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The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
REVOLUTION" IN
OKLAHOMA DOWN
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possemen, Jack Paige, had been car
ried off by the rioters and a heavy
reinforcement of possemen started
to his arescue. Later IL developed
that Paige had not been captured and
1t was hoped early today that the
posse which went to his aide might
effectively dispose Of that band.
One Man Shot.
Later j. f. Foose of Okeman, was
shot and killed as he was driving a
motor car toward Holdenville. He
apparently was unaware of condi-
tions that had resulted in a Gordon
of armed citizens being thrown COM
pletely around the town. He was
killed when he did not need an order
to stop. Three of the men held
responsible for spreading the propa-
ganda with the promises that result
ed in the uprising, are believed still
to be at large but officers expressed
the belief that with the capture the
outbreak would be put down COM
pletely.
With the death last night of two
men but three men have been killed
in the guerilla warfare.
Full biooded Indians many of whom
at first were reported to be hostile,
have rendered valuable assistance in
hunting down the resisters. They
have followed trails over the coun-
try that would have been impossible
for white possemen to have noticed
In some instances they have brought
in prisoners single handed. One old
Indian came upon a party OF three
men not hearl one speak in a coarse
voice. The rifle was poked into the
bonneted ones ribs and the bonnet
flying off and disclosing a bald head.
the objector was marched to town.
There being no place to imprison him
the Indian tied him with chain and
stood guard until relieved to further
pursue his hunt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
SEVEN ENLISTED
Crack jamestown College Football
Team is "Shot to
Pieces"

jamestown, N. D.. Aug. 6.-Seven
members of the crack jamestown
college football team. which went
through the 1915 season without los
ing a game or being scored upon.
have enlisted for military service,
and prospects for a team this fall
are shot to pieces"
Chuck" Harmon has Joined the
medical corps: Ken Wanner and
Ray Mcleod have enlisted in Com
pany II, n. D. N. G.; Elmon Miller,
John Robertson and Donald Wanner
have enlisted in army "Y" work: and
Les Dysart is in the medical corps
of the First North Dakota.
Edward Ballinger. Bert Nichols,
Alfred DalR, Conrad Birhaug and
william lands are other jamestown
college men who are doing their
bit"
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
A Great Discovery

Swollen hands, ankles, feet arc due
90 a dropsical condition, often causeG
by disordered kidneys. Naturally wher
the kidneys are deranged the blood !.
filled with poisonous waste matter
which settles in the feet, ankles and
wrists; or under the eyes in bag-like
formations.
AS a remedy for those easily recog.
nized symptoms of inflammation caused
by. uric .acid-as scalding urine, back
ache and frequent urinaion, as we'll as
sediment in the urine, or If uric acid in
the blood has caused rheumatism, Ium-
bago, sciatica, gout it is simply wonder
4ul how quickly Anuric acts; the pains
and stiffness rapidly disappear.
The very best possible way TO take
care of yourself is TO take a glass of
hot water before meals and Anuric,
the discovery of DR.. Pierce OF Buffalo.
J Step into a drug store and ask for q
6Oc. package of Anuric, which is many
times more potent than Iithia and elimf-
mates uric acid as hot water rneIts sugar.
a short trial will convince you.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06

BY Bide Dudley: Interluctor-
Good evening, Mr.. Bones!
Bones-Good evening! BY the
way, was it an act of war when the
Russian duma fired the czar?
Not at ALL"
But they discharged big gun
didn't they?"
Interlocutor-Do you follow the
war news, Mr.. Tambo?"
Tambo-Sure! see the kaiser
has ordered the crown prince to halt
his retreat. That puts Bill in the
class with Joshua.
why?
He's ordered the son to stand
still"
InterIocutor--Arch aighnote,
our peerless tenor, will sing his lat
est popular success, Sleeping on the
Railroad Track Will Cure the
Rheumatism
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
HIGHWAY ASSOCIATION
NAMES SANE OFFICERS
John X. West Again Heads Mime
sofa Scenic Body-AnnuaI Meet.
ina Held at Sauk Center.

J. P. Hardy. secretary OF the Fargo
Commercial club, returned Sunday
from Sauk Center, Mimi. where h.
attended the annual meeting Of the
Minnesota Scenic Highways asso-
citation Saturday. Business trans
acted was routine. and all officers OF
the association were reelected.
The highways controlled by the as
sociation are entirely within Mime
sofa, and encircle the lake district,
one branch running from Detroit to
Moorhead. John K. West. Detroit, Is
president of the association, and NJ.
K. KoIl, Cass Lake, secretary.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
ATTORNEY COOPER HERE.
spends Afternoon in FarEO-One OF
states Best known Young Men.

