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The Washington herald., 1917-11-04
PARKS WILL BATTLE
WESTOVERS TODAY

Ihe Parks and Westover teams
hook up today in a return engage
ment on the latter's field, south of
the bathing beach, in Potomac Park,
at 900 p. m.
The Parks were defeated by to 0
In the first meeting of the teams,
but were badly cripped at the time,
two OF their regular backfield men
being unable to participate. and the
Westovers. with the help of several
Coast Artillery players were VIC
torious. All players of the Park
team are requested TO repor, as
~Aar .20 as poeaiblA-
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04
North 7arhee Defeat Maryland Dame Wins
Famous Turfman Visits
American Base Hospital

American Field Headquarters in
France. Nov. 3.-August Belmonl,
American financier. and Mrs. Bel
mont, visited the base hospital OF
the American expeditionary army
today.
The Belmonts. who are spending
two days at headquarters. paid a
visit to the American lieutenant
who won the honor Of being the
first to be wounded among those
troops which have seen active
service against the Germans In
the trenches.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04
CARNEGIE TECH IS
BEATEN BY CORNELL

Ithaca, N. Y, Nov. 3.-A ten-yard
run for a touchdown through a
broken field by Nothercott and the
brilliant work of Cross. a new half
back were among the features Of
20to-0 victory Cornell scored
over Carnegie Tech today.
The Ithacans made two touch
downs in the last period and Hoff-
man scored twice by drou kicks
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04
Jackie Grid Player Is
Killed in Service Game

Charleston. s. c., Nov. al. F.
Boyes, halfback OF the Navy Yard
eleven, ded at a local hospital this
afternoon following an injury in
the game between the yard and
the Training Camp team here.
Boyes' team had won the game.
10 to 0. Boyes had intercepted a
forward pass and was running the
field when tackled in the final play
of the game. He died from con-
cussion Of the brain.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

Camp early realized the danger to
tions. by the flying and revolving
wedges, by the use of sole leather
armor plate. by hurdIing and rousn
methods.
Year by year he fought thSse ques-
tions out. eliminating one after an
other until present day football is
as different from that OF the late
nineties as the modern rapid fire
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

gun is from the revolutionary relics
| on the Yale campus.
For years the hopes and fears of
every football star have been CEN
tered on Camp. for he is the man who
picks the all-American team, a place
in which is the goal aimed at by
every American college football
player.
Walter Camp was barn in New
Haven. April Z. 1883. and his early
life was so influenced by Yale ira
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04
CORNELL HIKERS ARE
BEST In BIG RACE

Ithaca, n. Y. Nov. 3.-Cornell
won the cross-country race this aft
ernoon with a score of forty-four
points. Pennsylvania was second
whit seventy-three and Carnegie
was third with $50.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04
VIRGINIA GENERALS
TRIM ROANOKE TEAM

Lexington, Va. Nov. 3.-Virginia
Military Institute overwhelmed Roa-
noke College today by the score Of "a
to 0. In spite of the large score the
teams were well balanced and Roa-
noke never quit fighting.
V. NJ. !. started the game with sew
erals subs in the line up but the reg
ular back field went into the game in
the last quarter and played great ball.
The game was clean and fast al
though V. NJ. /. was constantly of
side. V. NJ. ]. made several touch
downs from beautiful forward passes.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04
BRIARLEY HALL PLAYS
FEDERALS TO DRAW

Poolesville. Nd, Nov. 3-The Briar-
lev Hall Military Academy today
played a tie game with the Federal
Club from Washington. the final re-
suit reading II to IA. 1t was a grueI-
ing fought battle all the way. Cantee,
Langford and Hutchinson carrying
brunt of the burden for the locals,
while Jenkins. Smith and HALEY fea-
tured for the visitors. The line up
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04
Westminster Is Easy
For Warren's Machine

Pittsburgh, Nov. 3.-University OF
Pittsburgh had an easy time de-
feating Westminster College today
25 to o.
The visitors held the blue and
gold scoreless' in the last half and
out-plaved the Panther machine.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

