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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-05-17
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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29

The government under the occupa-
tional provisions OF the new draft
has CT lied for 1000 bricl1ayers from
tho United States, Is OF this number
TO be furnished from North Dakota.
The members of the Cass county
draft board are going through the
missionaries as fast as they are
received and singing out the names
Of bricklayers.
Registrars are urged to go before
the legal advisory boards Of the vart-
GUS divisions for assistance. Nearly
every board reports the receipt Of
many improperly fiiied out question
naires, presumably attempted by
some registrant.
The necessity for accuracy in these
statements appears from the regula-
tions which provide the failure to
properly fill out questionnaires may
result in the loss of valuable rights,
or immediate induction into military
service"
Returned questionnaIres indicate
that IS per cent OF the registered
men of Cass county are married.
Out of 900 questionnaires sent out 80
were not returned within the time
limit, this being due to the fact that
many Of the men are in military
service, while others have changed
their addresses without advising the
members OF the draft board.
For state news, read The Forum.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29

Bar association who are giving thPir
service free TO assist the registrants
in filling In the questionnaires will
be at the courthouse every morning
and afternoon. II the registrant
calls at a lawyers ONCE downtown,
he is subject to q fee for the assist
ance given him. The hours at the
courthouse are from to IL O'Clock,
and from until o'clock.
One attorney said Friday that he
will charge for his services IL asked
outside OF the legal advisory room at
the courthouse.
Local exemption boards in North
Dakota have begun the task Of
classifying registrants for the draft.
The questionnaires are being con-
sldered and the men assigned to the
classes to which they belong. Two
men, temporarily exempted last sum-
mer in order to get in all last sea-
sons crop, recently asked their
status under the new regulations.
They were told all temporary
exemptions expired on Dec. is and
they now stand certified. They will
follow the men OF class / into mill
tary service.
The final increments Of the draft
will not be sent TO Camp Dodge. The
war department made this announce
ment this week, stating the men
will now come under the new selec-
tive draft regulations and none will
be called into service before Feb. 10.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29
BOARDS
BEGIN TASK OF
CLASSIFICATION
Persons Who Have Moved
Since June Should Mott
fly Secretary

Persons who have moved since
they registered on June for the
draft should notify the secretary Of
their draft board where they regis
tered. t lis announced here that
many OF the questionnaires are re-
turned by the postal authorities.
Past experiences OF men upon
whom notices were served to report
and who failed to do so, should
serve as a lesson to those who have
changed their addresses and influence
them to report their new residence
to the local boards and save trouble,
both for themselves and the federal
officers.
The members OF the Cass County
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29

Your insurance policy
written on the 1915
basis of valuation is
an understood garment of
protection. 1t fits present
valuation as poorly as a
youths suit fits a full grown
man.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29
COST S226,5lO to-
RUN THE COUNTY.
BUSINESS DURING.
LAST Il MONTHS.
Annual Report of Expendi-
lures is Issued by the
County Auditor
ROADS MAKS UP
$34,719 ITEM
Pensioned Mothers Get 49,
26O-Poor and Insane
Cost Much

