davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
Dc idlencs ,lIinNc.

Earia 3Otc Wioi. - Ser bIcp i0aQ
opcr belle NranfrlQ holOt N}iuoctuler
opcr sc N%mcrlfunerc, iom ialot !
&erocu>triGcn, % ocrta orope bIco
pnltct Al flUrIi9c NUnocr.
StIcrucbalmcrct udlcbc ! Toarbri
ZEN opCr mere emo 10000 american.
lie SoIontcr2 iioitc NuiIcitco i Gronf
rig. "a ~olciloRa olllcrcoc CrQoulio
TONER 0cltoQ lamuIcn mc0 Nmcrlta
ncruc / NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Gruu.
lie Soloutcr ! Naro0rmliorm itoO
9ercaOoGt uc0 ollie Mlrfcldoroc, bOor
omtrlfnu'fc &rlQcrc luo be3ruucl.
Gou life miuore emo 49, iorificlli
ac Stc0cr / T~rautrlg mcllem BEN Ell.
acl'tc Nanal o. Scbwrlt5'2 @rpnic
IlHQcr Nu%lrr,funIrc ~bclrapct. 12J
A. OIaic or Ool GNfcltlrnpc, men Ser
err oaiua mango itore nmtrlfauitc
NrrttRuuyoc" Gen ltpritc % melt
Impoutrcu0r cr uCl ocu 9lraonucr.
'toQcm hpor pmtrluQ 22.OOO unQc
@lui1rttQuCyc ioulr i'm none Scpn.
Curr bpcr cuttIt @rop cr Der rein ct
hulot &ora, % 0l2ic ltnoelipc Hrt.
fer a @or2 Ter pon N''tauo lto ION
en- nor MUr. opitlllet til Nara0e. Ger
er lite uu0ci cuo Aora | Nor3 npilelr
lau .uugt Glct fan uuu Naa Ell paf.
ter |Ipn miot pau Mutt0auroeu bT
uCr zig Ell mno0clJl ElugitanQ.
Hypr'ra StIernebumrrct oltlo paicr.
ltUNtcn belle set oiVtlcAC Traufril
ocItoQ idnmen mc0 oeu omcritanitt
@Ciouot I'll Eorls FcitIiGhcoerne %
Here a. De beremte WtoritoIfer bol0i
Goltr.
! elias marithcrcoc ct tort @or.
ucfor ira 0cu enc "omcritanifc air.
ttQooro I'll Sen ouocn "a lang SUM.
ucr meucm @rupcue, oQ berea Oto.
ore ocltc tro'oit line @Iomiter mel,
lem line eQuc Stores @raoe % Anlc.
~rlfaucrnea. Ger iauotes ucppe cr
cncilc auerifanif @rop I belle Srallf
rig, ionl life bIep ppntct iooe. Yac
mango blcp ser loGt bare en- beifeoer
Nran$ al YinrfcnS "a SfoQens uilot
Hlomnter, men tlTrligc NTnocr %
tatnenIll9e Nicricr hapoe laQt oen
ser. "a operolt blcp ser ienot rr
tIUrljg Soufc I'll sc inlouca paare
rcll0e glull0c2 6Ct liurc SAP.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
Sfrrbocr SpbenioQcrn.

