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THE GREATER TASK.

A few weeks ago we thought we
had a supreme task on our hands
winning of the war, Today we have
a greater one. A just peace settle
ment will be harder to effect than a
victorious ending Of the war. Never
was a peace conference held In which
the rank and file had so vital an
interest Generally the overlords of
the nations have arranged the terms
of treaties, while the ordinary citizen
who has fought the battle and will
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-09
ARE CHEATING COMING
GENERATIONS.

"This country over here is fine
one to visit but it is so far behind
ours in every respect that | am
going to be always satisfied with the
United States hereafter"
The above is the closing para
graph from a letter from a man who
enlisted shortly after the war started
and who has been Oh the other side
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-09

w. W. Smead returned home on
Saturday afternoon from Pendleton,
where he had been during the past
week owing to the sickness of
Clarence NJ. White.
The gazette-times. [volume] (Heppner, Or.) 1912-1925, 1919-01-09

Miss Vera Mahoney, daughter of
MIR. and Mrs. w. P. Mahoney, Of this
city, returned to Seattle the first of
the week to resume her studies at
the University of Washington.
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ESTRAY ANIMALS.

I have taken up and am holding at
my place, six miles, northwest Of
Heppner, the following described
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
VILLA VALDYS
MEKSIKA.

Washington, geguzio 80.
zinomas Meksikos sukileliu
vadas Villa, pagaliaus, ar
netaps valdovu Meksikos.
Jau tapo paskelbta nauja
Meksikoje valdzia, kurios
prezidentu esas generolas
Felipe Angeles, gi kares mi
nisteriu Villa.
siuo laiku padejimas Mex
sikoje skaitomas daug sun
kesnis, negu prizes iris me-
tus, kuomet Villa apskelba
kare generolui Carranza.
Ypac geras pasekmes Wills
tai turf pietineje Meksikoje
Taipgi pranesama, kad
naujai apsauktas Meksikos
prezidentas generolas An
gelles isleides prcklalnacija
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
PERMATO AlRIJOS
REVOLIUCIJA.

Londonas, geguzio 80 d.
Londono laikrasciai talpina
paskutiniais laikais nemazai
straipsniu, kur nurodo apie
besiartinacia Airijos revoliu
cija ir taipgi zenklus, kad
Anglijos valdzia mananti
smarkiai bausti sukilelius.
Laikrasciai pabriezia, kad
sustiprinimui sinnfeineriu re
voliucijinio judejimo daug
prisidejo Amerikos airiu de
legatai Dunno, Walsh ir Ry-
an, kurie demonstratyviai
ignoravo Anglijos augstuo-
Sius valdininkus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
SOCIALISM, PARTIJA
SUSPENDAVO
LIETUVIJJS.

Chicago, iii. Anglu So
cialistu partijos centraiis ko
mltetas suspendavo is So
clalistq Partijos septynis at
elviq socialistu skyrius. Su-
spenduojama sekaneiu tau
tq skyriai: rusu, lietuviu,
.uk1rajinq, latviq, lenku, jugo
-slavu ir venglp. Viso su-
spenduojama apie $4,000 ma
riu.
Sic skyriai suspenduoia-
mi is Socialistq Partiios uz
n.esilaikyma socialistu parti-
JOS platformos, bet daugiau
platlnima bolsevizmo, kaip
uzrelske tulas komiteto ra-
rvs.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
BENAMIS MELzINAS.

New York. Tulan New
Yorko teismarumin igabeno
iris policistai tikra milzina.
Vyras esas 80 metu, 6 pedu
If 6 coliQ augscio ir sverias
25O svaru, su kuriuo poll
cistai turejo nemazai vargo,
ko' atvede prizes teiseja.
Uzklausus teisejui kane
dalykas, vyras atsake, kad
Jis esas benamis. Teiseias
pakrapstes aust, prase pa
aiskinti geriau, ka tas reis-
.kla. Vyras paaiskino, kad
jis neturis uz ka buta nu-
sisamdyti. Teisejas, zino-
ma, parupino jam buta ant
80 dienu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
BOLSEVIKAI SUMUSE
LENKUS.

Londonas, geguzio 80 d.
Rusijos bevielinis telegrafas
siadien pranese, kad boise
viku kariumene smarkiai su
muse lenkus ties Rovno j
piet-rycius nuo Lietuviu Bra
stos ir uzeme miesta, suim-
dami didelius sandalius ka-
riskos medziagos.
Pranesime priduriama,
kad bolseviku kariumene SUI
eme ties Zdolgunovo septy-
niasdesimts kanuoliu ir taip
gi uzeme miesta Aleksan-
drija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
VOKlECIAI PASMERKIA
WILSONA.

