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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-05
ScI,o(ield Notes

Especial Star Bulletin Correspondence
SCHOFIELD BARRACKS, jan A.
The entire garrison was turned out
this morning for a general police OF
the entire reservation west and south
CT the county road. The order direct
ed that all officers and enlisted men
required to attend drill should with
out exception turn out for this fatigue
and remain with it until completed.
Ii completed in one day tomorrow will
be a holiday. The task is a big one
and includes clearing the old pineap-
pie fields. and clearing the ravines
and gulches of weeds and shrubs.
Each regiment was assigned an area.
y -
The transport Thomas will take a
number of officers away from Scho-
field Barracks, as well as large num-
Der of enlisted men returning for dis
charge or to Join the army reserve.
Forty-nine have been transferred to
the reserve from the LIST Infantry
alone.
Departing from the 1st Field Artil-
lery are Capt. and Mrs. Roger o. Ma
son, Lieut.. and Mrs. Louis MacKin.
lay, Capt. Neb. B. Rehkopf. Lieut. X.
C. B. Palmer. 1st Field Artillery. who
recently underwent an operation for
and has been granted a
three-months' sick leave which he will
spend at his home in Washington, ID,
c. He will be a passenger on the
Thomas.
Leaving the 25th Infantry are Col,
and Mrs. l.. w. V. Kennon, who go
to the 26th Infantry on the border,
and Maj. and Mrs Edmund L. Butts.
Mrs r.. P. Harbold, wife of Lieut..
Harbold, 25th Infantry, is returning to
the mainland for a short visit.
Passengers from the 4th Cavalry
will be Lieut. and Mrs. William G.
Gardenhire and Lieut. and Mrs. Seth
w. Cook. Lieut.. and Mrs. Staley A.
Campbell are leaving the 1st Infantry
-. y y Il:
The following named non-commis.
stoned officers that have been on spe'
cial duty with the recruit companies,
have been returned to duty with their
companies: Cpl. julius Waddie, Co.
A; Cpl Leonard Colston. Co b; Sgt
Cliff B; Munns and acting Cpl. Simon
Wimberly. Co. C; Cpls. Thomas Car
gill and Benjamin Hardaway, Co. D;
Cpl. Dec Fallon. Co E; Cpl. George
w. Harrington, Co. F, and Cpl. Julian
Ferry, Co G. ....:. II
- - ..,..:.:.
A big reception and ball will be
given by the officers and ladies of
the garrison at the 25th Infantry hall
On the evening of January IA. in hon.
OF of Gen. and Mrs. Frederick S.
Strong ..>:.
y y =..-.>- Ill.
Announcement has been made that
the amount derived for the Army Re-
lief Society by the country dance Civ
en- by the officers and ladies of the
garrison on November Goth, amounts
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-05

TO S31.S0. An entertainment given
by the 25th Infantry under the aus
Iices OF Mrs. L. w V Kennon brought
in l455 francs. which has been sent
to, che OF the hospitals for the Sc
rtousfy wounded at Bordeaux, France
- -
r Lieut.;col. George G. Bailey, the post
quarterinaster, is attempting TO lease
a strip of the beach on the Bishop
estate, northeast of the Haleiwa hotel
for the purpose of building a bath.
house for the enlisted men of Scho-
field Barracks A bath-house at Hale
iva. will be very popular with the sol
diers of Leilehua. who in warm wealth
er go in large numbers for a swim
on the north coast
DIR. Alfred l.. Mason, veterinary
surgeon of the 4th Cavalry. will pc a
passenger on the Thomas. returning
to the mainland. Dr. Mason's mother
and sister will remain at Schofield
Barracks until the departure of the
next transport. Dr. Mason has for a
long time been in charge OF the vet
Urinary hospital and has made himself
very popular at the big garrison.
~ -
The new swimming pool at Cashier
has been opened for the use of the
officers and ladies OF the garrison
and placed under the charge of the
commanding officer of the 4th Cav.
airy.
- %
Maj E. L. Butts. 25th Infantry. has
been relieved as summary court Off
Ger OF the 18th Infantry cantonment
and Mai. Vernon A Caldwell detailed
in his place.
y -
Upen the recommendation of his
company commander Pvt Roy Jeffer,
son, Company NJ. 25th Infantry, has
been appointed corporal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-05

Announcement has been made that
the amount derived for the Army Re-
lief Society by the country dance Civ
en- by the officers and ladies of the
garrison on November Goth, amounts
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-01-05

A big reception and ball will be
given by the officers. and ladies of
the garrison at the 25th Infantry hall
On the evening of January IA. in hon.
Or of Gen. and Mrs. Frederick S.
Strong. ....:. 49,. T.. f
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07
g(ntomobilomni6miic nad Glbribae.

