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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-10
LA GUERRA QUESTION DE
FAMILIA

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-10

LIE CONVENE ENTERARSE DE
NUESTRA OFERTA ESPECIAL EN-
QUINTA PLANA DEL MERCEDES
PROXIMO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-10

BUSOUE listed ANUNCIO EN- LA
OUINTA PLANA DEL MERCEDES
PROXIMO Y LEA LA OFERTA ES-
PECIAL.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-10
MUERTE DE R~ASPOUTINE

PAEIS. Enero S.-Despachos de
Pertogrado 4 Ia agencia Reuter- arun
elan IA muegte de Gregorio RaSpouti-
ne. eli monte russo de quien Sc decia
tenia una gran Influenza sobre ell
~cmperador Nicolas. De acuerdo con
81 @-orresponSal dc Ia agcncia Reuter-
81 cuerpo De Raspoutinc fut cncon-
-rado en- n oriIla de uno de los bra
EOS del Ncva. Otros corresponSales
dicen cue Rauspotina fue aSesinado
eli eircunSIanciaS dramaticaS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-10
UN BARCO NEUTRAL Y DOS CHA
LuPAS ALIADAS ECHADAS
4 PIOUE

LONDRLS. Ercr0 9.-Un lntOTme
Dor Ia ~Wagner'S Drug Co, .i07 Z.
Houston s., por f. J. H. Meier.
H~u--is.. 1922 West COmerce s.. ba-
- Ii direction personal de IN re-
.";.1,@nt. r.p --ial de- Tanlac.
CAdv.)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-01-10
John NJ Cya6tree au-
MEMO i iibras con c!
t6nico TanIac

Haze i u.r~"S e. d"io Il" iomar y
nc ina J,emiuuido de peso.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
MISS IIMI~ INTERTNINS
WITH INFORM FATTY

TH, Ir.N home 1905 buchanan
.,. Nas iu, scene of much mrr-
.muI Monday evening when Miss
Gertrude Levi. invited q number ot
uUI, 0H 600 informal hour
Choice summer flowers we're Tea
.r'I BOO fhn decorations and dancing
1uI miscellaneous gaines furnished
.u ....I. diversion Later refresh
".u'. .rr. SERVED Zoo Misses Mildred
hHu.H halloween Reeves. Beth
NpHNbm Isabelle Beard. Hcmi,o
I... uE,. 1.I'rnt Nrla HARLEM
H| N1'Ul.. llrIru Montgomery.
stHUiu. Livingston Ruby Cook
.. Cook l.ne Gordon auI Frna
r.H.n u Hamilton Amfu, fond
u.. HuH ...I smith Prank Dewitt
a.... A.ufUm Milton Richard
I.m .H'E howard Lunch.
John Ht.. INIr HOLMAN Wesley
'.Hr0 Mpa SMITH. Herbert
Gordon .. Hamilton. Thpruu
UHr.h. Carroll Uauku Carter
.... I.I |tr. Hobart Walcott
.I'.r Er.H ruH L,Ha uuI.uu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
lREMElL PARTY
tOR ~OLpIEg HOl

Trio Division Number 300 O. "a.
FOO the % oi l.. r., gave surprise
arcwcIl party for James Harmon OF
liF home. co. LIc.ln street. Friday
"tu'ra h- iriogu. gathering to I'D
hW udi'u md GOOD luck IN - army
career ~, 'it the latter part of the
wrct lu 0 spoons, 90 message telling
hOH o. r'p," o. headquarters IN ST.
Louis
The evening vas spent with music
and sinriug aud the honorcc was pre-
nnfri with beautiful travelling
h1g lrn cro1uI 'nd cakes we're SER,
80 ana those present included Misses
Ethel StoncrelG Fern Harmon ~
e.o HI'fn1 Emma anderson A,hortis
lali'.fro. Ru'' Stononrld. Jewel
Hakrr Dlaric Harmon. Dorothy Bak-
or Mossrs James Taliafcrro. Ernest
lHphcr George Baker. Stockett.
Richardson Hrauohic. Dave Baker.
John UlsbD Walter Anderson TED.
dlr anderson Nuntoy Nulcs aud
tIUk
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
NNlRII.IONN ATTENDS
PIAINNIIM AFFAIR

