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The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-08-02
RICHL A N d
BIG LODGE PICNIC PLANNED
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to Enjoy
Outing in the Richland Park

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs to Enjoy
Outing in the Richland Park
One of the largest picnics ever held
in the Richland park will be the annual
affair under the auspices of this dis
trict of the Odd Fellow and Rebekah
lodges, Sunday, August 9Th. Mem
bers from all the different towns in
this jurisdiction are expected to be in
attendance with their families and the
"good eats" and it is expected to be
one of the most pleasant events in the
lodge calendar for 1917. Harry Wheel
house and DIR. Brogunier have charge
of the arrangements. Everyone in the
valley is invited, whether member Of
the lodges or not.
The Red Cross ladies will have an
ice cream booth for the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. S. Wheeler and son
Ray who motored to Pendleton for a
few weeks visit with relatives, re-
turned home the first of the week.
Arlie Fish, who has been employed
in a store in Walla Walla, was COM
PEELED to give up his position as he
has been called on the draft and is
back in Richland preparing to take the
physical examination.
j. L. Merchant, of Louisville, KY,
is guest at the home of his sister,
Mrs. A. M. Bartlett and family.
Miss Cecilia Miller, of Seattle, who
has been spending month in Richland
at the home of her sister, Mrs. r. D.,
Sawyer, left Sunday for the Coast.
E. S. Hubbard is in town a few days
this week but will return to his sheep
camp in the Okanogan in few days.
j. E. Mowery says that man in the
strawberry business has no need to
walk these days and has purchased
1917 bort.
Mrs. M. d. O'Connell and sons, For
rest and Morgan, left Sunday for their
new home in Hermiston, Ore, where
Mr.. O'Connell has purchased the local
paper. They shipped their household
goods and have leased the Commercial
hotel to Mr.. and Mrs. C. S. Teachout
who will move in this week.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-08-02

heroine, portrayed by Mrs. Castle,
starts to thwart their plans. She
Jumps into her automobile, races the
car until she is ahead Of it, runs the
car across the tracks and leaves 1T
there. She jumps behind tree for
safety, while the conclusion between
the car and the automobile causes the
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-08-02

Totten, wife and mother and w. E..
Campbell and family left today for a
few days. camping trip up the Yakima
River.
w. j. Smith is enjoying a visit this
week from his mother, who is on her
way from Sunnyside to her home in
Spokane.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-08-02

A mans middle name is usuau,.
the one his father wanted to give h..
Our idea Of a smart woman IL -.
who uses her head in buying ba.
The Kennewick courier-reporter. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1914-1938, 1917-08-02

terrible explosion. And il is a
explosion and a real car. At tho D.. .a'
cess, commencing Tuesday, Aug , !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
CATTLE AWARDS
Additional Premium winners Arc Al.
nounced by State Fnlr
Judges.