Cine 11elte M1ttomobIlomnibus=
[linie 5miiden @lorioge u11o 9apen=
port lit iebt bon ser E. @ilep & Son
2iperp COMPANY eingerid)tet mor0en.
Die @eiellid)ait miro. tagli6 orei
Tabrten 5mild)en Gapenport nno gl<
bridge einridte1t. 3l1rdb bieie nelle
2inie miro Den 9elpo6l1err nom 81
bridge beliere @eleaerbeit geboten,
ibre ginfallfe III Davenport SIT mo-
den nl0 innerbalb no1l menigen
Estl1oen mieoer nad) glorioge 5u-
rid5ufebren. Ger Sabrplall lal1tet
folgenoermaBen: Sic Station mirh
an Der 5. 1l1o 9raop t5trabe iei11,
Cars pcrlalic1 oiele Gcfe nod CID
ridge Inn Z uno 11.30 l1br gorm.
nno 5 llbr Nadm. 3ielel6en perlol-
len Glorioge rn1 s l1br @ornL 1 lllr
Wtittags nll0 G:15 llDr NadM1.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07
u. snbginora Suic ipridt bei Ser
lammlnng uorl ltnita,im Club.
Sinou=@clcbrtc miro anl
Molltag gortrag iiber Sic
Scelc Der Sinou=&1nlt"
clllcll Gurtraa lQlter.

Or. suobinom goia bon Galcut=
ia, Slloiell, miro am Wlontag Mbeno
inn llnitaria1 Men's Glll6 eillen gor-
troa bolten, Scr Iib eilpm I'm bal6
l(br 6egimlenoen Soltper anl6lie=
Ben miro. Sir ben Gortrag, Ser fiir
leoernanm beItinrmt lit, miro 25c
rllr oiejanigen 1amen n1o Serrel1
erbober mcrocl,, Die ltiGt OIL Dem
sollper tbeilgclommen 6abel1.
Or. Sole aroollirte bon ser l1ni=
ocrlltot bon Calcutta nno itanrmt ans
ocnl1elben Srt, in DEM Ser meltbe=
rllbn1te HabinOronat6 Iogore oos
sld)t Der @clt erblidte. shlgenblid=
lld1 ltebt cr Dem Iepartement ser po=
lltlld)en @iHenldaften Ser Staats,
uniperlitat at Sopa gitp Dor.
81. goie miro iiber oas Iben1o
uScelc Der Sillou-&nunIt" lpredben.
|Slcler gortraN miro BON elmer gro
Ben @n5abl pradJtpol ousgefiibrter
SlbtbllOer na5er erlalltert meroerl.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07
2eitrnssGcridtcritatter ucrmablt lid,

1" Fc'
&arolo 81. 2olmsberrp bon ga
pellport nllb Sri. 2erora g. Mberrp
Don Maqltofeta lplroen am Mittpod)
IbenO III Srieoensridter Gbil.
3al1m's Office einaltocr arlpcrtrallt.
&crr %2olu1s6errp 1par ieit pielen
Salrcn nit ser Heoaftion bes so
cenport Democrat ano 2eooer" Der
bunOen ltto 6etbatigte iid bis 5l1rll
Wiittippb ais &eridterltotter ser @e=
ridtsncuigfeiten. SStl Sen pielen Sab
ren %leil,er Idriftlteleriide1 5batig-
felt bat CT iid 5a6lreid,e llno trelte
Sreunbc %erfpor6en.
Seine jllage Satin lit sic Sod.
ter bon @errll lllo Srall S. 81
@bcrrp BON Maqllofeta, no Ser,
@berrp Ser @eiiber bes befa11nter
u&otel 1edfar" lit. Ias jungper.
]ma6lte 4saar reiIte fur5 nod oel
Srounng nod Ies Moinas a6, 1pl
SEER 2ollnsberrp ei1cn geridtcrltat
|terpoIten beim nGcs Moinps Gapi
tal" befleiOen miro.
Seille &pIlegen bon Ser 3en1o
frat" guatnliren i6m berSlibit Uni
geben ibnl sic beiten @liidmiinid
fiir sic 3ufunft nit auf ocn @es.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07
saleinc g~daoenieuer.
@icr flcinc Tc,ter ,ucrScn st friiGer
Worgcnitnr1oc pon Der Te,tcr=
luclr gel6idjt.
@eianmltidaoclt belaliit iid) l1,,r a,li
$50.

