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Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20

fed farming. our only ultimate SAL
vation as state, but let us assume
most earnestly this great. obligation
and duty.
Tickle the soil little harder this
spring than usual; do better work.
this is the year when the proper prep
aration for q bumper crop is q ma
tional obligation;. don't sow poor seed
(remember like.begets like), but buy
the best regardless of price; mako
sure that every available acre suitau. e
is titled. make doubly sure 1t Is sowH
as early as possible. and If then you
fail you will enjoX the supreme salts
faction Of q clear conscience, which
is more valuable than gold.' -.
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
TOWNSHIP ELECTIONS
HELD IN NO. DAKOTA
One Member on Board of Supervisors
in Each Township Being Selected
Today in the State.

Township elections are being held
all over the state Of North Dakota
today for the purpose of selecting one
member on the board of supervisors
in each township.
The polls were open today from 8
a. m. until p. M, the supervisors
being chosen either by ballot or by
acclamation,
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
PAJAMAS.AND SOCKS
MADE FOR SOLDIERS

The Soldiers Aid of Grand Forks
has been very active Of late in car
rying on the work Of making hospital
supplies for the use of the fighting
Grand Forks herald., 1917-03-20
MASONS PLAN BIG
RALLY AT LARIMORE
Officers and Members from all Over
Grand Forks and Traill Counties
Will be In Attendance March 28.

There will be important Masonic ac-
tivities at Larimore on the evening Of
March % when the North Star lodge
of Larimore will put on work in the
third degree.
The meeting will also be an occa-
sion for the gathering Of officers and
hict which takes in all Of Grand
Forks and Traill counties, and the
different lodges Of the district have
been invited to attend.
Grand Forks will send large dele
cation Of Masons to the Larimore
meeting.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12
SUNDAY.

Russian internal affairs san claim
Prise dence in interest over h4pIantngs
aEons the Russian sroat- Tie demo-
cratic Cor gress sas adjourned after
providing Tor the constirut n of a Par
liaTnent u 205 nenlbers which Is ex-
p@cted 10 81; a1tiE the constituent as
sernhly IS elected. The Pefr1-rad radi
Gals now seem disappointed az the re
81 Of this congress and have calle,.
a SESSION Ok the Ali Russian slider
and Worsneh's Dep1ties 10 nieet IL,
Petrpgrad. brtnsirg Up tire threat "
an 6sp0siutn Parliament. as they an
paFently consider the conservative H. !
naenv@s toe s.roag in the body au-
thorized by he congress. The cabin
situation ir Petrograd is stili compiler
but hope is Expressed by tire Govern
menI that an adjustment To- coal
tien ma istry VIII be reached Adnis
SIGN ~ the Constitutional Den rat
still seems % be the point al issue ii
the conferences between the Govern
nent aE.o. representatives Of the diver.
gent iptt rests
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12
MoNnAN

TfIoaril sllisils e. rlih Esfi1 Wsr
stll ks's hATlSE ne way N.th hi
syii-Ey ~ sHlthi- 9 :.sa ~ ci<y
u1ii 'ias 81 Wonders raa tn ans t1s
titt ayel5 mas, - q steel EaVe h
1its-inE Ire Germ n s.euis vhlc&
70 led 0lt frr taptire Wee ~ +
.t. Is ts1dChe tsiry 4 ~
are ta.ls 'Gl tke acrtneru Tartia- -e
ftst iG i'lsss ard alr-g z14s t.a g.
q 'iman.I IL B3iarft acH' ie
Eu-s ans fn ia tlles ncFihWts ~ sr
g. 81 S~feth er'lrisl see
aii position, NJ pr h
H'sE uH ais1 toek. ssse7 mac, c-ss
15ru-sr : feavy lrf slerX Or. -1 &--
q aii, f5tar ,sare .ceif, -d ~ W. -
thr iestldu, having trEiSg- s-
ga 'egvud casay at2ntry e4
tltNS. D4i1 he - A-ss b.
lsr- cps sGt vi tai;ls ~
ou tba s.orss ~ Motie ssn fis5
tse Gortxta sector. Do ne ia' s.
TIE ITALIANS REQUIRED elefa l-s-,.
70 -ae Eorlt6eT .suts aa1 ss
i.risd rs ON several aihtr 6
sbs- ,teAfef ne Als;rts-s aag
eEtd useks 81, eger r
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12
NEWS OF THE WORLD.
SATURDAY.