Referees-C. ]. McCarty. Episcopal Academy,
and Joseph Cocney Princeton. Head linesman-
Todd Eberle Swarthmore. Time Of periods-l5
minutes. Tonchdowns-Berry, .; Strauss. 2
Goals after touchdoHns-Bcrry. 8. Substitutions
-Pennsylyania. Cook for Bell. Bell for Cook.
Crcssell for yanginkle, We'll for Miller. Haiti
man for Maynard. Lerch for Bell. Jerauld for
Deter. Varsinkle for CTesscll Cook for QUi=lcy.
Kammerer for Wray. Krauss for Strauss. Walsh
for Berry: Lafayette, Waters for Wolfe. Colin
for Conklin. Emmal for Wainwright, Rowe fJr
Lou1, McWiliams for Poland.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

Touchdowus-Mylin. SCOTT. Goal from touch
down, Peacock. Goal from tcll-TAayNr. Svh-
stitutcs-CCrlean for Gardner Gae'ow for Dale,
Mahan for Wells Dou.he7ty for Williams, che
den for RaTTy. Thayer for Shortly. Time ot
periods-l2 and IS minutes. Reftree-Mr. BraSs,
Ohio State. Umpire-Mr. Crooks. Peunsylranla.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04
NAVY DEFEATS ARMY
IN BOSTON BATTLE

Cambridge. Mass, Nov. 3.-An Stars
eleven, representing the Navy and
Army clashed in the stadium this
afternoon with the First District Ma.
val eleven. an easy winner over Camp
Devena by the score of % to 0. For
mer college stars played on both
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

A%4Ala--ln ltT =
Flanncry for Da-sha. Steele for Fiarueryi
Brown. Eison for Sinclair. Brisk for Williams.
Williams for Brisk, HI-sins for Cacltsr, Co'1l-
ter for H-r-ins. Mu-lhy for Nichols. Biaca for
Hovins Bayer for E5s1u. Armstrong for EruokS
Tovchf 7yyns- -Fiustrrz, aid. Ee;Frea-J. A. EHsns,
Wil,iarns UmI .rs-F 4. Egrl,i-h. ENsir-.
Head lnc5n-sn-Julsn J. Hallahan. Boston. Tine
C reTits7s-lj minutes
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04
Game Called OF.

The football game scheduled for this
afternoon between the TruNton A. g.
and the Walter Reid Hospital team
has been called of and will not be
played
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

Substitute rns-Nsry. Wil6e for Barrett, Hunt
for Even. Martin f0r Eotsrts. ,1mas for Butte.
Il fc-ce-Mr. Ed TharTe. Columbia. Umpire
Nr. Maxwell. Swarthrlo-e. lIneman-Mr Be
miss, University cf Psuusy.yaiia-
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

substIIutlcDs-F4nscOraI, JAWS Tor Hal Ior
Hodgson. McVoy for Buckner. Dunnel for
penelton. Campbell for Trenholm. Hugo for
Davis Trenholm for Campbell. II. De Bnttes
for Trenholm: Fishburn, McCallum for. Day,
Hollowel fCr Martin. Day for McCallum. Touch
downs-Fishhurn. Johnston. Arbugast: Erisco-
pal Burnett az. Seward. Rynhardt Goals from
touchdowns-Hall "a, Day (2l Goal from field
missed-Rynhardt. Distance-35 yards
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

Substitutes-Maryland State Snyder for Mac
donald. Touchdovns-McMurray and Fletcher.
Zeal from touchdowns-Gmley. Goal from
touchdown missed-Maryland State misses punt
out Goal from feld-Gurley from seyard line
Rsferee-Nr. Crowell. Svarthmore. Umpfe-Mr.
Morse, Garrison Lneman-Mr. Whitaker,
Washington. Time Of periods-l2 minutes sach.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