5 Sl1hco meo iaa muree andre
Mtennelter bar oQiao @ilbclnt al
Nobenioucrn iorisQte itg pan noget
AZ bpert % meo mere eQer mirore
Sclo for Oct mlcitc mco nlinore.
sam foricgte bI. a.. at itprc oct tpife
Hl8c % lturc0e set !ige lift / 8ref.
Ten. San bar giort 0urbrenoe Iiuifo
pom Salcr, Rom0eliit, Trpoitant
pg Stlbafonltrltftar. Otter Nap.
portcnc al BONNIE ifuIoe ban ppre
sanltc lint Sfoqanlano; ialiulo bar
bat De bdlpan0ct 2lar, ban innltc0e
toa @rcp @entjnt ! ~Amerpngen, ia.
GET uco oper 1000 At @rcpens Srpr.
4ten oQinn bette cr bare GamouilaQe.
Nr. Nohen5oAcrn fitn0e aIoria cr.
mere Some % &oru ion Geoiuqcr al
zen llnlpIe @rlmA, at ban cr iorIto
bare ! ocn enc Nadrtb, og set cr nof
bans Ndrtncr ocn anoen Gnoc al
Nc0'dge1, JONI 9ior Nrbcioet.
Mcn MI mclOts ira 2llniteroum,
a. Nr. N~ohcn3oIlcrn cn0cIig bar mn.
let III rcttc Ho,0. 5 lin Il0cr5
o20c @ay bar nan pllloicl,q Ioat ior
G2dM iUrelnc 8apcr iom -
StrGo0er, Non iiooer mt ON "a.
GEN mco ariNt o. Eo2icr % &irfci.
hoac % maolcr "a mcrtcr oQ flip
Ter lto 9ai til me GlUoer Tor liz
iclu. % en- waiter Gug iaor rel
uoaIe 'ou iur.ll benaaococ ic Ben
tioligcrc Mclicr Al 8ltb3 9tuaOc ii00a
pan Horoct meo Nencnc opcrfora OF
IL &lrrer.
% iittcrt "a nit cr Set, at hapoc
Nr. Nohcn;oucu aIbri0 bcitllt an0e.
! III Siu eN0 at 10 9ilrer eler hoIoc /
cen enc Gnhc poo Ell &cbiaQ. ioo nil
DC baooc ban Iclo a belle &tr0cn ior-
tprlQt orrc bc0re iaren iNng.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01

at TONNE bom orbentlie tiaibs nu,
eiter at Sobnion. SoIfere fit iitdnb
Den paaeoaenoe llnoerisseIie Of 8ala.
uoaifterne, iom De ipnes life er
gcntlemanosnlGsiig Serb.
j ianlnle 5orbinbeIie fan nrpnes.
at Der bIanbt Dem, iom iprer for
WcIooos Domination iom bemofro.
tllt Er9lioentfanoioat, bar paft me.
gen E~iltreosbeb, at llnoerisaeIies.
tomiteen bar faaet SuItitsminiiter
Falmer iat i @abeitoffen. Set er e,
not laa %alminbclig Spiatnine, at meb
Falnler elimlneret er MtcMboo, ON
lite afturat ielpifrcpen til Nornina.
tloner, iaa Dog ben iterfeIte al aan.
oloaterne peo g%abningen al Gonpen.
tlofen / San Srancisco. Ser er 10
@rpan og andre Saftorer at reei1e
meo, ian en- fan albrie bore iiffer;
men Oct inoremmes, at McIboo er
en- operoroentIig opetia Iano, oa bon
ltaar ioGrt gobt inben 9artiet, ioa
bans Nomination tan mleo TimeIio.
beo oentcs. ut imiblertio Iolmer
og bans Srabonter bill gipre, bpoo Sc
tam for at forblnbre bette, er 10 Ielp.
lorltaaclig. ". u. Scarf % andre
tore oemofratiife 2pS er oaiaa imoo
gfcIooo, ON emo al belt forifieIiae
@rilltoe. Gnbelig er BET Den interes.
lailte Sm'tpfloigbeb, at set er / SIC.
ellblltanerncS SnteresIe at forpurre
Vtcaooos Termination, hpis De for,
GA DC arler BAN for oen iterfeite
Wtoofanoioat, Semofraterne fllnbe
opltiue. Som Selge af alt bette ois.
res Der MT ib9rbige Sorlsa poa of
ftitoe 1ioget peb bans aanlpaane ener
tlollgere 6orbolo, ipm man fau
b9nge lin Sot paa. Hepubliforerne
Ter plltnof aIlerhelit, at Iolmer bIep
11onlIteret al 0emofraterne. Se pilbe
% tad en- rigtig Yarabemoricb til Der
botoe Sus. Tor Siben bunbres Der
meo. at Der ifal ia b9ret en- @epn.
9elle oppe. ON at ifaffe eft @aIefono
aoa 10 0Haioner for at faa Mcaooo
nonlineret.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
Spfsier / Hom.

