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n. p. LangWorihy Dead

II. i. Ldngworthy. at the head o.
ne financial department of tn,
rypsy on company and the Gul
f'pe Line company, died ycstorda
morning as the result OF an apcra
lion, and his friends who are legion
are all sincerely mourning. N.
Langworthy was thc gen,lcst q.
men and in addition to rare ahili.,
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in Grafton on "Oiks

rs pRENTISS Il. MOORE.
Wrtten 70 hcnrtcn some of our
s,,cull.!ye friends and TO vary the
.donotuuy of technical repOrtsD
After an. whether panlcs ana
vord dpp,cssiuns or what Is wrong
ni,h us the man who is ~ bear on
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Wantod--Block Of acreage avail
able FOR drilling propositions in
oklahoma or Kansas. located struc-
,uraily favorable. Please furnish
complete data, Am in position to
ac, promptly. Would also purchase
lease close to good production. Ad-
dress Bon BIB, care of The World.
--AdNt.
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FOR SAf.E--Casing and line pipe.
j-muc 2-Inch $500 test; l-m.le A.
,nch, 5000 Il. . 3-l6, IL pound. car
= i.4-iucn, "a pound; / car lV-inch,
car 5-S-lnch, 20 pound, car
S5-s inch; II pound. Can Usage
1859; night phone Usage g676, Mid
20. Pipe n supply Co.. Is North
Guthrie St.--Adv.
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Oil Leases and Lands In the Osage.
II YOU desire to purchase. sell or
develop oil leases, or TO buy or sell
lands, or any particular tract of
and. in the Usage, or readily secure
reliable information In regard
,heleto, address d. r.. HQrsley, Paw
hAssa, Okla. Phone S4I.-Advt.
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Feenbcrg pipe & supply Co.. Of
fers for immediate shipment out Of
stock In any quantity, line pipe from
2" up to S" inclusive, casing from
1870 20" inclusive. We se,i at
prescn; market prices. See us be-
,3le placing your order. Office 5l9-
= e. First street. Phones Usage
$50, 1896, Id so, Tulsa. Okla.--
ADV
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Wanted work for National ma
chine, located near Dawson: will
move anywhere. Phone Usage 6432
or 7i71.-Advt.
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FOR SALL--f;astns all sizes new
used line pipe nnd rubing. We
buy used CASING. abandoned lines
tnG wells. Goodman Il Rineold. 325
Csntral Bank. Tulsa. Usage 1854.
Ns5,-Advt.
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=, MANTEp--S m al productions
sua."W il"ld, one or two wells with
MlNlng acreage. from owners only;
give 'al particulars first letter, with
NWts' prices; will consider aband-
on'a leases; brokers business not
-ronSI''rcd. S. II, +. q. Box 1911.
Tulsa, Okla.-Advt.
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Look under classification 61-A for
presents for the wife, mother, sister
and sweetheart, every day till Xnias.
--Adyt.
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tubing accidents occur most often
N winter. The OIL District supply
c"Hpanv, AIS South Boston can sup
p'I 'I.lng catchers for all sizes of
c2sng.--Adv.
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Acreage in swallow field direct
from owner. Eight wells in. two
more drilling to The deeper sands.
new commercial lease, $500 per
acre Address Bon sG-A. care
W0rld-Advt.
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For your depletion and tax prob
Inns, accounting and systematizing,
call Carl l.. Rice. &. +. a., 5l7 Ken
tedy Bldg. Phone Cedar 297.--
hdvt
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IN market for car lots fuel oil;
tNe grade OF your oil, quantity
SSvvailahle. and pricc at rocks. l69-B
care World.-Adv.
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Wanted-Drilllng or cleaning out
for 80. q star. Tulsa district pre-
ferred. Address 1i7-B, care of The
WOrld.--Advt.
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FOR SALE--60 II. i. enclosed
Hhrr Hessnrr engine; act quick. 3
noIldrd Bldg. City.--Adv.
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ls an accountant and master of
nance, was one Of the ruttst char
actors IN this entire city
To those NNo know MIN best. i'
CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE
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Have two quarter sections near
PRODUCTION in Usage nation 20 let on
uil.llns contract. +, O. Box 207,
Ddrt.esVillc, kla.-Adv
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oil AND GAS
y .n.es - supplies - Production. ktc.

