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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
Ell DEFER

Hemos conoci 70 - IL 'r'0'. L.
homo tra.ado. n ;,t'::ado ~
81. Y ahora -ahe-~a- '1iG = c~'"n =
70 que hay Que n.":' ~ : avn 4
4 cob&rd.a. Deade Iue@o. ~nuch.simo
mas que ei que requirrca {. valor y
el heroismo.
No digamos de esos desertores del
trabajo-a quieneS llamamos ir0ni-
camente holgazanes-ouc Ell III afan
de no querer hacer NADIA, sc pasan las
horas del dia y las mas de IA noche
fraguando planes, estudiando c0mbi-
naciones Y rea'izando ataques capa-
ces de aeotar ia energ:as de. hom-
bre mas trabajador.
Completeness al descrtor, COM
padezcamos al holgaZan de ofic!o Y
:angamos compassion de todos los HON
brcs que Sc uneven En- la vida. dentro
de esas 6rbitas parad0jicas Y arbitra-
riaS.
Los convencionalismos snciales nos
hacen tribJtal elogios al helOe Y d
hombre que trabaia. \ no nos da-
mos por satisfechoS hlsta que una
cruz 0 IN titu'O corOnap los esfuer-
EOS de los llamadoS hombres ex!raor-
dinarioS.
Somos ircurables. No Sc nos Ocu-
ire penSar que en- esta guerra 10 mas
facil, 10 mas c6modo. es IL a las
rrincneras. nj que en- esta vida 10
mas facii. 10 mas c6modo, es TRAFALGAR.
Ahora. que no nos salga aigun
men.ecato preguntandonos 81 reserva-
mos los premios para e! desertor Y
para ell h~olgazan. No; los premios,
no. Pero 81 ell premio de nuestra com
passion.
81 a~puntasemos en- IN libro de me-
morias nuestros pensamientos. hoy es-
c~ribiriamos:
En- este mIndo 10 mas comodo
es cumplir con todos los deberes'.
81 cumples con u deber, Ia vida
Sc desliza mansamente Y sin grandes
:omplicaciones.
10 tragico es 10 otro.
Santiago VINARDELL.
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sOClEDAD SWEDENBORCIANA

/
semaha que hoE e2m4'1"
domingo =1'-O'o'' que = '0
Sabldurla. nj od!a Z! ca't!9" +" S"' III
JOS. ii homoEe que Sc apa.I| ue !"
Ley Dlvlna Sufre las cohSecueNc'aS &c
SU 1aIta' como en- este N"""o q q"'
infringe las 'eE'S "e' pas :" F"'
We.
Lu"eS o'e'''' w
conolclon 'Sp'F''U&' 'e' "o',o,' g :"
ORA Ei""' u eS' que
menta son SuS prop'"H "'''aa p"S'-
mes como IA eh''"i'' !" cou'e'"' L"
concHp'Scehc.a' e'',' F"' de-"
propofiioheS co'oSa'eS'
Mates 23.-El cielo eS una condi-
ci6n espiritual del hombre en- Ia otra
vida, cordici6n de actividad sin lim:-
ties para el bien Y 10 bueno. en- cuyo
medic cl e~spiritu adquicrc un deSa-
rrollo nj infinite: Y este constituyc
un gozo
Microbes 24.-Todas las re~ligioncs
sor medios eficaces para el desarrOllo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
SIMUIACRRO DE GUERRA AL
ESTE DEL CAMPO WILSON.