a matinee party of the Mae ! was
rFcu Friday afternoon hy Mes
Iamos % and s Slatou honor.
iug Miss Sarah Dunn of Paris Who
q. e. guest Cd. her aunt Mrs j 4 Sla
tom
Nffer seeing the pictures the
guests who we're accompanied by
Mines J = Crawford and %.
S.Hi0u Nout 90 the home of the lat
far whore the, we're welcomed by
Mrs D. ~ Carter aud Mr.. j. \.
-Iliur
Covers we're placed at table pref.
tily deckcd with uasturtiums and
Icos and salads we're served to the
guest pf honor and Misses nodsou.
Jennie Humphreys Kathleen Joiner.
EIIela pcrdue. Louise Miller. Arlie
hiles Wilhelmina Harrington. Flea
nor Fa.rris Margaret Powell of
AMARILLO and Winnie SAdmorc Of
Paris PlainticV News.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

I.. H.rHm fpr H, U s. % T.
.. I.' UH.fI. hur.h fH. s,e.
.r. '..H
-a.." uuar, Hy-Pro.
H'r.. ." u"ut. o., The lead
NrH HI.n
r."W. reading l.a 90 1-fs Is
l.r.D Hudson
IH.. lIE.r..u.u. u Hc8fhru
.. 500. Hrnrr NI.bs
Ia.I Advancement tu schools
.r. horticultural Science AMONG
Heather. N |n Vaughn
t"hus 500. IIIu Llaur um-
rar
I... Th. Social Iur.iormauou"
Me- Richardson
Plano solo Hutb EHIan
Falk UfU.r Missionary U,.pro-
lu.. &c., Hopkins
Some f..f. .r What tfr Mission
hl dom. ur fHe Hssfnen -
His DwHIa UaHaIa
Dol addition f. ffr sh1vc rrnerar
'1rf. HI. .. short HI.. ODD fHs f8I
lowing subject. Hfste ] Dome ut
Ecsf o. D. Member f8r
the 'aH -E Month. E W Nur-
phv
fhr Duty of fls President
h MgrphE
Ti' Nuff uf OBJ. yI.e.pre.Idert.
Nu Murphy
fho nuts 90. ths Group Leaders"
Nr FIH
NHaf 5000 1000 tn af PaIsrI8usr
hia Pearl Kaukiu
WIZ hoa should Co to palarl-
nus Miss LeIa Vaughn
What fhe n. y o. r b. p,,,r..
The Res Wallace Hassetf.
later a heeInoss session yin h.
Dbl order during Witch time reports
from the nominating committee LA
chairman Of an rnmnIffrsr willy,..
reed and miscellaneous businsss
posed of -.-.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

dada. were in Amarillo yesterday
Nh and Mrs T. u Henderson OF
Memphis. Texas. were In Amarillo
during the Ozark Trail Convention
Sidney Fusby OF Clarendon. Is
here the guest Of his sister MIS-
Win Curtis.
Among those from Tulia. who
were here last week 20 attend the
ozark Trail Convention, included
Messrs Jim Watts. j. Mcdonald.
Hughes. Mr. and Mrs Jack Wright,
Mr. and Mrs Roy Ross and Mr.. and
Mrs Walter Tucker.
Miss Lila Mcclellan. who has
charge OF the Panhandle National
Honor Guard. returned 10 her home
IN Clarendon last evening after
brief visit here with Miss Ruth
Sears
Miss Ruth Sears has as her guest.
Miss Rose Muir of Clarendon
SIR and Mrs \ s. Henson OF
chic asha. were IN Amarillo the lat
frr part OF the week the guest OF
relatives.
Mrs. o. % Martin is reported quite
IN
r. T. Martin OF Memphis. was
here during the Ozark Trail Conyen-
ton the guest of his brother. II b.
Martin and family.
Miss Rabie Britain of Amarillo and
Miss Thelma Carhart OF Panhandle
are IN Dalhart attending house
party
Mr. ana Mrs Byron Baldwin Of
Memphis we're guests OF Mr.. aud
Mrs A 70 Willhorn during the
Ozark Trail Convention.
Mrs q G. Oldham has returned
10 hcr home in Canyon. after a pleas
apt visit here with her daughter.
Mrs O.. r Jcfferies
NJ Roberts End little daughter
are in pla.nyicw the guests OF the
formers sister Mrs n G Randolph.
Mr. aud Mrs J. ". Green OF Mem
phis. are visiting here
Mr. and Mrs G.. G Hayes have re-
turned from Hereford. where they
made q brief visit with The formers
parents Mr. and Mrs NJ J Hayes
Mrs Ralph Barnett and children.
Master Paul Wright and virginia, are
here from Hereford 20 make two
weeks visit with friends.
Nr and Mrs y y. Henderson of
ChiIdress spent the Weekend In this
city
y y Haynes Of Iianslord. was
among ont of town business visitors
n Amamrllo the latter part Of last
week.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
All SUNDAY SCHOOL NI-NEtI;S
RIGID To- ~ PRESENT.