Berlinas, geguzio' 30 d.
Siuo laiku Vokietijoje dau-
giausia atkreipia j save do
mos prezidentas Wilson's.
Visur tik ir kalbama apie
Wilsono veikima sarysyje
su taikos sutartimi, ir visur
pradeda kaltinti prezidenta
Wilsona, jis apvyles vokie-
cius su savo IA punktu.
Brockdorff -Rantzau, Vo-
kietijos delegacijos galva
tiesiog uzreiske, kad Will
sonas apgavo vokiecius, mes
budamas kaip ir isreiskeiu
talkininku noru paskelbe IA
punktu, su kuriais vokieciai
sutikdani, padejo ginklus,
gi dabar talkininkai visai
neprisilaiko prezidento VII
sono uzreiskimu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
LUKSEMBERG UzMUSE-
JAS PABEGO.

Beflinas, geguzio 80 d.
Kaltas uzmusime zinomos
socialistes Rozes Luksem-
berg leitenantas Vogel pa
bego is kalejimo ir randasi,
kaip pranesama, Hollandi-
joje, kur laukia laivo j Ar
gentina.
Neprigulmingu socialistu
laikrastis Freiheit pranesa,
kad Vogel tapo isleistas is
kalejimo pagal klaidinga isa
kyma,' IL dar-gi jis turejes
pasporta is kares minister
jos.
Sakoma, kad Shame rel
kale pradeta tyrinejimai ir
stengiamasi sulaikyti Vogel
nuo pahegimo j Argentina.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
PASIRASYS PO SUTAR-
TIMI APIE Is BIRZELIO.

Paryzius, geguzio 80 d.
Pc taikos sutartimi su Vo-
kietija, jei nebus jokiu truk
dymu is vokieciq puses, kai
manoma, bus pasirasyta
apie Is diena birzelio me-
nesio, ir neveliau 20 birze-
lilo. Pasirasius po taikos su
tartimi prezidentas Wilso-
mas tuojau ketinas grizti j
Suvienytas Valstijas.
Vokietijos atstovybe pir-
miau iteike talkininkams sa
vo uzreiskima tik vokiecciut
kalboje. Ant rytojaus pri-
dave dar du reikalavimu ir
sykiu vertimus ang1u If fran
cuzu kalbose pirmesniu sa-
vo uzreiskimu.
Velesni reikalavimai lyti
81 Vokietijos pavaldiniu nuo
savybe talkininku salyse ir
Turkijos viesasias skolas,
kur vokieciai esq ideje ne
mazai pinigu.
TalkininkQ atstovybes esq
isigiline j Vokietijos dele
gacijos uzreiskimus. Ypac
daug kreipiama atydos j rel
kalavima prileisti Vokietiia
! Tautq Lygos narius tuo-
Jau po pasirasymui DO tai
kos sutartimi; del reikala-
vino isristi Silezijos likima
plebiscitu ir link mokeiimo
kares nuostoliu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
SVElCARIJA ATMETE
TALKININKIJ PLIANA.

Geneva, geguzio 80 d.
Nesenai talkininkai uzklau-
Sc syeicarijos valdzios ar il
sutiks apskelbti Vokietijai
blokada sykiu su talkinin-
kais, jeigu Vokietija nepa-
sirasytu po taikos sutarti-
mi.
Dabar sveicarijos fede-
rale valdzia pranese talki-
h.nkams, kad sveicarija ne
sutinkanti su talkininku phi
nu. Mat isvedama, kad ell
gimasi sulyg talkininku plia
no naikina sveicarijos neu-
traliteta.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
LATVIAI NUSTEBINO
BOLSEVIKUS.

Stockholmas, geguzzio 80
d. Cia gauta ziniQ, kad Ry
gos bolsevikai buvo labai
nustebinti, kuomet didesne
dalis bolseviku Rygos gar
nlzono papuole latviams i
nelaisve. Mat polsevikai
niekad nesitikejo, kad lat
vial dristu uzpulti Ryga ir
turetu gera pasisekima.
Rygon pribuvo Amerikos
maisto komisija, kuria gy-
ventojai prieme cu dideliu
entuziazmu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
SAKO MUSA KOLCAKO
ARMIJA.