Tn simulacro de guerra en- ei cGal
5000 h6mbres trabaron renido comba
re al Este del Campo Wilson. aver
en- IA mahana. atrajo q cerca de -.
$4,000 personals que presenciaron las
arg de caba,leria. e. ataque de IA
infanterfo V los fuegos de n a~rti.le-
lie Il provocaron el entus:asmc de
los eSpectadores q pesar de IA so!em-
2jdad del acto. FL combate fue dis
puesto bajo las condolences de IN
real servicio de guerra y tai como
podrdn verse denIro de a.gunos me-
: los so,dados de esta naci0n en- de-
'ensa lie su pa:riI y de II libertad.
FL s:mulacro fue arreglado por e!
General Brigadier James u. Parker
. cone:itIyo una nueva faz ce las
:,s1as c. conmemoracion de % bata-
"a de San Jac;nto. Las trop2s que
orarcn pare en- e fueron tres re-
-ir entos j infanteria. IN regimen
% de car ria, otro ce a"ti leria de
.am2ana. = hospitales De campo y
o-rae rr.nas auxiliares. La batalla
.omea4J : las 10. &. m. Y termlao
~-s noras deSpues.
Los es3ectadoreS al simulacgo Sc
~o.,aro1 sumamentc complexities de
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
FRANK CAMERON MURIO ANTE.
NOCHE EN- Ell HOSPITAL.

Frank Cameron. heridO de un b1-
IaZo el sabado II en- Ia manana en- su
provia casa. lOl de In .Aventda Pana-
ma. muri6 antenoche en- el Hospital
de Ia Ciudad. donde estaba deSde qae
fue herido. Su muier, arreStada en-
c9nexi0n con el case Y despues liber-
tada med!ante fianza. estuvo q 81 Ia
do hasta {, momento de su muerte.
Dicese que POGO antes de MORN ha-
bio Cameron con un amigo Y Sc ere
y6 que eS.aba mejor. creyendose que
podria salvarSe.
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CLlNICA PARA TUBERCULOSIS
EN- SAN ANTONIO.

PYjximamentc la Ciudad de San
Antonio. poseera una clinica para IL
bercuIosos. segun los arreglos que Sc
estan hacienda, segun 10 eNpreSado
por Dwight E. Breed de Austin, Sc
cretario de la Texas Public Health
Association. Los arreglos para Ell es-
tablecimiento de tai c~linica, queda-
ron terminates en- una junta tenIda
entire Charles NJ. de Forest. Secreta-
rio de Ia Association Nacionai para
el estudip y prevention de Ia Tuber-
culosis. Mr.. Breed Y Morris Stern,
Presidente del Comite de Beenistar
Social de Ia Division de Salubridad
Fublica de San Antonio.
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COLLISION.

L. ". Goetz. llO9 de Ia Gale de
Erio re>ulto sacramento ~iesionaaio
cIando e. motociclo en- que iba CO.
rrieado choc6 aver ! Ia l de Ia tarde
.on Ell auco de E. G. Garwood, 240+
de IA Gale de Monterrey, p~reciSamen
te en- a intersection de as GALES
Water Y Goliad. G4rwood fut arres-
tado Y Goetoz con una herida en- Ia
cabeza ' una pierna rota fue condU-
lido al Hospital.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
UNA COMPANIA DE JUDIOS
OFRECE SUS SERVICIOS A
LOS ESTADOS UNlDOS.

Una compania de judios, "a cual ha
ofrecido sls servicios q los Estados
Cnidos en- Ia guerra con Alemania,
esta siendo organizaGa por Frank
Abrams, de Mart, Quien actualmente
Sc hal.a en- esta ciudad. Mr.. Abrams
dice que los judios ortodoXos y los
reformaGos seran recibidos en- 10
compania Y que todos los que deseen
unirsele vayan 4 Mari o, desle luego
a Hotel Gunter, GonGe Sc haila alO-
iado.
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NECRA QUE DISPARA SOBRE
UN NEGRO.

Acus3da de haher ~disparado una
pisrola q IN negro . las II 80 p. m.
Ell ~v.ernes. al II este por 10 "a. cua-
dra de Ia Gale E. Houston, Id Cor
poral, una negra de % amos, fut
arrestada por la policia. FL negro
:ali6 i,esO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
DOS AUTOS QUE CHOCAN.

In auto corducido por William 4.
Mueller. de Cibolo. Texas. Y IN jltney
.onducido Dol ". G. Moore, chocaron
., vicrnes en- Ia tarde an Ia intersec-
ION de las GALES Houston y Dawson.
Les pasajeros del jitney sal!eron l.
geranente lesionados- Ambos condu-
ores fueron arrestados por IA po!icia
hacisndose,es e. cargo de POGO cal
Jadosos en- e manejo DC u maqu:-
r2S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
OTRA COLLISION.

