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The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22

The man who begins to plan for
this town will soon be calling it my
town"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22

The Boyer 40 acres near the Leigh
ton ranch on the Interurban. has
been sold this week to a newcomer.
for $4,000.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22
EDITORIAL MENTION.

II you can't swat the kaiser. yc1
can at least swat the fly
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22

Bridget" asked Caldwell lady
one day recently Of her help, do
you know anything of Mr.. o. IS
whereabouts" It's not sure | am.
mum, but I'm thinkin' they're in the
wash"
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22
GET your LAUNDRY READY.

The Troy Laundry, of Nampa. will
call each Monday morning for your
laundry. and return it Friday Rough
dry, 35c a dozen. l.. L.. Gray, Propr.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22
DIR. o. 4. MEREDITH

DIR. o. r. MEREDITH
of Namps. will be In Meridian, Mon
day, Wednesday and Friday after
Moons at the residence of Joel Brown.
osTEoPATHIC PHYSICIAN
Phone 7s3, Meridian.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22

Here's good advice and its free.
Buy your fruit jars now. The Rack
ct store. 81 No Sth ST.. Boise, OPP
pnsite postoffiee, Boise.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22

The Oregon Short Line in circular
letter says the coal situation is ser
ious and that it will stand the con-
sumer in hand to store some coal
during the early summer, and also
practice economy in it's use.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22
FOR SALE.

Thirty-five Shropshire Ewes with
lambs at side. Also 40 yeariing
ewes. All registered.
l.. s. DUNHAM, Meridian.
Phone: Residence 220;. Office 215.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22

This life is what we make it. so is
this town.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22
Official Time Card Of the
BOISE VALLEY TRACTION COMPANY
49,. Nh. 1nta

Caldwell Medan:6:so .:so
300 1870
Meridian and McDemot 500 $3.50 II
Nampa
1I:42 @:12 4:12 6:I2
742 s:12 t142
Meridian Caldwel
pm
McDemo stubt Leave onmer for McDermott 1902 92
a McDermott
TO am;
arriv at Onw at y am; am
Meridian
SUBJECT CHANGE WITHOUT NOTICE.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22
The Meridian Hotel

;. =. Caldwell, Proprietor
Good board and room, 81 per week.
Single meals, I5c.
Good service. Your Patronage is
Solicited.
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1917-06-22

2O3-204 McCarty Bldg, Phone 0i3.
BOISE. IDAHO.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
VAIL FINISHES SECOND
IN AUTO SWEEPSTAKES
RACE AT CINCINNATI

rs Athorlat.h l..Na.
Cinc.UuJ. n May 8lHlrl Vail
finished SECOND no the -JO-mir inter-
national uY... bile swccpStaky race
at the ShaFHn.lc track yesterday.
according .lr official announce
mvu, from .H Judges of the utrr here
today tn uhs,al statement places
Gastou Ch,.r.|t.. who was inuuur
ed ycst,rdt. having finished sec
end third "H" electric timing d'-
vices which H.rr not fully computed
un'u TODAY ALSO showed tbal Earl
Cooper bad unl-hed hfth instead of
seventh. Cos Hnuuunced yesterday Tho
standing of H. hrst fourteen cars AS
Announced H".tily today follows,
Louis Chrru,rt. first. Ira NuL ~"c-
oud. Ga-tHu Chevrolet, th.rd. T"ur
Milton. fourth. Earl Cooper htih,
Otto Houu.0g sixth. Eddie liearue.
scyonth. s. ~ Patterson. eighth Bar
u,y pldur'I ninth. Ralph Muiturd,
t,uth. omar Tuft eleventh. william
Taylor rV,rh Joe Thomas. thtr-
tconth, and % VI. Evan, fourteenth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
RRITISH CASUALTIES N
ARIiNS BNTrLE, I06,33i
London. May al British casuaities
.as pubI shed iu May show a total OF
q gUs officers ana lO6.33l men

TN, British offensive ON the Arr"~
front involving some OF the scVerost
fighting of the war naturally has re-
suited boz large Increase IN casualties
over the Inactive winter season. Cas-
upiUes for the last Few months have
mot been received but IN FEBRUARY the
total reported was only l2ij officers
and l..lN5 men.
Tho assertion of the British that
fhcir LOSSES are 90 per cent smaller
than Ia the battle Of the Somme, not
WIthstauding the fact that larger
forces are engaged. Ia not borne out
h, the May figures, although In the
absence ~ tho casualties report FOR
April. early in which month the OF
f,nsiy WAS launched, the showing II
not conclusive The casualties rec
orded IN the nrst ,hree months of the
Sonmc drive were 3o7.l6a officers ana
men. In August of last year. the sec
nud month Of the Somme baltl" me
casualties were i27.9A5. as compared
..,ith iI2.233 for MAY the second
month nf the Arras battlc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
BNIIITI' SAYS "MAYBE"
HE WROTE ~ THE NAME

