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The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-09
THE WEATHER.

The weather prediction for this vi
entity for the week beginning Sun
day. Oct. q. as sent out by the U. s.
Weather Bureau at Washington, is
as follows:
For the Ohio Valley and Tenn
essee: Fair with temperature close
to season average. Short period of
showers! about middle of week.
Warmer first part, normal tempera-
ture after Thursday.
A period of cool weather has sue
ceeded the warm spell of the past
few weeks. Frosts have been of
frequent occurrence, though no ma
terial damage to gardens or crops
has been reported. Tobacco growers
were somewhat alarmed by the cool
weather, and have been busy rush
ing the weed into the barns. The
cool nights have added much weight
to tobacco, which was still in the
fields and those who took chances on
the frost have. profited, as usual, as
much more tobacco is damaged by be.
ing. cut too early than by. frost.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-09
AUTO SALES.

Mr.. Fred Fisher, of the Shawhan
vicinity, has purchased model 1916
passenger Overland touring car of
the S. E. Drake agency in Lexington.
The car will be delivered this week.
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1917-10-09
1zzzyeA
" FOR THE BEST
" NOTHING ELSE
FOR SALE.

Choice re Gle a n q q
Seed Wheat, Rye and
Barley; also Timothy
Seed. Get our prices
before buying. ;
r. B. HUTCHCRAfT & co.
[oct2-6t)
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03
.Aag! btlll staatt.
G.s gsoines berfamft aartoffeln.

1es Neuines berfamft aartpHeln.
Sc g @.o i,,.c,s, 2. Gat: Nit 600
8uibel &ortoffetn 9ins bic Staot Sss
Moines beute in Sen 9urtoffelbanbel,
,.nb por Weittas tpuren mebr als 100
@uibel gu ie $1.20 berfauft tporoen-
fir 20 Gent ben 8ltibel ncbr als
lie ser Gtabt gctoltet batien. Sic
csbee fam pp,, @eapor Mac@icar, unb
Ser Stabtrotb mar oan1it einberitanz
Sen. Gs bcibt. bob mebr &artoffeln
pertalft tperoen tpiirben, tpenn es 1ib
als ipciie erlpieie.
Gr Las feine 3eitmngcn.
Traer, 2. Stt. 2eipis @. Ndseu,
Elm glngeitclltcr ser MiiIpoutee &ailz
roab in glberon. miro in 3ntunft
ipabrjdcinlid bte 3citungen leien. CT
lpurbc biele @obe perbaftet lmo iibt
jett I'M GefdnsniB. lpeil er iid ntdt
fir sic Nusbebung regiltriren lieB. er
|bebauptet, in Scuba seipeien 6u iein
,lno nid,tS bon Der Nusbebung gelpllBt
All babc,,, ba CT teine 3eituugen geIeien.
s Sabre fir 9Obtidlas.
gbefon. 2. Stt. 6. 6. @eits
bruofc, ser u. gS. 81 fe auf ncnr @rcenz
|iielo 6air @eIdnbe Dor 3 &oden in
cinem Gtreit beim &urtcnlpielen ers
ldoB. betanntc iid oes SootidIass
ihuIoig nno .ipurbe 5ll s Sabren 3udtz
baus nerurtbeilt.
SEX Nugetlaste burfte feline cigene
&aritelllns ser SbicBeret gebcn. bic
iid uneefabr nit bcn1 bedtc. mas Die
3eugen a,lssciaet batten. 2ife belduls
biete 8cltbruote beg 6aIidipielens nno
pcr,uies hicien aus ben 3elt. Gctrans
tesuipruh bate sic iiblide erbiee"oe
Nolle geipielt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03
ST. arits.