Accountant wants set of books to
keen in ,pirc time. Can figure de-
lectioa and income tax. Il. o. box
gsl.--AdNt
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Portland star Goes TO Bruins In Ex-
change for Cash and Players.
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PENALTIES.

=
A few technicalities are cleared
up q to the point Of infliction Of
penalties. The penalty for . play
or starting before the ball Is put IN
play IL measured from the point
or the scrimmage, and the penalty
for man thrown out Of bounds Il
measured from the point where the
runner crossed the side line.
ISCOMPLETED Forward PASS
Time il taken out on . forward
PASS from the time the pass be-
comes inccmpleted until playing il
resumed.
FALSE STATING SIGNAL.
II, In the opinion Of the officials
. false starting signal In used on 9
play, designed to draw the oppon-
ents off-side, the officials may de-
mand that the play be made ovez
again.
FAIR CATCH.
The rule regarding the fair catch
signal is changed to read. prior te
attempt to catch the ball" instead
of while advancing toward ball.
PUNT-OUT.
The old punt-out after . touch.
down is entirely abolished.
SCORING.
A touchdown still counts sfz
points. The side making the touch
down, no matter where the touch
down is may, may bring the bal
out straight in front Of the goal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-18

Lee Dempsey, ono Of the best
all.around athletes ever pro.
duced in Rock Island, who has
been playing first base for the
Victoria club In the Pacific
Coast international league, has
been sold to Seattle In the Pa
cific Coast league and has re-
ported there to finish the sea-
son, according to . dispatch to
The Argus today.
Victoria has just finished -
pennanN winner In its league.
While playing first base for the
"vic's." Dempsey batted SIS,
leading the league in total
bases and amassing the leagues
best fielding average at first
base. He will finish with Sc.
attic, which now Is occupying
third place and only . few
games behind the Coast league
leaders.
This Is only Dempsey's third
season In the professional
ranks. He performed for Mo.
line last year. Lee Is only .
years old, and next year he
will be . good buy for any ma
jor club.
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@DUDE- HENKE.
CAMERA JINX
Is FEARED. BY
ALL ATHLETES

Bel clubs regard photographers
as a iinx TO their playing at times,
while on other occasions they are
eager to be made the meat of cam.
era men.
Group pictures are the most diff
ficult for picture sleuths to get. For
some reason or other the word has
got around that group picture is
the signal for the team to take a
sudden slump.
The Cleveland Indians posed
for q group picture at the Polo
Grounds inst before the fatal game
in which Ray Chapman was beaned.
Robins Raxxed.
The Chicago Cubs made monkeys
out of the Brooklyn Dodgers in the
game following the making of the
Flatbush teams group picture as
possible pennant winners for 1920
Frank Chance, former manager
of the Cubs, would never permit
group pictures Of his players to hi
made Immediately before the game
1t always resulted I'm their losing
the game, he says.
One photographer has figured
out that if he makes individual
pictures Of club preceding a game
they win nine times out of ten
while making group pictures al
ways results in disastrous slaughter
for tho toovu which n0cod
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SOX. 6; TANKS L.

Chicago, Sept, iS.-Bambino In
and his New York gang werS -
bled again yesterday aftens,
The White Sox tanned them, s z 4
thereby remaining very much h
the American League pennant IN
Red Faber pitched for the ~
boys, and the sorreltopped hurIr
was at his best. Up to the ph9
inning only five hits had been -
off him. In the ninth, with his elpI
leading, 6 to 2. Faber eased m !
bit and the big town boys ~
three hits count for two runs.
At the morning session held i
the clubhouse Kid Gleason told HI
boys TO 60 out and make some a
ira base hits. They did. Si1 Cd
triples were smeared all over u
grass.
Herbert Thormahlen, Z ia
handed person, pitched two innil(
for the Broadway bunch. He gu{l
touch Of high life during that tn
and II was necessary for Manasu
Higgins to call in his pitching "a
Carl Mays. Mays Jared no beta
the Sox touching him for Old
juicy hits in six innings.
Score by innings:
Chicago 80. .....210oo3O0s-
New York .......002000002-,
Batter ios: Faber and SchalA
Thormahlen, Mays and Hannah.
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Big en-
Schedule,
for 1920