Atty. II. II. COOPER. of Kenmare. son
Of Or H. p Cooper. Of Casselton. IL
spending the afternoon in Fargo.
motoring TO the city from CaEselton
with his mother and two sisters.
Mr. Cooper. for a number OF years
city editor OF The Grand Forks Her
aid, is one OF the best known young
men in the state. He has been pTac-
ticing law at Kenmare for some time,
and has been successful in building UP
very fine practice.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
MAKE BRANHAM MANAGER.
Former Fargo Young Man Handles
strand Theatre In MInneap0IlA.

Charles braHnam. former Fargo
man. has been made manager OF the
/ Strand theatre in Minneapolis. Three
years ago Mr.. Branham quit the
newspaper business TO become con-
nected with William a Lochren in the
organization Of The Northwestern
Weekly, taking pictures. Later he
became press agent for the Strand
theatre in Minneapolis. Shortly aft
crwards, he WAS appointed assistant
ed manager.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
Will INSTRUCT IN
RED CROSS WORK
Party of Members of Moorhead
Chapter Left This Morning on
Trip to Norman County,

This afternoon and evening Red
Cross instruction meetings will be
held at Hendrum, PerIey and
Georgetown and the meeting al
Georgetown will include a talk on
the food conservation movement by
Mrs. Curtis Pomeroy of GAINESVILLE
representing the state commission.
Mrs. w. H. Merritt will explain the
work to be done by the ladies and
will show the samples of the Red
Cross supplies. The other members
of the party, who went out in F. A
Yields car this morning, were Mrs
o. ]. Hagen, Miss Edna Merritt and
Frank Weld.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
MOOrheQd NeDs
BECK and MOORE AGAIN
CHARGED With PIGGING
The Case Was Continued Until Next
Monday Morning-Arrested
Saturday Evening.

A. s. Beck and Grace Moore were
arrested on Saturday night charged
with conducting an unlicensed drink
ing place after Chief of Police NAL
vey had made raid and seized sew
eral bottles of beer. They were arr
raigned before Justice of the Peace
Evans this morning and the case con-
tinued until next Monday morning.
The same parties were convicted in
similar charge recently and each
paid a fine at that time.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
RED MEN WIN BENEFIT
GAME FROM LEAGUERS
Nose Out Victory in Tight Contest,
6 to S-Anderson's Hitting is
Bio Factor,

The Moorhead Red Men defeated
the Moorhead Royal League in a
benefit game for the volunteer fund
Of the Moorhead Commercial club,
6 to 5, at league park Sunday after
noon. Net proceeds from the game
were 800.
Anderson's hitting was a big fac
tor in the Red Mems victory. the
stocky catcher on one occasion
pounding out a homer with two men
on bases.
Batteries for the Red Men were
Mcdonald and Anderson. for the
Royal League, Rufer and Rusness.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
NATURALIZATION DAY
SET FOR NEXT MONDAY
sixteen Applications Will BE Heard
Before Judge ROeser i'm Clay
County District Court.

Applications for naturalization will
be heard in the Clay county district
court at Moorhead at 9, o'clock next
Monday morning by Judge John A.
Roeser. Following are the sixteen
applicants for full citizenship:
Martin Olson Strand, Norway.
August Wilson, Sweden.
Jens Fredrik Olson, Denmark.
William Nelson Vial, Sweden.
Thor H. Engen, Norway.
Halvor H. Aasen, Norway.
Andrew Rasmussen, Norway. ,
Oscar Seaberg, Sweden.
Louis Peterson, Norway.
William A. Wodham, Canada.
Olof Wirud, Norway. Ao-
Giuseppe DE Brito, Italy, 4
IVer Levin Johnson, Sweden.
ole Nelson, Norway.
Ralph Strom, Norway.
Michele Angelo Perzchilli, Italy.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
FAMOUS 2-WAY
COATS CLASSY

Why not select d famous two-way
coat for fall? This lis the question
asked by Ted EvansOn this morning.
The two-way coat is water proof
and at the same time serves as a top
coat, having al the style and quality
that could be found ia any garment.
Ii is one Of the most practical coats
sold, according TO Mr.. Esvanson. who
anticipates a big business in this line
this fall. They sell fer $40 TO $25.--
ADV.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06

Germans and Turks are preparing to
make great effort to regain Bag
dad, according TO the secolo Of
Rome. General Won Falkenhayn has
arrived at ConstAntinople to take
command of the forces now being
assembled. Four Turkish divisions
from Bosrudja and Turkish troops
from Thrace are being concentrated
at the Turkish capital. Austria is
supplying the heavy artillery and
Germany is furnishing the officers.
The offensive, the paper says will
take place in the middle Of Septem-
beF.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
WiII Demand Passnorts.