@aris,l2. SH, Mus bem fransSii.
iden ,Qrteesamt: Starfe 0ef&ittampfs
berri6ten an Der sar,sen AiSnez Jront,
beionbers 1T Der Besenb psn Graonne.
3mei feiubli@e sugriffe, n0rblid bon
Braye en- 2aonnois nub il, ber @e<
senb BON Mtlles ,uareu pbne GrfDIs.
Sn ber @esenb norbtueitltdJ bot.
FMbeims seritreute nnier @rfdiitfeuer
feinblide, anian.minngeu.
slnt reaten ufer Der Waaas (8erbun)
.par Der Geidiktampf beionhers ftart
,pdbrenb ber Naht BON San,og,,eu1
BIS 8e5pnpanz. Die 9emti@en ,nahtet'
s,pei yeriude, unfere steaunsen IN ber
8eanmpnt @egenb 5mriid 81. er.
pbrrm. eie uurbrn jebesmal nit 8er=
lniten nun unierem 6ener 5uriidges
trteben.
gerl.in, 2. Sft. (iiber 2onbpn.)
slus benz heutidem 6auptauartier: Git.
9beil bes 2ampfeelanbes am Yulpsom=
,palb in 9lqnbern murbe In einer Eiefr
pom 500 Mttern eeftern buu ben 3ent-
iden ,be,t 8ritem eutrifFeu. 9as erobtrte
Bel1nbc ,u,irbe gebalten.
Ser Tin. iiber 2onbon, /. Sft. -
.Splsenber amtlider Sagesberibt tpurs
Sc am Wontae in Berlin ber0ffentlidt:
nSront beg &ronprin5en 8uppredt:
Sn 6lanoern iteiserte ii6 0as Grtils
IeriebueG an Ser &iilte unb I'M gpern<
@oriprung bon Mittas an Iebbaft rno
blieb 5iemlid fart in Der Radt.
vgritilbe nnb fransD1iide Sfieger
babenin LETTER 3eit betrddtlihenSads
ldaben aui belgiidem 8ooen our@
.8omben aneeridtet, tpobei 5ablreibe
beleii9e 3ipiIiiten eetobtet lpl,roen.
.Sront beg Seutiden aronprin5en:
gntlang Ser aisne. noro0itIi9 bon
Mein,s nnb in Der Champagne tp1,rbe
sic Seuertbdtigteit neubelebt, groBtens
tbeits in 8erbtnbung init Ratroutllez
gefedten. tpel1e uns Gefnngene cine
brodten. Dor geroun bielt iid oie
&festbdtigteit in 1ndBigen @ren5en.
n@ieraebn feinblide Sl1gdenge tpur<
ben geitern abeeidoilen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03

Yolisilten nabmen brei &erbaft,ingeu
por. Sic YoliSei ,,abn, Sic Eapiere nno
Bidder, Sic in bent Sdal borgefunoen
ipurben, in 8cidlag.
@efansenenlaser beiidtigt.
I MtIanta, @n.. 1. Sft. Seamtc
scr idtpeiseriiden @elanotldaft III
@albineton. iueIhe bic oiplomati'den
sntereilcn Seutl9lauos in ben Scr.
gtaaten pertritt. traieu Ntontag slbcno
in sltla1,ta, Gu, ein, I'M bds 8efanz
|aenenlager bel Sort YseSberiou 5u be<
lidtieeu, in ,ipcldcm oic MannIdaftcr1
Ar bciocn cbeulaliecu beutlhenl SEES
lager 9srir5 gitel ssriebrih nnb &rous
prius 8ilbelm Sintcruirt iil,o.
1ra1tarbeiterfreif.
@olfpm Iaaii.. /. Stt. Cine era<
ite Sdbm,lne bes 0seanberfcbrs Srobt
bent 4aicu pnu @plton, Mfali.. sipenn
Der am Mcouta9 bcaunnene Strcif Der
ssradtarbeiter LANCER anbdlt. Sic
forberu s Stnnbeutag uno bobere
2Dbne.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03
Mtt btr oritttu MtfrnttutiaittunHg mirb
bente begonnen.
9ie 8er, q rMn8SborIa8e Der @e8ternn8 tiir ote
e., sten ,no &eele,te in 9enat.


