davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-02

/ En- Asia: toda la ~superficie con eX
cepci6n de La region Sud-Oricntal er
que queden comprendidas las costas
de Ia peninsula de kamtchtka, de Chi
M Y gran parte de la India, donde las
~lluvias son abundantisimas.
En- Europa: gran parte de Russia, de
Suecia. de Noruega, una porci6n de
Turqufa Y una gran parte de Espaia.
asf como pequehas zonas interiores Y
aisladas de distintos pafses.
En- Africa: toda Ia parte Norte des-
parte de Ia regi1n oriental y otra gran
de el parallel 10 de Latitud Norte,
iona al Sur del parallel u de Lati-
tud Sur.
En- Australia: la mayor parte de
esq eno:ne isla. exceptuando sola-
mente una iona contigua a la Costa
Nord- Oriental.
Basta TODD 10 anterior para com
prender la trascendencia del estudio
de que nos ocupamos, en- TODD ell glo-
DO.
Ia HUMEDAD EN- Ell SUELQ.-
AdemAs de las d.ierencias dc 5ertlll-
dad que existen ente iGs tierras de
las zonas Aridas Y las humedas, V de
Ia distribution de l~luviaS. a otroS a.
sunros generates que eS necesarlo es-
tudiar antes de poder comprender per-
fectauente Ell Fundamental del cultivo
on secano Y uno de ellos es a que Sc
refiere al estado en- cue Sc e~ncuentra
Ia humedad en- Ell suelo. los
foe que alli sufre e. aqua y la manera
como Sc verifican las perdidas por e
vaporaci6n o infiltraci6n.
& tomamos una bombilla dc laTn-
nara 0 un tuho cualQuiera. leno de
TERRA O colocado verticalmente, asre-
rando en- Seguida aqua. gotta a gotta,
nodauos yer como Sc ha eXtendidO e!
ac,,a al ser absorbida. como en- un te-
,r6n do azucar. Llegalra un momen-
70 en- Que los espac:os huecos COM
nrendiGos entire los granos terroSoS Sc
hahran llenado de liGuido y entofceS
n aqua ~eycedcnte comcnZara a gotear
nor n narte inferior del tubo o bonn
billa.
81 deiamos de agregar aqua. no Dor
$50 deiarAn de salir nuevas gotas por
u narte inferior. 81 no escurrlra una
gran Darte del aqua absorvlda hasta
e,tonce hasta I'm momento dado que
~dapendera del erado de division de Ia
TERRA en- cada. case.
En- csc momento he salido n parte
del aqua que ocupaoe los espaclos
entire los granos terrosos. pero quedara
Ia que cubre por c~apilaridad todoS a
ouellos granos fernando una deIgao''
Iaminita de liquido al derredor de to-
dos elios.
SUICIDE 10 mismo exactamente CT ia
terra q suelo despues de n HuEla
O de dar un riego.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-02
MARAVILLOSOS.

Para los que sufren, son victimas
de Ia desgracia, les persigue Ia ma
Ia suerte, fracaSan en- sus negocios y
son desafortunados eE amores. Con
tan curiosos libroS lograran to6os sus
deseos, seran afortunados en- uego-
clos Y empresas, iograran el carino
Del ser amado, lIevaran a feliz ter.ni-
no i asuntos Y triunfaran en- TODD;
sc veran libres de malas influen-
e.as, Y verceran :. sus e2enIgos Y rs.
die podra causarleS daRo. Envle 10
centavos en- est2mpillas de correo pa-
IA gastes y recihira ca:aiogo gratis.
Direction: Sres. V. Martin y Co.
San Rafael STA. Hahsna- Cuba.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-08-02
LIVERY. 100 Ga1ar St.

Telssonos Crockett se6 y 7o+.
FL uaico s:tio rexieano de au:onovi!es
O., Ia e;udad. Wales desde soc. Carros q
n-o,Ssiro v a p-ecios ra.onabies para Bau-
t;zos, matrironios ; iuneraies. Chsuffeurs
de Union. S2.0o por hoca.
LEON A. MARTINEZ. Prop.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09
MT. HEBRON.