Kopenhagenas, geg. sod.
international News agentu-
ra pranesa, kad Kopenha-
gene gauta bolseviku komi-
saro pranesimas, kuriame uz
reiskiama, jog sovietu ar
mia pasekmingai kovoja
prizes Kolcaka ir nuo 1 die
nos geguzio jau pasistume
pirmyn apie $50 myliu. Gi
Kolcakas dedas visas pa
stangas, idant atsilaikius If
buk jau pastates musiu lini-
Jon paskutinius savo rezer-
vus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
SUKILIMAS KURDU.

Londonss, geguzio 80 d.
Pranesama, kad pietinej da
lyj Kurdistano iskilo dide-
les suirutes; zandarai tapo
pergaleti il del sukilimo net
gresia pavojus tenykseiai
Anglijos kariumenei. Ang-
lijos kariumene, esanti Me
sopotamijoje, pasiusta Kur-
distanan, kad numalsinus SUI
kllelius. (Sukilimas mato-
mai istiko Turkijos provin-
cljoje, Kurdistone, kuria e.
bar laiko uzeme anglai).
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
GIRIA SOVIETU
VALDzIA.

Maskva, geguzzio 10, Pa
ryzius, geguzio 29 d. Spe-
clalls korespondentas laik-
rascio Chicago Daily News,
lssac Don Levine, pranesa,
kad Rusijoje po sovietu val
dzia esq daug geriau, negu
kad telegramos skelbia. Cir
dl, Maskvoje ir Petrograde
yra daug saugiau gyventi,
negu dideliuose Americas
lnlestuose.
Gi sovietu valdzia yra ke-
lis syk daugiau remiama sa-
lies gyventoju negu buvo re
MAMA caro- valdzia. Nors.
glrdi, rusai neremiami tal-
klninku If kencia bada, bet
jie verciau Mrs negu pasi-
duos. Korespondentas at
slnesa prielankiai link So
vletQ valdzios ir daro isva-
da, kad j ilgai pasilaikys.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
SUTARTA ADRIATIKo
KLAUSIME.

Paryzius, geguzio 80 d.
Italijos delegacija kick MI
sileido Fiume klausime, bet
uztat didesni JOS reikalavi-
mai kitose vietose pakras-
ciuose Adriatiko. Laikras-
tbs t e m ps paduoda Siam
klausime sekancias zinias:
1. Fiume, be priemiescio
Sueak, bet su apielinke j va
karus sudaro neprigulminga
valstija po prieziura Tautu
Lygos. 81 valstija rubeziuo
sis su Italijos zememis.
2. Miestas Zara, Dalma-
cijos sostine, ir Sebenico rs
mylios j pietus nuo Triest
tenka Italians, bet Italia at
sisako nuo kitty Dalmacijos
daily.
8. Be to Italia valdys ke,
leta strategisku salu Adria-
tike; somis yra: Cherso, IL
myliu j piet-vakarius nuo
FiurnA; Lusin, netoli Cher
so, ir Lissa, SS mylios j piet
vakarius nuo Spalato, Dal-
macijoje; taipgi If kitas to-
llmesnes nuo kraSto salas.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
STREIKAI KANADOJE.

Toronto, Ont, geguzio 80
Toronto unijos apskelbe vi
suotina streika. Toronto
streika apsauke streiko ko-
mitetas is Is asmenQ, bet
juos remia j 10000 unijistu.
Toronto unijistai reikalau
ia A valandu darbo savai-
tes. Darbdaviai sakoma .jau
sutinka padaryti 46 valan-
dq darbo savaite.
Streikai Kanadoje kila
vienas paskui kita, kuriems
pradzia dave garsusis Win
nipeg visuotinas streikas, ir
kuriu daugelis buvo pare
mimui Winnipeg streiko.
Winnipege buvo sustreikave
net ugniagesiai ir policistai.
Bet velesnes zinios pra-
mesa, kad Winnipeg strei-
kas gal neuzilgo bus uz-
balgtas, mes pradeta derry
bos If abb pusf rodos nori
cit ant kompromisu.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
lSPANAI MUSA MOROK-
KIEClUS.