8elonoerc |oma m ben Frdbenten eepan - Coli fir b t Der
ongreBpertagmg ein gcrtagung samsta9 Irgeninien
mill neutral beben Sic llebcrlgenbeit Ser gren nadenin
Neac Mnbe England 80 Cine 2obnididmg Sic 2aSouee<
Srage 6ap 9beridns @nuge Nan glaubt
picber Elm fapdi geben babn ST.. rit Yraz
ben bes g. g. National6unoes 5rid Notwithstanding
Ganseneraser befdts - Sradabeterit Ges 9aones
&arofeln.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03
Trau50df@e Qnftangrifit anf uier oenti@e
@roBfQote.
Die 2uftam8rifit Der Gntente2luiirten ani gel9ien
fel<m etne perbeerenoe @trtnn8 8ebabt baben.
Ser gatilau berrdt Ben Nuren Die oeude uo 0erredid
uugarii@e @ntmort
9as it,uebiide Nainiierium iaet ienen 9audtrt ar.

Arie9doupldben Ngntnn mil
tagspubl Snulanb 9ebeaon ruIhen Sic
@nrten iuo iebtlps Norpegi6e
gri 9infirden 9olartur in gngiie
ninsfabrit IN Slarnen arif Ser 2iungrif ou Sic
lbed5tpennu1ng Gbna 8rttde Terute @n1t argn=
tnen Yrdlnten m gre bcs paplden Shnatsietredrs
= Cine bulgarite NidtigieQ1ng
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03
MuS Der 8unbeSba
Sic brllte @etrnteneinitellmma.

y y
Sic brute Retrnte,cimItcl(mng.
Associated Press
Baibimgtun, 2. Stt. Sic brit=
te Notwithstanding fir bic 9iatioual- :
arncc iuirb ntDrgcn besinneu, ,nb bic
neuen Hcfrmten tucroen auf bic icdscbn
gruppenlager pertbcilt ,perben, ,uo jett
fdon et,ua bic Salftc bcr $4,000
Wsant ,nobiliiirt worbcn iinb.
Sic Yerfihcrmngspprlage int Genat.
Associated Press
9Baibimgtum, 2. Stt. Megie=
rmngs 2ebcnsncriidcrm,tg fir Golba=
ten nnb sceleutc nit Gntidabisnns
fir &brpcridabcn aniteae noh 9cmiio=
i,e,t uerben 1T her @cgierungsuorlage
porgeieben, sic bcnte il, perupllfomm :
meter syurm i'm Set,at einbcridjtet tpur :
be. aaes lit fir cine idbnellc Grlebigmng
Der Sorlagc geplant tuorbem.
Acnbernng i'm Austnbr 2i5ensipitcm.
AsSOc1atCd PreSs J
sDaibimstpn, 2. Dit. 9as
auSfubr 2iscnsipiten, ,uurbe bcnte
berart sednbert, bat Sie laftieen ge=
attimsnMitscn fir Sen AuslanbbanbeI
fprtfal(cn M,tb Is bod perbiitet uirb,
bak senbunsen mad 9eutihlanb burd)
bic 2dnber ppt, beiien Ycrbiinbeten
Dber bon Neutralen gelangeu.
Sic Observation-Disclosures gab cine
Elite pon fat 600 artifeln aus, fit bic
tiinftig feline AmSfubrliscnsen n1tbig
iinb, ,uenn bic ecnbmngcm nid,t fir
9eatfdiattb, ben NIT biefem ncrbiirbe :.
ten ubcr nentralen 9athrrn bcitimmt
tinb.
Cine 3ubni6lidjtmng.
@iafbimgtpn, 2. Sft. Sic &pb i
lensrubcmbetiter m,tb =Mrbciter BPM
fo0em. Ger,tral GDmpetitipc 5ielb, bic
.Aier IN 8cratbu,,s iiber bic 9,emorbttung
her Q5bnc iuaren, fiab bcutc bcsiislih
ber 9ubnerb1bmnsen 5t eincr Sercin=
barring scfommem. Ysorsen ioa be-
iprod,en ,pcrbett, iuic lange ber ttcnc
&sntratt siiItis icin fpll.
BID utb Nsaidinenarbeiter, bic
cine, 3mlase BON Is Gcnt Bic gp,tnc
perlansten, erbieltem 10 Gent; m,se=
Iernte Arbeitcr, bic ei1c 3ulage BON
$1.90 ben 9ag bcrlanatcn, erbielten
$1.5O ben Sag. 9ic 2agerbufarbeiter
befon,,scr cinc 3ulaoc butt 20 &ruscnt.
/ Ser &rIfibcnt bat sic &ricDitcmcr=
) bDrla8c.
Associated Press
Baibinstu.n, 2. Stt. 3ie piel=
nmftrtttene arDfe &riesitemerpprluee lit
subli9 in ben fihcrcn &afen einselau=
fen, inse,n lie bcnte ppm &ungref benz
BraFhentem smm llnter3eidmcn iiber=
ia,,bt ,uurbe.
I Scr eenat fpIete bent 8eiipicl bes
Observation-Disclosures ,tnb na9m ben
as,tfcrensbcridt bur1 ullsemcine 3n.
itimt,,n,tg at.
Die 9aJpIlcttc 1raee i'm Cent.
Waibiuetp,n, 2. Eft. 8e5iieIia
her eii,Iaufenhem gcleBras.ne m,tb Se=
titipnen, bic bie stnsitofnns cen. 2a=
Societies berlansen, iaste ein YRitslieb
bes eenatsfomitees fir Iripilesien
a,nb @abIen bcmte:
QRli. &,,crNs,. he,;;nTiA Niefrr Refi-
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03