san Francisco, May 3l.--Gactano
Malpiedc. superior court bailiff admit
ted In court today that maybe he
wrote in the name Of % talesman on a
vcuire list in the murder trtal of Mrs.
Eena Mooney, now in progress here.
The state has demanded that ON this
account an jurors be dismissed
Malpicdc's admission came after Il
crilliEp hy Assistant District Attorney
Louis Ferrari ana after Frank Butler.
clerk ~ court. had been cXoucra,ed.
Nnlricdc said Daniel Kelly the
Juror wrongly sumoueG had asked that
he be called fnr jury service II Mall
picdc could arrange it
Harry Mulcrcvy. county clerk said
Malpiede's statement completely clear
ed Butler. whom he had suspended
earlier IN the day
Mrs Moneys trial grew from =
bomb explosion here last July which
KILLED ten persons
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
SITI tTION ~ SPAIN IL
RII DINING VERY GRAVE

Madrid. eva Paris. May III, 4''u
a. mD-According TO the newspapers
the constitutional guarantees VIII De
suspended again Two or three days.
Former Premier Count Roman
ones has declared 20 an intimate
friend that he regretted he was not
invited a. the mass meeting held by
pro-ally sympathizers last sunday.
Count Romanones said.
The meeting was of enormous I'M
portancc. n viii perhaps exercise 80
greater influence on fore.sn thhn
home policies
Asked what he thought of the SIT
uatiou iu Spain, the former premier
declared that it became more grave
and more confused every day ana
every hour of the DAY
Minister of the Interior hurlcs has
prohibited an public manifestations
relative 20 international questions a.
dangerous 90 the interests OF the
country. ln view of the important dip
Iomntic negotiations now going on
several such dem euous,rations had
boon planned iu Madrid ANA other
cities.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
ONO PRINT SiIOp RNiDED
AND LITER ATI'ItE SEIZED

CUIUWUUH. q MAY 3l.--An unU-
consumption plot. with national head
quarters in this city. to induce young
men of military age 80 refrain from
registering next Tuesday, has been
uncovered hy state and government
secret serNic" agents. according q"
announcement to-day los Governor
COS \ printing shop has been raid
ed ana iitordturo seized.
Ammon Hcnnnoy eradicate ui
ohio State University. ana Albert Vat
uisper. % car builder. have been ur-
rested Tor Distributing auu-cnnscrp
ton lltorature
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
Senate Finance Committee Esti-
mates That a Total of sso,000,.
600 in Revenue Can be Gotten
from These Sources.
TO EXEMPT MUNITIONS,
is PRESENT PROGRAM
Proposed Postal Increase on Sec
ond-class Publications Not Dis
cussed Many Other Important
Changes Are Being Considered.

by Associated Press
washington Aay 3l.-Thc senate
iinance committee today decided TO
provide in the war tax bill TO raise
Sso.Ooo.eo0 by conscription taxes of
two cents pound on coffee. ave cents
on tea. one-half cent on sugar and
three cents on cocoa.
Another important change agreed
upon was the elimination OF tha
present tax OF eh per cent on war
munitions, now raising feS.000.000.
substitutes for tea anc coffee also
will be taxed. From the new taxes
the committee estimates the follow
ing revenue viii be raised;
sugar f50.ooo.Ooo; coffee. $4,000
oOo' tea. s3,oOo.ooo. and cocoa. ST.
100000. Coffee and tea take rwiii be
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
OVERSUBSCR|PTION
OF LIBERTY LOAN OF
VITAL IMPORTANCE
Secretary Nc" doc Emphasizes the
Necessity for People of United
States Opening Up Their Purses
to Buy Bonds.
By Associated rrsss.
wa nsltuultu Ma,

By Associated rrsss.
Washington. May 3i.--"W While there
is every indication that the loan "
progressing satisfactorily. assurance
must ho made doubly sure, seeretars
McAdoo said todny. In announcing hn
eastern and southern speaking tour
which viii begin ~ New York June 4
1T is of vital Importance that the
liberty loan he subscribed as evi-
dence that the people of the United
Staass are deeply imbued with the
purposes Of the war and determined
to prosecute q vigorously he said.
I'VE want tn force an early peace and
e-cstablish Justice and liberty
Negotiations with the allied gov-
ornmcnts for looking after their finan-
cial needs are progressing satisiac-
torlly and i provision l. made b. con
gress for raising sufficient money by
taxation and the pcuple invest To the
required cNl-n' hl liberty bonds, ! be-
licyc that the foundations for carry
ing on IA immense financial operations
of tho American government durins
the war will bc established ON a solid
basis
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
OUTLOOK FOR WHEAT
/. CROP IN NEBRASKA IS
VERY D|SCOURAC|NG
Surviving Acreage Is Only 10 Per
Cent of That Sown; Estimated
Yield Will Not be Over 6,000,-
600 Bushels.