nounced yesterday by the State Fair
judges. as follows:
c,,.v g Section s-Mereford..
h"ay sf iss ,ssS %ssrs$ $s
E taHs fsn.9n ", "i Gor5ef,qc rarfas
9S h n44on Gag Xs aSdkG rsT
s:f, sr t~S Fs' HeG S!s 'Rs "$s.
i."rust Dale. Va Prino ISd fai ii AK l''''
s Ss' Su sHss y osin ss~1io"
,:sonG Harrison Ga,cTG1d necsSr'q;n
locus" Loo pais ya Ear F ssfs; w. .''''
r Gsis s wa S4 HG s"kxGn ass m
ina,or IL; necnnI. Lee county Hereford
s Gsnad SlS aa"2 CIR S4
breeders, Associa!ioa. Pennington Gap. Va.
ran scs MsffT GsIs sS neS,1
iSwn NJ; Is ,Siysir Fa,s{is1: ihird James Y:
pGr,s SaFfSx
Ss Eth no"Ss oSn MA LIZ Fs
Miss. bnfeeaT, Kings v '"' .N''"'
eiS !ss !G";S 5s ies'
Tta third 6ssn, Cav Una % ns
son son. o., Miss ~ Pn.bar King VII: fourth.
M %siSs"f" IL sSfiTH E E1sa., TI Dss
Va. pnCo Fairfax.
,'; esSE 'h5:f z:AIs 81 ,"f SS:F
@ ' ssSsna %.9,ss .SS az
ne;,y:', sesi: fourth. Lee County iieroford
itrccdcrs' Association. Pennington Cup Va.
"s cl:ss II % ,eew or s.,fer. two year., old
Tn nnas5 t%i" lanes I
Dale Farmer: third. lee County hereford
Ja a,Gpasra Mi M tg asS En0ehs Workman
Fi5$s wsr5sn MsSr,5 sa Ksn;4h ni.'e "a
James V. Hill. Ro1ndhesd. Ohio. HOME
wood Josie: fourth. l.. w. Hill. Locust Dale
s MseF.y e.Ksl .ns.h sslfs ind
lena Eairfas: second. Lee County Hereford
eI ut. DALI w. Helen Fairfax.
war9sn Secrsy nlo k. nsIssr
Ohio: ee T.s. J Fsi4,.. ,bIa
Bssy: fourth JANE, vaeN Hi. h hoSndhs s@a
Glass clas, &c teow. junior heirer e.n>.-r4rst,
E airfsn r.co Msscrny KeS,lsnd Ind. Pearl
k"rnGd ,a,! ohio; Bonnie ,Fairi.1: fourth
Class q taeetf herd S"Fqrst WAITE" nTIan
MstSEG,raT; kentland. Ind: second. James ~
Workman. jackson. Miss: fourth Lee Coun-
~ Hereford breeders Association. PenninE-
ton GAP: Va.
McCr-y, kentiand. Ind: second. Jsmrs V
I'M. Koundhcad. Ohio: third. Enochs e.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
MINIATTRE ALMANAC

d den Eeoiish,, Nonhearded Silver Polish Col
r1"FlsG HfmSS1s Wn,ts #sSss S
iff omIr renalcd Hamburg: class No. Fronrh
n ,sss 10 Mig Game Bantam ms RIn ms
and Silver nI nuo Gam Golden pucsins Game
won By tho ois"c roHir al Farm sT15ds w Gs,e
,,, Old pen-rirsI. r j. Lam a'ne' Fulton uu,
Starlight Cuban Game.
,.i ga ren-Firs,. r. j. Lane. Fulton IN,
Spansicd Cuban Game.
civ Psh-f'rst. 7. j. Lane. Fulton Hill,
Belgium Game
,o HocIKSaaIIFirst and second. I. J. Lane. Full
,,i ola pen-Firs,. r. J. Lane. Fulton Hill.
M, Transatlantic Game.
ciiy pen--flrst. 7, J. Lane. Fulton Hill,
22'sclic Poultry Farm, whlsneS es P %Gn BY
ro@sr%s a 1%e wni, awasdf ron by o,sello
I'll FL GG ams isan. nS"'. n, Y
J'eGnd CHARLES Cosby neh meGn i' thrd City;
ny Farm, whitncy|'s' F fo math' 9'aS'ie Poul-
%%@H ch ,npls cS n!sSn @ CITY,
iWTHtri,,h and hfth. Otsclic Poultry WIrn
tacGrreis- FIN. n rihaYr;,., co.,, n,,
E" md w SsS%nd and thrd otseiic po xiSn
i'n!i.r,s First. charles Cosby. p,c,,,o,.
wn,"-y.s" " ro iimir'' o:;eIic Poultry Farm
,,%4,d EenI,First. second. third. fourth an.
Y"unr n~nL l.T4r, Fg ,.ns I'M Giiy.
In ihr t rlan..t iar A. Fulton lill CITY
n-n,ans. Brown Hrd n Zane fF fsn, Gam
uW, n, pMckins Gans t2ntams and SILVER
WS"m by IN" O'ae!c Poultry Farm. Wh.,n.v.s
Cocks First a"d Se"Snd i'"%Wtn hIi. Poultry
lsa ronirS N.rn ."'S fSeEth r laH htH
y1 1,Gg'-Ei ayr. . and second White Poultry
NNsih oiSel'c Poultry Farm. Whi,ney's poini
t",ker"ls-First and second. Whit. po,,.
ftn s H,ss i'I3r GaIiT, - third fourth and
vdr,uiii, "'sIFirst and second; White Poultry
Mi'h otseiic Poultry Farm. Whitney, POM I'M"
n n@umE E;"n-Frst. white Poultry Yards.
In he classes Ia, Tor Red Pyle Game Rautams.
I'm I:a,i,,, h'n ,i. White Old English Gam.
i i,.-yh biat"tns. lifh; Brnhma Ban,. ms.
'-ins e'I H, '" riI, ra[,r.ass cogni, Ban
Bearded White Polish Iianrsrms Buff Tsi,nd
r"rtrtdrc W!Amdo,tr Ba.itams White WINS.
Wu9,t: H-nt@ms, khod" Island Red Bantams,
iiS".h f"hi.'ns Partridge Rock Bantams
i,~rHuS SANS Auh"rs H.ntams Mile F!rurs
ram !"nttins, Mile f!curs Bearded Ran
ans. Fri@zl"i tantams, Class 30 II: Mis-
,rIII"t"uI. silky. Sulians. Rumpl.ss and l..
y I,"uLrih"r' ~ awards were won by Tho
',S"llr Poultry Farm. Whilncys Point. X y.
pi!@c, nat.nc Poultry Farm
to,H"r'is -nd fuil"ts.--First. second. third.
,"It,h y .;nI MIN prizes. ". Il. Smith & Com
"a IN the classes for Buttercurs. japanese
thocniN. White Phoenix Red Sussex
Sreckl"G Sussex. Class H. Guineas Pearl
1ininoaS Nhitc Guinness Lavender Guinea s.
: fr.fowl. coiorcd. and PcafOwI white ali
wards Were Won by the Oiselic Poultry
ram, Whitn.Xs Point. ~ Y
Tnrk.y Cocl.s and hens-First prize. White
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
TAFT DENOUNCEs GRIMES
OF GERMAN M|L|TAR|sM
ident Declares, Shocks Ones
~, Deepest Feelings.
STEAKS FOR LIBERTY LOAN
Attacks Pacifists, but Approves Con.
sfderation for American Citizens OF
Tcuton OriYin-WantS Emperor
Brought to Knees i'm Defeat.