Hesiernns nidt SIT ienben; unb bies
|tuieberbpltc CT eine ISOLDE Ipdter.
Soterauf tuitl &ppiepelt geiast ba6en,
ouf, ,uenn 3cutIf)lnub bas Shiebs=
gcrid)t nidJt in 4S Stunbcn an1te6mc,
CT Se,uep nit ieiner sslutte idifer
suiirbe.
36 Stunoen ipdter babe ser gptz
idafter erflart, Sentif)lanb lei bcreit,
bas Shiebsgcridt ansunebmcn.
Sd,mebiid)es Gabinett ingi icincn
Hiiftritt an.
Associated Press
Stpf bpl mt, 2. Sft. Sas ie)tue=
biide Winiiteriun bat ieineu Giitftritt
angeiast, aber SDnig <ltap bat bic
sfiniiter eriud)t, pprldufig lit ibren
glemtern SIT bleiben.
9lrgeutiuieu ,uil neutral bleibeu.
| Associated Press
Snenps Mtres, eft. 6ier 1T
iett cine grpfe Neutralitdtsprppaganbn
im Gauge. Gin srphes Snreau nit bem
Natipnalwappeu, iiber ber 5biir lit I'm
sSnnern Der stnbt erDff,,et ,uuroen, NM
F@eiinning fir Ste ,tentrale Steanng.
nabmc Mrge,ttintens sit ntudjcn. Gus
Gublif,m lit pcrbliifft iiber hics @pr=
geben anseiitJts Der fiirslidem Grfld=
|rmng bes a,ts,pGrtigen Niniitcrs i'm
&unsref, bai bic &esieruns ,uiaens
lei, Der ppm &D1greI ansgcbriidtcn 1fz
fentlihem Meinmlts SIT folscn.
slms Getrugran.
Ectrpgrab, 2. Sft. Sn &egte=
runssfrciicn herrid,t sic Nniitt Dor,
baf sic Spalitipnsioee pum bempfratt=
id,cn &unsref angenummcu tucrSert
,uiro. sud) lpreden Snseidlen fir be1t
&lam eines pprbereiteunen Garlaments,
,uic ppn ge,piiicn itnrfeu Wruppcn III
benz &uugref empipblen. Steien Hlar
,uirhc Bic Nesiernng ,uubl anncbmen,
,uenn amtt) Sen beiitcnocn &laHcn einc
gercdJte &Sertretnng oarin gegcbcr
piiroe.
Gebellipn in Surfeitan.
9etrpgrah 2. Stt. Gtne Gebu=
luttpn lit in Surfeitan im @ange. Gen.
Gberfees, gefeblsbaber in sent Sestrf,
,purhe aneesriifeu ultb perbaue,r.
Gi;t 5eit,ucilises 9icpplutunsfumitee
lit ursatiiirt ,uurnen, ,1m alle @sad,t in
lid, SIT peretnieen. Sbcile npn Gcgt=
mentern iblpiIcn lid etner @cgcnreuu=
luttpn at.
Ser W'tniitcr hes Snnern lit icSud)
ntdJt bciprst unb pertruut narani, bag
bic ltnrMbcn balb nntcrnriift iein ,uer=
ocn.
Sennud) bertdten bic Hcgierungsbe=
peibcn, baE sic 9iepplte beItGilhts crit
tier mirb. ltnpera,,t,uprtlihe Glcmentc
unter ocn Sruppcn babcn Sic militGri=
id,c &pntrulle an iid) scriiicn unb hie
Sfftsterc feitgenpmmen. Ginc Eanit
berrid)t nnter ber SepDlfcrnitg.
Sic 2anbtasswabl lit 6innlanb.
Associated Press }
Gctrpgrab, 2. Git. Scr &urre-
ippnocnt Scr S6rlenseitnn9 in 6cliins=
furs bertd)tet, baR bic iinniid,cn Su5ia=
liiten bic S5pffunng aui Sies in Der
SSabl fir hen ncmen Sanotag pcrlicrcu.
Sic SSabl bat beute besunncn, rno es
bciIt, baf Sic Sunern itarf scscn bic
susialiltem itimmcn.
Gnsliidc Msmnitiunsfabrif lit ;slammcn
Associated Press }
9pnhun, 2. DIT. Gin grueesJcuer,
scfulst ppn Grplpiiuncn, brad in elmer
Nsunitiunsfabrif int n6rblihen Gug=
lanb ans, uic amtlid, mitsetbeilt tuiro.
Scr auserihtete Sad)idabcn lit be-
oeutcnb; ppn Sp0tcn iutrD bis jcbt
nidJts semeloet, bud mebrcrc Mrbeitcr
iuaeu ucrlctt iuproen icin.
Sritiid,e @crluitc.
Associated Press }
9pnb 2. Sft. Sic in Der bemtc
cnneuoeu Ipd,e bcridjtcten britiid)en
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03