Washington, Aug. 6.-Hereafter
the Russian government will require
all foreigners entering Russia to Sc
cure the wise of the Russian consul
general at Stockholm In addition to
that of the Russian consular officers
in the country whence the travellers
come, according to q telegram today
to the state department from Stock
holm.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
PLuMLEY AT RITE MEETING.
Fargo Man. Grand Sword Bearer oi
Council, Leaves Sunday.

II. G. Plumley. Fargo. grand sword
bearer Of the supreme council. Scot
tish Rite, Is attending a meeting of
the administration council of the su-
preme council at Duluth. Mimi, to-
day, leaving Fargo Sunday.
Business matters that could not
wait until the October meeting at
Washington, d. g.. will be taken up.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
OFFICIAL. CANVASS OF FIRST DISTRICT
BALLOT WILL BE MADE WEDNESDAY;
TO SHOW BAER HAS MAJORITY OF 489

N. D. sThe state Wed
q a
an Of
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06

Mandan william Frolichman.
was arrested on an embezzlement
charge preferred by his brother. a
Solen merchant He was arraiRned
before Judge j. NJ. Hanley and SEN
fenced TO a tWo-year term in the state
reform school
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06

Another bicycle has been reported
as missing to the police. clifford KEEP
ner says his naGhinew as stolen from
the residence at 1878 Second avenue
south late Saturday night
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
BACKACHE KILLS!

Don't make the fatal mistake OF
naEiecting what may seem TO be
Simple little backache." There isn't
any such thing. IL may be the first
warning that your kidneys are not
working properly. and throwing on
the poisons as they should. IL this is
the case. go after the cause OF that
backache and do IL quickly, or you
may find yourself i'm the grip Of an
.ncurable disease.
GOLD MEDAL HARLEM OIL Cap
sules will give almost immediate re-
lief from kidney and bladder troubles,
which may be the unsugpected cause
or general III health. GOLD MEDAL
Haarlem oil Capsules arc imported
direct from the laboratories In Hcl-
land. They are prepared 81 correct
quantity and convenient form 70 take.
and are positively guaranteed 70 give
prompt feiief, or your money will be
refunded. Get them at any drug store,
but be sure TO insist on the GOLD
MEDAL brand, and take no other. In
boxes, three sizes.-sAdvt.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
Canadians In Lens,

Canadian Headquarters in France
Aug. 6.-(By the Canadian Press
Limited. )-Another forward move
ment southwest of. Lens has been
made with a minimum loss. For the
best part of two weeks in the Cite
Du Moulin in our patrols and the
close of the enemy has been having
an uneasy life almost side by side,
with only a few tumble-down walls
between them. Yesterday afternoon
small attacking parties set out from
that part of the Cite Du Moulin al
ready in our hands and drove In the
enemy's patrols along a front Of
over a thousand yards. A new out
post line was prepared for a coun-
ter attack but none had been made
up to the time of the filing Of this
dispatch.
This advance carries the Canal
ians well within a thousand yards
of the center of Lens on the west
ern front OF the city. At .Avlon and
Leauvitte on the south front, our
outposts are now about a mile from
the center, and in the northwest
sector opposite ST. Laurent, our line
is a scant fifteen hundrd yards from
the heart of that city.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
VETERINARY ARRESTED.

The Charge is Practicinq Without 9
Minnesota License.
]. NJ. Metcalf, Glyndon, charged
with practicing as a veterinary with
out a license, was arraigned before
Justice of the Peace Evans this
morning and the case was continued
until 10 o'clock on Thursday, Aug. 9.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06

Leslie Welter and Fred o. Olsen
went to Nlelsville and other points
along the Moorhead-Northern today.
Tomorrow Mr.. Welter will attend a
melting of the Norman county market
ing committee at Ada.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06

Get wise and order Flavo Flour
from the manufacturers. Phone 50.
-Advt
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
CROP GATHERING
FORCESLOOSENED
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N~OHiiuuSu IIofh E@SI -
ers in his district of the state had
just started TO harvest their crop.
Binders are now cutting rye and
barley. he said, and indicated that IL
may be end or the first Of next week
before the wheat harvest starts. Mr..
Garnass stated that the farmers Of
the Red river valley are ten days
ahead in harvest work compared
with those in the Sheyenne valley.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
Leader q Rstreat 70 be shOt.