F! Official Eason. de los que hacen
Il Scrvicio CT Motociclo. Saiio Seria-
men1e lesionado al chocar su maqui-
ma con un autom6vil Ia tarde del Vie"
mes. en- la intersection de Ia Avenida
Roosevelt ' Ia Gale Kirkpatrick. FL
auto iba conducido por George B.
Nottingham. Los dos vehiculoS salie-
ron averiadoS.
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LOS ALEMANES ESTABLECE UNA
NUEEA LINEA. $50.
(Tiene de la "a. plana).

din de hoy, que C"uiercn desacrcditar
esa ieycnda teutoEa y barrer auH con
esa nueva Y poderosa liner. De seEurl-
dad. Les franceseS tambicn conov2n
muy bien la historic del ioven Slgfrc-
do V recucrdan cue aqutlla ref,erc
que cuanio el i~ntrtpido efebo sc b..
no en- Ia Sangre dc. dragon. III Hr
uueno lugar de Su eSpalda Qucd6 sin
que 10 c,lbriera Ii sangrc del mons
truo V que eli csc lugar p~re2iSalnente
fut donde mas tarde claw 81 cspada
ell rival de Sigfrcdo, Hagen, dandoic
muerte. Los franceSes Sc proponen,
Dor 10 tanto, ]encontrar tanibl"A csc
punto vulnerable: dc a lineA que l!cE!
cl nonlhre del heroe tcutIn
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"a vez y haz que Sc llimenten dc pro-
mcSas.
No me crceran....
Hay que concentrates y ca!iar-
los de algun modo: hay qLe hacer al
go para que no esten olvidados.
Senior, NADIA ne ~ocurre...
-Pues dies qL. al primero que Sc
nueic me 10 como.
Leon TOLSTOY.
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CONSERVE 81 s4LtD CnN>EnvANn0 srs DENIES
Algo que los %enamorados deben. saber
RIZAR Ell CABELLO

Para veneer en- amor NJ Sc nceHtan faism.nss nj IOirrAs 'nr csc cStho I"
2una peurkn amOruSa. ira rUor Gr EN- Ua de Ids HERMDS!SIMhS TtRJETAS Tpe
TALES, acknowledgements Inrmnala- Il rHrS. con crutidDt Dc usuntDs arUroSD> y
,n rUupoIcionc> rOeH.aS de los "~rruprs def hahEl "aNeHma mas 'nnoCht"-
CMa una de sSS rj"ln- e una oha de- ac. Vi hly cosai Ca en- este pals son
lrFialHraS areI> InIlhHH eS "mn h> dSrIIbnHS.
Al ucnudrw las ,"udcnoS 4 =; '"IIav>r ada una. zero r CIrep solo rodr-nTS
rnlnr 4 inr cl yaur de uu pcL al rr hr de Nu mrrc NJ las pDdtuS enN&r
e. 4. D. porqnc Il rOr"r 1t las aduuiec n ESD fornl i ca>a dc los ST-Us. Ir n-
ian loera1adO
ARTISTIC GARD Co. p. o. E> I. Sta !. san ANTONIO. IrSaS
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7 POBRE
(yiene de la 3a.)

Foc:6n. envenenado por la ley.
Cali 60, perSeguido por Ia lnquisi-
ci0n.
Gobolit muri6 en- IN hospital.
Homero. pidi6 limosna de puerta
en- puerta hasta su muerte.
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PARA DIOS. Ell HOGARR Y LA
PATRIA.

e. publ.co queda atentamente IN
r.tado i asistir al hermOso progra-
ma del ConcurSo dc Medalla. que Sc
yerif!cara cl Martes "A del actual
! ms s p. VI. en- los Altos del Merca-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-04-22
REGISTRO CIVIL.
Nacimientos.

Tn nino del matrimonio Jose Cast
Ito. Avenida y. Santa Rosa. 3l2.
Dos ninos del matrimonio 4. San
chez. Gale W. Houston 1902.
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LA RAZON DE LAS FIERAS.