@ibrello Ser geltrigen Morgel1-
itlln6e bradJen' on pc%rld)iebenen Stel=
len Ser Stabt bier fleiue Iclter aus,
Oie insgeia11u1t 11llr einen S6aoen
bon $50 al1ridteten.
Sltnfen, Sic bonn @illoe aus bent
Sdprnlsein oes &al1ies. bon s.. g.
bon Md, 9to. 1918 Garf slpe., aui
bas Gah oes @ebaltoes getrage,
morben marel,, ridtcten Elm fleines
5euer oil, oas ol1rd Sic ltntiid)t ser
5elcrpebr anf einen Sd]aoen bon
l1llr $40 beldranft mur0e.
Mnf 0ielcl6e 3eije .entItaro al,d)
Dos 5el1cr alrf Dem 3ad)e oes Saules
bon S. s.. &olsolr, 9eo. 1906 @elt
a. StraBe, meld)es Slln1 @etrage BON
500 belda0igt puroe.
@egcl1 5ebn l1br m1r6e Die %sseuer-
lpebr nad) Oem &al1ie po1, ssobl1
sdn1iot, geo. 1906 @eIt A. gtraBe,
acrllfcn> 100 c,crfalls Oos 9ad ollrdJ
aus bcm Sd]ornlteill geiaQene Sum
ten e11t5illroet lpprOel1 mar. Ser al1-
Serid)tete Sd)aocn bclief lid, alif So.
9ds pierte, gleihialls onrd, aus
Dent SdorrItein atf bas Gab oes
9allles BON Setter 2alltrpp, SEQ. ZIG
gSelt $. StraBc gefallene Slltfen
pertrladbte, Sellcr fornte nod lbalb.
ltilnoigem, 6%artnadigem Sample
bonn Observation-Disclosures gel0id1
1uerben, nad)oem es eillen Sdabel
bon $50 allgerid)tet tbatte. sNn aaer
6aaen lit Ser sdaoen ol1rb geriihe.
rllngen gc0eft.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07
@tabt unb Gon1 !.
6reitas, Gen Z. Mpril.
Rleiue @taotg ieuigteiten.
gei @ltiterl GrfaItu11gel1 l1ip.
l1nier 8rltittbee, Sruitpaltilen u10
Snitelbaliam. Giepe's Mpotbefe.

Sic naditebenOun flciien Silt
Ser latten iid} 5lt Der Seier Oes 6.
@eburtsta9es Don Glitter Maric
@IiCf, Ser Sod)ter Don @crrl1 lulo
6ralt 8. 5. @lif BON Ser Ohio 9pe.,
eingcilmDen: Iorotbp lulo 2l1cile
9oerbnff, glitter 9ino6Iom, Stella
Sar1e, Srcne Ipcr, Margie @apps,
sSral1 8. l1ebe llno Spln &elrnetb,
Iroll 3. Barter ltno Sodlter, 6lo=
renee, llno Iralt u. Sanfion l1llo
Sodter, @alll1Oa lrno SEER llnb Srall
@. >. 2illbblom.
ge5irfsridter G6eop6ilus
iprad seiterll i'm bieligen Scott
Gou1ty 9e5irfsgeridt 6ralt Marp
Sticger bic Sdeiolmg BON ibren1
@atten, @orrp Sticger, megen al=
geblidcr gemnbnbaitsmqbiaer Srun=
fenbeit 5ll. 2ollis s. Goooemig Der
frat Oic &ldgcrill ais slnpalt.
&aliett & @ourigall gollln5iid)=
ter; fir gaalu1e, 3ierltr1nher, DO
len, @einreben lrno 9a1oidaftsarbei=
ten. M6one 3ap. 5305=@. gln5.)
Ias SeItalncnt BON George 5.
Moeller mllroe geitern I'M NadllaBge=
ridt bon oen Nmpalt @el1rp $. Sc
bens ge6ltdbt. Iieies Seltan1ent lebt
Die @ittme bes g%eritorbenell, Irall
glnna 6. Mineller, oils l1niperialerbi1
ein. Cine SodJter oes 3%abillgcidie=
Denelt, Wargaret g. Moeller miro
ols Scitomentspollitreferin einge=
5ebt. 3as SeItament oatirt pom 81.
Mar5 1916.
@e5irfsrid]ter Gbeop6ill1s iprad)
geltern i'm Scott County Ge5irfsge=
riht Iralt Gleo 6. g%loenbllrn Die
Sdei0ung bon iArenl @atten, Oscar
G%locnblul, pegcll altgeblider @rau=
%lan1feit u1O lnmenidlider @ebano=
lung SIT.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07