Substitutions- -Briarley, Ebent for Heispeiger,
Heispeiger for Ebent. Northumberland
L. l.. Hutchinson. Haley. jenkins. Goals from
touchdowns- Heispeiger. z; Smith. 2 Referee
Mr.. Lodge. Umpire-Mr. Fesine. Lineman-
Mr.. Blod. Time Of periods-l5 minutes.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

Rcferce-Mr. Elcock. Dartmouth. Umpire-AIr.
Majors, Auburn. Head linesman-Mr. Wood.
Notre Dame. Time Of quarters-l5 minutes.
Tonchdowns -Strupper tD. Gyon %. Hill l2l.
Harlan t2l. GULL. Goals from toucidowns-
Finchcr 10. Gycn. Suhstitutions-Tech. John
sou for PhilliTs. Higgins for Dnwling W. Smith
for StrnrTer. Strupper for W. Smith Colcori
for Bell. Ulrich for Gull, Rogers for Fincher,
Thweatt for Welchel, Shaver for Guyon. Sellers
for Strupper. Simpson for Hill: Vanderbilt.
Holmes for McGill. Gear from schwill, Moss for
Holman. Conyers for Dawes. Norman for Goar,
Sherman for Richardson, Moore for Early.
BY DICK JEMISON.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

Touchdowns-Kelles. Rodgers. Goals-Baker
Rodgers. SubstitutCs-GarGan for GaTlueT, la
ger for Mills. Referee-Mr. Nate. Tufts. Field
Judse-Nir. Williams. 1Iollenbsck. Umpire-Mr.
Carl. Williams. Head linesman-D. \. Green.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

scnre-Darmo''th 10: Penn STATE. :. Touch
downs-s. Holhrook. Way. Goals from touch
dOvns-C. HolbrUok. Conover Goal from Ilsce-
mcnt-Phliirs. Referce-TCm Tscrpe Crlum-
ria. Um re-NTr. Carl Mar~haIl Harvard
Head linesman-Mr Tom Cannel. TUFTS. Tine
10 and = minute periods.
The Washington herald., 1917-11-04

Refcree-Mr sampson. Umrire-Mr. Grant.
Head linesnan-Mr. Srruham. Time d quarters
is minutes.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20
NOTICE OF ELECTION
TO BE CALLED

Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day the 7th day of January 1918. Al
election will be called for Sub Road
District A of Road District No. %,
Ward 7. for a special 5 mill tax for five
years, beginning with the year 1918 and
ending with and including the year 1922.
Said tax to be devoted to the construc-
ton and maintenance of roads and
bridges in said District.
Said District composing and compris-
ing the following territory:
All of Section N. E. a of Section
6. Ali of Sections 7-8-l6-I7-18-19- 20-21
22-23-26 -27-28- -30-3l 1928 "a and So.
All situated in T. 6, of Range 8. Also
all of Sections 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8-910-11-15
16-I7-18 and 20, West half of Sec. 81.
Ali of Section 1929 3O-31 80. All in T.
Z, of Range 8. Ali of Section 19-20-2I
22-23-24-25-26-27-28-29 3d. 81 33-34-35-
and SO. All in T. 8, of Range 6. Also
all lands situated in T. 7, K. 8 of the
Parish of Natchitoches.
This election will be called on above
mentioned day and date at the hour of
10 o'clock A. M. and public hearing
to consider the entire matter will be
considered.
Addie Tauzin, Secretary Police Jury,
Jas. f. Salter, President Police Jury
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20
NOTICE OF ELECTION
TO BE CALLED