Cvaas county expended $34, 1929 on
county roads and for repairs and the
construction Of bridges and culverts,
s26 .319.72, according to the expendi-
lures for the year ending December
81 1917. made public at the ONCE OF
the county auditor this afternoon.
County warrants totaled $164,199.1
and auditors warrants SCI 1852, or
total expenditures for operating the
business of the county or S22o,-
51O.27. Insane patients cost the coun-
ty S14,472.53, which is one OF the
biggest items. The maintenance Of
the county hospital and the county
poor farm Is the second big item in
the expense list.
For the maintenance of the county
hospital and poor farm warrants
totaling 81, 23O.72 were issued; for
the salaries Of the county hospital
and the poor farm, Sc, 469.67 and for
the county poor, including the visit
ing nurse, $8,770.SS. To feed the
county prisoners was q small item
compared with the other bills which
the commissioners ordered paid dur
ing their years business. Prisoners
cost the county $4,716.55.
Two years and seven months ago
the ONCE of the Juvenile commits
giOner or CaS8 county was SNSabS0
and A. b. Guptil was placed in
charge of this particular department.
This department cost the county So
25O.51 for the year or $1,O01.60 for
the services OF the Juvenile commits
sioner and S2,24s.s1 for Juvenile court
expenses. The cost of the juvenile
department for the last two years
ending May 81, 1917 was s7,712.S1 as
will be shown in the annual report
of the commissioner which is now
being prepared. Judge Guptill esti-
mates that the saving to the county
during the two-year period was sl6,-
252.67.
Cass county paid to pensioned
mothers the sum of $S,260.20. There
are now IL mothers on the monthly
payroll which amounts to $623
month The list Is growing about
the rate of two additional names
month. Maintenance OF the county
board OF health was another expen-
sive item, being $6,006,11. The cost
of keeping feeble minded was ST.
$500 and for the maintenance OF
the tuberculosis sanitartum ST73.e4.
Payment of premiums on official
bonds came to $1,224.50.
The itemized expenditures for the
county for the year follow:
Repairs and construction Of
bridges and culverts ....$ 2S.S1s.I2
District court:
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29
1918 PRINTERS ARE
IN THE WORLD WAR
typographical Union Issues Booklet
Containing Names Of Soldier
Members.

The International TypogranhicaT
union has issued a booklet contafniup
the names Of the soldier members. 81
whom there are 1918, and says that
many more stars are TO be added.
Fargo and practically every city in
the Union is represented on the roll.
F1fty-five members have been KILL
ed abroad or have died in service
since the war began. The union has
paid $l7,O25 to dependents of dead
members.
Liberty Loan bonds worth $50 600
have been purchased by the executive
council and 100000 has been in
vested by subordinate unions.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29

Stomach Trouble and Constipation.
Those who are afflicted with stom-
ach trouble and constipation should
read the following: Il have never
found anything so good for stomach
trouble and constipation as Cham
berlain's Tablets. have used them
off and on now for the past two
years They not only regulate the
action of the bowels but stimulate
the liver and keep ones body in a
healthy condition." writes Mrs.
Benjamin Hooper. Auburn, N. y
Adv.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29
CASSELTON BOY ON
TORPEDOED ANTILLES
Ashton Loekhart Taken From Eng
land to New York For Treatment
For Exposure.

Casselton. ~. D., Dec. 2s.--Ashton
Bockhart, Casselton young man,
who was on the Antilles which was
torpedoed some time ago and was
rescued, has been taken from Eng
land to New York for treatment for
the effects OF the exposure he expert
enced, according to word received
here from him.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29

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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29
Undergoes An
Operation to
Serve Colors

The thought OF an operation
had no fears for Donovan Guy
Wheeler, 20 years old, of Marion,
N. D., who underwent an opera
tion at ST. Johns hospital today.
An examination OF the appIi-
cant for the navy was made
Thursday evening and he was adj
vised by the recruiting officer
that 1t would be necessary for
him to submit to the knife IL he
ever hoped to be In a condition to
serve his country.
This morning, the young man
entered the hospital. The opera
tion is not considered serious.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29
COMPANY l BOY DIES.
Was Left Behind When Regiment
Sailed For France.

wahpeton, n. D., Dec. 29.-Word
of the death Of her son, Sergt. Leo
Nebraska, 20, of Company ], 164th u.
s. Inf, has been received by Mrs. Ted
Manikowski. Breckenridge. Sergeant
Nebraska was among those left in
the United States on account OF III
ness when the regiment sailed for
France.
John r. Jones, farmer residing
north Of Wahpeton, has received
word that his son. John Fl. Jones,
also a member of Company ], is dy-
ing. The father has wired for fur
Their particulars.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29
ENGINE GAS FATAL.
sylSeaton Man Found Dead on Cot
in Pumphnuaa.