~Mnsi6aItmng Der fiinf Ger{o=
nettSitac anf Mitttppd)
ncri6oben.

Sic Reoaftion bon Ser 3emo=
frat" mrrpe geitern bon ser germal=
tl1llg Der God Sslano giieuboblage-
leQ'to1t berlad)rid)ti9t, Oab Die fir
.son1tag, Den 8. slpril, o1gclebte
gllsld]altllng BON iiu1f Eerionen5ii=
gen, Die in Der geltrigelr gllsgobe Bic
Ter 3eitl1l1g oltsfilbrlicb bcidriebe1
pl1roe, bis dllf Wiittmodl Sen 10.
Aprll, perld]obcll meroen lllllBte, ga
Die Iobrplal1c bis 5llll1 Son1tag nod
|nldt Iertla 9clteut mcroen folllten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07
Tns WpttpnSnrfpr TnIispi6pnor

Ias 8ettenoorfer Goli5eioepar~
temeut miro beltte Na6mittaa m,o
Mbeno in Ser Staotballe cine &artelr=
mterbaltrng peranltalten1 SIT Der bic
g%ermutoten ltno 5rennbe Der Selter=
uebrlellte ber5lid1lt ei%ngelaoen limo.
Iie uEilbers' a1lo @elpers"-
&la1len Ser 9ettenOorfer Gresbpte=
rianers&ird)e apltroen am Mittmnd,
s(6eno Don ben SRI. 6iioa &llebl ulI
!gllie 2in0cr mter6alten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07
@rnBc SriDiahrs= @cria,,,,,
Inng Oct Sonia T. Sainois
Central 9titrift MeDi=
col 9tMociatipn.
@irS nm 10. bs. Mprats 1lt s lt6r
MGcnSs int Nuf SslmS Slut
abgclmltcn mcrbcu.
Gereiniauna miro III oieien1 Sabre
80 Sabre oft.

Sic Soma ans SQillois Gcntro.
Giltrict Meoical Niineiation miro on
Iomerstag, oell 10. os. Monats
lulr 8 llbr 9lbenos int Mof SSslan>
.Glllb SIT Rod Sslano ibre oiesiabrigl
MISUNDERSTANDING abbolte1.
@egcll balb Z llbr Ionllerstaa
9lbello miro ser &luh 5ll gbrer Dor
Grofeiior Trallf Giaings cil1 Gillel
peronItalte1, 5l oem Oie Mitglieoel
Der Gerelnigung lid) IN grober Nn.
5ahl cinfil1oen merOet. SEER Or
@illlngs miro einige &ranfbeitsid at
mo 0eren Selling naber er0rtern.
Spater am IbenO miro 81. 8il.
lil1gs eillell bon Sidtbiloern begIei-
teten Gortrag ii6er Allgpmeine Gl1t-
6llnollng bon slb5eiien balten. Sic
lem Gortrag miro iid] eille Iisflll.
lion 5lpild)en Ben 0rs. %. %. Sale
Don 1openport; =. S. Song BON Moc
Sslano; George DC. 0etfer bon %
penport uno 9. .. @aroing BON Sl
Winlinc anl6lieBen.
Gen &auptplnnft Ser Gerlann1.
hung bil0et Die 8elpredlll1g Der @or.
bereitltngen fir Die @albjabrhn1oert
feier Der Gereilligul1g, 1S66=19t6.
Naditebeno Die oiesjabrigen ge.
alrtcn u1lo 3enioren Ser Gereini.
g11lrg:
Scamtc.
Eralioel1t 3. 6. 9. Dolung
@enei 60.
gi5cpraiioent ~ Or. 3. 8. SUR.
dlilo, Clinton.
5efretdr = o.. 9. @. eittig, 2a.
penpori.
5dntmeiiter 81. s. $. 5irlt
9fod Sslano.
geridterltatter 81. @. 3
G%baprnall, Silpis.
3cniprcn.
Ir. IS. 8. Gplser, Mod Sslano.
1r. g. g. 9llen, Iapenport.
Or. s. @. Seios, Moline.
~. N I Gorf,o1, aNoho,,,,4
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07
.@elo ptro 8aummternebm
bon Der gtaot stlril6= :
Der0Gtet.