Ell eiercito vic.orioso del leon a.
! campo en- TN arenal Y Ell Jefe dispuso
Sc distribuyesen los where's con equl-
| dad hasta donde a~lcanzasen.
Ell zorro. como intendente del ejer-
cito. hizo ell reparto; al i~nstante Sc
oyeron. en- el campamento, rugldos de
placer.
-Parece que Ell ejercito esta con-
tento-dijo el leon, relamiendose los
labios.
En- aouel momento l!egaron a sus
oidos balidos la;;imeros y dol'cntcs.
-;Eh: iQue cs ESQ? Alguien s.
queja.
Como! No les ha alcanzado ma
da?
-SeMor, las fieras son tan eXigen-
res. necesitan ~tanto.... que
no han liegado las provisiones a los
timidos.
Di a los corderos que perdonen es-
embarazado por dific:e.s Y angustio-
ssS circumstances, que en- vez de de-
s~alentar al hombre e~ntero, lie infun-
den mayores brfos y lie inspiran mayo
res c~onfianzas en- Dios y en- Ia final
dad de Ia vida. Ell mejor criso, es
L. desgracia sobrellevada firmemente.
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N CO.

no lncOrporsdos)
Especls;Idsd en- Ell TrsnSporie Y ColOcscI6n
dc CsIss De Fisrro Y haquinsris
pessds. RECIBE, DESPACHA
ALHACENA CARGA e.
oficina, 5Io-14 Dolorosa st. Telefo-
~ Crockett y Nuevo 359. San
Antonio, Texas.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12

this place, wired from Portland where
he has been taking a business course,
TO hold n place for him, and he is ex-
pected in on tonights train. Follow
ing is partial list OF the new re-
cruits since our last issue
Wm. Asker, Frank Blackburn, Joseph
blackburn, Hugo Funk, Everett Huff
man, Lance McCready, Jesse Rogers,
Ira Robertson Paul Terhaar, all from
Cottonwood.
Robert Burlingame, Francis Gilbert,
Dennis Howard. John Il. Kemig, Mac
Leonard, all of Grangeville.
Dell Forgey, Henry Madison, Russell
Mlllsap Asotin.
Charles Moore, Nezperce.
The full enlistment of Company II
now ranges around 1870, and the full
quota of 142 men would have no doubt
now been filed, had not the order to
cease recruiting come from Washing
ton. The boys and etiicers were Just
working like beavers and getting the
recruiting system down fine, when the
order came to desisf.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12
Total
SURPRISE RAN0IIET

Company Z was given a genuine sur
prise Tuesday evening by the mothers
and interested citizens of Grangeville
and vicinity. The matter had been
quietly worked up for a big banquet
and at five the loads of grub begun to
roll in the barracks, until stacks of
choice yiands comprising roast chicken
beef steak, corned beef, pies. cakes.
Jeilies, salads, pickles, hot coffee, and
everything that goes to make up the
delicacies as well as the substantials
In the line of eatables, were spread out
in two of the large rooms on tables
that groaned under burden of their
weight Parents and citizens, mothers
and young ladies all took hand and
formalities were tabooed and a good
time was sought and found by all.
Everybody had plenty to eat and there
were stacks left for the boys to CON
sumo later on. 1t was an occasion
that may possibly kindly be remember
ed by the members of Company e
when the grub runs short on a long
hike, or the mess cook shirks-but
may that never occur.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12
COMPANY E, WITH 1870 ODD
MEN, SHAPING UP RAPIDLY
With STEADY DRILL
membership OF Nearly War Strength Attained Before Orders
TO Cease Recruiting Given Out-Great Interest
Shown by Enlisted Men.