Internal Revenue Cammlss.orer Bv-
Ger. IL an interpretive statement Of tire
rev var t. K law. warns the public thai
individuals mist take the irstiAiivp IN
making TAX reports 10 the Government.
Severe Tsnsltes are provided for peTs
sons who fsil to make correct inven-
.t6rles . he Bureau 81 Inter- ~ Reysi-
uu. viii 7erify the tax imports tstes
Payments & taxes :rfiaS b. extended
rot exceeding seven mintfs upon Tx
films Of = bsz;4- Commission R0per :
notice eluueE4tss the classs-s Z igdl-
vifrals an cQrporatiors affected hy
he law.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

To committee y the neF Defa I
cr@ty Congress Which cailFd ~ him
Premier Kersu<kY sounded : warnirg
ar1 E1rciiy = Russia. sAylag tks-
the hop- o. the uat!on lIy n e,ailti @
- th~ Democrats ard BsarEeaisie ei'
rn@nts AZ istsr o. Foreign Affairs
Tcres .chenko pleaiea f1- q recenstrgc-
iian u tho nttiuns fighting force8 -
thar The 5eiesa'ss who VIII patia
rate IN tn Pa t. conferrroe q, Octe-
b+r NAY Be anie 70 assure The Al
lies mat R2sssa's hoas; - strength =
no myth
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

Ida TarteH writes % the ecoromie
Eef0tm established by the CONNER
.ciel Ecoocmi Board in The matter Of
the Hastefpl delivery system uaintaif
I'd generally N the United states .pri0t
% The war. A. least 10000 men wer-
eHsaee'i ir deliTery Work, whereas now
So per cent ~ these have beve reieaF.
- Tor fghting or other useful aiii
ties ~ stsrdart.zins dstverl y rk on
3 cc-oper1tiy" bliss Not only men. bl-
horses and automobiles have been say-
ed uwder tire new IS steln
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

PASS ALONG THE SMOKES


YOC warm hearted people of
Lswrsnce county wont let the
men who are f.ehiiug your fight
20 smol hungry.
Not Z nit q IL You're going to
sce q. il that they get al the to-
bacco thes need-ilst as the
folks back home N Engias.d and
France are taking oare q the
smokers. for Tommy and Polu
1t isn't much 20 do-consider-
ing. = dollar or a quartei from
you that gives q little comfort 10
one OF your own flesh and blood
doesn't stack % to much along
side the fact that NJ very man
ycu are he.rsending may have 10
give Up his HE
But its "a regular thing 70 de-
and YOU regular men and wo-
men viii Do it
This IS the Wa- FIJI IN that
coupon. below put % IN an en-
velope together with ell sou can
afford 70 give and drop It IN the
nearest box now addressed 10
BIG SANDY EWs
TOBACCO FUND
CUR paper has Joined The
Courier Journal and The Louis
vile Times b this most worthy
undertaking.
Approved BY the Secretaries ps
War and Nsyy. the mans gemeEt
OF this rund buys its iobacca al
cost-every contribution % IS
cents means q - 70 cents " rtt
81 tobacco for the man cat. there
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