- Seue giicrer, sic ,,nIercn sul<
baten bos @auben berbotcn 6dben ipnls
len. lbcinen bas 8edt. ibrcn 1titmens
idcn blalen 0unit nur5umaden, fur
lit gan5 auein in auipru1 81 nebmen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03
&asifiiten z@rrian,n,l, l,t,tg.

SO 8 Mn.g c Re 8, Gal. !. Oft. Sic
.gbriitian Nurifilts". henen in Sos
Nuecles, GAL. Der 3utritt oliu' Slosper
Nubitoriunt berboteu tporbcn ipar, hcrs
iammelten iidb am Wspntas in cinen
anocren @cbdubc l,nb telepbonirtcn ibs
rem Mnbdnecrn. .bab ibre 6ricocnsbers
innanlune I'M Gn,,se lei. &r. SiSnct
stro,,a. eiu 8ciitl,1er aus Seattle,
iprab iibcr r9ic 5du,,Se ltuleres
Sthncisens.
Gin Ynlbcitpa9e,, traf tor Der odue
tpabrenS Der @erIau,mlung Gin unS sic
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03
{ Associated Press }

8aibin q on, lot. Mad elmer
gefprebung nit Dem Erdiibcnteu 8ilz
ion ertldrtc ont Mpntae in 8aibtngton
8nnbcsIcnator 2etpis, oab CT Sic Nn<
1,abme elmer Gorlaee borlNaaen iucr@
SC. tuel1e Dem YrdiiSenten lpdbrenS
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03

gSaibtneton. II. 1. Stt. Cine ipets
tcre Mnleibe bon $50.000.000 1T an
N1ontag bon ser 8aibinetoner 8cgte.
r,lng gnglano ectpibrt iporhen. Sac
nit iiub Sic an 8robbritannien borges
ltredtem 8ctrGec auf $1.24O.000. 900
unb an sic MIliirtcn auf $2.516.400,s
900 an9ctpadicn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-10-03