Eyxeston. N. d., Dec. 29.-Marshal
Emmert was found dead on the floor
in the pumphouse here, and Ii be-
ieved to have been a victim OF
poison gas from the exhaust of the
gasoline engine. The body was
found by the wife who became
alarmed, when her husband failed
to return for breakfast.
The exhaust Of the engine is
known to have been leaking for
some time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29
DEDICATE SERVICE FLAG.


wahpeton, N. D., Dec. 2s.-Stu-
dents OF Wahpeton high school have
dedicated the high school service
flag. which was purchased from funds
raised by popular subscription. The
flag is 9x15 feet in size and contains
81 blue stars, each star represent
ing a former Wahpeton high school
student now serving his colors.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29

F1avo flour. creamery white. GelIc-
iouB flavor. goes further. Phone So.
-Advt-
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-12-29

For Quick Results Use The Forum
Want Ads.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
LOCAL AND Personal.

c. T stommei has moved his fam
lily from 7lO Cimarron avenue 10
705 San Juan avenue
Money 20 loan on farm and city
property; rates reasonable Charles
+. Helm. iiG Colorado avenue.
g W Milllkcn went TO Denver 90
visit his mother. look after business
matters. and take In the stock shou
G. W. Mlliikcn went to Denver
Yesterday to visit his mother. look
after business matters, and take In
the stock show.
Homer Kinsman who has been Wis.
ting At the home of his sister. Mrs
I'D pearce. left Thursday morning
for Los Angeles. Calf. TO Join his
mother.
Mr.. and Mrs W. II. Loyett and
Mr.. and Mrs. n. u. Mccoy left on
Thursday for California where they
will spend the next two or three
weeks visiting.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. II. wincheli on.
,ertaincd the Thursday evening whist
club a' their home on San Juan ave
nue. this week. The customary dl.
version was enjoyed and refresh.
m"ns were served. The next meet.
lng will be with Mr. and Mira.
Sporledcr.
II. c. Inge sold his stock of mer.
chandise and fixtures TO Mr.. W. l..
Boyd OF Rocky Ford. Mr. Boyd has
been conducting the Elk Roominr
House n, Rocky Ford for some time.
and as soon A. he can make arrange.
mcn,s to dispose OF his business at
the Ford he will move his family
to cheraw and become n permanen,
fixture here among us.--cheraw
Herald.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27
LOCAL AND Personal.

A. d. S. pills are good for liver
Ills. Coltman's Pharmacy has them.
Mr.. and Russell Stubs have az
their CUES, Mrs. Solms. OF Denver,
who arrived Wednesday afternoon.
J. H. Crozier moved his family
yesterday from the residence at 7O5
San Juan avenue to lll7 San Juan.
wanted-To loan. $40. 600 at sew
en- per cent interest; in sums of 81
900 or more. Inquire OF S. II. Men
delson.
Miss Marion McMeilon. OF st. Jo-
seph Mo. arrived In this city yester-
day to visit with Mrs. VIM. Esry for
time.
County Treasurer Guy NJ. Wey-
bright was among the number who
attended the stock show In Denver
this week.
Mrs. o. p. Richardson left Tues
day for Terre Haute. Ind, where
she Will visit relatives for the next
three weeks.
Mrs. A. II. Farrell and daughter
Miss Jessie. and Mrs S. C. Taylor
went to Pueblo this morning TO spend
the day shopping.
A. 5. Marshall went to Pueblo on
Thursday TO attend the funeral Of
r. J. Barnard, which was held in
that city Thursday afternoon.
A. l.. Maust. OF Garden City, was
a La Junta visitor this week. look
inE after a ranch in the Holbrook
country in which he is interested.
Miss Mary Price returned home
last Tuesday from Las Animas,
where she was the guest for two
weeks OF her sister. Mrs S. /.
Stranch.
George Glysson and II. p. Schuyler
went TO Pueblo yesterday and re-
turned with a new Overland s5-4
which has been purchased by Mr..
Schuyler
Norman o. Culp. formerly in the
employ OF the Mayhem House Fur
nishing Company. has accepted a po-
sition in the store OF F. NJ. Stark
& Company, going to work last
Monday morning.
Mrs Ed Kranz and Mrs. A l..
Cash were hostesses on Thursday af-
ternoon at the regular meeting OF the
81. AIMS Altar Society OF the Cath
Ollie church. The meeting was well
attended and a most pleasant after
noon was spent
Z. G. Love. Of La Junta. an all
round musician and master Of the
stick and rule" was in our city
one day last week doing a little adj
yertising for the play house" In
which he is employed as musician.
While here r. c. made this office
a pleasant call.-Cheraw Herald.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