T. riosiHg hours OF TIE war Con-
gtess. yes5 srday Wcre marked bv BIZ;
ter attacks On Senator Ia Follette ~
Senators I.ehlns3n kellogg ans FAD.
Niscitsif man made = two l01rz
fmpassrined reply defending the right
u free speech IN eene.ai terms hu
falling 70 answer critics " his recen,
anti-war ltteraEces IN ST Paul SenA
tos ,boeinsd' declared that L Toilette
should seek seat IN tire German
Bandesraf, The House closing vas
unevenifll
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12
AIWORD FOR MOTHERS

ltisa grave mistake for mothers to ncE
lect theif aches and pains and suffer Ia
silchce--this only leads 10 chronic sick
ness and often shortcns life
ltypuf work u firing II your nerves are
exdtAhlc, II you feel langnid, weary OF
depressed. yua should know that scott's
Euaision oyeroomes jus, snch conditions.
Il possesses in concentrated form the
strengthen The tissues, nounSh the nerves
and build strength.
ScDti's is strengthening thousands Of
tno,herz and viii help you. No alcohol.
, scou a Bounr. Bloomfield. MI.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

No one profits b5t the fighting
man--reHts. postage, advertising
are all Contributed and the sol
der who gets y6uF tobacco VIII
send you postal telling how
1ueh ii meant To hun
There's no argument mere. lust
put you' name on that blank line
and pass along tg,s smokes
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

ChAirpuzr johnson YESTERDAY IN
noQnSy-d his organization fpr ne seeas',l
liberty Loan campaign IN Acltss{liS-
Word MAS brousht c&mp1isu bad
quarters inst BepnR,ican and neut, 4
.eratic p.alltical speakers viii tS0st the
tltertv Loan cNmp isu IN thesr ae-
a., ssrs: hoy SSs4ltS f-e p<rtarnsng
valuable 81 s4ce IA asssFibgtioa q cam
palgE literature.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

Nal Ger. Harr5 c. sale. the new
cQnma aiding officer 81 camp zachary
Taylor arrived in louisville yester.iag
from his h9iae " GaIesburg. H. ana
two hours LATER vas al WORK he ea-
pressed satisfaction with conditions al
tho carur after lis first tour u nspes-
zion IL HIS anntamDhiiea Al informal
reception for The purpose Of setti4s
acquainted WIN the ofiicera ard men
as the taE7p was Trrdnget Or h.s
morning g, the y. n. CA aUdi,srlen.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

Sig gun sections are IN progress along
the Flaniers front. with Indications
that the Germans as usual il thls
FORM 81 c,mhst. are pl4yag Ihe sex
|Oudary role Field Carshai tIais re
port on Friday nights sctiyttFes men !
tons. only the increasec FIRE from tho
German artillery, failing &c reveal Yhar
his own gnnners are about the static
.ment recon ding additional only the TACT
that there was no infantry mo, snenr
~ tie. Germans during the might ex-
cept py q raitimg party in the sieinIty
u Hcllebeke. which was driven pfL
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

nF DAVID BIrr ". - - NinstAl- es-
ssTiler ot ssase HOSPITAL UHit W a.
announces the conpieJior 81 TIE uns,
with siVt;- three physie. ans siNsS SIX
r.irsev ar5 49, enlisted nlyr- n BAR
row 5 slbScfrs orders Tor the unly 4.
.rerort Tor a hrisf preliminary grsiusrS
is-foss p wing a. On e1ilS t&le OK
France.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

Was Ieaghed AZ Washington las night
by A conference =6f operators and Hl- .
nsrs- The iacreases sdd 10 CENTS t0l
70. The present IaT Tor rick ~ 4 ma
chine miHirg, Is Per cent Tor sar1ag
ana dad virG, and Silica day f,r al-
81 He'd lsbqF Tr7ppsrs " ul.eet 5 cents
incr-ase, and other boys 81 TIE new
conl'act = for The period % the war
prS yided that does mot eGcesG tvn
years. l.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