Madridas, geguzio 80 d.
Kares minister's siadien pra
nese, kad Ispanijos kariu-
meme pasekmingai veikia
Morokkoje, kur turejo kele-
ta susiremimq su bandomis
morokkieciu. Minister'S pa
briezia, kad apskaitliuoja-
ma, jog morokkieciu zuvo
aple du trecdaliu dalyvavu-
SLY musiuose, gi ispanu nuo-
stoliai mazi.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
BOI$evikai SuInu$e LenkUS
Sutarta Adriatiko pa
krasciu klausime
Villa valdys Meksika.
S0cjaIstq Partija SusDenpaso Lietuvius.
SOcjaIistQ Partija Suspsnpaso Lietuvius.

kurioje uztikrinama ameri-
Romans pilnas saugumas
Meksikoje, zinoma, jis atsa-
ko tik uz savo pasekejus.
Felipe Angeles ameriko-
mans yra gerai zinomas, mes
,jis buvo inspektoriumi nuo
Francuzijos valdzios Suvie
nytQ Valstiju amunicijos
dirbtuvese d lake pereitos ka
res, Jis turis gerus rekor-
dus, kaip Francuzijos, taip
SuvienytQ Valstiju va1disko
Sc sferose.
Bet is Jurez ateina ziniu,
kad Caranzos kariumene
smarkiai sumususi Villos ka
riumene pietineje dalyje
Meksikos.
Iaipgi ateina ir ziniu is
kelly saltiniu, kad prie Vii
los prisidejo keletas atskiru
revoliucionieriQ vadu ir net,
sakoma, pradeda Villa rem
u tuli buvusie Carranzos sa-
lininkai.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
NO. 12s
VISUR PAGERBE KAREI-
VIII KAPUS.

Vakar, t.y. geguzio 80 d.
po visas Suvienytas Valsti-
jas, taipgi Anglijoje ir Fran
cuzijoje buvo pagerbiami
Suvienytu Valstiju kareiviu
kapai.
Francuzijoje netoli Ar
gonne, kur zuvo daug ame-
rikonu, dideliame kareiviu
susirinkime kalbejo prezi-
dentas Wilsonas, gi Ro-
magne, kitoj. zymioj ameri-
konq kapais vietoj, kalbejo
generolas Pershing.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
AMERIKOS LAKUNUl
PRADEDA NESISEKTI.


Washington, geguzio 80.
Orlaivis NC-4 isleke siadien
IS Lisbon, Portugalijoje, bet
prlverstas nusileisti zemyn
dusyk. Antrusyk nusileido
lspanijos uoste ir ketinas
pradeti kelione j Plymouth,
Anglia, rytoj. Plymouth
gyventojai rengiasi pasitikti
Amerikos lakunus SUI didele
iskilme.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
GREKAl PERCALI
TURKUS AZIJOJE.

Paryzius, geguzio 30 d.
Vakar daugiau Grekijos ka-
rlumenes tapo issodinta Ma
zoJoje Azijoje, Tviali, apie
66 mylios nuo Smyrna. Tur
klJos kariumene bande prie
sintis issodinimui Grekiios
harlumenes, bet tapo nuga-
leta lr turejo pasitraukti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
SPINDULIU TELEFONAS

Londonas. Tulas Angli-
jos jaunas mokslavyris isra-
do nauja telefona, kuris
veiks su pagelba spinduliu.
Tam tikras aparatas pagan
mas ir isleidzias spindulius
sykiu isleidzia su spinduliais
ir balsa, ku1is tampa pa
gaunamas kito aparato. To
limesneins distancijoms Sis
naujas telefonas dar netin-
kas, vienok ant trumpu dis
stanciju yra plnai atsakan-
tis.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
.LONDONO POLICIJA
KETlNA STREIKUOTI.


Londcnas, geguzio 80 d.
Anglijos sostin6s policistsi
balsuoja pradeti streika If
manoma, kad nubalsuos
streikuoti; Liverpoolio poll
clstai jau nubalsavo strei-
kuoti.
Londono policistai reika-
!auJa tlk pripazinimo ju uni
JOS, gi su alga kivircu nera,
mes valdzia sutikusi alga pa
kelti. Y
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
RUOSlASI UzPULTI TAI
KININKUS SIBIRE.

Vladivostokas, geguzio
.2S d. (suvelinta). Bolsevi-
kai organizuoja dideles spe-
kas ties Jazanka, kad uz-
puolus talkininku sargyba
Sucan kasyklu distrikte, ku-
ri susideda is amerikonu,
japonq If chinieciq.
Organizatoriai nevadina
saves bolsevikais, bet par
tlzanals prizes Kolcako ka-
rlumene ir Omsko valdzia.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
SUKILO ANGLIJOS
KAREIVIAI.