Lincoln Nob.. MAY 31--Goo Coup-
land. f. conservation member of he
Nebraska state council of defense. to-
day issued ana announcement that a
-ury,, Of the winter wheat situation
in Nebraska had disclosed the surNtN-
Ius winter wheat acreage is only ten
per cent Of the crop sovu. The c~,i.
mated Nield is between 5.uuU. 600 Hn1
q unu 600 bushels uratust yield lust
year OF nearly 6g,O0O.U0o bushels
comfy defense councils have been
directed tn prevent shipment or winter
uhcut from any county. without FIRST
providing for the necessary .cot pee
uuircmeuts for ncXt fnll 90 is pu-
uuuuccd ~ probable that th, cutlr"
winter wheat crop in tho -'Ii, VIII bo
cummaudccIod Tor seed
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
Teutons Attempt to Push Back
the Enemy from the Vantage
Ground Recently Gained and
Meet With Only Slight Success.
POLITICAL SITUATION
IN SPAIN is WATCHED
Conditions in the Country Are
Becoming Graver Every Hour I;
British Losses of Men in Arras
Battle Now Total 1928.


ny Associated Press
Desperate attempts by the Germans
tn push back the French from the
vantage ground won in the recent at
tacks by General reiain'H forces IN the
Champagne region have been renewed
As whole the French line re-
manned intact under the successive
severe blows dealt II early today In Il
sustained effort of an extremely Vio-
lent and sHnguinary character, gas
shells being literally employed. The
front was dentcd at only one point
and this but slightly. the crown
princes troops gaining footing In
some advanced trenches northeast Of
Mont Haut
At the Teton. the Casque. at posi-
tions northwest of Auberivc and ~
Mont Blond on the front against which
the attacks were launched, the net
German gain was nil the valuable
ground which the French need for the
pushing Of a further offensive, partlc.
tilarly for observation purposes being
retained intact.
Along the British line IN France the
, compare i've quiet continues. broken
only by trench raids Increased artil-
lery activity from tho Arras battle
front however Is reported today, ia,
I big guns on both sides having started
up again IN somewhat lively fashion
near Bullccourt and further norh
along the Scarpc cast Of Arras.
British losses OF men in the Arrns
battle are reflected In the figures oi
casualties published during MAY
which total i12.233. including $500
officers
The political situation in spain Is
being closely watched, particularly IN
view OF tuday's newspaper announce
Iment in Madrid that the constitutional
guarantees would shortly again be sus-
pended Former Premier Romanone'
is quoted as declaring that conditions
in the country. which Is known to 10
suffering kcouly in general economic
( way from the war. as vel as directlS
| from submarine sinkings. were oecom-
j INK graver every hour. tie considered
I the recent great meeting ot pr"-a H>
sympathizers as Of enormous import
'auce and as perhaps likely 90 exercise
greater influence on foreign than or
home policies
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
SEARCH BEING MADE
FOR AUTOBIOGRAPHY
OF PoRFIRIo DIAZ

Mexico CuN May 81 Earnest
search is being made for the 'putohl
ucrahphy of purfirio 3iaz' news ~
which has just COME tu light here. ~
les alleged tina. pinz In 1892 Completed
~ book covering hi- lie experiences
and Administrations up 10 that time
This book. % Is said he wished made
pubic only after his death. only ln0
copies wore struck rfr The original
m1uurcript wa. destroyed hN bHY 10 ~
said md tho 400 copies placed ln 70
chest UH uut away one ~ these
copies according to Dlaz directions
Wa to go 60 ca state governor "u
Dn9- Death huf nu2 died in nNi'o .n
Spain aud the interesting and y1lua o"
historical document hus not been dis
covered.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
EXTRA SESSION OF
/. LEGISLATURE IN
COLORADO LIKELY
Gov. Gunter Appoints Committee
to Investigate the Financial Sit
uation in the State; War Causes
Drain on Treasury.
By Associaied Pros,.