Wanhoe i iorrige llae "ieirebes"
/ Stalien Sentaarsoagen for oen
itaIlenlfe arieserfI9ring til Otter
rig % Sanoeia SnotrGoen poa Are.
naen / &eroensfrigen.
90 iom Oct Jig ismmer CT iligt
"SubiIpum", forlsb oct life uoeil
9Iobsuogpoelie. ) Rom TOM oct til
e poloiomt Sammcniteb melem ju-
biIerenoe Stnbenier % Den fongeliAe
@arbe, buorunber Ter FerIoner blcu
0rpbt % 30 Iaoret.
Sgiaa / Talcrn1o, Srtalla % Dte-
70 blep Tolf orGbt. 5 Den lpr't-
rppnte go profIamerebes ogI ou &c
neralItrelf.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01

cial activity very rapidly affects the
other phases Of conduct. The whole
moral life of the individual tends TO
become unsettled. Nothing is held
firmly except the selfish determination
10 obtain material wealth. Ideas and
ideals which stand IN the way OF this
are cast aside. The A~mericanizcd
foreigner possesses all the native
Americans ruthless greed without
possessing his social, ethical, re-
]ligious, or political idcali>m.
No man can learn a language per
icctly who learns II deliberately, and
social ideals are harder TO leave than
language. They can never be learned
naturally and completely except when
they are learned SO gradually and
imperceptibiy that the progress is I'M
recognized and largely unconscious
This can never be possible in the
case Of the iorcign-born and is only
very partially attainablc IN the case
Of the children foreign born. IT.
complete realization Is possible only
IN the case OF children born and
reared in an entirely American en-
vlronmeut. That is to say II cannot
be accomplished before the third
generation at the earliest, and often
not then.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01

SeIpitgre, iom meo Siocn maoife fan
0oo oper til iulo SelitG1olgbeo."
5 oct lille ipositre 3iornc al Gn.
ropo, boor Sprferne cnotu bar 500.
iplte, er Sultanens 3roppeiiprfe al
Srattaten bearnniet Ill 700
yfono, oplpIte &eniselos.
Siiltancn nj Sop I'll at bcholoe
&onltantinopel meo Der Decoration
at ban life oil frGrfc 1rattaters
9eltemmcIier. Sfuloe bette lie, itol
DC Nliercoe bnpe &et til at mooiit.
oere inc 9cilutninQcr o~ngaoenoc
aonltnntlnopcl." (WteO andre Orb
orlpc Sprtcrne belt M al Guropa.)
Gen tprfiifc arnte ifaI bcgrpnies
III Ell DtIita paa $4,000 0tano, ION
'tnl organiIeres al GliropTere, %
10 Nroccnt al Sfiiccrcrnc ifnl oGre
ltolGnoingcr. @n oQlcrct aommls.
lion lfol trriie @eitcmncIicr ON,
hnoroan 6enne Milits 'faI ~foroeIc3
run6t onfring / Sprfict.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
Set nrpliae SGlciicn.