: wGuWWF WI FNWNF ~ " -
London, Aug. 6.--General Maevoi-
cay, commander OF the guard corps,
which headed the Russian retreat on
the southwest front has been order
ed shot according to n dispatch TO
rhe Fest from Petrograd.
His sentence came after a court
martial which was ordered 9y Gen-
eral Kcrniloff. commander-tn-cn
for noncompliance with MS order to
shoot deseiTcts.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
TWO DESPERATE ATTACKS
ON new BRITISH GROUND

,. CONTINUED From Page One.
The Fargo forum and daily republican., 1917-08-06
REVISED WAR TAX
BILL IS DEFENDED

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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
Krioens Opertro.

ut trGffe @rpnIcifiQct meIenl
Ero % Cpcrtro, - at aiaierc, hoor
Gro bcgpn0cr % Spertro opbercr,
cler omucnot, piIoe pGrc ct irltgtc&.
Lott 6orica % en- Cpgaoe, iom ieIpc
Den fomplicerebc menneifcIigc %crcI.
.uirfning mellcm 5anfe og IglcIic
.oiIoe umulIigaiorc.
Nfun fan irCmboloe bcn T~anItonN,
at al Gro or Spcrtro, / ell bis Tor-
itouo, forioopi0t Iom Srosbcgrcbct9
&oriiont tongercr NIpItiffena. Wtclr
0cn giGnaie Gpiotning eIler Gcitni.
ton al DC TO @egrcbcr oQ Torificucn
mcllcm Dem maa tllnne bctegnca pco,
Of / Iro in0bciatteS og ioruOiGttca
bno0c Snnte og Tslclic, mcbcu5
Cpertro pTientIig moo ppre ct BRO.
olttt al GglcIiealiuet.
s IlninbcliGhco beuIpgger man
Sucrtrocn til ct tilba9eIogt Stooium,
til ct iplrnoGt GuItllrnipeoll, Tom SET
200e IorbmorcOe Iioet pil pare iiQ
b%cficu6t.
Den mon life McnneIfenc oItio nil
pore tiIb9ieIigc til at iege] opernutur.
ligc @cifpttcIieami0Icr inloo og 6or.
flurincSmCtu0cr uaa SilpGrclieuS
manQcbaauoe @aooer? Oct lilqcr
onbt ro0ipitct / iclrc ocn mcnncifcIidc
9}aturS Suogbco at ieoe SiIlIuQt til
ct biniioc2 goot 90 onot % potable
De opcrnoturIiac RnqtcrS Siplp,
nuor man er 'tc0t / 8aanoe cQer
NnQit.
"a naor IftI0C man trGnge SET,
ON life M, Oa et &eroensbclucoc be.
hcrifer W]euncitcne. Set piier Tia og.
iau, al arigen, BET 20oe Narhmore,
oeS Sultltr. HeiuItot, bar gieniG6t oel,
mcnncItcllgc Goertro / boi @rao.
Wfan fan tuge Q~io9ifrifter ira euro.
pos ole 2ano % iorbouie5 oper boor
"Siosoanoen" bar en- uoprpqet oucr.
troiif 3enoens. aanife melt uSprp.
get / DC f%atolife Snnoe.
Ger iinocs innleoes fnapt en- eneItC
SoIbat, ion life brrer en- eQer onocr
anmlet unoer fin @aabenfjole. Ncit
alminoeIige er DC iaafaIote "Simmel
brepe", iom ioresiues of pore iaIbi
nco ira 6imlen, eQer at bore iunoe,
paa JreIierens 8rop. "Simmelbre,
pet" ~inoeboloer en- Bon og en- "Sor,
hiring, al ben iom leier oct, ifaI
upre beifpttet MOB al Sare. en- Gel
gamle "inopieoe" Rpnter bpres al
man9en SoIbat paa grpitet % gier
BAN ifll6iri. alminSelis er oct ogiao
at gienlme en- Sblut ueb altersanger
og itiffe ben inb pua grpitet, oeiao
iii Bern MOB 6ienbens augler %
aruot og MOB a~aebaanbe 5orer.
) @iens 9utlter i9Iees Ipnter
'om @muIetter, prGget meo Somirll
Ufarias Siueoe % islsenoe Sno'
ifrift:
~Srdgit on Dies beige 3eicben,
0hli5 ieoer 5einb Dir peicben."
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03

