Show S UIg- UIg DIg Crops In Kansas Kansas farmers are aie ha having bating ing great trouble In securing sufficient hands to to harvest harest the enormous enor enor- crop of wheat in the state There is an anI I alarming scarcity of farm farmhands hands and ad the farmers farm farm- I ers era are ae offering high wages to t secure sufficient help At all aU the stations along the Santa Fe Fc railway the te trains are dally daily daiy besieged b by farmers farm farm- ers ens trying tring to t secure men to work T hey offer ofer from 2 2 to 3 t a I day with board wages wages which have hae before never neer been known to prevail In the te state stat I t Last Lat years year's yeas yea's wheat crop was wa bushels bush bush- els 1 and nd the te yield this y year ar ai will wi probably exceed ex ex- deed eed that of any previous year In the te history of the state In the central centra and northern norther port portions por por- t ns of f the state stat at l least at 2000 farm hands can ean find employment at wages ranging from 2 3 to 3 a day with Wills board during tb tr p present harvest harvest S tW The he oat crop too to promises a ary very ry large yield ld and the corn crop t the acreage of or which I exceeds exceed any previous year will wi probably exceed ex cx- c ed e any former forer yield providing of course that no general disaster overtakes It U before ba harvest est Conservative estimates place tho the tot tt total yield in lu the neighborhood of 2000 bushels S Arrangements are being made by the to Sa Santa I Fe railway which will wi enable the employment of Idle people In Ok Oklahoma and other oter points point r to o come to t Kansas to t relieve the scarcity of oft t farm labor The Tho road read win wn wake make a low exe excursion S sion don rate rat which together with wIh the high rates rats I of wages prevailing will wi probably induce enough men inca to t come to Kansas Kaneas to ensure the theS S speedy harvesting harett of t the crops pJ I |