! Sd)lciicm huor Der lfal pare
Solfcniiicmuin9 10 paa Scniomms.
rem engang, Noar Oct life iillbt ian
irebclla % rolll 'or iia, iom oct gior.
e ioruo icr %Nfiltnuingen / Seuoer.
iuanub. Stfc alene or Der itabig
Streifer % l)roIIabcoer, mclr / On.
clncn AZ Spgcln aoor oct lss mes
Niprineer ~ Sammenitso mlcller1
Eolatfer o. Snifcrc OF / Seihcn Ne.
aioncu mcIlem Eolaffer % GSefto.
SIopater. Nad oet iibite Steb er
set euops fommet I'll aaben Sorger'
tril. hpor Der or brissf Nrtilerl meo
tort WonbefaIo paa bcsge Sioer.
Man irpa,cr ior. at bisic ll~roliabc'
Der ifal iprehc iig cper belle Sdle.
lien, Get ipescr cnhce mes, al BET
ifaI fomme Ill CT aabert grio mel.
lem EoIen 90 G;etfo.S Iouafiet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
sra Mhincn til Spricn.

iii SffugdtioHtn a. TrnufiAri
"a 0ornitoot az lnore @per ! &c4.
iu / Glt Tor Nhuen brltgtc Iont be.
tlcu0t Nrau'tmUnoenc life bploC
trooper, men uoaIe Hegimcnter BEG.
lpartc Scne8aI l,e8re..
9tu mcIoe5 ira Eoris. al "a 0i$Ic
ScncanIcicrc cr blet leoigc pco Hbi.
llen, ltoI &c ocn tObe Sltni ienoc5
'om NoritcrtUull III sc iranite Srop.
yer / Oct mere 2iten. Ntcn ogian
ZEN tibligcrc irauite Stprfc | Spricn
% GiIicicn bcitoor al &olonitroppcr
ll1ciom &c brittle Sffupationa
tropper ona bcA1c Sioer al Strroer.
lie (SaronncIlcrnc % @osporls5) be
iidnr al 6olt ira ><noien.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
Slnddnottler.
SnpOcri / itpr Stil.

sra Faris mcIbes 0cn 27Oe Wai,
at Der netop er opoagct pGIoige BE,
hrogerlcr | Sepering al &orer III Den
nmerifanlte @rpeoition9 Stprfe /
6rantria nn0er ariqeR. 9eoragcri.
erle, 'om leber op i YhQipner, bier
opoogct unOcr SptGuiug al &orcr.
am 6rontrlg iiIor fiebte al DC Jor'
encoe Stater.
5 ct enfeIt Depot par ser Ell bel
Dbl lang StnbeI nleO aoaicr, nlcr.
fet "'Nermctif" % "glPf'laifer"
Vten | boer aaa'e bite net Jig, at Bet
Inn bar oct o%perite 2oQ al SANDER o.
NIa'tcr, ION inoeboibt bpa0 De lfu..
&c. Nclten BAR TONNE.
Sllnbrctulencr Sot al "~lllounoer.
tot, fanOtc@ al bcitoa Al @omIlIo al
>oarIlgitc aruIitet, n Ell Wrugoe
ao5ier, iom bar merfct "GIGoepa-
rcr", par cnten tommr eQer inoc-
holot ol'Ing9 umuliQt Sfrob.
5 ct nnhet Depot par Der lem Mil
lCnge Stabler al m~anaeorteoe 80.
rcr, beriblanot Senqc, Ammunition,
Spltetoi, 9urberiGbc, Gasoline OF
RI 10000 aosier mco 9obp llnocr.
tei.
NrunltmGuoene bar aI0rig Ier Icet
laa rorlnocrlla "Srig@Watericl" %
"Nrmc ~sSorrauo". ICpotct / @lep.
ro2, iom oTffcr mere emo Ell Sreoie.
Del az Vari5'a IreaI, er fuIbt al Def,
te SlagS 6orraoo, "a bet uniIaaea,
1T oct MI tuge minoit lem 9Inr at faa
cihpnoct oenne brogcoc &arebebol0-
ming.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
Den trrfilfc Trdftat.