Chicago. Sept. 1S.-Although In
diana will open the Western confef-
ence football season Saturday. Sept.
IS. with Franklin college at Bloom
ington, the other teamB In the big
Ten" will not swing into action nm
til = week later, when the first
games Of the championship race
will be played.
The Western conference sched-
ule for the. 1890 season, together
with> other important games. fol-
lows:
Sept g.
Franklin college vs.. Indiana at
Bloomington.
Oct 3
Iowa vs.. Indiana at Bloomington,
Knox vs. Northwestern at Evans
ton.
Norsa Dakota vs.. Minnesota al
Minneapolis.
Lawrence vs.. Wisconsin at Madi-
SON.
Ohio Wesleyan VI. Ohio State a,
Columbus.
De Paw vs.. Purdue at Lafayette
Oct Q.
Purdue W. Chicago at Chicago.
Minnesota VS.. Northwestern al
Evanston.
Case vs.. Michigan at Ann Arbor
Drake VS.. Illinois at Urbana.
Michigan Aggies VS.. Wisconsin al
Madison.
Cornell college vs.. Iowa at lows
City.
Oberlin VS.. Ohio State at Colum.
bus.
Mississippi A. & M. vs.. Indiana
at Bloomington.
Oct. 10.
Wabash VS.. Chicago at Chicago.
Northwestern VS.. Wisconsin al
Madison.
Iowa vs. Illinois at Urbana.
Indiana VS.. Minnesota at Mime.
apolis.
Purdue VS.. Ohio State at Colum.
bus.
Michigan Aggies VS.. Michigan al
Ann Arbor.
Oct. g.
Iowa VS.. Chicago at Chicago. .
Illinois vs.. Michigan at Ann Ar.
Dor.
Wisconsin VS.. Ohio State at Co
lumbus. =
Oct. 80.
Ohio State VS.. Chicago at Chica'
go.
Minnesota VS.. Illinois at Urbana
Northwestern VS.. Indiana at In
dianapolis.
Tulane VS.. Michigan at Ann Ar
Dor.
Wabash VS.. Purdue at Lafayette
Nov. G.
Illinois VS.. Chicago at Chicago.
Northwestern VS.. Iowa at lows
City.
Wisconsin VS.. Minnesota at Min
neapolis.
Michigan VS.. Ohio State at Column
bus. .
Purdue VS.. Notre Dame at Notrt
Dame.
Nov. Is. r
Chicago VS.. Michigan at Ann Ar
Dor.
Purdue VS.. Northwestern at Ev
anston.
Illinois VS.. Wisconsin at Madison
Minnesota VS.. Iowa at Iowa City
Indiana VS.. Notre Dame at In
dianapolis.
Nov. 20.
Wisconsin VS.. Chicago at Chi
cago.
Michigan VS. Minnesota at Min
neapolis. Ohio State VS.. Illinois a
Urbana. :
Notre Dame VI. Northwestern a
Evanston.
Indiana VS.. Purdue at Lafayette
! Iowa VS.. Ames at Des Moines.
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Johnny N0ye Of st. Paul.
Mike Collins grand little llghtie,
Is sure he can score . knock.
out over Jimmy Hanlon, Emil
Thiry's flashy entry in the
windup derby next Thursday
night before the Rock Island
Independent A. C. ut the I'LL.
n0is theatre.
In q letter received today BY
Promoter Frank Smith. Move
avows he will stop Hanlon be-
fore the Limit has been reached.
Il believe Hanlon Is made to
order for my left hand Noye
wrote. II give Jimmy all the
credit in the world for being a
game. aggressive fighter. but
those kind Of boys are the kind
l Ike. l was never in better
condition and will try to show
H-olty fight fans several new
things In the way Of boxing and
punching next Thursday night.
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THE SCOREBOARD

YESTERDAYS HEROES George
Burns, Giant outfielder: Five times
up, . home run. a triple, two dou-
bles and q single. Bobby Veach OF
Detroit: Six times up, q home run,
a triple. q double and three sim
giles.
LEON CADoRE held the Reds
safe with five blows and the Rob
ms took the second game OF the
series. 3 to 2.
MHENRY started the Cardinals
on . spree which resulted in IL
hits In a row and victory over Bos-
ton. . to 3.
RED FABER, one Of the White
Sox best. had the Yankees at hfg
mercy and the recent leaders lost,
s to 1.
COvELEsK1E pitched the In
dams a little closer to the pen
nant. trimming the Senators, 9 to 3,
THE BROWNS went after Nay
or and Bigbee and slaughtered the
Athletics. II to 8.
THE CUBS rallied in the ninth,
making three runs and winning
from the Phillies, 3 to 1.
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Important Changes in
Ne,U Football Code as
DralOii By Rllle-Makers