Mr.. r. z. Price was here last week
TO see his son, Mr.. Tom Price.
Miss Bessie Teater was a CUES, Of
Miss Aline MeCulley Thursday night
Mr.. Harmon Teater and family OF
Jessamine visited relatives here Sun.
day.
Mrs. Harvey Teater and Miss Der.
nice Teater spent Monday with Mrs
Hugh Moberly.
Nessrs. John and Tom Matt Chand.
Ter spent Tuesday with Mr.. and Mrs
Harvey Teater.
The Messrs. Chambers have sold
their farm TO Messrs. John Wesley
and Dewey Daley
Rev. r. G. Young filed his apopint-
ment at the VI. L. Church here Sat
urday evening and Sunday.
Misses Thelma Simpson and Iva
Hollon are in Danville to attend the
Teachers Institute this week.
Masters Elmer Ray Of Teatersville
and Hiram Carter Of Buckeye spent
one night last week with Master
Billie Kurtz.
Mr.. Tom Price was very painfully
injured while shooting his horse We'd
nesday afternoon. The horse fell.
jerking Mr.. Price down and striking
him on the jaw with his foot
Mr.. and Mrs. J. VI. Anon. Mrs. ".
p. Ray. Mr.. and Mrs John Land and
son. Misses Bernice Teater and Iva
Hollon and Mrs Howard Land attend
ed the fair at Lexington Thursday.
Mr.. Squire Burton died at his home
here Friday morning of diseases in
cident to old age. He had been very
feeble for some time. He was the
las, Of large family and was seven
ty-eight years Of age.
Burial took place in the family
grave yard here Saturday morning.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09
COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF LAND,
GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT

John BeaIley'. Admr. E, al PHI
vs.
Arthur Bsaglcy. Grdn. q al Dcfts
Pursuant 90 judgment rendered AZ
tae August Term. 1920. the under
signed Conn missioner will sell NJ pub
Dc auction O. the highest and best
bidder az the Court House Door IN
Lancaster Ny. az ~ o'clock. A. VI
or ih.rsatouts. on
MONDAY SEPTEMBER %. 1929.
and described a. follows
Sad properly j. IN GArrard CouiN
81. Ny, on booncs Greek and bound
e. 10 follows:
Beginning a. stone IN Cornelius
branch, o. corner 20 the 2sia acre
tract sold 60 Elisha Dunn. thence
leaving the branch and with said
Dunn y - " 2I.5O chains "a
dou1.e walnut on the East bank o.
boonss Creek corner TO same. thence
down SAID creek along the East bank
y. =. $50 chains y ; " COOS
chains 90 q sycamor. on said creek
near The mouth - OBrisns branch
thence up said branch y 6.L D.
- chains to point In the branch
% feet West ~ a sycamore pointer,
a new corner, thence neW line : b3's
loo chains 20 a point IN Corne-
hls Branch neW corner. thence down
said branch new line 5GA " as2
chains ;. bdis " passing an elm at
- links ir an = 90 chains :. .7L "
> - chains o. the beginning contain
NIX '}.lb acres However there il
90 be deducted from this boun iaTy
the following boundary sold by John
beazley 90 sam Bcazley ~ follows:
Beginning AZ two sycamore trees
on the bank u Boones Greek near the
mouth ~ u'Bannons branch: thence
up Booues Greek : : r. $50 chains 10
q stake on the west side q the road
new corner IN the old line. thence
a new line : 1914 y 1850 chains 60
q stake; thencs y sc 66i chains 10
a stake N I. / Herrin's line. a new
corner; thence with his line y 62h
W BIS chains TO a point in O'Ban.
mons branch t25 feet West from a
sycamore tree pointer thence down
raid branch ; so W $50 chains 10 the
beginning containing 10 acres,-l X
and So poles.
John Beazley derived title TO this
tract Il land by deed 20 T. I. Herring
on September 18TH. 1895 and same
= recorded IN the Garrard County
CLERKS office IN Deed Book Ia. page
s6l
The purpose Of this sale is 20 set
Tie the estate ~ John Beazley. deed
and 70 distribute the remainder Of
the funds among the joint owners Of
the land a. their rights may appear.
TERMS:
The sale viii be made on a eredi,
OF siX months and the purchaser will
De required 10 execute bond with
approved security for the purchase
price due IN six months and bearing
siN per cent interest from date until
paid having the force and effect Of
judgment upon which execution
may issue. payable TO W. II. Brown.
Master Commissioner Of the Garrard
Circuit Court and lien will be re-
served upon the property sold until
the purchase money Is paid.
W. II. Brown, Master Commissioner
Garrard Circuit Court.
j. L. Robinson, Atty for Phfs
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09