superintendent Davis of tho First
Christian Church eishes every mem.
Der and friend % the church Dol flr
Sunday school sunday morning Dr.
V :. Hutton 81 o. Worth General
superintendent Tor the Southwest
will be- present He will be- asked
20 take charge Of the school and
conduct u after model school in
order 10 get tho best results DO o.
necessary Tor an % Boz IN attendance
on time Nothing viii appeal to the
parents and children more than to be-
part Of q biz school carried on Wiih
system that moves like clock work
and yet without The los ~ spirit and
life. Mr. Davis o. anxious thar an
Sunday School teachers and WORKERS
attend tho first meeting 81 the con
gress AZ the church Monday night
THIS vii b. rare ueek for tho sun
day school forces Of Amarillo DO 40
viii take hold -Four expert iusfrnr-
tors for four DAYS and uiEhf open fo
all VIII eFcry suBerlnfrulrnt take
u % 18th his WORKERS
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

NAVY LENGIE HHNNCu
II DDING ItOD WORN

Tho Amarillo branch nr DO, Nl.v
League b. fast aHsumIur permanent
form with substantial paid Boo m.r
bership which BE- increasing RAPIDLY
Many local Organization are paru
cipatinF in Tho work OF Mtfnr
needed garments for HIIurmu |..
members of The % a 70. o. 3d.
and tho q y. g.. have plr.HH..|
yarn aud are ready 90 begin mUn.
The women of pampa Tou ..
der tho leadership OF Hr.
Wynne have taken au rniHu.. Ir
tercst IN tho Wurt and unR have Z
oral sets 81 the garments roads n.
shipment 90 Washington rlmpa
women are working Through fH.
Amarillo branch organization
a consignment ~ tho warm Ub. lr.
rived and can o. procured ai IU.
Harrison 81 Any ono Interested boz
this great work Will Do, Given nU iu.
structions a. to the making of fl.
garments. yarn 90 usr. needle ...
and also instruction Boo knitting POI.
applying a. iof. Harrison street
between the hou-s oI 3 and D. m.
Phone SOC aud lu9r
Al members uf tIr Saws Lr.f.
are urgently requested 20 m.af eIf.
Dr. claude W0lrott 100 DOES office. u
the Fuqua buiIdiue at m WHr
day. July 2nd for fH, purpose col.
clecting Officers and perfcrurr psr.
unncut organization connected
roctly with hcadgmtfer. af fU' .I..
League in Washington ID
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
MRS. EAkLE To ENTERTAIN
MONDAY AID SOCIETY

Tho Monday Ala Society OF the
First Baptist Church will meet Mon
day afternoon al 80 o clock with
Mrs C. " Eakle 300 East Eighth
street The following program has
been arranged.
Leader Devotional Mrs v. ".
McElrOy
Roll Call Names of Miraclcs
Scripture
Prayer.
Lesson Life Of Jesus Chap
tiers PIGS
Leader Mrs Earl Fuqua.
business.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
Personals.