IG r-sEine p0blic an accent q an
aciier between an Ariersesn Vatrsh,I
and German stbuArine. NaSS ~,
g.irtsaeat orhc.ais ayutd ans claim ih4s
The U-Da1t WIS dss:rnyet a.thN2sl
X.ce NGmi-aI SIMS 7t1fcatet rs 5E-
LIEF that a victory had heea s,sor,st
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

Gen. Hale - eNpc>tcq % epeu the rail-
gtSry ban 70 h givsn II she srmosS
October u
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12
BIG sENDY NEWS
Louisa. Kentucky


In-losed find $780,. to
hTy 1880. packages Of to-
baeeo Cpipe or cigarette tobacco
or plug ehewinaI or cigarettes
through The Courier Journal and
Louisville Times Our Boys In
France Tobacco Fund for Amer
lean fighting men IN France
understand trat each dollar
buys four packages. each with a
retail value Of forty-five or fifty
ceats, and that in each Of my
psckages VIII De placed a post
card, addressed TO me. on which
my unknown friend. the soldier.
will agree 20 send me message
Of thanks.
Name ..s....... ....-....-...,
Street or RIDING. ..............
City and State ............
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

OLD NEWSPAPERS FOR SALE AT
THIS OFFICE
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

= rOllcy % holding on and waItirg
has been advised by Field Marshal von
.Hindenhufg according 10 a Berlin dis
patc' % Amsterdam &c. IS c0ntinn4
70 ~ victorious and hold our peace, p
~ STA.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

II Prussia a Coalition Cahi1et his
been formed with ~ kereEssy as
EreH.ier, u J-yiihstaRding IN delaal
SoVetarr eut shgdld be cousiitl TEL with
~ tue sane ion - the en- gFess 3lrlr-
while firthce trduole has brosyE "a.
IN Turkestan. Whser q r-vri uii...trt
fit3seuaert vas started in TIE eerlF
"a es 5gl iate- NSs suppressed a +
P assam tc,err Hlent hiss Rov q e4rssl
tfal - We ~. Na- exists IN tr4t re-
gion
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

tsiy BaS4y ~ which sEe drafted nt
ia -ysry csHfo1mehI All. he .ttti sa
csn5g.9are thfjr d,suart q .i4tt9 h
c4ettlEls - tsds y g!&ns - Z ifosl
.-l-@stie s4r.ipa ~ the cause fcr u.l.sh.
Ihey are taz4rg IN rms
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

Victories scored By the British forces
during the past fortnight threatenlie
tige German Submarine bases on the
Belgian Coast are conclusive indica
"a rs q allied superiority. the War d
partT,ens declares II a review Of TIA
var Operations issued las, right
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

The resoivfIon a9thorizing in4um
INTO Sei,Atot Ia F5lstte,s ~ Ran.
spsech and . committee. reIatt iet4I
ius ,kat action On d's,oyalil .rVItt :
tons sg inst Senator stone Is neg Wal,
raute1 ,Nesrc adopted oy tie SfHat,
last nSeht si'h5lt debate Arrange
ntAcs we've a2di % remi, SsHatas
Il lpl=ite u make g tf.res uoit
sEcech - aEsIfsr 20 Ms criitcs, raElH.
tp'o holr< fer replies bsf-re n hoo
81 f-r - .slr1,6e1I Of ''oIisress
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

q fepfrt c'ruerdinE GcvernneIs
Operation q me print paPsr ana pulp
Industries daring the war and ariairn.
ing what i calls the defiant attitude
~ Friut paper producers was filed Dr.
the seiiate Printing Committee The
repeFr says TIA; the producers Ia their
greed Tor excessive profits have i'm
nosed q most Unjust burden IN inc
press
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

The date - thtt f6,s,l Iat.trty y 81
eausE4isn has eea sdtaucsr lroli 0t
,p6er = = q 10 octet-r {, Is.
II III II c5rtilCt w.tG he f9ou csi,.
y rv- ION cInnaIzr already plauFs
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12