The new members of Company E
nave been in the hands of the drill
master and have been diligently and
cconscientiously working toward effic-
lency in military maneuverings and
eVolutions ever since the call was made
ny the government. Sergeant Fisher
says he has never seen more interest
shown than is being manifested by the
late comers, and the results are most
satisfactory.
This week Leon Cone and Alonzo
Brown were advanced from first-class
prlvates to corporals for diligence and
ellciency-very popular promotions.
Since our last issue there has been
great influx of recruits in which
cottonwood leads. having sent oyea.
some nine or ten additional men.
ASotin comes through with three or
four Grangeville five. Whitebird one.
Noilmer one, and Nezperce one
There are some four or five men at
Lewiston for Company e, who will
JOIN the company when they are called
To mobilize ut Boise Mac Leonard,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. f. L. Leonard of
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12
COUNTY BOARD WILL ACT.
Will Hold Special Meeting on May Is,
Under Direction of Attorney
General

The board of county commissioners
now in session, win call special meet
ing for the middle of May to take ac-
tion upon the Selway county election,
at which the fate of the proposed
county will be settled by the voters Of
the affected territory. The bin Great
ing the new county fixed impossible
dates, the county commissioners being
instructed to call the election for a
specific date In July, which the date
named at which the board should meet
to call the election would not occur
until after the date fixed for the cleo
ton In calling the election the board
Will act under instructions from the
attorney general OF Idaho, as well as
under an opinion given by County
Prosecutor Griffith. This leaves them
no other course of action, and should
there arise any legal complications,
the skirts of the commissioners will be
cleared.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12
FARMERS new
FLOUR MILL
SURE GO
Stock Being Placed Among
the Agriculturists With
Success.

At the farmers meeting held at the
Odd Fellows hall last Saturday In the
interest of the elevator and mill move
ment for Grangeville and Fem,
straight business was talked by those
in attendance. Reports were made by
the soliciting committees, and all who
got out and rustled showed excellent
results. This is farmers movement
and 1t is the desire of the promoters
that the stock subscribed be taken by
farmers as far as possible; and to that
end 1t was decided to keep the commit
fees at work two weeks longer, as 1t
Is too early to begin construction work.
and thus give every farmer who feels
All interest i'm the enterprise and be-
lieves that he will he benefited there
by an opportunity to strengthen the
working force by taking stock. There
is no difficulty about financing the
enterprise: there are business men In
this community who would willingly
take the required amount of stock to
put it over, for the reason that they
can readily see that 1t is a good In
vestment. but the farmers have started
the enterprise and they are determin-
ed to finish up the job and show that
the farmers are able to successfully
promote and handle a business of this
kind within themselves. Mr.. Farmer,
If you have not yet got in on this
movement. You should do so In your
own interest.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12
BUSINESS MEN
PLAN new
HOMES
w. A. Robinson and Joe Lamm
To Commence Work on
Modern Structures.

The contracts have been let to the
Madison Lumber company for the con
struction of two new concrete business
buildings i'm Grangeville, and the work
is now under way on one, ana tne ce-
ment blocks are being prepared Tor the
other.
Il. s. Sweet and A. S. Hardy have
LET the contract to the Madison Lumber
COMPANY for the erection of fire-proof
garage on their lots Immediately north
of the First National bank. wnere tle
Central garage is now located' Iiie
work to commence at once. Inc puilu-
ing will be 50X92 feet in dimensions
and will be built of concrete blocKs
with cement floor. The building VIII
be fully completed and ready for oc-
cupancy by June first. A flVe year
lease has been taken on the new buiid-
ing nv w. A. Robinson and Fred
Lyda. the proprietors of the Centrai
garage. The fifty foot front VIII De
divided up into a II foot driveway
for cars. an office show room anu
stocl, room. with 25x30 repair shop
Immediately back of the stock rooih'
The drive way will run back 20 tiie
Large store room which ACCOMMODATES
az @ cars The cement block Will be
made by the Chester Arnold tile ana ana
hIock % factory. The old building now
occupied by the Central garage MI VIII
be moved. and in the meantime nopin onn
son & LYDIA will occupy tne lalst tr,raSt @
Deyenter building in the hor'i'"e''
mart Of the same block. a,o
The crushed rock is now being being nau,, af !
1 So. ~ ~
new drug store by J. J. Lamm a on On tine tine
Sasenbery clothing house. Inc pullu, nd
ing will he 25xT0 in dimensions, ',an" ",,u
viii be built of cement o'oehs, ,,d tile
factured BIZ the Chester Arilolu ,,'.n', slie
and aae1"s cement block plant. The Ma. Madison so6
q fu'p' Fl cramer. who put % up the = Bock ,.d'
garage occupied by the Elmers rna,~ oetor
ware company. will he s9Dcoh'i" nSsnl,
the same as on the Book Block
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12
MEETING TO ENCOURAGE
FOODSTUFFS PRODUCTION