Notice is hereby given that on Mon
day the 7th day of January 1918. Road
District No. "a, of Ward 5 will be
created and an election called for a
special mill tax for five years begin
ming with the year 1918 and ending with
and including the year 1922. Said tax
to be devoted to the construction and
maintenance of roads and bridges in
said District No. "a.
Said District embracing the follow
ing territory:
Beginning at North west corner of
Section 81, 2 TO- R. 10, of Natchitoches
Parish, thence run east along Section
line to the North west corner of the
North east quarter of Section 81, T. 10,
| R. 10, thence due south to the I. line
between I 89and 10, thence east to the
North east corner Section 6, T. 9, R. 9,
thence south to the North east corner
Of Section Is 7. 8, r. 9, thence east to
the North east corner of Section II, T.
! }, K. 3, thence to south line between
sections 20 and II, thence west to North
east corner of Section "a, T. 9, R. 10
thence south along range line to the
| township line dividing s and 8, thence
west along T. line to the range line
dividing Range 10 and II, thence North
to point of beginning.
This election will be called on above
mentioned day and date at the hour of
10 clock A. Nj. and public hearing to
consider the whole subject will be con-
sidered.
Addie Tauzin, Secretary Police Jury,
Jas. p Safer, President Police Jury
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20
An Automobile

to be successful, must
give complete and last
ing satisfaction in! the
following five particu-
lars:
AbbedTdnce--Itm must
be beautiful in lines and
finish. 1t must have
grace and style.
Performance cit
must be dependable
capable of speed and en-
dura nee, free fro m
petty troubles, a car you
can be proud to drive
anywhere.
COnlf0rf-It must be
easy to ride in whether
roads are roug h or
smooth, convenient to
drive, simple to handle.
SeTvice-It must be
backed by a local COM
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20
WANTED

About 100 acres of creek bottom
land. Give description of land
and price. Address, Room 204
Majestic Bldg, Shreveport.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20
CT iRTE2



THIS NOTAR AL CO. Wi.Gcssc+h.
! hat tie pal Is ,,l-~,. II Alice Y
iareof hereby form q corporation with
the following as both the Charter and
the original subscription list thereof.
Article /.
It's name shall be: TIE Ranch, Inc.
Its domicile: NatchitOches, Natchi-
tCches Parish, La.
1t shall exist for fifty years.
1t haIbegin business Immediately.
Legsf process shall be served On it's
PrSefdent or, in his absence, on it,
IScretary.
Nriicla z
t. TU>fo>, i, L. -.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20

pany permanently capa-
bic and DESTROYS of CIV
ing it care as long as
you drive it; by factory
resources great and per-
manent enough to guar.
antee parts promptly; by
a dealer organization of
nationwide scope to
guarantee quick, in
telligent service when
you tour.
Price-It must be
built in a factory large
enough to give you full
advantage of price saw
ings in quantity pur-
chases.
BY comparison and in-
vestigation you will find
that Willys-Overland
good cars stand supreme
in all these advantages.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20

is c;fitaI stock shan be t.
h,usand doll. : liy:d,d iato ,wo nun
bred shares of one hundred dollars each
but may be increased to forty THOUSAND
dollars by the vote Of two thirds of all
its stock at stockholders meeting
called and held according to law for
that purpose. Stock subscriptions shall
be payable in cash within ten DAYS from
the time of subscription.
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20

Subscribe to
The Enterprise
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20
Four Passenger Sport Model--A Thoro bred.

of
o Complete iau
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20
Article W.

Its affairs shall be managed by and
its corporate powers vested in Board
of Directors consisting of five members
to be elected by the stockholders at
meeting to be held on the second Mon
day in November each year, beginning
n 1918. or, when that is legal holi-
day, then Oh the day following.
In the election of directors or officers
stockholders shall have the right of
cumulative voting.
The first board of directors shall be
composed of H. A. Cook, M. H. Carver,
V. L. Roy, c. K. Payne and T. L,
Weaver, all of Natchitoches post office,
Natchitoches parish, Louisiana.
Article V.
The following parties hereby SUBJ
scribe for the amount of stock opposite
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20

We believe you will find the Columbia Six
offers the greatest array of altogether high
grade features of any built. Why not
come and compare and see for YOURSELF!
The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20

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The Natchitoches enterprise., 1917-12-20
Details Prove Quality Compare!

