Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-11-30

OSAOEo VuQSo sCu10 N. C0OloYs .EF s
Much attention will c6oncsntrate ups
on the cases against the, NHst Grand
Forks Brewing company St
charged YitlT ASptrdcy to violate the
sslnWko of NoftkssSDakbta,
and with the crime QfsasboQtleg-
cling. Last ySSeek ths8sbrsWihg sc0m-
pany war Ae6niffed by ASsjufy In the
United States district court on the
}chargea of %yiolating the federal. bone
dict VIII directly intueneS the pro-,
tsdufeSfn the. Other cases shas not yet
sbee1 tsestAblished stH sa
~ is said thst more than, forty cases
are pending In connection with that
against the brewery, and. 1T Is under
stood that serious efforts will be made,
TO have them, all dismissed. Cases are,
also penIdinng@in Minnesota sasaeinst the:
Acass OF Arson vt1if bs ltsarsd ~ the
district eourht involving sthe charge
that Archie gTrenble.a noWsins the Grand
Forks county jail. set Af1re to the.
Berthusen farm in BrennH township
some months ago. t{es a
E.:aJs Btooks who stole "a auto
mobile and fed to Omaha from whore
he was BROUGHT badk to this city by
SHERIFF A.. F. Turner will come be-
fore thescourtJ It, had been under-
stood that Brooks would plead guilty,
but, 1mdicati0ns are that he changed
his mind and Will plead not. gdilty@;
fact which will. necessitate a trial be-
fore the jury. Brooks, Who Is still I'm
the Grand.Ftorks county jail, is charg-
ed With grand larceny. y
II iss commonly ,belieyea that Cliff
f pa,a R 1a.3I;s me sa Eugene ZEN cesltsE and md
county court in this city. This ID 9
MISREPRESENTATION as the state OF North
Dakota has preferred no charge
against these young men,who were re-,
Gently acquitted Of conspiracy to vio-.
late the Mann white slavefact.
Their. caseashas nothing Nth the
North. Dakota authorities u do. but
will befheard. by a Polk county Minne-
Sseta court !. where 9 charge Of rape is
that the cases will be disposed OF. dur
Ing the January term Of the Polk
county district court.
The United States government. has
authorised the local draft board to
engage extra clerical: and photographic
help in connection with the second
draft. but County Audit6rs Hans An
derson said todaV..thaty whilea.it maybe
chief clerk and probably, lf the work
proves too strenuous. a st~enographer,
efforts would continue to be made to
keep the expenses to the government
at their. extreme smininhlm.
Mr.. Anderson said: ".Itsis possible
that We may need q chief clerk al
though nothing definite can be said
yet, and It. Is also lpossible that the
complicated. aand EXPENSIVE nature Of
the work will necessitate the engage
fnent Of a stenograpker. But we are
not going to burden the government
with more expenses than are absolute
E1y. neceasary;SA and al far as the mem-
! bers Of the board Las at .present con-
stitnted i~A.concerned, we. sar not
lcKarging the government anything for
extra services rendered in connection
With ~ Ngsststtationzand dfAtt work.
may be- enableds to do our duty as SOL
diefs. ahdssS1e are going to do. It with
Qut4stlinkfhEsof the sacrifices Of her-
soHalS interests or time" n
The government regulations, pre-
scribe thattextra help may be engaged
10y the boards where an emergency
exists, but thatSexpenditures thus in,
Cured should be .keptsat a. minimum,
SECTION srp7 Of the nek %selective rery.
fact that .'suncomperisated and vol.
unteer work should be encouraged
The rssGiations also rays
4 '.1The4sfeat task Of segregatDng and
classifying +regtstranta maybe made
very much easier forsSnemberslof 10
Ecal and district boards EifS clerical as.
sistance Is utilized TO the fullest tx.
tent In preparing and segregatine
missionaries for decentralization o.
the board. Much Of this preliminar,
fwork ean bea,done by volunteer. cleri.
/ cal assistance In the evening. and
every encourageimentz should be TX.