groom.
About thirty young people Of the
r. y. r. L. At this place went TO
Berea Sunday night TO render their
program. The b. Y. r. L. at Bere,
served lunch consisting Of nice sand
witches. cake and ice tea. bananas.
and apples. All had a delightful
time.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09
COMMISSIONERS
SALE OF LAND
GARRARD CIRCUIT COURT.

GARkAkD CIRCUIT CotkT.
VIM Lear. Plaintiff
vs..
Herod Raines. 81 al Defts.
Pursuant 20 n judgment rendered
a, the August Term, 1920, the under.
sirnsi Commissioner will sell at pub
lie auction 20 the hiyhes and best
bidder az the Court House Door IN
Lancaster. Kentucky, at II O'Clock
A. NJ. or thercabouts, on
MONDAY SEPTEMBER "a. 1920.
the real estate mentioned IN IN,
pl.adings and described ~ follows;
In Garrard County. Kentucky. on
the waters 81 Sugar Greek tnear the
three forks ~ Sugar Creek and
which - bounded By the lands ~
Canada LcAvell. Frank DENNIS. foun-
tain Huffman, Frank Clark and 9th
ers. and on, % the foregoing bound
AIRY ~ land there Is excluded one
quarter % an aer. 81 land hereto
fore sold hy Robert l.. Scott and wife
20 John simpson. the boundary and
description % which Is set forth IN
said deed. The amount 81 land here.
by conveyed contains 40 acres NOR,
or less Deed from u. VI. Lane and
other 10 J ; Stone. 81 al. Is dated
January 3. 1918. recorded in the Gar
rard County Clerks Office in Deed
Book No. 80 page 800.
The purpose o. this sale Is 10 salts
n the debt q VIM. Lear for Sil37.
SO. with iniercs, al sis per cent from
Jan 3. 1915. until paid. together
with the cost - this action and the
estimatsd amount ~ the debt b.
sl2G2 80. and the estimated cost b.
St2j.OO
TERMS.
TIE sale Will be made upon a cred
t - ~ months and the purchaser
Wli 10 required 20 execute bond
with approved security for the puf
chase price due IN siX months and
bearing az per cent interest from
date until raid. having the force and
effect - Judgment upon which ~.
eldtIun may ISSUE, payable 90 " N
Brown. Master Commissioner - the
Garrarl Circuit Court, and lien Will
BE- reserved upon the property sold
until frt purchase money b paid
" n Brown. Master Commissioner
Garrari Circuit Court.
J ? Robinson. ATTY for Pld.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09

With Cox and Harding both hand
some men, the male persuasion Is al
its wits end to figure on, now the
woman will vote.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09

No. We haven't an unkind word to
say Of any human being. It's only
when we don't consider them human
that we tear loose and rip of few.
The central record. (Lancaster, Ky.) 18??-current, 1920-09-09

IL Is reported that the former
crown princess of Germany is TO mar
~ an American II she succeeds in OBJ
tanning a divorce from her husband.
But that is BY no means surprising.
A charming woman is always ambiti.
Gus 10 rise in the world.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
Most Cordial Extended the Public Visit Us Tomorro
Opening One That Will Long Be Remembered Wit
Facts Regarding Our New Store
That May Interest You