Mr. ANA Mrs. %. % Guthrie OF
Memphis we're in Amarillo yester-
day visiting friends
VI VI Keith OF Corpus Christi, WAS
among out OF town visitors In ANA
rillo YESTERDAY
X iioadmior Of Hedley. trans
acted business In Amarillo yester-
day.
Mrs wade " Bynum OF Chick
asha ig here the guest OF her sister
in-laN. Mrs James Lowry smith
Mr. and Mrs. George Woods OF
Piainview. were here during the
Ozark Trail meeting. the guests of
NJ and Airs Eli \mmonf POS West
Seventh street
MIR and Mrs. Tom Carbon and
family OF Hamilton, are here the
guests OF Mr. and Mrs 4 j Smith
OF San Jacinto Heights.
Miss Reba HARLEM ois Dalhari. is
here the guest OF her brother. Ches-
ter HARLEM
Joe Leyey Of Non York City has
accepted a position With the Regent
Shoe store
Mr. and Mrs n. G. Green and
daughter Maxine OF Vega. are
guests OF Mr. and Mrs. r. .. Cook.
Mr. aud Mrs. a. J. Paine OF Sla
ton. are visiting Mr. and Mrs +. c..
Hickey OF san Jacinto Heights.
Chester HARLEM and John Bills
have accepted positions with the
Elevator Company Of Fort Worth
and are now stationed in Groom.
Miss Gertrude Nolan and RATHER
inc Willingham will return TO Can
Won Monday 10 resume their studies
"a the normal after spending few
days here with friends during the
Ozark Trail Convention
Mr.. and Mrs. G. G.. nm Of Floy-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
congress of Mothers.

pIgs B.. a Waters OF Fort Worth
tIce president a. large Of the Texas
Congress of Mothers and Parents
Teacher associations, has been elected
t1 serve the uneKp.rcd term Of Mrs.
o. IS N.Aliistcr Of san Antonio. Vho
has resigned the office on account Of
900 health Mrs McAllIster's term will
expire Boo November 1918. She Was
scryiu. her second term OF tho moth
ors OF the state.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
COMPLEMENTARY sENEN
O'CIOCk DINNER

lu compliment 20 Misses Lois
Quiele Of Memphis aud Miss Tnel-
ma Carhart OF Panhandle. who were
her quests during the OZARK Trails
Convention Mis- Babie Britain, en-
teriained sith "a O'Clock dinner
Thursday evening az her home on
south Monroe street
Sweet peas and other summer
flowers added 10 the beauty OF the
dining room where covers were ar
ranged for an enjoyable four course
luncheon
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

n1nnrins John Elklns. Who left
'asi night Tor the Modern Woodman
saniinrium Tor medical attention. the
terIhors Of the local Modern Wood
man Examination gave hiri a sur
wise party Friday evening 81 his
home 500 Harrison street
The evening" as spent informally
nd later refreshments OF ice cream
anl cake acre served
Among those present Included Mr.
and Ms y Thompson. Mr.. and
An J \ Gaut Mr. and Mrs. a. NJ.
Iimmons NJ and Mrs. Harry Mar
On. Mr. and Mrs Perry. Mr. anc
Arr n y Martin. Mr. and Mrs. D.
i. toffee Mr. sidney Jones aud
hessrs u .. MARTA and HUT.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

tu account o. Nelnesda-
Fourft ~ tHiy TIE next 20
Del coy fhs Belle Hcuuefs uf
bro f'nik Sfrrrf Nrihodisf .lf
be- heif Wednss.isy neef 49,
iors of fhs church The proEdfI. %
D. rendered follows
Topic The KINGDOM of Cud b.
Latin Amerifa
Leader Mrs Pred Roane
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
Mss kINDALL RECEIVES
y. :. DEGnII

Miss Rachel Kendall has returned
from Granville ohio. where she CON
rIeied tho requirement sof the Dent
nn University receiving Il. :. de-.
gree lier mother. Mrs Frederick
Kendall attended her graduation
exercises IN route home they made
extensive stops in Chicago. ST. Louis
and other points % interest
Miss Kendall vfil teach in the
Mathematics department oI High
huni next term.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
MRS. nov 10 ENTERTAI
NEEDLE CLUB.

The Needle Club will meet In
business session Tuesday afternoon
u' O'Clock with Mrs IS. a. Hollis
as hostess at her home. 500 Harrison
street \ll members are requested
90 boz present.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
Mrs. HOI'kfNS To ENTEETAIN
I. %. e. CHAPTER.

The q d q Chapter all b. en-
tertained Friday afternoon BY Mrs..
" p. Hop i1s a. her home 1910
Harrison street The pfoFram fol.
iovs
Roll Cail-curreni EFenfa.
PAper-Nrs Haflfff
Piano solo-Miss Mabel Holland
Paper Mr. Miller Beard
Piano Solo Mis- Villa Beard.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

The meeting OF the ". VI. S. Of
'hc First Baptist Church will not bo
held Wednesday afternoon but will
boz postponed until Wednesday July
18th
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
10 MEET
MONDAY AFTERNOON

Tho regular monthly meeting Of
'bo cry Federation will be held on
Monday afternoon al O'Clock IN tho
laI.r. Rest Room 4 fun attend
.urr Dr. requested
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

So andrews Guild off 10. rpi u.
pal Church viii meet Monday after.
noon with Mrs ]. = Gillespie as hos
toss a. her home. 7O9 Pierce street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
Mrs. MILLER 10 ENTERTAIN
~ COT STI,A CLUB.

