brooks ranch, according to the Yuma
Sun. The paper states that the Yu-
rla people visited Mellow Land"
which may have been perfectly true.
Don w. Wells is over from El Cen
trc looking after some unfinished jobs
in Yuma for which he is architect
Yuma Sun.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

A second petition to revoke the will
of the late Juan Garlic was fled yes
terday at Los Angeles by Mrs. Jose
phone Penelon, who claim that CARL
ID was of unsound mind when his last
testament was written and that the
will making was influenced by his chill
dren. DR.. Ygnacio Garlic of Calexico
is one of the heirs to the original
will
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
TO PUT DEPARTMENT
ON REAL WAR BASIS
(By United Press

Washington, April 27,-Agricultu-
lal Department officials say the de-
rartment is to be put on war ba-
sis to increase the wheat crop and
lewer the bread price. Congress viii
he asked to legislate for this, making
the department able to battle with the
high cost of living.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

The Pioneer Transfer Company's
rev twostory reinforced concrete
warehouse will be ready for occupan-
cy May 1st. Special attention given
Household Goods, Trunks, Automo-
Ibiles and other valuable articles.
Grating and Packing Goods called
for and delivered to any part of the
Valley. Office 120 North Fifth St.
Phone l. 6-1
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

All Indian agencies and schools
have received orders to put every
acre possible into profitable crops.
The Sherman school in Riverside coun-
" is farming $40 acres.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

Attorney w. F. Frazier. formerly of
r Centre and later associated in the
law practice at Calexico with D. l..
hult. has announced that he will re-
sumo his profession at Richmond Cal,
end that he had married Miss Irene
J.. Bullen of Richmond on December
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

Several hundred high school boys
are at work in the beet fields thin
ming in the places left vacant by Mex
lean laborers, who have disappeared,
apparently over the border.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

Hereford breeders of California and
the Pacific coast have been invited
to meet on the evening of May at
TIE Palace hotel in San Francisco
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

With DR.. R. X. McGuffin as county
health officer, the following are health
Officers in the various. cities Of the
county: Brawley, DR.. Eugene lie Bar
en-; Calexico, Dr. w. L. Ellis; El Cen
to, Charles Field; Hdltville, c. A.
Johnston, and Imperial, DIR. R. X. Nc
Guffin.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
You Are Invited 10

The station is located in Ell Centre or
Main street, sixty feet west OF the Barbara
Worth Hotel The Assistant Manager Of
the Ford Motor Company in Los Angeles
declares that it is the best in Southern Cal
ifornia and Arizona.
You will be particularly well repaid for
visiting our EI Centre Ford Service Station
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

Ernest Mackey and Ethel Thomas,
comprising the Imperial high school
de batting team, lost out in the finals
when Bakersfield and Napa won. A
college course is won, however, as a
esult of the merit shcwn by the I'M
rerial Valley contingent.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

At the April 10 meeting of the
Hemet Valley Farmers Club Profes-
scr F. T. Bioletti of the University
discussed olive planting.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
EXPERTS SELECT
kIMBALL PIANOS

r. l.. Harrell is rather elated over
the fact that the musical experts on
the Chautaqua program in Ell Centre
this week selected two Kimball pianos
with which to produce their numbers
Oh the platform. He says this is an
endorsement worth while.-Adv. 26
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

Horticultural Commissioner Gould OF
Yolo county estimates the almond crop
ar 80 per cent.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

The Hemet Farmers Club has
Joined in the county farm adviser
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

Tommy Dempsey, who was to have
appeared against Joe Daily at the I'm
perial Athletic Club, is now a patient
in the ST. Thomas hospital as result
of having torn a tendon in his leg
Hhile training.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

Dairymen of Northern California
will meet at Colusa at an early date
to consider the forming of branch
of the Northern California Milk Pro-
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
PERSONAL and LOCAL MENTION

Is 1916, keeping the matter as secret,
hs had then formed plans to move to
Richmond.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
Press Classified Ads for Results

TERMS: $100 or under, cash. Over
S100, one-half in six months, one-half in
twelve months Purchaser to give note and
approved security drawing 10 per cent in
terest from date All notes to be approved
by the clerk and no property to be removed
until settled for. Two, per cent discount
for cash on time sums.
CHAS. JOHNSON and ID. L. ZENN.
Aucti0neers Office A, B. Dunlap Loan Of
flee, Ell Centro Cal Telephone 143.
B. c. BEERS, b. c. BEERS,
Clerk. Owne,
BOB BYRNE, Manager
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
VALLEY DYE WORKS

Expert Cleaning and Pressing.
Work Called for and Delivered.
i34 Main Street. Telephone 1863.
Patronize your home merchants.
Be booster for your home city and
county.
Dance Saturday night, Woodland
Park, open air pavilion. As
Many acres of beans will be planted
rear Hemet this year.
The Hemet News estimates so per
cent apricot crop for the valley.
Attorney William P. Butler of Ca
loxico was here for a few hours this
morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27
Inspect SST SgR FORD Service Station

modate at least fifty cars at one time. La
this room we will assemble new Ford auto
mobiles, and accept others for storage.
A rest room for ladies is provided near
the main entrance.
A visit to our Ell Centro Service Statior'
on May 1st will be interesting and instruc-
tive for you. Don't forget the location-on
Main street, sixty feet'west of the Barbara
Worth Hotel
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