Ten ~ tie nstraes on trial at Belle
vile H. a. alleged accessories in ths
murder TX Police Objective Ccppedge
Of East s. Louis. last July I. we're
found guilS Yesterday end the penalty
az each wis fiNet at fourteen ye,ars
imprisofmt Three negroes were ac-
quilted
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-10-12
Total
REsoURCEs

STATE OF KENTUCKY
COUNTY OF LAWRENCE. IS
L NJ F. Conley, Cashier Il the
that the above statement Is true 70
Subscribed and sworn tQ before
me this zist d9y % sept 1915
Nv commission. expires Jan u. 1915
Al CARTER
notary Public.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-09-21
SEATTLE STRIKERS
GAIN FIRST POINT

Seattle. Wash Five thousand strik'
Ing carpenters. Joiners and helpers won
the frs, point here Monday when one
of the largest steel shipyards in the
city agreed to use only lumber cut in
eighthour mills.
Other shipsards and contractors
stood pat" and as result most con
tracing Jobs in the city were idle
while the shipyards either worked
with reduced crews. or not at all.
The strike is an effort to assist
striking mill and forest workers to
obtain an eighthour day in northwest
mills.
The |. W. VS.. who have been ac'
tive In the camp and mill strike, held
an all.day meeting in Seattle Sunday
at which a plan to strike on the JOB
was discussed and agreed upon.
The |. w. W.'s plan to resume work
and to cease at the end of eight hours
of work each day.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-09-21
SWEDEN REALIZES
SERIOUS SITUATION

Stockholm Sweden realizes the
seriousness Of the situation created by
the regent disclosures al Washington
regarding the transmission Of German
dispatches and expects TO take all
steps possible TO put matters right.
Foreign Minister Llndman stated dur
Ing an informal talk All transmission
of German dispatches had been stop
ped. he said. and Germany had been
asked for au explanation Of the abuse
OF the privileges formerly extended
The foreign minister. during the en-
tire conversation, seemed imbued with
TIE desire to see the situation cleared
rp fully and completely on a basis
satisfactory 10 the United States and
Sweden. and IN n way TO permit the
continuance OF the most friendly. cor
dial relations with the American GOV
crnment and people.
AS soon az was informed OF Sec
rotary Lanslngs statement" he said,
ii Immediately gave orders to cease
this practice. This would have been
done earlier as "a matter Of course had
my attention been called TO the unde
sirahlilty Of the practice
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-09-21
PRICE PUT ON AMERICANS
German officer to Give 400 Marks for
First Foe Taken.

British Headquarters 10 France and
Belgium. military authorI.
ties on the western front have shown
concern about the imminence Of the
American army's entry into the fight
ing by offering rewards for the pro.
duction Of the first American prison.
srs. The general commanding the
eleventh reserve division recently put
the price OF 400 marks on the first
American soldier brought dead or
alive. into his lines.
This information has been disclosed
by the diary OF Prussian sergeant Of
the tventy.third reserve infantry reg.
iment lie wrote at the end Of July:
We are supposed 20 have had Amer.
leans opposite us for some time now.
and two divisions Of Portuguese on
our right. The man who brings In the
first American. dead or alive, TO head
quarters has been promised the iron
cross OF the first class. 400 marks and
IA days leave"
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-09-21
CONGRESS HOPES TO
ADJOURN IN OCTOBER
CIoture May Be Resoried to y
Necessary to Speed Up
Action on Bills.