Has the "other carr Harrison Radiator with
ventilating shutters?
Has the Spicer Universal Joints?
Has it Borg & Beck Disc Clutchj
Has it T. w. Warner Transmission Zone of the
Lest and highest priced builtO
Is the axle equipped with cushioned torsion
rod?
Are the brakes equalzed?
Has the car I. w, Warner Steering Gear?
Detroit Steel Products Company Springs?
Are the front spr ngs extra long?
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

CONTINUED on last page.)
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16
OFFICIAL DRAFT LIST.
Complete Roster of Lewis County
Men Drawn for Army
Service.

OF the official list this week a.
follows:
15l-56s Harry c. kennedy, Nez
perez.
1921 Lawrence Merrill Cox
Reubens, Idaho.
153-146 Hans Eggers, Nezperce
154-229 Alfred HOag, Nezperce.
l55-410 Werner MePeak, Voll
mer.
5000 James JOrden Cox, Rus
ISL IS William Franklin Me.
Gee, Steele.
15S-150 Emera WolfOrd Rem
shaw. Kamiah.
159- 10 Elby Herbert Simmons
1000 Grover CLARK Mclean
Russell.
l61- A Charley Brewer, Kan
l62-115 Albert johnson, Russell.
163-206 John BoforO, Winehes-
ter.
164-22S Clarence f. Henriehs,
Nezperee.
1876 Dallis Clark, Nezperce.
1880 Arthur Carlisle Horn
ing, Kamiah.
67-328 Archie Leroy Halver-
ton, Kamiah.
168- SO Wardie Lee Dempsey,
Kamiah.
169-570 William John Aschen-
brenner, Ferdinand.
10 544 Alden Leroy Jump,
Winchester.
171-13S Carl Erwin Osborn, no.
172- 81 Wellington B. Click,
Winchester.
173- IL John Evert Douglas, 10.
174-378 George F. KOepl, Nez-
perez.
175-2s7 Elmer Harris, winehes-
176-422 Ralph Harris Jones,
Nezperce.
177-344 Basil Yates, Nezperce.
1912 Frank Harrison Mason,
Winchester.
179-2O2 Edward Thomas Bryant,
Winchester.
180-I64 Farley Van Wagner,
Nezperce.
181-268 Rollo Robert Williams,
Nezperee.
1s2 PIP Arthur Long, Winehes-
ter.
1S3-4O7 Fred SAMSON, Moher.
1S4- 262 John Simpson Parsons,
Steele.
1856 $50 William Henry Sassa-
man, Kamiah.
1851 John Shoekley, Steele.
187-124 Harland Page Brooks,
Ilo.
1851 Glen Lawrence Magaw,
Winchester.
1920 Yonley J. Miller, Ne
perez.
1898 Harry Hill, Nezperce.
191-444 Harvey Herbert Kauff-
man, lilo.
1872 S26 William H. Booth, Ne
1911 wilfred Jewell, Win
chester.
1874 as Nathaniel Samuel ia
beth, Ilo. /:
1888 Archie Iceland White,
Vollmer. Il
196-158 John Moffert, Kamiah.
1877 / Charles May Anderson,
Nezperee.
19S-187 Walter F. McFadden,
Winchester.
l99- 81 Arthur Keith, Nezperce. "
200-105 Charles Cumming Hen
derson, Kamiah. 2
DOL sc Clarence w. Palmer,
Nezperce. 2
202-352 Edward Herman Taut-
fest, no. Z
203 LIB Joe r. Barbee, Nezperce.
Gordon MichaeIis Gale, 2
Winchester.
205-416 Frank Gruby, Winches- 2
ter.
zU0-oz0 Lester Thomas Pedlgo, z
Mohler.
2O7-316 Lea vern swartz, Nez- 2
perez. 2
sO8 274 Jesse Barber Kitchen,
Kamiah. IL
.O9- SAG Franklin Bryan West,
Steele. IL
'1O-5l1 Redington c. HingIey,
Winchester IL
IL 205 Earl Shaw, Kamiah.
- 342 Percy Edmund Letter, q
Kamiah.
10 AGO John Samuel Kelley, q
Nezperce.
l4-427 Cecil Clayton Jones, 2!
Nezperce.
I5-54l William G. Marsh, Nez- q
perez.
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