It is understood that the contempt
proceedings against H. Linkletter have
been dropped by Justice of the Peace
Philo Jones of Brawley.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-04-27

ducerS.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
CAM RA|SED FOR RED CROSS
$15,46A668; The CANON CITY
TERRITORY RAISED $18,251. 50
Total Far Beyond the Most Sangne Expectations OF Most
Ardent Workers. County Places Itself High the Honor Roll
When 1t Accompishes the Impossible


Canon Cy raised
with South Canon Lincoln Park East Canon and
little over half of the total suns subscribed
been
when the Red Cross Executive that FIRE.
SPA 600 for the Red Gross relief
couldn't
$4,000 wouldn't be S1O00 But
they set will They appointed the
The and members
told expected They together and started Their
on bv the proved pleasant
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28

director and even his ample physique
was beginning TO show signs of weak
ening when relieved from further
strain by the mess caB. which was
sounded at GAS. and the tired, tho
still willing. workers assembled in the
dining room of the Y. to hear the final
reports of team captains. while their
gastronomic needs were being salts
fed by the good ladies OF the Chris
tian church.
AS with the energy of the workers
and the open-handed generosity OF the
contributors, so has the culinary ac-
complishments of the ladies' continued
TO prosper with each day of the cam.
paign, and I; is now with very deep
feeling of regret that the realization
comes to us all that no more will we
profit by their kind thotfulness.
Local reports completed. adjourn
ment was made to the main floor.
where a sort Of informal reception
was held during the interval before
the opening of the evenings entertain
ment.
Sharply at O'Clock Chairman Nc
Lain began the announcement of re-
turns from other points in the coun-
ty: between announcements the gath
ering was entertained by several Sc
iections by McDonnelrs orchestra.
who, havvening to be in the city. very
generously offered to contribute to
the evenings enjoyment Selections
we're also rendered by tn local or
chestra composed of Messrs. Joel Des
Jardnir. Greenway. Pope and Miss
Dixon.
A little later very entertaining
program was given.
Miss Eta Walton delighted all with
one of her talented readings The Just.
ly popular Eorence-Portland male
quartet found unusual favor because
OF their high class singing. The per.
sonnel OF this organisation consists Of
Messrs. Evans. Wood. hanks and
Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Evans aang q
duet that brct . round Of applause
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28

for the same reason that business
men serve as directors of the Y. NJ.
c. A. or the school board-because
the Association is a mighty good thing
for the town and for all those who are
in it.
The Association has money to loan
on good city or nearby property. 1t
will not loan much more than half
what the property costs or is con-
sidered to be worth, but it is the fin-
est way in the world to carry the
mortgage on the home. For instance
suppose you buy a home for about
81, 500 or 81 800. You have some money
to pay down, but need to borrow say
approved by the directors the Asso-
citation would loan you the 5000. Then
You would pay into the Association
SIS a month This sum not only pays
on nine shares of stock and in time
the nine shares of stock becomes
worth 5000 When this happens your
stock is cancelled. the amount ap-
piled to pay of the debt. and you
quit paying dues and have a home
free from debt
Many homes and some of the big
business buildings in Canon City have
been built with money from this
Association And many Canon City
folks have saved up various tidy sums
from $500 to $4,000 by these little
monthly payments on stock dues.
During the past year many out of
town Building and Loan Associations
and saving institutions have come into
Canon City and thru the influence of
smart. high-priced salesmen have
edid their stock here Some of these
have been fairly good. some have
been very bad but We dare say all
have proved Disappointing None
hare ever paid ont on as favorable
Aaris ~ or oWn. home institution.
None We beiieve have ever paid out
according to the glowing estimates
made by the ambitious solicitors. who
get big commissions on every share
sold.
The Fremont Building and Loan
Association does not solicit stock
holders. It employs no solicitors. It
charges no initiation fees, II you want
stock YOU can get it by applying to
the proper Officers, when stock is be-
ing ISSUED. No officer makes any fee
for selling new stock or placing n loan.
He is merely serving you and the
community He has no interest what
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28