By Associated Press
Denver, May 3i.-Governor julius 9.
Gurter today appointed special iegis-
latiVe committee To investigate IN"
financial situation in the state with a
view to raising money for the state p
business and to advise him whether
In their opinion, an extra session
should convene, II Il Is desired To sum
mon the states lawmakers.
The members OF tine cuninittee are.
Henry Il. May Charles W. Waterman,
William n. Malone. Benjamin {. drii-
fifth. uarold Koun;z and william u
Eweot, all of Denver. and Arnold j.
Lien. professor OF economies anu
sociology at the University OF Colorado
Gov. Gunter first indicated h'S
probable intention OF calling an extra
session OF the legislature yesterday ln
an address before the women's ad-
yisory council in which he said a
special session probably would ne
called within "A short time.
The governor said that between
s5O0.0OU and Sl,500.000 would 10
needed to care for the equipment ana
support Of the national guard
The governor also indicated his pur-
pose 10 appoint soon a food adminis-
tration board which would co-"p'iate
with Herbert G. Hoover and the iedef-
a. food commission IN the interest "'
increasing the food supply lie read
q letter from Mr.. Hoover Ia whicu
Colorado was assured a place on tht
federal food commission and the suF
ernor is asked To- submit a list of i've
names from which the appointment
| VIII be made.
Tho state food board, the governor
said, would act with the federal board
| but the national body would interfer'
as litile a. possible with the activities
lof any OF the state bodies. NJ. Hoover
| Intention being to dccentralize th'
work Of the national food commission
las far as possible,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
REGENT FOR POLAND Is
NOT TO BE APPOINTED
AT PRESENT, DECISION
By Associated Press

Copenhagen. tVia London, MaN ~.
3.33 y. m).-The Isokal Anzeiger is
quoted In Berlin dispatch AS statins
that the Austrian and German govern
ments have decided against the ap-
pointmsnt OF a regent for Poland az
the present time. II Is proposed, how
ever. To increase the powers OF the
provisional council OF state. the news
paper says. following the declaration
hy the council that an immediate IN
s,itution of the regency was impera-
tive.
The Lokal Anzeiger's statement
would tend to confirm yesterdays re-
port that the council OF state had re-
signed.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31

tackled the French lines In the Cham-
pngne with extreme violence nj several
points last night. The attacking forces
were checked at some places by tho
French fire and az others az the point
of the bayonct. the Germans retiring
each time after heavy losses, the war
office announced today.
The fighting was desperate IN ths
region OF the Teton. the casque. and
Mont Haut the attack being launched
In four successive waves after heavy
tombardment from large caliber guns
and suffocnting gas shclls
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
N
DRAWING OF MOONEY
JURY ARE DISCOVERED
Clerk of the Court Is Suspended
from Office; One Of the Jurors
Was Not on List of Names
Drawn from Great Register.


~ Associated rrcss.
san Francisco. May 2i-Franl,
Butler. clerk uf court in the murder
trial of Mrs Eona Aa0ney was sua-
pended from office today following
discovery that one OF the iurors In tho
case was not on the list of names
drawn from the great register ~ vot-
ers Tor jury service.
Harry Mulcrc,y, county clerk, WIN
suspended Butler said he would pre-
Ter charges agains him before the civil
servioc commission. Mulcrevy display
ed tho venire list. ~ which the name
of Daniel Kelly. the unqualified Juror.
appeared Go have been written In over
another name.
Because of the disqualification oi
Eouy the state demanded the dis
charge of an jurors la the case
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
Victor Emmanuel Sends Greetings
TO the American People; Pre-
diets n Greater Bond of Sym
pathy and Solidarity.
GERMAN VICTORY MEANS
A RETURN TO SLAVERY
No Justification for Present War
in Europe II Has Been Brought
About by a Small Military Oh.
igarchy, He Says.
By Associated Press
A-.-L--u.L-u 4

by Associated Press
Washington, May 81 Prince
Idlnc. head Of the italian mission. de-
lVored in the senate chamber today
a message from King victor Emmdn-
uci I" tho American people
The union Of effort ana purpose Of
Italy ana the United States was en-
phas.1ed by tho prince. who spoke in
part as follows.
In TINS hour of danger. in which
military absolutsm is threatening
every one. there are nations that
have forgotten old and new competi-
tons had have united lu defeat th,s
menace To- the common safety. We
are u a more fortunate position. 30
tween the United States Of America
and italy there has never been any
cause %. conflict. This new and
closer union means FOR us greater
bond OF sympathy ana solidarity add
cd "a those which already linked US.
''rhis long friendship without strife,
this union without mistrust. .his
cloudlysz future are enhanced by the
ac. that both our peoples are AZ war
tu defend ,hc same ideals OF human
ity ana Justice
"N,,rlv three Years bu,c elnrsod
since Europ.. v.ithout amy ustif,ing
motive. pcrhapa without any native
at ail beyond the wi'i uf 90 small mill
arv oliparch,. w,s driven INTO tho
greatest conflict which human history
records Little nations. which wcra
entirely ruiiu,.s apd which Within
their small territory contained mas
trrpipcr- of art and treasures of in.
dustry. bnyc b..u h1rbnrnusly sacrI.
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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
ITALIANS MAKE GAINS IN
AItsANfA. ROME ANNOUNCES