29S 2SS Earl Robert Warren
| Winchester.
| 294 lilo Carnelius Il. Thomas
Ramona, Mo.
295 -415 Forrest Stephen Oster
| hOut, Nezperee.
296 400 Frank Henry Determan
I Nezperee.
297-453 Earnest August Shu
bert, Culdesae, r. +. ID. ,.
29S 294 Chauneey Fife, Nez
perez.
299 -4OS John Keller Fuller, Nez
perez.
500 230 Harry E. Herriek, Nez
perez.
SOL 2T1 Absalam Upton Gard
ner, Ise,;lleps.
3G2-3T5 \. Mortimer Van0s
trand. " ineheSter.
3O2-- 65 Axtell rays, Kamiah.
a'l--2S2 Leo ] Robertson, Nez
aS4-2S2 Leo. L. Robertson, Nez.
,erec.
30S--455 Gail Benton Carey, Nez-
perez.
SGC-4Ss Albert Lariedun. Win
chester
S07-346 Charles Otto Hanson,
IlO.
30s-457 Dellar Evans, Kamiah.
BOG 81 Harlan Little, Nezperce.
|3lO-207 Fred Joseph Hess, Nez-
.Sll- 81 Ross Leonard Freeman,
Kamiah.
.312 52S Mae SeOfield, Vollmer.
313- II James Sherman Surplus,
Reubens.
314-24S Casper Gilbertson, Win
chester.
3l5-521 Albert Morgan, Mohler.
316-160 Charles Harry Bryan,
Kamiah.
317-2S3 Edgar Earl Cox, yoll-
mer.
BIS 50 Thomas F. Blakemore,
Nezperce.
319-359 Dale Beck, Mohler.
320-497 Charles Newton Nor
berg, Westlake.
321-463 Ernest Roberts, Win
chester.
322- "a Carl Eliza BOwles, Ito.
1923 531 William Miles Holiday,
s24-4ss Forrest Leslie Usher,
Ho.
s25-469 Joseph George Ennek-
ing, Keuterville.
326-245 Emil Richard Max Mas
elmer, Nezperce.
327-351 William Gilland Bolon,
Greer, Idaho.
32S- "a William Thomas Mason,
Winchester.
329-14s Bernard Staeh, Nez-
perez.
800 IA Harry William Diss-
more, Kamiah.
331-1O9 Werner Eddries Shoe
maker, Steele.
332-251 Roy Hollen, Nezperce.
333-1s0 Lee G. Swartz, Nez-
perez.
334- SO Wilfred Waters, Nez-
perez.
335-174 John Moses, Kamiah.
336-310 Oliver Lyonal Mcguire,
Kamiah.
337-414 William Hubert Wat
tenberger, Kamiah.
'38-307 Jack Heath Stevens,
George WILDER Wells,
Russell.
40 $50 John Elmer Bolon, Nez-
i4i~4O2 PavaO DOsen, wiuehes-
ter.
AZ -45s Lawrence c. Hayes,
Mohler.
4g- lei James Wilbur Peer,
Reubens. II
444-1s9 Dave Burrow, Nez-
perez.
45-361 Warren jackson Dill |
lard, Vollmer. II
46-129 Walter Hunt, Nezperce.
47-213 Willie Clombus Gage,
Winchester.
Urban Hermus Liven-
good, Mohler. Il
Theodore Ray Johnston,
Kamiah, Idaho. IL
5O-405 Isaac Allen Simmons,
Vollmer. II
'1-25O David LookinggIass,
52-329 Grover Cox, Mohler. 4
Kamiah. X
j3-426 Ray Murdick, Forest.
"A 246 William Thomas Scott, Il
Reubens.
81 SO Elmer Taylor, Forest.
1866 Herbert L. Coon, Steele. Z
TIA Paul Clinton Kerr, Kam- I
iah. Z
g -551 David Lloyd Campbell, +
Russell. Il
9-42S Wallace Franklin viii {
liams, Russell. Is
0-523 Charles Wavil Rawson, E
Kamiah. Il
I 1o1 H. c...oI rfst.<.. e
The Nezperce herald. (Nezperce, Idaho) 1900-1957, 1917-08-16