Gs tpuroe geitern lit ser 5taotbade
befannt g%egebe1L Dob bic gallumter-
nebt1ter Ser Staot mm 5onnabe,lo
'mieOer ibr @elb abbolen f0nr1en, bas
lie nod Sen b~oriabrigem Baipor=
idriften an 2i5enlet einbe5ablt bat=
,fo,,
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07
Soriibenbe, 5etretdrt uub
9eltgatcn fiir bic
Grimdrma1l.

NNWvAt
Die llad)itebe1oell @~oriiscnoen,
Sefretdre llno Ielegotel1 mtroen &c.
ltern Mberb bel Ser ginberllfllng ser
oenlofratnd)en &allflllie fiir sic olll
Wiortag it%nttfiroenoe 4rimarmabl
mir Die Gulmtp-& onpention in bell
ledjs @aros ner Stubt eripGblt:
1. @arb = Sdnaffs Safe.
&oriiter @. Is. Mattbes.
Sefretar - $. @. 2e,llr.
Icle9aten:
1. GreSintt SSollt s. Iiid)cr,
@m. @ensler, gaen Gong.
2. 4re5intt @. 6. M,attbes,
.Gbas. &ilo, Ncro @lloe, Seq. Sd)el-
Ter s.. g.. Gent, @erlllall @eerts,
Monlf S. OILERS.
5. Vrs5inff Sop1 sdnod,
.Gbas. Gallagher, Marf Mc@ratb,
Sltlius g@ebring, @rr. $. @ojd
@ernarb McMabon, s., 6. Mnoolpb,
Geo. Gpttrcl.
2. @arS - TricnolD 6pmic.
gorlibcr Oscar 9rlleniing.
Sefretdr Charles Sarf.
Delegation:
1. Ere5illft Gharlcs Irif,
Soblr @rabarll, @iaiam @iid]off,
@el1rp Soeaer, s.. g. Tmpner, Sir
thur Sigel.
2. 9re5ilft ss. $. Glaulelr,
@llao Mocller, Sobn @enrids, Gbar-
les s. 3oedler, Gomaro Saplor,
Charles Hlttl, ssantes @uinn.
3. Gresilrtt Irallf &oln1,. 90.
s. .Msiallop, @illiam Mpellcr, y. 90.
Sacoblell, Oscar 9rlteltling, Ireo
Salenmiller, @illiam Steineaer,
Charles Sunf, Tbeo Sinot.
3. @aro - Ganiide griiScridafts=
Ballc.
goriiser Sobll @itt.
sefretar u. Mnorelen
3elcgaten:
/. Nre5inft - q. $. Meper, 5.
3. Mab, Gris Mengel, q. MnoreIen,
6. S. 9iibilraer, u. @ar6ed, Gbas.
s. Ge6ling1 u. 81. 9r1ba, 9cn 5.
2ltetjr.
2. Gre5inft Sof)n gerpalo,
Saul Seperin, 2nolpig Gcrg, So.
8erger, %. $. &rpegcr, Ssobn 6.
@iti.
3. 9re5inft @enrp .. @id}el=
manu- 5enrp Tn1fer, Mlbert Geter=
ien, Sreo Trieobolot, G6as.. @ecfer,
q. IS. @oloihmliot, 1reo Micls.
4. @aro - MrmprD 6a0c.
GprliBer = @omea Scott.
SefretaGr 8. s.. Galnoafcr.
Gelegatcn:
1. Grest1ft gl. Sartmig, IS.
$. Gllnoafer, N1lorep 9eterlen,
2ollis gcfbarot, M. 9. Saa, @m.
a'celter, 81. 81 @eper, grnit @en3el.
2. Ere5i,1ft - 1on 9. Sorne,
Sobn >Seeuep, Dr.. M%aoenbauien,
Soc 6lpnn Gr1elt @iltens, $. 8.
Seifieri.
3. Gre3inft - Geo Miggers, SEQ.
y. Scott, Gbas. Sdieb, Mlgult SOL
laff, Moolf Stedel.
5. @arS - Mclcs aim6aQ Sptcl.
Gorliber - @nrrp s. WicIar(ano.
Sefretar &. g. &enneop.
Delegation:
/. Ere5inft Sobn gtapleton,
S. =. Marfl1s, g. 90. @ilolep, Sssobn
Ilger, Watt 81. @ornlan, Sen 93a=
'pbael.
2. Gre5inft @arrp 5. Mc6ar-
lano> @errD gollmer, Matt @or=
man, %. .. glp, Sobn SaQigan, 8.
.@. Mllrrop, 8. IS. &enneop.
3. Gre5inft 6. S. Carroll, 6.
S. Iorgan, 8m. siemlem Srep
Sa11llell, s. S. 8rooers.
=. Maro Sit 9aucnpprt Snrn=
-gallc.
gorliber Us. s. Notb.
sefretar Satnes @ollett.
0elegaten:
l.. Nre5inft SSobn Maber, @ugf
9arrilon, 9. s. gdmibt, &. g,
a0roop, s. S. @ippall, 8. sc. 81
|iber.
2: Grc5inft 5. 9. Mihor0on
|Gbrllt a1lebl, 6reO gollmer, sSar1es
-. Sailett, sc. S. @ilmes.
3. Gre5inft - @aloo 9ecfer, 50
q. 9sot6 Sobn- 9altmgartl,er, S. s
ain11ooep> Slaac Geters6erger.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07