Rome. May 81, tvia London. 4;if
p. mD.--Italian troops In Albania
have occupied the villages OF Cerevoda.
Velisest. Osoja and GAIA. the war Of
flee announced today
The towns occupied by the italians
are IN tho central part Of southern Al
bania This extension of the Mace
DOMAIN front westward 20 Avlona oi
the Adriatic. has been long held 10y
Italian forces Their advance " re-
claiming more of Albania from Aus
trin from Austrian influence
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
JAPS WOULD ENLIST
IN AMERICAN NAVY
IF GIVEN A CHANCE
DR.. Iyenaga Declares Many of the
Little Brown Men Would Like
to Fight Under Old Glory, but
Are Denied Citizenship.

by AHtuctaitd lltHs
New York. Muy st Asserting that
although discrimination against Jap
aucse with reference to citizenship and
land ownership b. both unjust and
unwise." Dr Toyokichi lycnagn, ad-
dressing IA, national conference on
foreign relations OF the United states
at Long Beach. y. v. today declared
the Immigration question with Japan
o. closed
The speaker former Japanese gov
.crumcui official. said
1T is ms firm belief lhnt ono" q
.Japauosc is admitted to American ci'-
izenship hc will ue loyal Go his adopted
country. There are hundreds "i
Japanese in tnc United 'tatos who
would like to enlist IN the America
Iarmy but they .Innot because th"'
are denied .IzDnship.'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31

Copcnhaven. (Nla London, May 81.
7,ft a. n. A national convention OF
Austrian Poles. which was held In
Craeou during the Whilsuntide holi-
days. Unanimously endorsed reaolu-
ton of the parliamentary Polish cluh
calling for re-estahlishment of frce
and independeni Poland. with access
TO the sea.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
II DENIED
~ CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE

Kansas city No. May 3l-Judgr
Winfield Bird iu the circuit court
hero this afternoon denied am in
Junction co prevent state officials
from enforcing draft registration
next Tuesday The injunction was
sought on the ground that the drafi
act WAS unconstitutional
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
RUSSIANS HAVE BEATEN
OF HOSTILE ATTACKS

Petrograd, tVia London, May 81.
4:s0 p. M British Admiralty per
wireless Press Troops OF the Rus-
sian Caucasus army have succeeded
In beating on hostile attacks at sew
cral points In Armenia and on the
Mcsopotamian front. the war ofilco
announced today
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
ONO MAN GITS ss5 FINE
AND 30 DAYS IN PRISON

cleveland. o.. May 3l-.Charged
with disordcrly conduct in making a,
speech against conscription Andrew
Andersen wns fined S25 and costs and
sentenced 60 thirty days' imprison-
meut
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31

NcW Nurk May 30 To consider
tho ,stubUehmcnt of an independent
Jewish republic in Palestine 20 cone
youliou of Jews Il" meet ~ baltimore
on Jino "a v8s called today, accord
ing 10 p statement ISSUED from the
headuartcrs nf the Zionist organs of
America here.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
OF INDUSTRIAL
WORKERS NIPs PLOT TO
TIE UP LAKES COMMERCE

Detroit Mich, May al Federal
officials announced today that an AZ
legged plot 10 tie up Great Lakes com
merce through strikes probably was
broken up hy the raid last night ON the
local headquarters OF the lndustrfl
Workers ofthe World. Two Ifficers ot
the organization we've arrested ana
literature was couflscated.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
ADvoC ATES
ARRESTED NT TppI,k \

Topokn1 kans May 3l -Dr IVA
Harding. former candidate for con-
Rrc~s. aud Ike Giiberg both Of Topeka
were arrested here this afternoon h.,
federal officers tor alleged connection
with anti-draft meetings Both were
present 40 the nn,i-couHcripiion meet
ing here last SUNDAY
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-05-31
WAY FOR PROMOTIONS
is CLEARED BY THE
RETIREMENT OF RAY

Washington. May Army orders
''d1v show Major BeeCher q Raw.
uuWicrmIstor corps. has been retired
for disability win the rank of louteu-
ant colonel las retirement clears the
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period a. result uf "a ,ontruyvrsN
which attained the proportions OF "a
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was the central figure