Therwl be lovers floor
Mark eando oneat9
filling
fresh of drugs will be all
installed
mellow daylight
installed
number people
be of comfortable design finished
wall decorations All
inf
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
A Few Words About Our Store
And The Service We Are Pre-
pared To Render To The People
OF Wilmington And Vicinity

eoded Delaware
Adams the immediate and wonderful by the public efforts
weare tomorrow S co ourp plans.
would literally
thoroughly located within the dupont
buildings The
the word metropolitan with fittings stock and sales
usually Although
within
the combined fitting
have produced
Smith and Strevig
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1920-11-04
Souvenirs and Gifts For Everybody Women and Children

We
pen
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09

hereby given that viii one lhe Dob ID
day OF June. 1850, az the hour o. iwo
o'clock =. NJ, uf said day ai tha rcB.
dence OF the said James le Wplf. on
the SOUTHEAST Quarter OF section
Twenty-Five. Township Eighteen.
Range Three. West. Logan C1lriy
Oklahoma, cfIer for sele, and nell to
the highest and best blbdnf
for cash. the following daacrhcd per
sonal property to-wit
One lot OF farming hnliewentA.
consisting OF Cotton Planter. Turn
in Plows. LISTERS. Drills, two Bind
ers. Hay Rakes. Harrows. Cihtiy uOra,
Monitors, Mowimu Machine, ete
Three Iron Wheel Wlnons, Hay
Frames. Blacksmfthlng Tools. crird
Stone with frame. one Busgy and ,oles
one lot OF Fence po8t8. two Oh Ans
tos, two set OF Double Harness. noIna
extra Hames etc one good Saddle
block and falls. one 2a.@llon Oh can
partly full with cl. lot Or pindinR
Twine, Incubator, Heating stoy" one
Davenport,
sixty blie Of Alfalfa. soma f'iold
Corn Cane. Kaffir, etc. on half IN
terest IN 20 acres ~ Cotton about
five acres Alfalfa, q acres Of WlNdt
some Oats In field,
One Bay Horse. one iron gray Mule.
one brown Mule. two black Mules
one gray Coh. one gorrel Flllie. one
Janetfe. about 2G head Of Hogs, about
thirteen head OF Cattle
AL or so much of above dereritea
property az may be necessary 10 rat
isfy said Judgment. interest and costs
and accrulng costs as the properly Of
said judgment debtor
Witness my hand, this, the 1th
day OF June, 1920.
ED ROBERTSON.
Sheriff OF Logan County.
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duced again and examined carefully
Tor smut A smuliy odor VIII also
dlsquallfy the grain even though
Il passes muster otherwise
if he discovers that there IL a
spHnklIng of rye, barley, small Wild
oats, cookie, king head. Wild peas.
darnell or wild rose seed, he must
earcfuliy examine the foreign seeds.
which, II inseparable. make another
ftCior which will determine the
grade Of the grain.
Now II this wheat ~ damp, even
" all right Ia other respects, II wlll
b. necessary 10 make moisture
teyt which win take al least 40 MIN
ules.
Next there " test for texture
Wld II a man IL colorbind or work.
lns by artificial light. he cannot
make close decisions. lIe must al
40 be Judge Of whether the wheat
Is hard and yltreous or soft nnd
siarchy That makes u difference
vi the grade.
80 while the proposition N scien-
TIC, aud competent inspector cnn
ateertaln grndcs cagetly. get the e.
eyator man must take the chance
of buying on his judgment, which is
uually the ease.
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National Crop Improvement servicei
Clean wheat viii always bring q
premium. 80 rather thAn argue. lt
would be much better FOR every
farmer 20 clean his wheat thorough
ly, keep The dockage on the farm
lpd get premium tor what he sells
rather than 20 Try 90 get the price
OF good wheat for an inferior or no.
grade lot
Inspection OF wheat by a man who
Is commissioned by the government
for this work, IN scientific ana cX-
act He obtains his sample by Us.
Ing his probe IA three 10 tlyo differ
ent parts Of the wagonlond then he
runs his samples over small If
Wider TO make uniform sample.
He Sits II for dockage, runs II
through the Kicker" 10 separate
the wild oats and other. seeds, then
he slfts out the fine weed seeds,
saving all Of the wheat possible.
After the dockage is determined,
the weight Of the wheat ig ascor
tanned by Weighing II In "ketllcr
scnle made for that purpose. which
gives the test weight per measured
bushel.
Az rule there must not be more
than two smut balls 20 every 80
grams OF wheat 80 the aampiu IL re-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09
TREE PESTS ARE IN
FORCE THIS YEAR
Powerful Sprays Needed to Rid
the Shade Trees OF Devas-
tating Army of Dreaded
Insects.