Sta,a0egartcmentct ! @dihinaton
mobtol / iorrlge llQe llooraa al Ell
(nlc, iom Fremierminiitcr %euiie.
los nulia boIot i Oct arritc Scpute.
rctfnmmer ! Atbcn, % iom aap Ell
Gorebnlug al ocr inrfiifc Srafiat.
SislQe oerne Hebc9irrclie mac Den
.nrfiife 1raftat rare enom megtt
itren9ere crb Oct bnr ircmgaaei al Dc
hibtll oiieu,ligeiorte Splpsnineer.
Sen tprflife 2rofiat". iasbe @e.
ri5eIos, "tilitaar Sprfiet ti,n lotalt
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
DcrecnsfouSrt5.

sra @nIhlnQtou bcrettc2, at Nell
C6Nc miernaiiouuIc SonltetAtou't
renee lraIgc en- / 0l2'e Sage Al Che
zen Tor oc Gorrncop Stutcra Suro.
hco@pricm @cucrnItlrurl Cumming
uo'tcOt ,<u0toIoclic 'tuI nlholoca
Niontcrloco. llrlluan ira l2tc Ii,
2Obc December. &]ourCrtucCU 'tal,
81. a. orritc llobru0oci az lloultImy
al mtjtioumc SuQ0ommc iom bar
lm0,t Stco ilocn 1orriac N}roc, %
Oc Nholcr, iom bar purct oupcu0t til
at bctIUmpc Sen.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
Sreo 90 ufreo,
mes &ppenfportcr / angora / alnoto.
trn elpe 4.

ites &ooeofoortcr / Nngora / Inato'
lien ne6 cn 'tor Vengelum.
(Spenliaacnbe telegram piier, al
Vtiita'n acn1oI Nalbo9 Hationaliit'
orn1c | Slllcuilcn bar hnpt bctpbeliq
lterrc Gremaauq, emo Ielegrammer.
he btotlI bar nntnoet. Get har tioIl.
Acre pprct lnorpmmet ira aonitouti
nopcI, at Niuitn'n Vaibo5 Hegimen.
ter bar bcInt Ell Sanbsbp peo Gar.
oancllcrnc, men bpia bette ii0itc &c.
lcarom cr rlqtlgt, MAJ ban BABE lor.
nrcoct @ritcrnc ira Ioabn5ar, Voli,
@rrlo, Wfilhatiu % Eonoermd %
pare | Ecltohcl'c a. en- lterrc Strpf
Ming AZ Wnrmornliecns Titfpit. -
Nsnuo, uco bDiS Fortc Hotlonoli
licruc III llonr, or @ritcrncs 0alia /
S~lucaIlcn, % oct loalpr n al oe piQ.
tlaitc Torpoltcr / icluc aonitnntino
pcls Eorlunr. &amio Iiqgcr bare
30 Nfil / Sponit ior aoniiontinopcl.
Nac GcQn tpbcr poo, at Der critic
rcr I'll %Toritonclic mcIlcm DC rusiiitc
9olihcplfer "a Acknowledgement
lens &eocrc / gnotolicn.)
&onltontinopcl 2S0e Wtai.-@rp
fCrnc bar en0m life rptfet iu0 / tpr
fit (brnflcn, on oct Cr better life
ianoIpnllQt, at De uil giere bette, lpr
Sultoncn9 RcaIcrlng cr bet enig
meo liz lcIO, ON Den oil unocricgnc
oen tprflltc (rnftat cller et.
6ranltmTuocnc bar bciit oct iran
itc NIog oucr ale observation-disclosures
| bulQnr't % tnrftlt (broflcn % bar
ful6aiort, at De oatcr at iortiptte al
Sernbuncrne lnotll nioere.
Eart2 2S0e Ntni. - Armenicrnc
bar otcepteret en- &nbbpoclic ira Oen
Sopict Staggering ON al icn-
De en- Delegation til W%toifuu, otter
bun0 Oct rrcmanur az Slrbbercinin-
GER I'll oct franlte llbenrigsmiuiite-
rlllnl.
st telegram ira SiiIi5 oplnicr,
@corglen nIlerc0e cr fommct til
Ell ~,Soritoaclie meo Observation-Disclosures
leL iaolebca al @corQlCn bar paa-
'iQ at hin0rc at noqcn Gel al
bets (crrltortum brliaC9 iom @alia
Tor Nnarcb pQu @olihCplfernc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
Spcnlf prins paa SeioS