Rymas, geguzio 80 d. An
glijos valdzia paeme laiva
Conopic, kuriuo atgabeno
sukilusius Indijos ,kareivius
Pietinen Italijon.
Londonas, ,geguzio 80 d.
Del ziniu is Rymo apie SUI
kilima Anglijos kareiviQ in
dijonu cia atsinesama saltai,
mes Anglijos valdzia nieko
nepranesa apie panasius at
sitikimus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1919-05-31
ORAS.

Chicagoje ir apieIinkeje:
Subatoj daugiau debesiuo
ia If gal nepastovus oras
naktin ar nedelioj; viduti-
Mai piet-ryciu vejai.
Sauletekis, SIT; sau!e-
leidis, 8:18.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-05
MYSTERY GIRL
ENJOYS RIDE
ROUND VALLEY

Late yesterday in my ride | went
to Brawley and Calexico and can say
that l think the Valley is a beauti-
full place to live in, but expect that
it gets pretty warm in the summer.
The Brawley people crowded around
the Willvs- Knight car to see what /
looked like, and that is just what
| want, for the better you know me
the less you know me, for ! am go
ing to fool the very best of you.
Going into the Barbara Worth no.
tel yesterday l heard the two clerks
say to one another:
"Get good look at her. We need
the hundred"
Boys and girls, ladies and men,
just follow the instructions that are
set for YOU and you might win the
hundred dollars. No one ever knows
until they try
Monday afternoon l am going to
make my first appearance in front
of tie First National Bank of Ell
Centre between the hours of 2:30 and
$3.50, and l wish everybody would
come out and look for me. | will be
dressed in black. That is as much
as l will tell you, but if you got a
good look at me before you will know
me again.
Now we will see how many of you
have the detective ability and | warn
you that you will have to use every
bit of power you have.
Mr.. Wright, who has travelled all
over the world and is known as the
livest and brainiest man in the amuse-
ment business, keeps warning me that
| will have to use all the cleverness
that | have. That is just what | like
the harder you try, the harder |
try, so that will mack it exciting.
l have met some of the very best
people in the city, as | will let you
know later through The Imperial
Valley Press. Remember, First Ma
tionai Bank building Monday be-
tween 2:30 and $3.50.
| thank you. BONNIE BURR.
The rules and regulations that you
must know to win the hundred dol
lars that The Imperial Valley Press
is offering are that you must have
a three months paid up sbscription in
your hand and the latest copy of The
Imperial Valley Press. The words to
say to her are:
"Pardon me, but you are the mys-
terious Bonnie Burr of The Imperial
Valley Press, the leading newspaper
in the Imperial Valley"
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-05
THREE CASES
.0F SMALLPOX
DISCOVERED
IN TWO DAYS
Patients Are Isolated in
Pest HOuse-Health Dept.
Says There Is No Occa-
sion for Alarm.

The alarming news that smallpox
has developed in this city and ada
cent territory and that three cases
are now isolated in the pest house,
was issued this morning by Frank
Reading, deputy county health Off
Ger for this district.
One new case was discovered this
morning. Two of the cases are from
this city and one from Imperial, All
three are reported to be serious cases.
How the disease came into the VAL
ley or originated has not been dis
covered.
While warning the public to ex-
ercise sensible precautions to pre-
vent the spread of the disease. Mr..
Reading today declared that there
was no occasion for any great alarm.
He recommends vaccination as a
safety first" measure.
Every possible step will be taken
to isolate the disease and prevent
contagion. As soon as case devel-
ops the patient will be rushed to the
past house and the house or room
occupied by the person when taken
sick will be thoroughly fumigated.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-05
NAVY INSURANCE
OFFICER HERE TO
ADVISE SAILORS