In Rocky Ford moving picture
machine is being Installed in the
high school Pictures viii be shown
once or twice n month. aud II is the
Intention Of the school board that
thes" pictures shall be OF the differ
cnt trades and occupations OF men
In this way II l. hoped to help
children In deciding which trade or
occupation TO choose for their life
work. Instead Of drifting into some
thing for which they have no inoii.
nation or liking. A moving picture
OF prin, shop. under favorable con.
ditions, would be an object lesson
worth while In n public school. al.
though there are periods Of undu.
excitement and turmoil when this
would no, be true. As long as they
confine the object lesson 10 a NOV.
Ing picture II would be all right. bu,
when they begin to axitate the ques-
ton OF installing a real print shop
In a public school. TO save the ex.
pcnsc Of what little printing is done
for them. and provide amateurs
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

Il met Frederick Funston" said
W. II. Elsie, who conducts a second
hand store on Silver avenue. when
lac was conductor on the Santa Fe
Railway. ! lived in Trinidad those
days and he ran from Kansas. lie
was good conductor. too Funston
Is good any place you put him. II was
the year 1855 when knew him.
MIR. Eisele was delighted when he
met the now famous general IN
peming Saturday, and the two men
had very pleasant chat together
about old days and friends in Colo
RADIO and kansas Deming Head
light
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

The other day a representative OF
a Denver newspaper said to Speaker
Best
Where do you Ilva7"
And b. replied Il viii be hanged
II know Nv ranch Is in Arlington.
my town house is AZ Eads. my farm
Is at Rocky Ford my bank is at
Haswoll. my family is at Boulder.
and ! am IN the legislature and
boarding with Cal Morris at the
Brown If you can tell me where
my home ls viii give you a new
hat
We don't know where his home Is.
but possibly some Of our readers can
win a new hat by giving him the cor
rect answer.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

4 farmer named Thomas Gillaspie,
OF Collinsyille, Ill. was hit by To-
connective few days ago. and only
slightly inconyenienced. 1t was found
that. at the time, he was wearing
five waistcoats. two pair OF trousers.
and three suits OF underclothes His
is said 10 represent the most strik-
ing case Of preparedness that has
thus far come to light. In fact. he
was so well prepared that he could
not move out OF the way Of the To-
connective quickly enough to avoid n
collision
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

The conservation Of bird life IA
one u the necessities Of the day. We
easily recognize their esthetir influ-
cnce md their sentimental charm
but comparatively few appreciate
their economic value. Crops. fruit
and trees are consequently prayed
upon by Insects, IN the United
states. Insects cause loss 10 aFri.
culture Of more than half a million
dollars each year Birds. more than
any other agency hold these pests
In check This enormous annual loss
shows that We do not have birds
enough The necessity H. plain. there
fore. ~ protecting those We have and
thus giving them a chance 10 in
crease. nv the conservation Of bird
life. We increase the productivity OF
the earth This In turn helps TO de-
crease the cost OF living. Give the
birds chance, and there viii then
he n better chance Tor some OF the
rest 81 NJ.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

