Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1917-11-09

indicted by the Federal grand jury
for being Stacker.
Mrs. E. j. Sullivan is in a Spokane
hospital where she underwent an OPP
Grafton of serious nature.
\ Sheriff Sullivan was a Lewiston
! visitor this week, attending a meet
ing of the sheriffs of Northern Idaho
4 Attorney John R. Becker has
been designated Fuel" conserva-
ton representative of the government
for this immediate section.
The heating system at the Jones'
block is being remodeled, the original
plant being replaced with steam and
radiators throughout the big store.
letter received by Clint Perkins
of Fraser dated in France in Septem-
Der stated that Leon Perkins was
then on the firing line and in good
health.
The village is having the well at
the pumping plant enlarged and
cleaned, and no further trouble is
to be expected as to water supply in
the dry summer months.
T. H. Bartlett and Rev. baltimore
day and address the people at the M.
E. church in the interest of the Y. M.
c. A. drive for the $35,0O0,O0O to be
raised the coming week.
Mrs. F. e. Quist and children Of
Kooskia, and her mother, Mrs. S. A.
Fem, came in on the Wednesday
morning train for visit with w. B.
Wiley and family Mrs. Fem left
fnd fnr MI r
summer in Kooskia, where she resid-
Mrs. Quist are daughters of Mrs.
Fem.
II A train load Of cattle was loaded
out at this station this week for the
Coast stockyards, the shipment in
GLIDING a few fat hogs and some
sheep. High priced hay and scar
city of feed is causing the farmers to
sell off all surplus, and some are even
marketing range cows that have been
kept on the range for breeding pur-
poses. This should not be, and will
tend to shorten the spring crop of
calves. Build silos and stop sending
cows to the slanghtering pens.
Don't patronize any business man.
no matter what his line, if you know
he is disloyal. Read what the Boise
people say about this. Then do it
right here in Orofino. Make it your
business to know whether the people
with whom you do business are for or
against the government; for or
against the Red Cross for or against
). the Liberty Loan; for or opposed to
. the Y. NJ c. A. in it's Army and Navy
work. Where you know man is dis
!, loyal don't patronize him. If neces-
; sary send your work out of town to
man or firm that is loyal. In the
, name of Clearwater county boys who
are now gone to make the supreme
!, sacrifice for us at home, see that no
!, unworthy wretch who would stab our
: men in the back is fed on your bus
mess.
Il If you do not knit or sew for the
! Red Cross some soldier will suffer for
what YOU have failed to do. If you
t neglect to do your duty now you may
: have to answer before the Judgment
( bar of just God on the day that you
{ give an account of the deeds done in
I the body. Appeals are coming from
:. the hospitals. This appeal comes to
: Red Cross to rush more supplies to
! the hospitals. This appeals comes to
r every true woman in this land, and
j means YOU. You are the worst kind
I of Stacker If you are not doing your
best to meet this call. If you are not
b working with the Red Cross because
/ you have no boy in the trenches, you
f ere an migrate and traitor to your
own people. Money is not the only
b thing needed in the Red Cross. 1t j.
imperative that the women of Amer
lea work. If you can't go to the Red
J. Cross headquarters and sew or kni'
have something to do at home.
If those who are standing off and
d criticising the Red Cross would gee
! busy and devote their time to tn,
work they would. be putting theil
d time to better account There is no
4 one thing in the world the matter
i with the Red Cross; they are no
sending booze. tobacco. or germs t,
the soldiers: they are not wastint
Red Cross funds. Everything the 10
q cal branch does is according to plan
and orders from the head officials o
i the Red Cross. and there is a mos
q excellent reason, when you find on
7 why. for the doing of all our Ret
d Cross ladies do, and for doing it il
) the exact manner they are doing it
J. STOP YOUR KNOCKING AND COM
d PLANNING AND FAULT-FINDINC
d AND DO SOMETHING. LET TIKI
i RED CROSS ALONE.
7. No, Dear Mary Ann, The Rec
d Cross ladies are not German spies
y and they are not deyoting their tim,
r, trying to figure out some diabolica
- scheme to ruin our young men NOR
q ally and physically. Suppose abou
1t steen women who are not doing on,
* blessed thing for the Red Cross ge
nh busy and help in the good cause
d. Don't be Red Cross STACKER.
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