Nr Earnest @ Miller win be hos
Tess 90 the members OF the la Cous
tra club Tuesday afternoon at her
home 1906 Jackson street.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

Tho meeting ~ the O. IS H 30. of
the First Christian Church Haa been
postponed until Nodu0 Has week
july llth
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01

ON the beautiful lawn urrouudiur
Tho loo Bivius home 1000 polk
street. tho Red Cros chapter Of
Amarillo will give lawn frfr Tres.
day evening Eouey derived rom
This affair viii 600 to purchase sup
plief for the Red Cross
Irn cream and BE. and soft
drinks Will boz served and music viII
Doc furnished Pos tho Amarillo Band
according 90 those Boo charge H. tho
event those who come .u ar. viII NOT
have 90 got ont I order .1 Doe served
Amarillo has tfru 500 EeurrDu. in
Rcd Cross donation. that Ii n unUcr.
lf' 200 urge ice ATTENDANCE. of 'bo
public and 10 is r.'dout iHal 70 large
crowd Rill Doe uroruf 'u urfJse OF
Tho hospitality %. fUo local Rcd
Cross organization and further do
.ho.I h0t by donating 'I IUr Rcd
Cross fund
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-01
ENJOY iBLE PARTY N
COON HOME

Among The most delightful parties
~ ihc first % last week Raa ODE one
given By Miss RUBY cook at her
home on South Harrison street
The interior Of the home was
iastefuily embellished Cor The o.
caslon and games and dancing we're
In order until refreahueuts were
rrvrd
Those In ATTENDANCE Included
Misses halloween Reeve. Beth Pop
ham. Isabelle Beard. Bcrnico Halo.
Hazel McElroy Reba HARLEM 90 Dali
hart Gertrude Lewis Helen Monfg1.
mcr} Geraldine Livingston. Ruby
Cook sue Cook. lone Gordon. Eua
Gordon NJ Hamilton. Anilee Hcnd.
rick and Nessrs Cecil Smith. Frank
Dewitt George WuurHam Milton
Richardson. Bryan LIl. Howard
Luneh h. John Blake. Wesley Hum
phries. Ralph Smith Herbert Cor.
don ~ Hamilton. Thpr'Dn Blanch-
ard. Carroll Rankin. Carter BIcdaoc
Fred Fife Hobart WaIr1ft Luther
Butler and Lewis Dods0n
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30
COVER THE TOP" IN
A STUDEBAKER SIX

Fed up on the rush and roar of civ
ilization and anxious to escape the
multifarious petty details and endless
worries of the store and office, party
of intrepid Californians recently de-
cided to HE himselves into the wilds
for a few days and nights to enjoy the
healing balm of the great silent places.
Packing their Studebaker Six with a
store of provisions, plenty of blankets,
two of the new Studebaker suspension
auto beds, tarpaulin for roof at
night and a couple of good fowling
pieces, they donned their outing toys
and headed in the direction of San Ber-
nardno, FL Cajon Pass, Victorville, the
Mojave Desert and the Ri Bear coun-
try.
Furnace Canyon is on the road to
Big Bear-and it Is all that the name
implies. 1t Is reached via San Ber-
nardino, Victorville and the Mojave de /.
sert. About an hour out of Victorville
the Studebaker party reached the Box
S rancho, a regular oasis with green
trees and running water in the midst
of the desert. From here an abrupt
turn was made and the Studebaker
plowed it's way across the desert for
eight miles, bringing up at the CARR
son ranch. located at the mouth Of
Furnace Canyon. After travelling for
hours through this almost endless
waste Of desert sand, sage brush,
boulders, cactus and yucca, the Stude-
baker was apparently no more ruff
fled than after quiet spin over some
smooth Los Angeles boulevard.
Going up to Gold Point?" the
ranchers asked the autoists-and then
they wanted to know how many horses
the Studebaker party W ould require for
the trip. It's good road for burros
and pack animals" they said, but
visitors leave their cars here and eth
er walk up or go horseback"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30
BOLSHFv|KI ].
Continued from Page one.)