with something to putter over, We
are OF the opinion that the object les
son is being carried too far. be-
sides working an irreparable injury
to legitimate industry.
a trap drummer has discovered
that electric lights installed inside
his drums keeps the moisture gu,
and makes the drum heads tight. II
such an innovation does not have
the same effect on the trap drummer
as it HIS on the drum heads W
presume It will pass the official
censor in prohibition htate.
All employees of the Postal Tele-
graph Company who receive sal
AIRY OF less than $500 per year.
have been notified that they will
have their annual stipend increased
to the amount OF six per cent of the
total sum. effective on February list.
There is no Joy In plutocratic man
agerial circles, however. as his SAL
airy is already over the limit.
-
II is hoped that the legislatures
of three states will get together and
start the memorial fund to build a
nice, big mausoleum for Buffalo Bill
Cody on Lookout mountain near
Denver. As the the conditions OF
which he was a product have forever
passed away no character like him
will ever appear again on this mum
dane sphere. II would be the proper
thing to do for the legislatures OF
Colorado. Wyoming and Nebraska to
take the lead in erecting a monu-
ment to one who was the most dis
tinguished and pronounced OF a type
that was common in the early DAYS
OF the long ago when the west was
in the making
the first aviator and owner o. an
aeroplane TO enlist as a private In
his country's military service. Chas.
Z. Hays, cartoonist. reporter and
birdman, today Joined the flying
squad OF the United States Marines
at the Aeronautic Station at Pensa-
cola. Fla The youthful aviator. who
rejected the temptation TO go aboard
In belief that his country has the
first demand for his services. is eager
TO demonstrate his skill as a flyer,
and expects to win rapid promotion
in the soldiers OF the sea" Young
Hays says that he hopes to achieve
success through merit alone. and ig-
nores the inference that by owning
and operating an aeroplaue he is
bound to rise In the world
Us.
We are In receipt Of a personal let
ter from far away South America in
which the writer gives expression 10
the great pleasure derived from
reading the great family journal
not only for herself. but every one
In the camp who can read English. q"
The writer grioycs over the fact that
everything and everyone. especial
ly In Colorado, was so very demo-
cratic. The present administration
is held in considerable contempt
here, and Teddy is. so far as We are
able 10 Judge. considered our ablest
citizen. He has the respect and ad-
miration land incidentally the
United States had. too. when he Was
presidenu OF Englishman. German
and Peruvian. aud We have not met
an American. who has been very
long out OF the states. who is not
for Roosevelt -first. last and all the
time" Iurrahl So say We all Of us
now and forever.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

Senator Samuel " DeBusk OF Las
Animns county Is perhaps the most
Interesting character in the present
state legislature. Besides having
gained distinction by defeating Cas-.
intro Barela. the perpetual senator.
Senator DeIiusk had the honor. while
n clergyman, quite time back, OF
officiating At the wedding Of Cover.
nor Julius c. Gunter and Miss Betty
Brown OF Trinidad. Twenty years
ago Senator DoBusk was candidate.
against Batela. but was defeated
Ever since tina, time DeBuHk has had
nm ambition TO come To the state SEN
ate. In the election last November.
he defeated Bareia by n majority OF
toi votes. Detlusk retired from the
Methodist ministry In 1852 and be.
came n merchant. opening a general
store n, Hoehne. eighteen mile. from
Trinidad. In addition he IL n farmer
and frui, grower. senator DeBusk Is
sisiy-eIrht years old. and sprouts the
most variesaied assortment OF whiak-
grs ever seen In the stat. legislature.
Some OF that beard Is gray. some
rcd and some brown. but altogether
harmoniscs with the bristiy hair of
the head. lie II . born optimist and
from behind the hirsats covering the
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

Lamar is making great prepare
tons for the fourth annual Farmers
Week from February 9Th to 10th.
The Agricultural College at Fort
ollins will send a strong corps OF
workers and fine program is being
prepared. Among the subjects to be
brought up for consideration will be
drainage, farm loan banks, gas en-
gines and automobiles. dairying. farm
organization, feeding. etc. Interest
in these meetings is increasing each
year and a big attendance is expect
ed on this occasion.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

A Standard oil expert estimated
that the supply OF crude oil in the
United States will hold out about
las years more. at the present rate
Of consumption, when John u. is
advised OF this fact he will probably
offer II as an excuse for putting
up the price OF gasoline once more.
and the man who has the automobile
fever In his system will rush over
and close the deal with the latest
automobile dealer he talked TO. Only
l3s years more Of Joy riding, Don't
delay. II you feel yourself slipping.
for there's not a Joy the world can
give like that II takes away.
La Junta tribune., 1917-01-27

umatilla, Oregon, nov has wo-
man mayor and board of aldermen
and other city officials composed OF
women At the election the woman
mayor defeated her husband In the
race for the office In her inaugural
address the woman mayor made the
declaration that she would not APP
point a city marshal. as she would
see to q that the city had no need
FOR one. She was OF the opinion
that In a well regulated dry COM
munity the only officers of the law
needed were the decent and respect.
able citizens OF the community.
Quite true. quite true; but how on
earth + a professional city marshal
going to make living under such
conditions7