" CHICAGO. October lS-The crimes Of
German militarism and forces in and
out of Congress making for prema-
ture peace were denounced here to-
night by William II. Taft, president OF
the League to Enforce Peace. Mr. Taft
was speaking in support OF the sec
ond Liberty loan. II was the first ad-
dress of n series MIR. Taft Will deliver
on behalf of the big loan in various
cities OF the country.
Turning 10 Senator La Follcttc's
stand regarding German unrestricted
warfare, Mr.. Taft said that the Sen
ator says that while our citizcus had
the right to go upon commercial yes
sells carrying supplies to the allies. ii
was only technical right. and one
that we might we'll waive rather than
&c To war. Was the right OF those
innocent ia American men, women and
children, sent to their death without
warning on the Lusitania, to life and
safety only 4 technical right? II
shocks ones deepest feelings TO think
that Senator in the Congress OF the
United states could use words OF such
import. senator La Toilette ignores
the hum iliation. the dishonor and the
lasting injury TO our national influence
OF yielding the rights OF our citizens
or OF Withholding protection from them
in the pursuit of their lawful trades
on the high seas at the dictation OF a
military power ike Germany because
OF fear OF that power"
Though denouncinE the pacifists. Mr..
Taft approved consideration for Amer
lean citizens of German origin. Nearly
all Of them, he said. have shown their
loyalty, despite the schemes and plot
tings and prophecies Of Count Won
Bcrnstorff and his conspirators" Then
the speaker attacked as "detestable"
the attitude OF those with no such
traditional and family ties who conduct
and in newspaper columns so as 10
our government in its conduct of The
war against Germany"
In describing the blood and iron
said: Not until the German military
caste is defeated, not until tho EN-
peror at the head OF that caste is
brought to his knees, will the imperial
German people be made aware OF the
hideous error In their policy. When
after the great sacrifices they have
made, the dreadful losses in life tho
expenditure OF money and the rhvsico1
privattons to which they as n n.onJn
have been subjected. they SEQ tina, thov
have not conquered the world ,he,.
must and will visit their resentment,
upon their present form of govern.
mcnt IL
Then the 6 ructure with tha r.
Peror at the head and the suprem,n,.
OF the army as the chief end Of RI.
s'ate vii! come lumblinE down into
some other form IF government Tbny
VIII cease TO be the impcri,I cor,,
people" '' German
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14