Sra Nep s)orf melbes Den 26oe
Wai: Erin5 Silbelm al Speri9e,
Soma @uitafs nGitGlbite Son, a,'
tont BERTH igaar fra Gentralamerifo
mco 9anlperen "Santa Marta"
Qrinien hor iioen 9egpnoelien al
Anret beltaeet / Ell pioenifabellg Gr-
petition til De centralamerlfalllte
2onbe.
Grpcoitio1en oreaniierebes / Spe'
rige iorrige Aar / ortGologiife % Ct
noloaiife Giemeo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
On ny "Suffcrltorm"

sra 2lu0crion, &no., tclcaraierca
cen 29oc Ytai: nj Craft er itonict
a' DC NnItcmn4icr, iom ! en- HGnqot
Ct iIcrc &uortoIcr 'uIocr @uocrnc /
inc @citrpbelicr puo at iaa iot ! no.
get Al ret Gutter, ionl Ell Al Npcu2
aIsbmrn0 hor upericrct illial82 ior
ILL., Gents Nluoct S%ammcuitlm,
I.ngcu begnu0tc ON Ntnrgcncu ol
lu0cr til al bile pare uch, I'll alt
Suftcrct cr io!gt, Frjicn ! @ncna
rurlae Nutlffrr cr 30 Gcut@ Nlnoct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
Wemiabeos~bci

Winnebaao Ieniebeb. Soma, goitor
@ranItons &nlb, belllttebe puu fit rhIio
atbolote Iarsmeoe blanot nnbet feIaenhe:
W~enl9beoenS Seleeater til Sdmfunbss
~aarsnteoet .paaI99ges at itemme mob
Observation-Disclosures.
Yreltelsnnen forhsies. iad Sen, for,iber
De panIiqe Ieie S~nbtnster, nneo Snbfoms
lterne al 2dnoet bltr omtrent S $4,000.
Wtenigbeoen bar noet til SomfunbsuSs
eifterre bette Gar $2.120.93, bptltet er
$1.O09.93 mer enb fin Inbef.
W MISUNDERSTANDING bar fem grfeIts
p%erloncr. tneen at bisfe bill ba fit Nobn
betlenotaiort. iiirnfet grtraeaper til
gftsltonen % OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
paa tilianrmen 81 ,29O.
@eniebebens &Ioftcr, iom aanife nsIio
fnlote 50 Var, mobtos paa Gebursbaeen
mnbtlis, San itaar ~frembeles / gr1e
beoe % tit lin 2sn forbsiet fra 40 til
100 SpIars.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
Ncrlcr paa Torac
% Tanmarf

fan tiDbes hos OS citcr Sngcns luuc
ito 0nrs, NJ bciprgcr Gcnac ocppnc.
ret / uurite Banter, huUr man IN be.
tnler 5l2@ Hcntc. Mco Den nnuG
renoc !Goc 9nre, or al fipbc 0rouer
% inbirttc inmmc i nuritc Santer
en- mcget apb % lsunenoc Surrct.
ming. alpb isrenb anrieu gaar %.
Striu til ellcr beips Spbc &. 60,
@erel' % %iictiurrctnina, inmt @e.
neral Rurthmeitern gsents, 3urme.
gtan Ameriea Zine, 319 2nS Abe.
g, minneapolis.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
DIFFERENTIATION FALLACY

INSTRUMENTATION FAIIACY.
49,
The following article bv MIR. l.. p.
Edwards appeared in A recent issue Of
the New York Times.
The United States Is suffering from
n oi IT'S periodic attack, of Know
Nothingi>m II is ,criously main
tanned in the public prints hat our
recent Eastern European, and particu-
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01