Long white caterpillafs aud other
eaf Insects are making short work
u hundreds OF shade trees In Guih.
&c. The insect army already has
devastated many trees on beth the
iast and west sides and promises
o do still greater damage unless
urbed by deadly sprays or other
efficient means.
Most authorities are agreed that
praying is the best way of Kidding
he trees OF the insects and Kidding
he sidewalks OF the leaves and other
lrcppings from the depredations OF
he pests" said County Agent Wiley
A mixture of arsenate OF lead solu.
lon with nicotine snIphate Is tho
est material that can pc used
gainst the caterplllars and other
eat pests The two solutiona will
destroy both the chewing and the
'ucking insects
The arsenate OF lead solution.
Aich y very poisonous ia made in
'he proportion OF about 21-2 pounds
'ead 10 80 gallons Of wnter. The nico-
line sulphate Is made from about "a
9int OF Black Leaf 40" 10 100 gallons
Of water
Paris green Is another possible pre-.
rentiye against the caterpillar while
and the Bordeaux mix.
'nre NAV be used effectively against
the sucking insects.
The leaf insects. which are hard
md curl up into a ball, are the most
while The white caterpf
lar With a blue streak down his back.
s becoming more general in his dep.
relations.
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ny ~ a MseGilf
treutat at tae ltaH lat#u mas.

Experience 10 mnny yooa haa nnown
that subiectlng Gagged grizzlies % esoae
contact with people ~ usually cruelty
tn the animals Often they become
eroas. ana number ~ crowhsworfled
eriszliea have died prvlnaturely FROM
resultant apaplexy Modern aoo bear
paus are constructed go that the bear
Il beyond TIE wlisa ~ vlaltutS 20 that
hp can have much privacy nne at tha
needs ~ any grisgly Perhaps we too
often think ~ the bulky graaly aa be.
Ing coafse and rude, Bat he 4 au anl'
NAL of shc highest type, sensitive, In
dependent and retiring. The normal
bear N good lrnlprred and cheerful,
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LOST--FOUND


A business man walked into doc.
tors office the other day.
He looked IN the pink Of condition.
II want a thorough physical exam.
ipation," he said.
The doctor accommodated him.
Heart was sound, lungs were healthy,
kidneys and all other organs function.
Ing properly.
YOU'RE the most splendid specimen
rye seen In long time" said the
doctor.
Thanks; ! intend 10 remain So"
said the client. "You shall 20 over me
Ike this every six months. And !
propose TO have every man In q re-
sponslble position IN my organization
undergo similar examination twice
year.
"a competing firm recently put a
man into an important job who looked
as well as I. He broke down, ahd In
the decentralization OF the firms busl-
ness that came with the breaking, our
firm has taken over one Of their big
gest and best accounts. A condition
OF twenty years standing, which he
thought completely overcome. caused
that mans breakdown.
"a don't propose that my firm shall
suffer through any such experience
Good. hard business applied 10
health. Doesn't good sense recon-
mend TO every man such prudence1
How many men can you recall who
have discovered serious state Of
health too late to mendf--Haverhil
Gazette.
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Rro CROSS cAlrnooT-