The principal changes In the FOOT
ball rules tor 1870 may b sum-
married. briefly - follows:
SUBSTITUTION.
II has been ruled that altar .
fplayer has reported to the proper
official and the change has becn
made, the substitution shall be con-
sidsred completed.
NAN N HOI1ON.
Both the referee and the linee-
man are to bs charged with the
duty Of watching . man in motion
before the ball ID put into play.
Ibis has been rendered necessary
by the great development Of shin
plays. Another rule bearing upon
that when q player, in making a
shift, comes to his position, he
must have both fest stationary on
the ground.
UNNECESSARY ROUGHNESS.
The act of clipping" 30 called
Is to be ruled under unnecessary
roughness, and will apply whether
the ball is dead or not, II done to
player who, il obviously out Of the
Play. Roughing the forward pas
ser IS also put under unnecessary
rougbness, 30 that II a forward
passer is roughly handled after be
has made q pass and. while moi
taking part in the play. the offend
ing side may be penalized in the
discretion Of the official.
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GIANTS, 4; PIRATES, 5.

New York, Sept. 1S.-Toney OF
New York started a rally with SIN
gle in the tenth inning yesterday
and the Giants won. 4 to 3. Burns
made five hits in five times at bat,
including a home run, a triple.
two doubles and single. His
double in the tenth sent Toney to
third, from where Spencer, who
ran for the Giant twirler, scored on
Young's single, after Bancroft was
passed purposely. Summa, a Pitts
burgh recruit, had double and two
singles. Adams pitched good ball
until the final inning. The Clans
are now in second place.
Score by innings:
New York ....10101 00O01-
Pittsburgh ......0O01010100-3
Batteries: Toney and Snyder;
Adams and Schmidt.
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An order to insure their comfort
when on the s:delines during zero
weather games Reports today In
dicated rapld stiides. The blan-
kets viii eost SIG each. necessitat-
~ o. ess1a1 q 49, 13eA
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EDDIE HUSE
KNOCKS OUT
IA, RECORD
Huse's Record,
1917.

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rol1.
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SySiono Ws-"m rus. San
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joss. Cal. ' ~" Gan
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jimmy Ry;n-Knockout . rds- San
Trsaas H1i-wm 4 3D. er,. y.u.v.
Cal:
Cal n'o' 7oeEeF-"m = rounda' Hakes.held.
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BOHNE,S NERVE.

San Francisco. Sept. 1S.-Sammy
Bohne, recent purchaser Of the
Reds. has . lot Of nerve. He has
tried to steal home seven times
this season and made the play on
six occasions.
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JUST CASTOFFS

Seattle, Sept. 18.-Clyde Wares,
himself CASTOR from Oakland, h
proving the theory that his type
often come back strong. He has
seven former oakland discards in
his regular line6p.
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TWO COACHES.

Cincinnati, Sept. 18.-Pat Moran
boasts Of two football coaches on
his team. Besides Greasy Neale,
who made a hit at the Marietta
gridiron last fall. Joe Meyers has
been named coach Of st. Xavier.
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TIGERS, II; BOSTON, Il

Detroit, Mich. Sept. lS.-Boem
and Detroit played slow. listies
game yesterday, the locals wtnaia!
out in the twelfth. IA to IL. Veaa
made a home run. triple ana
double and three singles IN "
times at bat.
Score by innings: =.
Detroit Neutrality-suspicious.
Boston .0010005 5z00QA
Batteries: Bogart. Moff1S"1
Wilson, Tred. Conkwright ~
Stanage, Manion; Jones. Hsrp0'
karr and Walters. Chaplin.
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CAGE MOGULS MEET.

Chicago. Sept. 49, basketball
coaclf,s OF the western conference
met here today to draft the sched-
ules for the coming season. and
elect Officers.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1920-09-18
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
TT PLANS HINT.

Detroit, Sept 18.-Ty Cobb will
20 moose hunting in the northern
woods for one week after the
American league season, closes.
He'll then go to the coast to play
in an exhibition series.
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CARDS. o; BRAVES, 1.