Suis ce trrnser IN en- martin, ntTlaf e, az
be ftefte Wlpbeuer at -Suspcnren-. gtuiaft
% beoit. Specieue grifer meb ~Secorob.go.
ften" ct Wor.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-06-01
Understanding,

go eai.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-09

2 1-3 bushels, as peas weigh the same
as wheat-60 pounds to the bushel
This is the best yield reported in this
section since 1916, as the past three
years had been bad for peas as well
as for grain in this part of the Pa
louise country. The yield is about 80
bushels per acre and the peas are said
to be of fine quality. The seed had
all been hand picked and is puge, the
peas being uniform in size and color.
Before the field was cut it was pro-
nounced one of the best in Latah coun-
ty. This firm has 400 acres in peas,
about half of which are Alaska and
the others Blue Prussian. or Blue
Bell" as they have been called since
the war with Germany, when the word
Prussian became unpopular and an
effort was made to change the name
of this variety of peas.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1920-08-09
PRICES OF PEAS AND
BEANS TO Be LOWER
FARMERS CANNOT EXPECT WAR
PRICES FOR THESE CROPS,
SAYS EXPERT

That foreign mpetition-importa
tions from China and Japan is destroy
ing the market for Idaho peas and
beans and holding prices so low that
there is likely to be much smaller
profit to the farmer than in former
years, is the opinion of Harry Driscoll,
manager of the Idaho Bean and Ele-
vator Company, with line of eleva-
tors and warehouses in the Potlatch
and Clearwater districts of Idaho and
headquarters at Spokane.
81 fear to tell what | believe the
price of peas and beans will be this
year" said Mr.. Driscoll. 'Of course
we cannot expect war prices, which
rather spoiled the farmers. In 1917
farmers got as high as II and 10 cents
a pound for beans. Before the war
raised beans in this county and we
thought we were doing very well when
we got 81 cents for beans, which re-
tailed at five cents, or 20 pounds for
the dollar. OF course labor is higher
and land more valuable and the cost
I of production has increased.
but the greatest factor is the i'm
pOrtation of peas and beans from the
Orient. Farmers would be frightened
If they knew the prices at which Japan
and Chinese beans and peas can be
bought by the ship load delivered at
Seattle or Portland"
Mr.. Driscoll has just returned from
a trip through the Clearwater coun-
try, having visited the bean growing
sections of Latah, Clearwater and
other counties of this part of the
state He says the bean crop is much
below normal, in point of acreage, be-
ing not more than 40 per cent of the
average for the past few years, while
crop conditions are hardly up to the
average, although he regards them as
fair" in the Clearwater district but
not so good in the Potlatch and on the
ridges near Kendrick, which has been
a great bean district for several years. |
''Fall wheat looks fine in all that
section" said Mr.. Driscoll, land prom |
ises a heavy yield-one of the best in !
several years. Spring wheat is not so
good and the yield will not be up to
earlier expectations.
Mr. Driscoll said the pea crop In
northern Idaho is one of the best ever
grown, and crops here are fine, espec-
tally in Latah county. but he says that
in Spokane county, especially about
Fairfield and Latah, where pea grow
ing was first introduced on an extern
5ive scale and has been an important
industry, the crop is the poorest in
several years. s'Some farmers will not
more than get seed back in that sec
,iOn," said he.
Mix Brothers have begun threshing
100 acres of peas on their farm north
If town, being the first to thresh in
his section. They have threshed
more than 1000 sacks of Alaska peas
and the average has been between II
and 13 sacks per acre. Each sack
holds an average of $40 pounds. or u
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Mortified, Mimi, where he will re-
sumo his study of music.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Butler of Lew
|iston, were in Moscow yesterday Wis
iting with friends.
Prem Moore, formerly resident of
Moscow, and a member of the Uni
versity faculty, of Boise, is business
visitor in Moscow for a few days.
Erwing Jensen and Forest White
of Pullman are visitors in Moscow
today.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. L. Daggert of
Spokane, arrived in town this morn
ing for a short business visit.
Good cream waffles at Palace of
Sweets, starting Monday 1880. 67-73
Thomas H. Grice of Portland, is in
Moscow visiting this week with his
brother Glen Grice.
Raymond Robbins left this morn
ing for Spokane on short visit.
Miss Grace Bennett of Boise, is
visiting friends in Moscow for sew
eral days.
DR.. J. A. McDaniels is in Spokane
for few days on a business trip
Sam Silvey, one of Latah county's
retired farmers, is located in the Com
mercial Block, and is doing a general
real estate and insurance business.
John Nisbet and Charles Summer
field, officials of Latah county, are
in Spokane on business in connec-
ton with their offices.
o. S. Nero arrived in Moscow this
morning for few days business visit.
M. A. Morgan and wife of Spokane
are visiting relatives in town for
few days.
The Misses Genevieve and Vivian
Dartt of Palouse are shopping in
Moscow today.
Waffles? Yes, we have them. Pal
ice of Sweets 67-73
Gipson Stalker of Lewiston, arriv-
I'd in Moscow today for few days
yisit with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calvin Smith and
laughter left today for Rosalia where
hey will visit relatives for week.
Lyman Whittier left today for Chi |
ago and other eastern points on a
months visit.
Miss Neva Ann Drury returned yes
erday from Lewiston where she has
een attending the Normal school.
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HARVEST STARTS
SOON NEAR GEnESEE
LIGHT VOTE AT PRIMARY-BUYS
FINE PIGS-HAND HURT IN
WRINGER-SOME CORN
(Genesee News