The only morning daily
paper in the Tri. Cities, Dav.
enport, Rock Island and Mo-
line. Member Of the Asso.
ciated Press.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-05

local recruiting station. a total OF
2s3 enlisted. Among these were
Walter II. Kluckner. 524 North Six
teenth street; Percy A. Chronister'
1888 North Fourth street; William nj.
Hartman, Enola; Mile ID. Boganiovich,
Steelton; Bruce c.. DeitZA 201O state
street; Chester Nj. Shelter. 220 Seneca
street; William +. Scott, $40 Verbeke
street; Joe Mills, 303 Cumberland
street; Roy j. West. Penbrook; John
II. Seiders, 324 Harris street; Thomas
J. BiXler. New Buffalo; Tony Blan-
teno. S03 Cumberland street; Thomas
M. Monyer, Camp Hill; Peter Ivkovic.
Steelton: Frank A. Kline, Steelton;
Paul II. LentZ, New Cumberland;
Patsy Spard, 1109 state street.
Indians Enter Navy
Indians from the Carlisle School en-
listed They are Huckleberry Shell.
Earl Wilbur. Thomas Slinker. George
kaquatosh, Luther Il. Brame. The
following Indians from the Carlisle
School enlisted at the Nevy recruiting
station to-day: Edward Thorps. a
brother of "Jim" Thorpe, the famous
athlete, Thorpe is of the Sachet Fox
tribe; Howard Foreman, Shawnee;
Joseph A. Pappis, Yute. and Joseph
Cheyenne, a Sioux.
A score of men were enlisted from
Shenandoah, many of them were of
foreign birth.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-05
NOT ALL WOMEN
ABLE TO SELECT
BECOMING HATS
Crowning Feature of Wo-
mans Appearance Is Her
Headwear

To the woman who delights in pre-
senting an attractive, pleasing ap-
pearance, the subject of millinery is
vastly important. A becoming hat
that harmonizes with the facial con-
tour and complexion fthe wearer
| is the crowning feature of every COM
plete toilet.
1t is a deplorable fact that Il large
percentage of women are totally in
capable of selecting n hat that will
bring out the attractiveness of their
features and it is just as striking
certainty that many a plain coun-
tenance blooms out under becoming
headwear like a flower opening its
petals 10 the sun.
Every woman should know how to
select hats that are suited TO her
Observation-Disclosures that go we'll with
her particular styles of coloring and
mold of features, and, more than
this, every woman should know how
TO construct her own hats.
The woman who can make her
own hats enjoys a distinct advantage.
She not only knows what is becom-
ing to her, but she is enabled through
her knowledge of millinery to have
attractive headwear at a great saw
ing of expense. Through a practical
working knowledge of materials and
making. a woman can have three be-
coming. attractive hats for the same
price she would pay milliner for
one
The Lincoln Correspondence
SCHOOLS course in Millinery, which
was prepared by an expert of many
years experience in conducting one
of the worlds best known schools of
millinery, teaches the woman in the
home how to plan and construct her
own hats at a saving of at least
two-thirds the money she would
spend in buying her headwear at the
milliner's.
This course in Millinery is one of
the six courses included in the OPP
portunitT now being offered sub
scribers to this paper, particulars of
which will he found elsewhere in this
edition. 1t is most practicable
course, with all the unnecessary de-
tails and processes eliminated. The
woman who is desirous of having
more hats at less expense will find
this course in Millinery an oppor-
tunity she cannot afford to neglect.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-05
ber of men in the trade. They were