II have always believed" he said,
that a druggists first duty is to the
health Of his customers. l tell my peo-
pie frankly that a safe, gentle, mex
pensive laxative, such as Rexalls Order
lies. kept in3the home, will pay the big
gest dividends Of any investment ever
made. recommend 1t as the best
family laxative, because it is put up.
in tasty candy tablet form that appeals
to men. women and children alike, and
is as delightful and pleasing to take as
it is healthful."
@ir tbaben Dos ausidlieblide Ser,
faufsreht fit 0ieies ,al1ssc5eidnete
2arirnlitteI.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-04-07
$4,000 gdaocucrlatflaec eesel,
Experimentation nicScr=
geid,lagcn.

Midter q. 8. Souie pcronlabtc
aeltcrn Die Sl1rp III Dem $4,000
Sd)oocncrlobpro5eb, Gen George IS.
Stpfcr, No. 92l ysclu A. Strobe, ae=
gen Die Sri=Gitp MailpoD COMPANY
allgcltrcngt Cat, 0ie %gntld)eihl1ng bes
Nro5ellcs 5l @lrnlten ser @ngeflaq=
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extensive use of the registers during
the summer, extra books having be-
come necessary on several of the more
heavily travelled national forest roads
An incident occurring on the Cache
forest, in northern Utah, illustrates
the beneficial use to which these reg
listers are put. On August IS an emer-
gency telephone call for people from
Tremonton, known to be spending an
outing in the mountains, was received
at the Tony Grove ranger station
These people had made use of the
tourist register, and it was thus pos
sible for the ranger to quickly deter
mine the location of their camp Rang
er Henderson was at the time unable
to travel, but fortunately Mrs. Hen
derson's father, Mr.. Chandler, was Wis
iting at the station, and rode up the
canyon seven miles to deliver the urg-
ent message.
The extensive system of service
telephone lines and its widespread
but close-knit organization make it
possible to render many services of
this kind. which not only are of con-
siderable benefit to the traveller and
camper, but also bring home more
forcibly the advantages OF the nation
al forests as recreation and vacation
grounds.
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FOR SALE
LEGAL PUBLICATION
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 01622S.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, August
l, 1916.
Notice is hereby given, that Elinor
Gourley, of Murtaugh, Idaho, who, on
October 81, 1914, made desert land en-
try serial No. 01622S, for NEA NEA
Sec. "a, Twp. IL S., r. 10 E., Boise
meridian, has filed notice of intention
to make final proof. to establish claim
to the land above described, before A.
C. DeMary, U. S. commissioners, at Bur-
idaho, on the End day Of October,
/Claimant names as witnesses: Bob
III. Stevens, Daniel d. Wilkinson, Ho-
ward e. Stevens and Henry T. Stew
ems, all of Murtaugh, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. OF $50.