(GeneSee News
The harvest season will soon be on
in full blast in the Genesee country.
Binders will start in some fields of
fall wheat the latter part of this
week and spring wheat is said to be
turning in number of fields and will
be ready for the binder within the
next week or ten days.
Wheat is reported as heavy and
heading we'll and prospects are good
for an excellent yield. Some fields of
|spring grain are late but ale coming
lon nicely.
The hay crop is heavy and excel
lent weather conditions have prevail
ed for curing and storing 1t in the
best condition.
In fact, everybody is busy and wear
in smile these days.
Light Vote Cast
An extremely light vote was cast in
the Genesee precinct in the primary
election which was held Tuesday af-
ternoon. Only one name had been
filed for each office on the republican
ticket and only part Of the filings
had been made on the democratic
ticket and little interest was shown.
booths must be conducted for the diff
ferent parties. The polling place for
tile republicans was at the Burr real
estate office, where " votes were cast
and the democratic polling place was
at the Social house, where three votes
we're cast.
Many voters failed to register for
the primaries and it is hoped that
every one will get busy and register
Tor the general election TO be held on
November 2.
Has Some Corn
Chas. Jain is trying his hand at
raising little corn for feed purposes.
He brought to this office stalk of |
corn that he pulled on August / that |
measured 421z inches in height. The
corn was just knee high to Charley
IN July and, according to measure
nents, has grown at the rate of lit
lie better than PA inches per day. |
Charley says as soon as he learns how !
% raise corn he expects to make it |
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The Young Married Women's Glass
of the Methodist Church had dinner
in the church basement this noon. A
very sumptous dinner was served and
a program was given after which an
hour was spent socially.
L. W. Fluharty of Boise, arrived in
Moscow yesterday for few days Wis
it on business.
Miss Lenora Elliott left last week
for two weeks vacation at Portland.
Frank Denham, Arlie Parkins, and
L. Parkins of Lapwai, Ida, are visit
ing friends in Moscow for a few days.
Miss Dorothy Mcfarland of Colfax,
is shopping in Moscow today.
Morton Luyass left Yesterday for