@illanbSInien er / Del belle taaet CT
prrgtig Sionesbpro ON Den goulIc
baIlingoaIife aunIt.
6erite Vaaiteoag itlil0e lea tale
paa Sanoo. Seq bcieltr igrit Srrer
@rau, ionl err 6ornlouo / Hibolo2la.
oct / SreNien. &an bleu Tor TO 9lar
li0cn giit meO areoiens &prerinoe,
Iom or ira Horbbr0oeu. San bor
fiebt Jig ct hort cottages &uS itrar
oocnior Smnoo Stolehua % ct iaa.
pas itort &%oroitpttc, at ban fan iooC
, &ier. San er tIlIipe llnoeroiiiccr
oa pirfcr ON Sommeren lom iaaoan
Nun cr Sprer itiitcpi3 / Sanoo %
|cuclo Sfolefrebie. Sans &uItril c,
IrcmocIc4 2rrerinoc / Saroo.
Setter blcp holht / Sfolchuict, her
par uI6cic3 fuIopotfet. NolIinacrn(
bruacr ircmbclcs i'm oafrc 0otional.
orogt, lom err Ell nieaet itaieIiN Scit'
NroQt. STrlig Ipicr NpmocOragtcr
puftcrt % Wleo fine pn0i9e, iriifc Sor.
per. Get or CT I0clSprpa peo SOL,
linQcn, al ban mi0t / ocnne Wfoocia
acts (io tar bolot paa fin hiemllgc
uCOarpc6c Tragt, - o. set cnoog ci
tcrot &~cru6oucn or irrt aicnncm "a
len % bar bragt SolItngcn nUrmcrt
lIl0 iii Ben me Sto. -
9ln0en Eaaifeoog fiertc lea ioul
men mco Carer 8ran til Sepelb bro,
ic0 Sen Gag ifuIbc toIc. Sfuo9fo,
por Ell &oIIingbon0c, ser / Iona iii
bar rciit iom Sonocl@tnr / Soou
Get err potfert OF 8ienncnt @otnoa
len % NorObpgber, men dIIcr pofrci
pppc paa Seuclo, bpor GaIen oobne,
iia brco o. fIno, oa belle @rpnocn;
@llic lager / ret Clinic tTt citcr bpcr
andre IaugS eiter @eIouiugen - ion
Ell Rao VerIer pao en- Suor. Tel
bIcp iiior bp9get mt SfolebuS
&rcolCn; BET 'taar npr peo NeiCl
mi6t / @paoen. Get er tibsmp5iiC
lnorettet, nleo ire ltorc StoleItucr
Stite % alpffen for Srrcren. Glcf
triif ems er ogiaa inOIogt. Ser bal
ligclcoeS fuIot SliS Ell Uaffcr
itnlrt llnQbom. @fternt icg bap6c tai
o. iunget, boIot 2Grcr Wtoen ser irt
@pgoen ct ~intereSinnt 5oreoraa on
Geo SoIitop. - Otter Soften bar be
/ iuien0e Srap neooper Nofferne ii
@ulIbago, og iioen piOere til Sun
ore.
MenS ies Dor / slnl, trof ieg fam
men meo @rosierer Gpien / Gram
men. San er Wtorbror til Nlrniinr
@reic o. bar beroppe poa Tooifebe
Isg. Get er en- gommcl bpg9elif
Wanb, iom Burger al line tore Wtio
Ter iii mango uclop0igc Giemeb
Saoleoes bar ban npIiq ifipnfct
al line gan1le Irbeioerc 1000 aronel
buer.
&crmeo fan ieg brin0c sc beoitt
@iIicncr ira S%aIlingcrne iii &c man
&c Sallinger ooer / Gmerifal
1909 Npril 1917.
Soban Iutbs 8.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03
en- bu$vennen' $yma$kin
bnroc finocs i etboert morif amerifamf
@ieit. 10 Iar5 @aranti. goit al aus.
"Fohen' ct gar ir 75c ueo Sipbet al Ell Dtufin