az LIT oOoNlh AOC 1VhcSs -NcA
perez.
l225-151 George r. F. McGiIvery
Nezperce.
POO 81 Charles NJ. Kirby, Mob
227-2Os Jay Roy Randall. Kam
22s SO Dan j. Lundy, Nez.
perez.
229- 80 Noel c. Smith, Nezperee
230- 6S Joseph John Mockler
2S1-S62 Harry John Flatt, Win.
chester.
2s2- 81 Russell Twitty, Nez-
perez.
2s3- 529 Roscoe Conkling Kipp,
Winchester.
234- GA Henry George, Nezpel-
EN-, Wash.
$3.50 Howard Thomas, Steele.
236-224 James Crete Urquhart,
Kamiah.
237-449 Mack j. Gibbons. Nez-
perez.
23S Al Harold Earnest Wallace
Forge, Forest.
239- AS George Frank Presnell,
Vollmer.
24O- SS Herbert L. Booth, Nez-
perez.
241-127 Arch Aaron Morris, no.
242- So Edward Hoss, VOllmer.
243-473 John p. Gilbertz, Nez-
perez.
pa 2S7 viii Gray, Nezperee.
245-260 Roy Allen Lockridge,
Vollmer.
246-527 Jesse WILDER Rutter,
MOhler.
247-254 Albert Williams, KAN
iah.
24S-446 Charley Carl Hartwig.
Winchester.
.249- SO Isaac Owen Golf, no.
'250-35S George C. Mulvania,
Nezperee.
251-451 Hubert Haldane Rem
shaw, Kamiah.
252- 573 John Anthony Koepl,
Nezperce.
253-308 Robert James Stevens,
Winchester.
254-429 Percy Marker, Nezperce.
255- 1874 William Martin Wright,
VOllmer.
256-417 Melvin Roscoe Lock
ridge, VOllmer.
257-354 Alvin Downing Rem
shaw, Kamiah.
258-445 Wilson T. Herren, Nez-
perez.
259-217 Loren Levi Cox, Ho.
260-259 Barney Meyers, Win
chester.
822 Clyde H. Ratliff, Nez-
262 -242 Chas. Cleveland Crews,
Forest.
263 -232 Eldred Elliott, Vollmer.
,64- 198 William Lang, Nezperce.
.65- SCI Byron L. Cole, Nez-
perez.
,66-195 Harry Agrell, Nezperce.
'67-145 Sol Paul Jones, Nez-
perez.
'68- 9S Alois John Kachelmeier,
Nezperce.
Grover c. Pennell, Nez-
perez.
10 IA William Wesley Ran
dali, Ilo.
71-226 Floyd Bernard JOrgens,
Nezperce.
p 7 Evert Aural Convey, Nez-
perez. /.
70 -898 Mark A. Price, Nez-
74-216 Arthur Furnish, vOll-
George Mcmillan, Win :
chester.
To- 26 James Fred Maher, Nez-
perez. Z
77-475 Alvin A. Caldwell, Nez-
Il ~
Is 299 Andrew jackson Bob 3
bitt, Peck. IL
o. 50 Frank Austin Thomp-
son, Nezperce. l3
'0-47s Daniel David oKeefe,
Ilo. liz
'1-479 Pete Tony Lunders,
Winchester 10
~ SIS Roy Arthur johnson,
Winchester. In
'3-461 Arthur L. Benson, KAN
iah. 2
'4-480 De Cleo Page, Ito.
'5-372 David Oscar Damron, 3
Steele.
e. AZ Arthur G. Heston, Nez- g
perez.
7-431 Todor Kolonsich, Win 81
chester.
8 106 Omer Aaron Campbell, 81
Nezperce.
9-425 Clarence J. Brown, Nez- 81
perez.
o. q Raymond Floyd Garri- 81
son, Nezperce.
l-423 Joseph Jacob Gregory, 3f