In line with the proclamation issued
by the governor, the county commits
sioners in session this week have called
n meeting for next Saturday afternoon
at the court house to which the general
public is invited.
Th sole purpose of the meeting is to
form countrywide organization to
encourage the greater production of
foodstuffs and farm products in Idaho
county this year, as part of the pro-
gram of work allotted to the "home
folks" in preparation for the great
crisis which the nation is facing. 1t
is agreed that the growing and prepar-
alton of sufficient foodstuffs to meet
any emergency which may arise during
the war is an important project and
as such should receive the hearty CO.
operation of every citizen.
Delegations are expected at the
meeting Saturday from all parts of
the county, representing the various
towns and farming communities. The
Cottonwood Commercial club has al
ready appointed delegates to the meet
ing and it is reported that official dele
cations will also be present from Fer
dinand, White Bird, Sites, Kooskia,
Clearwater and other points, as well
as representatives of the different
Farmers Unions and like organiza-
tions. aThe Grangeville Commercial
club yesterday appointed the following
committee as the official delegates to
the Saturday meeting: Frank Nc
Crane, W. w. Brown, G. A. Brans-
combe, NJ. X. Hattabaugh and J. G..
Eimers.
At the regular weekly meeting last
evening The Pep Club appointed the
following committee from its member
ship to participate in the meeting Sat
ur,lay: A. r. Wiley, L. A. Wisener
and Il. Auger.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12

The Pep club last night appointed
a committee consisting of Il. Auger
and ii. X. Hilbourne and A. J. Maugg
to take up the matter of arranging for
the observance Of Memorial Day in
Grangeville this year. The club Will
take this matter actively in charge and
will enlist everybody in the city and
surrounding country in the work. The
schools, the civic organizations, the
secret orders. the band the veterans OF
all the wars, the national guard mem
bers and the militia boys will be IN
yited in and everybody will be asked
TO ioin in this patriotic move.
The ladies of the Civic club sent a
to the Pep club last
night regarding the Improvement OF
the City park on east Main street and
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12

time of it. At the depot before the
train started home vn the return trip
the famous Cowboy quartet split the
atmosphere with an informal program
OF vocal numbers that went over big
with the audience assembled, Every
body who made the trip is singing the
praises of Cottonwood citizens as hosts.
They say that our neighboring city
on the westside takes front rank in
the art of making folks feel at home
and welcome."-a spirit which the
Globe Is pleased to see In the air and
which viii surely be reciprocated when
IL comes Grangeville's turn. AS one of
the soldier boys put 1t; "They sure
treated us royal, they sure did; they
wouldn't take our money for nothin'
and they made us take theirs"
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12
PEP CLUB TAKES STEPS TO
OBSERVE DECORATION DAY

asking the cooperation of the Pep
club. which organization approved and
endorsed the Improvement program.
The Pep clubs letters written on
behalf Of this city to the Commercial
clubs of Nezperce and Cottonwood
thanking the citizens of those places
for their work in aiding in recruiting
young men for Company Il were read
and approved A committe consisting
Of John p. Eimers, DIR. Wood, Eli
Ingram and Ed Abramson has taken
up the matter of a grand ball in honor
of Company Il and Cottonwood citi-
zens to be held at some date next
week.
secretary-treasurer of the Pep club,
succeeding Don Fisher resigned.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12
COMMISSIONERS ASKED TO HELP
BEAR COSTS IN HYE CASE.

Mrs. Sarah e. Litchfield of Elk
City, this week filed a petition with
the county commissioners, asking that
the county help bear the financial
burden of the additional legal talent
secured by the Litchfield family in
the prosecution of Frank Hye for the
murder of their daughter, his wife.
The petition reviews the case in an
able manner and cites as a precedent
for the request Of financial assistance,
the action taken in the prosecution of
the murderers of Gov Steunenberg.
The commissioners have the matter
under advisement.