.Sctordhs Rorcr" br ira 5o til rocu tmt 0rebe fra G6ourentsr. Tom
Sn rpt en- "0u9ucucu" SuT0flu Nluo iortTueu De os ON hoor uorerst
cen atpc(cr o. buor tnt05 nan CT ucO Nu ale 9}1d0tr cl uuc flr ri bore
ooW ,@oincr Tom cr Ct SntS Gr glic at De er lgGud g@e, im Ia De IsbHs.
- moc oWG1 ruurc Srcmplcr pd Tamlcr. iuu ,r 90 III f. ia . "6uspeureu"
SMaNncr Yet nj mo uuDre Gro u. t "6usOcueu" er bRt ruetpuot c8
nNhant blmoi uc SouOsHUuo imu en- hur 6euiuoc fViuIdsie3 glaliu.
Sd NOR ~ e oeu bcorc GrtcfdluB uogen gluIu fan fd
&c INC "NuSucnueu"' 9after CT tnOt for oue fine arbeosfodreroe
0orpeoruacr. SC gr "Spublc Sud. Stth" i0uuotruuu), ct Citing, Im bill
nn0e SHet io Irr8c Sect rarer Sc hr "HntOuatr SeuFou" C5rdao'
regulator, ION r8ucrcr la io % in9eu Ro5ru9 5c5ar. 5uhfursen
uc at titles, men CIR automatic oct re Srt pnd De torrieu8e
&stnheHer SC bar automatic SpOptnoc, iIurGOeuOe Snthl, susaapr.
Stuhp o l. D.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1917-07-03

"Spor oepIige Canaan
al Sruater NOME oGre
SIAN Ell Bin alaie Der
Ell berligt Tione Bare
iom SSoaoa berrens Selt
o. aaIeD b9rer irem
BOG irpster israel
for bette oere biem.~ -
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
LYNCH LAW IN RUSSIA.
(By Associated Press

Petrograd, June 8.--The peasants
are invoking '1ynch lew" with good
effect for the suppression of thiev-
cry in towns and villages in the vi
cirity of Kharkev. Organized bands
which flourished under the protec-
ton of the old police system are shown
little mercy. The whipping post is
the accepted for mof punishment for
lesser offenses.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
RACES ON BOULEVARD.
Endurance Run Featured
West of New River Tomorrow.

J. J. O'Connor of the Indian mo-
torcycle forces is here arranging for
an endurance test of Indian motor
cycles on the highway west Of New
river tomorrow. The test is of great
interest because of the abnormal con-
ditions existing here in summer, and
1 wind conditions az the mountain
end of the boulevard.
Jim UrqUhart and Lieutenant Hoff-
man of the aviation corps, both Of
San Diego, will drive the motorcy-
cles. Each will have passenger II
the car attached. They will start az
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and
continue for "A hours.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08
REFUSE TO REGISTER.

Seattle, June 8.-Thirteen men,
natives of Finland employed in coal
mine near here, were today arrested
after refusing to register. Seven from
The same town registered yesterday
after a night in Jail
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08

Among the Los Angeles people who
registered at the Barbera Worth last
right were d. G. NJ. Illingworth, j.
J Douglass, J. NJ. York and wife, R.
B. Lawrence, S. W. Miller, Guy H.
Hayes, H. Weinstein, E. c. Gurney and
r. H. Magoon.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08

A group of students of the Univer-
sity of California, travelling about Cal
:::ornia in a truck carrying camping
equipment, and visiting the various
forming centers, spent the day yes
terday as guests of Walter Packard.
They were taken to the various CEN
ters, leaving last night for San Die
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08

w. H. Ferris was in town yester-
cay on business.
w. T. Bill returned last evening
to his home in Redlands.
Miss Emma Williams Of Holtvil.e
Il otored over to spend the day with
friends III Ri Centro.
J. G. Scott of CaleXico has decided
TO postpone the work on his building
Llock, just west of the Modern Gro
Gerry, until Septemte.
RMS. Annis Casanboo and her sis
.,r, Miss Josie Offill, have gone to
pend the summe., with their parents
r. Lawn, Tex. Mr. Offil is an eX-
tensive cotton grower in that coun-
try.
Mrs. Marie E. Cox received word
tbs morning that her brother, Rob
crt Andrews, who took the leading
rart in the play, The Eyes of the
World" has given up lis movie work
end joined the aviation corps to fly
high for his country.
Mrs. Maggie Engleman has received
word from her sister, Mrs. Jennie
brooks of Lexington, Ky, this morn
irg, stating that she is on her way
tc CaliforRia and that che may eX-
Pet her on any train. 1t has beea
twenty years since these two sisters
met.
Imperial Valley press., 1917-06-08

Max T. Huberman and wife, of Or
ange, are registered at the Barbara
Worth. Mr.. Huberman is among the
numerous Orange county owners Of
farm property here, and he says that
Imperial farms are a better invest
ment than Orange county farms.