oS9 g H',s @ai,s
s sSs No No." s y s Ss 1915 Lane. Rich
s'G Tor ssssG b Bar. & E1'd
Cup Ne S,,., a;mw0n by L.ssi.er Poultry
Eismoush Rock class, won by N w. l.. KICK
Cup No ss-won by w. l.. Keck. Rich.
s%N best & @ rs yiF T$aas%;'ss
W cap NO. I"u sw fa1d IT, ne Mir, po,
p, The ransy Poultry Feed Cup" given
Hhods , Island Red cock. Won by wv x
Cup No. H-won by f. c. Pace. Ro,noko
hy J r Funston propyctor ' Of c ,hc W EiYsr
W"ul'rE Yards. lorraine. Va. for best dis.
Cup No Won Is Ii. t. s.' Tarp,n. Boyd,on
by, Boys. and Girls. Club Poultry Exhibit.
ent n's rh IN h. I pa5Isrx great ass
Strain, OF Church Road. Va - e. -
fss1nd r5e. Lacy MedrieE. H. F. Vs. i. no.
N"Tfs ~ second S;lzs l0g Floyd ~ Joh ma%,
r. Ruzlek. iEsATonH N !nra I RITZ
Rshmohn tI1s fth aey grl Hsdr If.:.
M,S,k,s,nney. Va: Jung
second r nc!zf i.ds Gs', HINT
Va: third prize Edwin Parson ni"p mjko No v
fsSh rs;i 4 H%mn EMs skssnisSS
pr narre sn.I PlymSuih ROCKS: cosks.-rirst
H s. NJ e5s,zs SlsssndsSTH fairs Ha r.
HTi;s AsxandrH Harris. T. N''h r. D S ,h'r :
.rs NtsSSon xr
EsF,es,on ". Blaekseprs, Va. rfi nth pri1e
rPuiIets.Firs, prize 'iHf ammeo5n;d Va Branch
pf.d praf ar winT T%I.,
K K.;; fourth ps5 ,,s. william Riyes Nc,
Ga, pss;-Fiis, prize. Henr,e... walton
S'%s, r., ceTs .t n.ek M,ners
"a; second Prize. Los,e ws iis9n ss ehooi
F9sh n nss.stid Red Gam. Bantam: Hens,
Ss Sum S5sl Leg ssn! Ennis rig S,S
prwlz s,,I Lustl ell bsa a Rio Vista. Va
Russell s%lsh. 5: Fp S e: s. eI,y prize
No aens city . pst1s Russell Smith, r; r D
Alien va third PIE w Mi' k hioxd Glen Glen
amen. ~ touItn Prize. Laura DENLY, Dunn
barton "a; NTH prize. Laura DENLY. DUN
Cockcreis-F1rst prize. William 81, Clair
Lorraine Va: second prize. William ST
Lorraine. Va; fourth prize. II. Barber. Lor-
ratnn. Va
.Pu!iets-First prize. r. Barber Lorraine
W., VI; second sca prize. William ST. Clair I.or-
fourth ' Plse Viii. Lasd Glen Hss
Pcn.-First prize r. Barber: second prize
Il D. Smith. +. f. -. No. 8. Richmond.
ID. 30 ;. Richmond. ~ +
Single Comb Buzz orpinEtons: Cocks. hen.
S en- ,. 9d pen ~ prize. Susie Suffer
First prize. Willard Dnvai. Richmond.
Hens..First prize. Chapman Baker. Darl-
9S kor psiEh5: Ma sesond prize Chapman
Single Comb Brown Leshorns: PuI,et.-
First prize, Chapman Baker. Darlington
Va, second prize. Willard Dnval. Richmond
prize. Willard DuvaI. Richmond.
Laura Kuper. Rio Vista. Va:
CockerCls,Eirs, and second prizes. Laura
fifth prizes. Laura Kuper. Rio Vista. Va
silver Campines: CockcreIs.-First prize.
David Harris. Rio Vista Va.
,pulc,s1l'irst and second prizes. David
!. Virginia State Fair Cup" to the winner
or the largest amount of prize money.
CUP No. l.-Won by Laura Kuper Rio
2. pest coopcd and Display Entry Cup"
Gun No, WON by William C. Rives. Nc
=: For ees. display of silver Camgins.
Ha iris. Rio Vista. Va
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
NUX-IR0N-PAW- PAW
LEADS ALL REMEDIES
3 POWERFUL FORCES IN 1
Railroad Men Throughout the South Endorse the
Great Remedy.
Mr. r. V. Fuller's Strong Testimony