Department of the Interior, U. S.
Land Office at Haley, Idaho, August
Is, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Bryant
Willis, of Rogerson, Idaho, who, on
May goth, 1912, made homestead en-
try No. oil, 450, for seq, section 33,
township Is south, range IS east,
Boise meridian, has filed notice of in
tention to make final three year proof,
to establish claim to the land above
described, before G. G. Siggins, U. S.
commissioner, at Twin Falls, Idaho,
on the 10th day of October, 1916
Claimant names at witnesses: Maud
Cameron, Lester E. Johnson, Henry
Willis and Sarah Johnson, all of Rog-
erson, Idaho.
BEN r. GRAY. Register.
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HAGERMAN BEE MAN WILL SHIP
CARLOAD OF HONEY THIS YEAR

Earl Hanks of Hagerman, manager
of the Hagerman Valley Bee and Hon
ey company, received the attention of
a number Of interested on-lookers on
Broadway, in Bull last week, when he
stopped his Ford auto truck contain
ing thirty-five cases of honey, says
the Bull Herald. Honey bees, swarm
ed about the cases of honey, until it
looked as though a whole colony had
come out. However, it was only those
which had been attracted by the hon
ey. The supers were taken from some
of the $50 stands of bees the Hager-
man Bee and Honey company have
around Bull.
Mr.. Hanks said that the company
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has 1900 colonies, having been in
creased from $50 since last spring
They placed about $50 colonies in the
Bull country for this season to ex-
pertinent with the honey production,
as compared with those in the valley
Honey is worth about $275 per case,
and Mr.. Hanks said that each colony
makes about three cases, besides what
is necessary to live on during the
winter. A carload of honey will be
shipped from Gooding this week by
the Hagerman bee concern.
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August 21st, 1912, made desert land
entry No. 1888, for lots and and
S1hNWA, section 5, township 10
south, range IS east, Boise meridian,
has filed notice of intention to make
final proof, to establish claim to the
land above described, before G. G. Sig
gins, U. S. commissioner, at Twin
Falls, Idaho, on the 10th day of Octo-
Der, 1916.
Claimant names as witnesses: Maud
Cameron, Lester E. Johnson, Henry
Willis and Sarah Johnson, all of Rog-
erson, Idaho.
BEN R. GRAY, Register.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Estate of Patrick W. Navin, deceas-
ed.
Notice is hereby given by the under
signed, Cecilia Navin, executrix of the
estate of Patrick w. Navin, deceased,
&to the creditors of and all persons
waving claims against the said deceas-
eM to exhibit them with the necessary
vouShers, within four months after the
first publication of this notice, to the
said Cecilia Navivn, executrix at the
office of Longley & Walters at Twin
Falls, county of Twin Falls, state of
Idaho, this being the place fixed for
the transaction of the business Of said
estate.
Dated August 2Sth, 1916.
CECILIA NAVIN
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TOURIST REGISTERS
BECOMING POPULAR

Early this season tourist registers
we're installed at the main road en-
frances to the intermountain national
forests The registers are convent
emily placed in mounted, weatherproof
boxes, over which a notice is found
offering the assistance and co-opera-
ton of the local forest service organ
ization to those who, upon entering
the forest, register their name, ad-
dress and destination.
The travelling public has made very
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To those who may be interested in a
bunch Of good young ewes. CROSS
BREEDS in numbers from fifty up
Also YOUNG FINE woods. On terms
to suit. Those interested address J. A.
Hunt, Payette, Ida.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Serial No. 0f1S3S

Department of the Interior, O. S.
Land Office at HALEY, Idaho, August
is, 1916.
Notice is hereby given that Bryant
Willis, of Rogerson, Idaho, who, on