Mr.. A. Cowie sang his inimitable
Scotch songs and, as is always the
case. made everybody happy. In the
gym Mr.. Harry II. MAXWELL gave an
exhibition of Illuminated cub swing
ing that was remarkable.
At $50 Nessrs. Van Buskirk and
Boucher. who had spent four days in
the stockmen's country, arrived trav-
eistained and tired. but elated. and
announced that the stockmen of Ere
mont county had contributed 5000 to
our boys at the front
As this competed the returns for
the county. the teams and their guests
were assembled in the gymnasium to
hear the final report. Chairman Nc
Lain took advantage OF the few mo-
ments necessary TO compile the COM
plete report to thank the teams for
their self-sacrificing devotion to the
cause. He recalled 10 the mind OF the
committee with what hesitation he
had undertaken the duties OF his office
OF campaign Cnairmnn.
He emphasized the wisdom of their
selection in appointing Mr.. Van Pat
ten campaign manager. Rev. Van Keu-
rem chairman of teams. Mrs. T. NJ.
Harding chairman OF women's teams
and OF the refreshment committee, Mr..
Troutman chairman finance commit
tee. Mr.. p. w Chappell of the publicity
committee. and last, but not least. he
called attention to the very great aid
which had been rendered by the local
Y. NJ. c. A. and declared that now il
never before that organization had
won for itse.f warm and lasting
place in the hearts Of the people. He
also called attention to the fact that
the press OF Canon City had contrib
utcd more space. to the cause than
in any other county in the state and
attributed no small share Of the credit
for the success of the venture to their
very generous support.
After short talks BY Mrs Har,iinE
Mr.. Van Patton and Rev. Van Keuren
the auditors. Who. BY the way. will
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28

ever in increasing the stockholders.
selling new stock or making new
loans any more than any other stock
holder has He merely adds to his
work and troubles by so doing.
But any officer will be very glad
at any time to talk to any prospective
stockholder or borrower and viii be
glad to explain every detail
People who want to invest in a
Building and Loan Association or in
any monthly saving institution should
always talk TO their local Building
and Loan Association efore sending
their money away from home You
know the people who handle
your money. You know with what
success they handle their own af-
fairs and you know their reputation
for honesty and fair dealings. And
you can see the property any day
your money is being loaned on This
fact should appeal 20 you whether
you live in Grand Junction. Pueblo,
Colorado Springs. Boulder. Canon
City or any other town which has a
well managed local Building and Loan
Association Go to the Association
in your own town and talk it over be-
fore you buy from travelling agent.
Ninety-nine times in a hundred YOU
will be better pleased with results.
We know q LOT of people who have
Inst in fo ~fa,
which try to cover a big scope of
country. We know of practically no
local associations that have not
proved good Investments. We believe
that in thirty years the locas Fremont
Building and Loan Association has
not had a disappointed stockholder.
II may interest you to know who
the people are who are getting this
f3s.3oo paid out by this Association
during the year mentioned. Here are
the names: DR.. Otis Orendorn. DIR.
G. H. Kelfeuberger. Sam @. Taylor.
Eilis~ & Hood. DIR. =. N. Carrier D,
Santa Rita. n. NJ. Bert Enis. J. j.
Morrison Of Hanover. NJ NJ. Mrs.
Grace Schultz Osborn OF Salt Lake
City, Guy U. Hardy. Frank McClin-
tock and Miss T. waddington.
The directors of the Association
are Chas- E. Waldo. T. NJ. Harding,
Hunter Palmer. DIR. C. Il. Kelenber-
ger and Guy U. Hardy C. E Waldo
is Secretary and Guy o. Hardy is
President and Treasurer.
Every dollar this Association has
to invest is in loans on good prop
erty in the vicinity of Canon City, or
is deposited in local bank.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1917-06-28
The Local Building and Loan Association
Will Pay Out $4,000 in Year, Has
Run Over Thirty Years and Has Never
Had Disappointed Stock Holder

The Fremont Building and Loan Is
sociation is shis week paying out
s10,So0 to stockholders on stock that
has matnred. In about three months
it win pay out $500 more. Only
about eight months ago it paid out
$4,000 IN the same way. This viii
make sss 300 paid out to stockholders
of this fiftle institution within about a
year.
This vast sum OF money going out
to many local folks is the accumula-
ton of small monthly payments. \
Hundred Dollars is share. The
monthly dues are 81 for each share.
When the amount paid in with the
profits the Association earns equals
s10e tsas.s stock is said to have matureG
and is paid on Thus the stoctholder
who has been paying $40 a month
is this week drawing out S100o-and
in nearly every case the stockhelder
says he or she has never missed the
money and is surprised that the little
payments have so soon grown into the
large SUES Of $500 or $1,000 as the case
may be-
For several years the Association
has had SO much money IN hand that
II hasn't taken in any new members.
But by paying out so much recently
10 stockholders the idle funds have
been wiped out. SO the officers now
feel Justified IN letting new stockhold-
ers in
New stockholders may now c..me in
by paying July dues. All series begin
either With Jan. LIST or Jusy lsi and
the July series is now being opened
up. Yoa can take out any number Of
shares sou want up to twenty. and
you pax.s1 . month on each share:
Eve shAEhs IS = month. ten shares $40
a moAtEl etc.
TIE HEM a. Building and Loan
Assoet snr hna mn for over tAi-.y
ye1H fn<cSno1 City II is entirely a
local institution and has no connection
with any other city. II is entirely a
mutual concern-every stockholder
being in on. exactly the same basis
The officers of the Association all
carry stock. of course. and they draw
only the same advantages from their
bers, share and share alike. whether
ycu have money borrowed or not.
The directors of the Association are
ali busy business men and they de-
vote a good deal OF time and expert
ability TO the Association, a good deal