received here. IL a blistering indict-
nhent OF the Bolsheviki.
I'VE do not fear battle when q suf-
ficient number OF representatives ar
rive" the letter declared. I'VE will
march to the Tauride palace. The
people must rally their representatives
otherwise peace and order is impos-
sible. and there can be only poverty,
tyranny and hunger"
PRISONERS ENTER PROTEST.
Another remarkable manifestation
against the Bolsheviki control was fur
nished in formal letters addressed to
Foreign Minister Trotzky by Social
list Austrian and Ukrainian war pris-
oners in Russian prison camps.
I'VE emphatically urge you not to
conclude a separate peace with the
central powers" the letters all de-
clared. This would surely surrender
the Austro- Ukrainians and other sub
ject races in Austria into the hands OF
the Austrian imperialists and militar-
lists. We urge the conclusion of q
general peace-and only through rep
resentatives of the Teuton people
themselves-not through diplomats
and rulers"
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30
NON-PARTISAN
LEAGUE LEADER
COMESTOIDAHO
Ray McKaig, Field Score
tary of the Organization,
to Make Boise Headquar-
tiers Until Campaign.
No Slackers in the League,
Which Has Demonstrated
It's Loyalty in Practical
Way Proposed to Put
Ideals Into Politics.

Ray McKaig, field secretary for the
National Nonpartisan league. has
moved to Boise with his family, to
stay here till the end of the coming
political campaign. He has just re-
signed the state mastership of the
Farmers range in North Dakota to
devote all his time to the Nonpartisan
league. The grange convention which
met at Bismarck last week, was fea-
tured by strong resolutions passed, in
iorsing the Nonpartisan league politi-
cal work Mr.. McKaig was the
speaker who brought the league to
Idaho last winter at the Farmers Fed
Grafton of Agriculture and the State
Equity convention. The league was
invited in the state by these two con-
ventions. Mr.. McKaig will make Boise
his headquarters in the spreading OF
the league movement in these north
western states.
Asked about the disloyalty charges
made against the league and that the
farmers of North Dakota had been
accused of Stacker work in liberty
loan bonds and Red Cross movements
Mr. McKaig declared that the las,
liberty loan bond Issue was oversub-
scribed in North Dakota by IA pei
cent; that there We're some townships
where every farmer took out bond
North Dakota farmers more than sub
scribed their Red Cross quota.
In Minneapolis. where the news
papers are calling the farmers dis.
loyal, the loan allotment was only
oversubscribed "a per cent. That is
of ha tp,ill trl,c
FARMER GLASS LOYAL.
"Some of these accusers of disloyalt1
had better clean up their own door.
step. When we have men like Car
Vrooman, assistant secretary of agri
culture at Washington, backing oul
movement, it's time to lay off on thi!
disloyalty business. If any class o
people in the world are loyal, it is tn,
farmer class. And in North Dakot;
they are just as loyal as in any othe
state"
What is the idea of your Non
partisan league?" Mr.. McKaig wa
asked.
"Our idea is to put ideals into poll
tics. We intend to destroy the pro
fessional politician. We want to breal
down the old party lines; we wan
men to vote for principle and thu
clean man. We refuse to recognize
that any bunch of politicians has thu
right to put slate in the field ant
say vote it from top to bottom. Gu
idea is a clean deal for ALL
What is your plan?"
ut is to make more fair taxation
and to provide a way for the produce
to get the produce to the consume
with the least possible cost The gov
eminent figures out that it costs g.
Evening capital news. (Boise, Idaho) 1901-1927, 1917-12-30
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short hauling or other causes are to be
established and used whenever expe-
dition and efficiency of traffic will
thereby be promoted; and If difficulty
is experienced in such through routing
for the notice thereof shall by carriers
or shippers or both be given at once
to the director by wire.
Existing schedules or rates and
outstanding orders Of the interstate
commerce commission are to be OBJ
served, but any such schedule or rates
for orders as may hereafter be found
to conflict with the purposes of said
program (the presidents proclamation
assuming control of the road) or with
thi sorder. shall be brought immedi
ately by wire to the attention of the
director"