ber of men in the trade. They were
very plain and to the point.
Compensation sCases-Referee Cum
mings held three hearings here yes
terday in compensation cases for this
county. The board will meet here
next week.
To Have Conference.-The Public
Service Commission has arranged for
a general conference tomorrow with
companies engaged in furnishing cleo
tricity so that a form of uniform re-
port for annual operations can be
agreed upon. Hundreds of companies
will be affected. Thursday u confer
ence on the increases of rates for
natural gas in northwestern Pennsyl-
yania will be held.
Argument Heard-The Public Serv-
lee Commission late yesterday heard
argument on a demurrer filed by the
Philadelphia Rapid Transit Company
to a complaint that ii should provide
better facilities between West and
South Philadelphia. The company
claimed that its charter rights could
not be invaded.
Bids For Cuts-There were four
bidders on the twenty-five items for
the annual photo-engraving, steel
plate engraving and copper plates of
the department.. They were Charles
II. Elliott and Company and f. A
Wright Bank Note Company, both of
Philadelphia; The Telegraph Printing
Company. Harrisburg, and A. G. Og-
den and Company, inc, Baltimore. The
Wright Company's bids were rejected
because of defective bond. The Tele-
graph Company was awarded con-
tracts on eleven of the items, the Og-
den Company on seven and the Elliott
m 40 foN-
for a year.
FeRtenby ResIGns-Robert r. Feat
enby Of Scranton has resigned as
chief clerk of the state Department
of Fisheries to accept a position in
the operating department of the Le-
high Valley Railroad at South Bethle-
hem. He was formerly with the Lack
awanna Railroad at Scranton and en-
tered the department as a stenogra-
pher in 1912, being made chief clerk
two years later. II. r. Stackhouse of
Ttusville has been named to succeed
him. He was formerly in the State
Highway Department
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-05
Contractor Starts Work
on Riprapping of Slope
Facing the Susquehanns

Contractor Bomgardner began
work this morning on the riprapping
of the river front, starting at Ma
clay street. At this poins a driveway
will be constructed for use of the
Department of Parks and it will like
wise be serviceable as a means of
descent to the 'granolithic walk along
the front steps, taking the place of
a ramp.
Under the specifications for this
work, the rlprapping will be carried
up the bank to the point of the
average high water at flood stage
and sufficient soil pockets will be
provided to plant enough shrubbery
to cover the riprapping with a screen
of green before the end of the sea-
son. This work has been under con-
sideration for several months and it
is believed the protection will save
untold damage resulting from the
washing away of the slope at every
flood stage of the river.
Mr.. Bomgardner is an experienced
contractor and there is no doubt he
will complete the work in a short
time and to the satisfaction of the
public.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-05
CAMP HILL RUN
. PRIZE WINNERS
G.. |. Bausher Carries Off First
Honors For Being Nearest
Secret Time Schedule

Camp Hill, Pa, June 5. - Results
in the Camp Hill Socialibility motor
run of Saturday and Sunday were an
nounced to-day. G. 1. Bausher won
the prize.
The secreta time set by ]. Clvde
Myton, president of the Harrisburg
Motor Club for the trip was II hours.
sc minutes, 24% seconds. Mr.
Bausher's time was IL hours. u
minutes. The other prize winners
and their time follows: Second prize,
w. A. Albright. IL hours, so min
utes; third, c. b. Whitney,.11 hours,
39 minutes; fourth, A. ID. Bacon, III
hours, 261s minutes. The partici-
pants in the order they finished were: i:
]. W. Milhouse. Robert L. Myers. d.
f. Deen( II. W. Davis. II. c. Wier-
man, r. f. Cahill. II. ] Hamme, Nj.
p. King. A. NJ. Bowman.
The prize winners for the first day
were: A. ID. Bacon, first; G.. /.
Bausher, second; George l.. Bricker.
third; c. ID. Whitney, fourth.
Second day prize winners were:
George 1. Bausher. first; j. W. Mil
house, second; II. c. Wierman, third;
NJ. B. King. fourth.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-06-05
INDIANS ENLIST
IN u. s. NAVY
Come Down From Carlisle
Men to Be Credited From
Districts

After to-day all men enlisted will
mean one less to be drafted from the
respective districts according to or
ders received from the War Depart
ment last night by Captain Harrell
at the recruiting station. Every man
who enlists will be credited to the
district from which he came and
means one less for that sections al
lotment for the draft.
Pennsylvania leads the nation in
total recruiting since April /. with
an aggregate of 10,47S out of 1880
required. Harrisburg district leads
the state, having already secured ts
full quota of men, the first district
east of the Missippi river with the
exception of sections of Indiana to
reach the full quota. Captain Harrell
viii now continue to enlist men in
an endeavor to bring Pennsylvania to
its fun number of men required from
the other four district in, the state.
2O3 Enlisted
Yesterday was record day at the