Ensign Hamlet Lee Moreman, of
the pay corps, United States Naval
Reserve force, is in the Valley in
the capacity of assistant district in
surance officer for the Twelfth Ma
service men in connection with their
government insurance. He is stop
ping at the Barbara Worth hotel,
where he will be glad to receive and
instruct the men with regard to their
insurance.
In this connection ne issued the fol-
lowing bulletin from the Bureau of
Navigation:
"Tke Bureau desires that the Re-
cruiting Service familiarize itself
with the conversion of War Risk In
surance into ether forms of govern
ment insurance soon to be issued, in
order that officers and men on re-
cruiting duty may be in a position
to give intelligent and accurate in
formation to members of the Naval
Reserve Force on inactive duty, and
men discharged from all branches of
the military or naval forces, who car
ry War Risk Insurance, as to the
benefits to be derived from its con-
version.
"Officers of the Pay Corps have
been ordered to each naval district
to disseminate information relative to
conversion privileges, and to give in
struction as to the procedure to be
followed.
Each recruiting station will be
visited shortly by one of these in
structors, who will lecture and give
instructions on this subject TO the Of
ficers and men on recruiting duty
and the Bureau desires that the full
est cooperation be extended.
at is hoped that the Recruiting
Service will realize the Importance of
this work, which. if given publicity
after the details have been formulat-
ed, will draw discharged men from
all branches of the military and ma
val forces to recruiting stations for
detailed information regarding the
insurance feature, and possible en-
listment in the navy.
"In this connection it may be stat
ed that newly enlisted men will be
entitled to take out government in
surance and the instruction given
will be of value to recruiting officer.
in explaining government insurance
to applicants and recruits"
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-05
FARM LOANS
HERE REST ON
Of
|RR|GA ITO n
Official Party Brings Back
to Valley Answer of Fed
eral Farm Loan Represen-
tatives.

On the solution of the water prob
lens of the Imperial Valley rests, in
a great measure, the investment here
of thousands Of dollars of foreign
capital and the securing of advan-
tageous farm loans.
This statement, coming as a mes
behind the All-American Canal pro-
ject, was brought back to the Val
ley by an official party which at
tended important conferences in the
North.
The party included DR.. w. o.
Johnson, farm adviser; j. P. Hertel,
assistant farm adviser; d. F. Harbi-
son of Seeley, Frank Wright of Holt
vile and Glen Cardiff of Imperial, di-
rectors of the Imperial County Farm
Bureau.
During the three weeks in which
they were away from the Valley, they
held conferences with representatives
of the Federal Farm Loan system for
the purpose of securing new and ad-
vantageous loans for the local farm
ers.
In this, however, they were unsuc-
cessful, the answer being that banks
will not make farm loans here in
large sums or at fair rate of inter
est until the flood protective work is
completed and adjudged o. K. and
until definite and permanent wa
ter supply is secured.
Members of the Imperial county
party attended the Farm Advisors
conference at Davis and the Farm
Bureau conference and assembly at
Berkeley. They travelled 931 miles
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-05
L|NNARO HEADS
GREAT COAST
H0STELRY DEAL

Los Angeles, April 5.-One of the
biggest transactions of it's kind ever
recorded here was announced yester-
day upon completion of the details
by which new corporation, with d.
M. Linnard as president, took over
the Alexandria hotel and authorized
construction of a 5OO-room hostelry
to be known as the California upon
a tract of twenty-one acres of land
in the Wiltshire district.
The plans of the newly organized
company, to the stock of which near
ly $50 representative financial men
Of Los Angeles have subscribed. con-
templates an eventual expenditure of
more than $8,500,0O0.
The immediate investment calls for
an outlay of about $6,500,000, of
which $3,500,OO0 is for the purchase
of the Alexandria and the balance
fer the new hotel site and the impos-
ing building to be erected upon it.
Imperial Valley press., 1919-04-05
Valley. TOWNS
COMPLETE BASE
BALL LEAGUE

Hundreds of baseball fans will be
gratified and pleased at the an
nouncement that the Valley League,
which went out of existence about
two years ago, has been revived and
that the first game of the season will
be played on the Central Union High
School grounds on Sunday next.
The opposing teams will be Ell
Centre and Imperial. The local team,
which has. just been organized, con-
sists mostly Of returned soldiers who
have developed as players during
their war service.
Indicating the strength of the
team, its members have played two
practice games, winning from the
High School by a score Of 8 to 5,
and losing to Brawley by holding the
short end of a score of 6 to I. The
team is growing stronger with each
session Of practice and it's rooters
predict it will be in the race for the
Valley pennant.
The team officers are. Tackett,
captain, and Kelley, manager. It's
members and their positions are
Ruth, shortstop; Fishback, third
base; Tackett, second base; Kelly,
catcher; Hinckle, first base. Young
pitcher; Carlton, left field; MeClain.
right field, and Hatton, center field.
The team solicits the support of
all local fans and business men. A
large number of merchants are back
of the club with their cash and moral
support, with the result that indica-
tiOns for the season are propitious.