Phone 2Ta
! Headquarters. in Federl building
I Civilian Service MN w " Hs-r
Home Service Mrs Ollvo Mes3on
neil
Nursing Service Miss Mabel Smith
and niH@ Precise
N yuu Know ~ any ono who y
sick or ia trouble ~ needs bslp o
any Kind. cail oflhsr " lhr aDuy
ani aaalBlanca will bo given Ia
far aa possible.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09
first published ia Daily Leader
jane =. 1920
NOTICE OF SHERlFF'S SALE or
PERSONAL PROPERTY TAKEN
ON EXECUTION

Whereas. writ OF expenditure was
Issued orr OF the District Court of
Logan County. State Of Oklahoma,
bearing date June s. 1920, TO mc n.
rected ard delivered, wherein am
commanded OF She Goods and chat.
Ties Of James r Wolf. Judgment debt
or, ! cause 10 be made the amount
OF a judgment for the sum OF Eight
Thousand. Five Hundred an M 100
Dollars, debt and damage. and costs
OF suit taxed at Th'rtyFiye and 70.
100 Dollars, and accrueing costs, rem.
dered by qaid Court on the ftli day
OF June. 1870, against the said James
Y. wolf, IN an action then pcndIrg
In said Court wherein Georgia NJ.
Wolf was Plaintlff and the said James
i. Wolf was Defendant,
Now Therefore, public notice 10
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-06-09

The year 1920 faces a world flooded
with paper money. The paper cur
rency OF thirty principal countries Of
the world at the beginning Of the war
aggregated little over $1,000, COX, 600 /;
at the end OF the war. In 1918. II was
$40. 900. 900 900. and In December. 1919.
1t totaled s51 .O00. 100000. these figures
being In round terms and exclusive Of
the currency issue OF the bolshevfk
government. which alone are esti-
mated It k2z.QQQQQ IA Qc=Raatop Post,
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Leader Classified Ads Get Results
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SUITABLE SOIL FOR
ALFALFA RAISING

Land where crimson clover or cow
peas has been grown for several
Years and turned under IN green
state, Is suitable for alfalfa when civ.
en q dressing OF manure Just before
seeding.
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WANTED Clean. light cotton rags
CT Leader Office.
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FoR RENT

FOR RENT--For light housekeeping
2 rooms and sleeping porch, 4lf Z
Harrison, phone 1895.
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OWNER WILL SELL

OWNER WILL SELL
Leaving city, win seIl my home.
s rooms strictly modern basement.
furnace. sleeping porch. terms
a real home and good Investment
in one See owner, phone 7sS.
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

FOR RENT modern houses. iAoue
l97. r. Jeisma
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CLASSIFIED WANTS.

FOR SALE Lots 23 and "a, block &
2rd Capitol Heights 209 n Sew
enth, phone 4S7
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FOR RENT-A Groom furnisho
house. call 1923 W. Washington .
phone 1857
Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-06
CALIFoRNIA,s PROBLEM

Opposition to the Japanese is nothing new on the Pacific coast. It has been viewed with growing concern for years and the result is the anti Japanese legis- lation which has been adopted by a three to one vote in California this week. While the Japanese are not mentioned in the law it is intended to include them inIsmuch as it is a measure to restrict ile holding of land by the aliens who are non assimilable.
 The Japanese have been increasing rapidly in the Pacific states They are in control of a large part of the husinesS own much land and are, rapid ly getting a stronger hold upon many lines of activity. The Japanese have been not only the cheap laborers but the real leaders in agricultural undertak- 'r5s in that part of the country They have shown enterprise where little or none existed before and when denied the chance to lease certain fertile valleys where they have developed a new and profitable business no one has succeeded them
 While the-far western states are deal ing with an actual condition which has been steadily increasing is not sur nrising that certain ones should ask how the business in which the Japanese arc Involved will be carried on without theil 1 assistance The farm labor problem is , quite as acute in California as elsewhere 1 in the country The Japanese are work
 CTS. They are responsible for large California crops and for the utilization ! of what was previously untouched .anC ] it is such endeavors which the new law ! is apparently intended to discourage st i far as the Japanese connection with it i except possibly as laborers, is concerned
 Ii must therefore be a matter of no lit
 tie concern to California as to whethe i there are those who can and will pro ! duce similar results as those obtaine | under the Japanese