Boston. Sept. 1S.-Poling out
twelve hits in a row off Watson and
McQuillen. the. Cards downed the
Braves here yesterday. 9 to- 4. The
streak was broken when Clemens
flied to Meanwhile, but eight runs
had crossed the plate by then.
Score by innings:
St. Louis .........O10S0000O-9
Boston 80. ......1 001 02000-
Batteries: Doak and Clemens;
McQuillan, Townsend, Perotti.
Watson and O'Neil.
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INDIANS. .; GRIFFS, &

Cleveland, Sept. 1S.-The ln&]
ans cleaned up on the Senitrul
again. winning handily, 3 to 4
Stanley Coveleskie pitched air-tight
ball and was never in dangGl
Courtney was touched m in lysly
fashion. while Acosta was found m
four runs in the eighth. Coveleohs
famed eight.
Score by innings:
Cleveland ....0oo2so1ls-s
Washington So. o 0 00100l-j
Batteries: Coveleskie and 0'Nef
Courtney, Acosta and Charity.
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CUBS. 8; PILLS, l.

Philadelphia. Pa, Sept. 1910
the surprise and chagrin of Eppa
Jeptha Rixey, the Cubs hoped all
over him in the ninth round yester-
day, pounded out three runs and
licked the snappy Phils, 3 to l. The
enemy scored tally off Paul
Ckeeves in the first round. From
then to the eighth the Texas young
ster held the Phils safe and allowed
them four hits. He was lifted for a
pinch later. Sweetbreads Bailey
pitched the eighth and after the
Cubs scored in the ninth. Alexander
went forth and subdued the frantic
Pills.
Score by innings:
Chicago .........000O0000 S-3
Philadelphia ....1000000 0O-1
Batteries: Cheeves, Bailey. Alex
ander and O'Farrell; Rixey and
Witherow.
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ROBINS, 4; REDS, 3.

Brooklyn, Sept. 1S.-The Brook
lyn Robins continued to advance to-
ward the 1920 championship Of the
National League yesterday. by TAX
ing the second game Of the series
with Cincinnati, 8 to 2. For six in
nings the game was pretty pitch
ing duel between Filler and Galore,
neither allowing more than one hit
an inning up to that time.
Score by innings:
Brooklyn ........10Oo0020s-3
Cincinnati .....O00O2OOOO-2
Batteries: Galore and Miller;
Eller, LuQue and Wingo.
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BROWNS. Il; MACKS. g

st. Louis. Sept. 1S.-The Brown
defeated the Athletics in free ~
all smuggling contest yesterday, "
to 8. Sisler enjoyed a great dil|
with the willow, connecting for ~
triples and two singles. &
Score by innings: \
st. Louis .......2S001 600'-I|
Philadelphia .....00l 00600l-
Batteries: Lynch. BurwelI sM
SEVERED; Naylor, Bigbee and "
att, Perkins.
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CARDS HIT r. STpAYeur.

Boston. Sept. 18.-In defeating
Boston here yesterday. the St Louis
Nationals made II consecutive hits.
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Robins 10 Six Victories q
the peruant Five q compel the Co.
make cean sweep Of the last II to grab houors ~
cnna with II games play would have mop up Is to s
Robins. -
The awakening Of the Sox has resulted the three esdpe
League canerng along within Of
eanes With proper possible for The ~
s. In either first third paee, within three days The fEp
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1920-05-21
Whole Colorado Basin One Imperial Valley

of what the lands of the Colorado ba-
sin can do under irrigation The to-
tai production of the valley even now
under irrigation exceeded in value $50.
100000 in 1918. The population in
1910 was. i'm round numbers 1900,
and in 1919 exceeded 10000. The
value of the production i'm 1910 was
S5.O0O,O0O. and in 1919. exceeded $50
OO0CO0. These results tell their own
story and magnify the dreams of those
who Is years ago conceived this Won
derful Improvement and the reclama-
ton of an arid waste which today EN-
braces wonderful farms, beautiful mod
ern cities. and happy. aggressive.
progressive. energetic, prosperous peo-
pie who enjoy production of farm
products not only unsurpassed hut un-
equM>d anywhere.
The cost of the project is not pro-
hibitiVe. il iS stated. Its threefold
benefits OF added acres i'm cultivation.
electric energy and freedom from flood
menace are worth many times more
than the cost. the experts estimate.
There are several hundred thousand
acres of government land which could
be used for soldier settlement
At present the water for irrigation
flows through Mexican sofia condi-
ton of constant danger In view of the
strained relations.