thorough trial and can honestly say
feel like new man since began to
use It can sleep we'll as | ever
did. My stomach.is 80 strengthened
that can eat without any signs Of tho
distress l used to be troubled with
81 can recommend your great remedy,
lrontzcd PawPa because after a
square trial | feel once more in a
healthy condition and ready for work.
You arc welcome TO use this testimo-
NAL"
Do az scores OF your neiEhbors are
doinG-Get a bottle Of Ironized Paw
Paw and bid your liver and stomach
ai!ment good bye. ] want every chronic
dTspeptic to come In and try this rem
edy. j want tho man or woman who
can't sleep and is Respondent TO come in
and try this remedy. You'll never 20
back to the old-fashioned medicines
Lots OF business and professional men
ind lrontzcd TawPaw enables then,
10 do more and better work /, seems
20 "ne-giz" every tiber. tissue and bone.
Begin on ironizcd Paw-Paw today. 50
you can join the army OF converts next
week.
Your druggist probably keeps IL. but
IL he doesn't II Is sold by T. a Miller
Company. 5ls East Broad Street. and
Grant Drug Co.'S branches-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
CONDITIONS IN IMronrA xr CITIES

Temperature. As: humidity, IS; wind
miles; weather, clear.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14

Workman. jackson. hfixs.
Class g teaif herdl;-F1rst. Warren p. Me-
I'M. Roundhead. Ohio: fourth. Enochs &
Workman. Jackson. Miss.
Glass 100 (four animals. either se1, get of
ssirs) First, Warren +; McCray. Kentand.
Ind: second. Warren +. McCray. Kcntland.
Ind: third james v; i:i. RoundhraI.
Ohio.
Glass 1o1. champions tscnior champion bull
i've years old or over).-First. Warren r.
McCray. Kentland. Ind. Erumm~l Fairfax
Class 1oe Uunior hampton bull. under
TWO yenrs).-First. Warren L. McCray. Kent
Class lo3 tsenior chnmpion cow or heiter.
Two years OF ovcr).-First. Warren r. Sfc.
crny. k.ntland. Ind. Rossilton Fairfax I
I.Inas lol llunior champton COW or heller
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14

Mr.. r. Y. Fuller. railroad man liv-
Ing at 1902 Sumter Street Columbia, s.
c.. says: Il was troubled with Indigcs-
ton. Nervousness. Liver Trouble and
weak stomach. could not cat anything
without after distress. My health was
badly run down and I did not know
what II was to have a sound. refresh
ing sleep.
Il was advised to try IronIzed Paw
Paw. now being demonstrated at Wing
fields Drug Store. Have given IL a
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
The Weather
IEurni.hed by U. 8. Weather Burenu]
Forecasts Virginia
Fair Sunday and
Monday. somewhat
warmer.
North Carolina
Fair Sunday and
Monday. sOm eNrhat
warmer.
Forecast, vIrEinI,
General wenther Condition,

Forecast for the week: Middle At
lantic States. Nirginia-EXcept Wcdnes-
day and Saturday, when rains are prob
able. fair weather will prevail through
out the week. Rising temperature is
Indicated for Monday and Tuesday. fol-
lowed by about the average tcmpera-
turc thereafter.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
Local Temperature.

IL noon temperature. . "a
~. NJ temperature. ........... IS
MaNlmun temperature to p. Nj. SIS
Mihimum temperature to u. NJ. ~
Neah temperature ............... As
NornaI temperature .............. 81
deficiency in temperature | G
Dcncicncy in temperature since
March I 80. .....:... SOS
uary 1 .....:......... 81.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14

under two years).-First. Warren p. Mo-
Cray. Kentinnd. Ind.
Class los Especial grand champion bull
any nEe).-First. Warren p. Mccray. Kent
land. Ind
Class LOG Especial grand champion COW or
heifer. any aEe)-Flrst. Warren L. McCray
Kehtland Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14

nar,,oa ,,o"a! awards in the poultry d. =
,a 81 the state Fair were an
1 Houl,cea Yesterday by the iudr.s
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14