Washington. - Congressional plans
contemplate adjournment early In oc-
tober.
Speed in the senate alone IL essen
tial to carrying this plan into effect.
The house has almost completed It's
work and conferees are making all
possible haste 10 reach agreements on
measures that have passed both
houses
Indications are that the senate viii
cooperate, as 1t rushed through the
trading with the enemy and the war
bond bills last week In record time
and has taken hold OF the soldiers and
sailors insurance bill. one Of the two
remaining big measures IL has TO pass.
with an apparent determination to ex.
pedite consideration Of IT, Cloture
may be resorted TO II necessary.
Agreement on the war credits bill
authorizing s1l.53s.OOo,0OO Of new
bonds and certificates was reached
BY senate and house conferees with
no change in the issues proposed.
Carrying s7.O0O.0 100000. the war de-
ficiency bill is in the senate's hands,
following its passage by the house
without a dissenting vote. The sen
ate probably will act promptly after
its appropriations committee, which
is now considering the bill, reports.
The committee began hearings ON
the bill with Secretary Baker appear.
ing as the first witness. The bill is
the biggest money measure in Ameri-
can history. Among the larger items
OF appropriation are:
Shipping board. s1,749,00O,OOo; for
tifications. 100000; emergency
funds. s2O0,O00.O0O; torpedo boat de
stroyers, $235 100000. and machine
guns, $685., 100000.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-09-21
PRESIDENT RETURNS
FROM VACATION

Washington.-President Wilson was
back at his desk Monday to find war
work far advanced and congress show.
ing signs OF early adjournment. After
10 days rest, a cruise on the Mayflow.
er and visit with Colonel House, the
president is feeling fit.
He let congressional leaders know
that he wants action this session on
the soldiers and sailors insurance bill
and has other legislation pending
which might prevent adjournment
early i'll October.
One of the biggest jobs ahead OF
the president this week is determine
ton of fair retail price on bitumln-
GUS and anthracite coal His procla
nation is expected before October I.
A gross margin of from $i.50 to -
per ton for retail coal dealers is uR-
derstood to be favored by Fuel Admin
istrator Garfield. -
The consumer who carts away his
own coal probably will receive slight
reduction.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-09-21
TRIP TO COAST is PLANNED
Shipping Board Hopes to Settle
Coast Strike on Seattle Basis

Washington. -- Strikes Ill Faclll0
coast shipyards holding government
contracts having assumed such sert
Gus proportions, Chairman Hurley OF
the federal shipping board, announced
that he was considering going to san
Francisco late this week in an at
tempt to settle the trouble.
Strikes at Seattle, Portland. Los
Angeles, san Francisco and other
places on the Pacific coast now are
holding up about II per cent of the
government ships under construction.
The shipping board hopes to settle
all on a basis to be determined Tor
Seattle yards within few days,
Reports reached the board that the
San Francisco strike was prompted
partly by an erroneous impression on
the part of the union leaders that the
high wage scale granted by a single
Seattle shiphuilding company had
been agreed to by all and ratified by
the government.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-09-21
urae Special Session of Legislature

Portland, Or-,By the unanimous
adoption of motion. offered by vii,
liam +. Woodward and vigorously
seconded by Mayor Baker, the mem
bers' council of the Portland chamber
of commerce at its weekly luncheon
requested Governor Withycombe i'm.
modiately to convene the oregon leg,
islature in special session for the
purpose of enacting appropriate leg
islation for the financial assistance of
dependent relatives of the soldiers
and sailors who have enlisted from
this state.
The Weston leader. [volume] (Weston, Umatilla County, Or.) 189?-1946, 1917-09-21
CAMP READY FOR $4,000
Men Of Various States VIII Ne
Gr6uped Together.


Grouped Together.
Tacoma, Wash-Orders have been
received at Camp Lewis to break up
the companies into skeleton organiza'
tions of 80 men each to prepare fol
the new draft of $4,000 men. Men 0.
Washington, Oregon, Idaho and Alas
ka will be grouped together when the
new draft arrives, and as far as posi-
bic the men of the same cities and
towns will be together
Northern California will be a dis
trict by itself and southern California
another district. The fourth district
will include Nevada, Utah, Wyoming
and Montana. The arrivals will total
$500 day. Arrangements have been
made for large receiving shed near
the entrance. 1t is thought the entire
$4,000 will be handled as easily as the
first 5 per cent,