Poultry Yards. Lorraine Va
Nara EanSett Turkey: Cocks and hens
First prize. White Poultry Yards. Lorraine.
First prize. White Poultry Yards Lorraine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
Local Rainfall.


rainfall last twenty-four hours. None
r:NcesS IN rainfall since March l.. $50
ENcess I'm rainfall since January 1. 4.95
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1917-10-14
Pocket Picked in The,t.r

Mrs. George Hunt. a visitor in tho
city from fredericksburg. who Is stop
ping at 200 South Pine Street, re-
ported to the police yesterday that she
had her pocketbook picked in a local
thcatcr and $40 taken.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-10

Attorney Banes reviewed. the his
tory cf tie recenE raid. cIaifnfng thu
his clisntShad hsen Conducting . brad.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-10
JURY EXONERATES
MEMBERS OF CREW
tragic Death OF Rev. orren Not Re:
sponsible to Negligence OF
Trainmen,

- Menber Of the train crew n
s "a Of Great Northern passenger
~, which crashed into an automo.
bile near Laumore wednesday sYao-
ing, Killing Olaf a. orren, were ex-
onerated Of all blame at the coroner.s
inquest held yesterday.
States Attorney 4. B. Elton aram.
l N several witnesses at the request
~ Ieroner R.sM. Mclean. Trainmen
lestined that the engineer blew the
whistle twice to warn the sole occ,e
D pan5 Of the car, and that t was i'm
reaii.a ,e 20 stop the.train after it was
OF h danger. -
The Ford car and Rev. orren were
carried nearly 1900 feet np The
track before the train was hro,sh.
to halt. i - prousnl
With Rev; David stoeve Of Grand
FORKS officiating. funeral aervicss
were held last evening at Lsrtmors
a9T me deceased and the remains were
Snipped to Mountford. wis, where
Of q church. pse1
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-10
who Had the RecOrds?

Mr.. Bangs In reply said that the sit
uation was a decidedly novel one in
this that a conspiracy OF lawyers ii
three jurisdictions attempted to de-
prfve Standardization his testimony.
He did not think that the present
courtwanted to be considered an aux
HAIRY to the attorney generals once,
meath the dignity Of the court TO pro-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-10
Officials Convene Today to
Notify Registrars Of
Acceptance.
CITIZENS
IN SOME CLAIMS.
Industrial and Agricultural
Reasons for District Board
to Consider.

Afidavits in support Of exemption
claims are being returned slowly to
the Grand Forks county exemption
board, and although LAG Of the 314
men who passed, asked for release
from military obligations. only 3S had
fled certified credentials before noon
today.
1t is now believed that many who
had contemplated aff1davits in support
OF exemption claim, will fail to bring
their reasons officially before the
board by recording the sworn state
ments, as notification a been given
Of the serious consequences to result
from fallacy.
Discredit Claims.
AS the result of the publicity which
has been given to the returns from
the examination board, public inter-
est has been aroused, and residents
are already filing statements at the
office of the county auditor. discredtt-
ing claims for exemption made by
some of the registrants. These state
ments, received from residents who
claim to be we'll acquainted with the
reg%istrants, are placed on file and will
aid in making the final investigation.
Registrars included in the first re-
serve list are also aiding in selecting
from the list of claimants those who
are 1lleSally atteHlptlnS To eNdoe Iue
draft rulings. These men will soon be
called for examination, and officials
agree that they have a right to make
certain that all men are being treated
in a fair manner and aid in forcing
every man to shoulder his obligations.
Lose Patience.
Before a mass of records. repre-
senting almost endless labor, the
members Of the exemption board con-
vened again this morning and COM
menced the task Of preparing notices
Of acceptance into the draft army. to
be mailed to each registrant who has
not claimed exemption. Those who
have been rejected will also be noti-
fed to that effect.
AS a last resort. several re%gistrants
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-10
WANT TO STUFF US
WITH COTTON SEED
INSTEAD OF WHEAT

New Orleans. Aug. 10.-Membeefrs
Of the Louisiana cottonseed. Crushsrs,
association adopted a resolution Ask
ing that the federal food administra-
tor make the substitution Of cotton.
seed -four for wheat a national 8
concentration and that he urge MI
states to- set aside two days each
week for special use Of bread maSle
from the substitute -four.
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