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The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-06
JOHNSON m CHICAGO IEAGUE.

Chicago, June b.-George johnson,
an umpire released by the American
association in line with Its plans to
keep down expenses during the war, is
officiating at semi-pro games In the
Chicago City league.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-06
MISS FULTON ELECTED.
Heads the North Dakota Collegiate
Alumni Association.

Grand Forks, n. D., June 6.-r-Dean
Ella L. Fulton heads the North Dakota
branch Of the Association of Coll
Alumnae as the result of the election
held in the women's league rooms at
the university this week. The other
officers are Mrs. F. c. Maesse, vice
president; Mrs. Edmond Hitchcock,
secretary, and Mrs. F. F. Stokes,
fraqGIrrar
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-06

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Summary: Home runs, Meissner,
Hewitt; two-base hits, Meixell, Haley
hits, Thomas, Boil; stolen bases, Boil;
bases on balls, Haley /; struck out
Thieman 6. Haley g.; hit by pitcher,
Lenahan, Brautigan, Meixell, Haley.
Time OF game, 1:50. Umpire, Davey.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-06

At ST. Louis r. HI T..
Boston 1880. 100 col 600 90
ST. Louis ~ 020 900 600 01-3
Batteries Tyler, Raglan and TRACES
ser: Meadows and Snyder.
No other games played
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-06
HALEY BREAKS
WINNING STREAK
OF MINOT CREW
Pitches Fargo oorhead to
s to 4 in the Stadium
Tuesday
MEIXELL'S WORK rs
FEATURE OF GAME
Picks Off Several Impossible
Chances and Hits the
Pill Hard
THE STANDING.
Tuesday's ReauIts.

Tuesdays Results.
Warren, o.; Winnipeg, is.
Minot, 4; Fargo Moorhead, 6.
Games Today.
Warren at Winnipeg.
Minot at Fargo Moorhead (play
$3.50 o'clock in Fargo college
stadium.)
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-06
At New York
nsf~ak 1-r1n
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
At CINCINNATI

New York ss..... 101 600 021-5
Cincinnati ...... 100 210 002--6 IL
Batteries-Schupp, Smith and Nc
Carthy; Schneider, Mitchell and Clarke
HUM.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-06

For Quick Results Use The Fargo
Forum Wants.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-06

Tire for EUevV Need OF Price and Use
sNobbR Chain Royal Cord sUscO' Plain
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1917-06-06

United States TUBES and TIRE ACCESSORIES HaUs
All the Sterling Worth and Wear that Make
United States Tires Supreme
Evening journal., 1917-05-11

COLONEL f. FRANKLIN GHPIN IN
STOWN AND, AS USUAL, OPEN FOR
PROMOTION OF MERIT OR STOCK
SELLING PROPOSITION. 1916 WEST
STREET.
Evening journal., 1917-05-11

Hire a Want Ad go. between when vo,
nave pressing need and you will profit
by the adventure. va
Evening journal., 1917-05-11
MANY STUDENTS Will
/. CO TO TRAINING CAMP
Large Number of Delaware
College Men Ordered to
Report at Camp
Myer Monday
M'AVOY AMONG
THOSE SELECTED
specIal to THE EvpNING JouRNAL

Special to THE EVENING JOURNAL.
NEWARK, May 11.-Many or the
students and graduates OF Delaware
OllCoge who have been taking the
special course in military training at
the college and were recommended by
Lieutenant William f. Hoey, military
instructor for the officers training
camp at Fort Myer have received no
tice that they have been accepted and
TO report TO the camp next week. Some
of the notices came yesterday and
others are expected today, but as
they are being scns direct to the
homes OF the applicants, Il will not
likely be until tomorrow that the col
lege authorities will know definitely
just who has been ordered to report
to the training camp.
The college baseball team will be
hit hard as both Coach W. j. Nc
Avoy and Captain Harold w. Hor-
sey, the star left fielder of the team,
have been notified to report to Camp
Myer It is also pOssibl- that one or
more OF the baseball squad track men
will be included in the contingent
from the local college. This, however.
is not TO interfere with schedules, as
both the baseball and track schedules
Will be played out.
In addition to Coach McAvoy and
Captain Horsey, other students and
graduates who have received notice to
report to the officers training cam
are: +. Tracy Campbell. j. Wilson
.O'Daniel George Harvey Ferguson,
John p. Gum, John A. Hopkins. Jr.
Morris r. Mitchell. +. Earl Plumley
George G. Brewer, Leon 3. Stayten. J.
A. Mather and j. Alexander Crothers
Most OF those who have been ac-
cepted will leave for Fort Myer. which
is on the Potomac River below Wash
ington, Sunday afternoon. Lieutenant
sent in thirty-three names and Il is
expected that about twenty-five of
Evening journal., 1917-05-11
CONSUMPTION ACE
SET At Il TO 80
Congress Conference Agrees
on Many Changes and
Bill Goes in Today
INCREASE PAY FOR
MEN OF SERVICE

WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE army
conscription bill upon which con-
ferees agreed yesterday will probably
be laid before Congress this afternoon
for final approval
The bill. as agreed on, fixes the age
limits for conscription at 2l and 80
years inclusive making 10 applicable
TO all voters under the age OF 81 ne
exemptions remain virtually the
same. but provision is made Tor the
creation of an elaborate system or
boards TO decide upon exemptions ana
for boards of appeal in each federal
judicial district.
From the bill as agreed on by the
conference committee several senate
amendments in addition to those pro-
Nding for the authorization OF tne
Roosevelt plan have been eliminated.
The Fall amendment providing ioI
the raising OF three regiments ios
guarding the Mexican border, anu anu
the Curtiss amendment, proViolns
that those who submit voluntarily 70
draft may be designated as haNns
volunteered, were thrown INTO tne
discard. As rewritten, the prohlDlllon
amendment makes II a misdemeanoI
10 sell LIQUOR to soldiers In uniform
but does ont contain the restrict'on
regarding the gift Of liquor
The provision 20 give the chleis Oh
bureaus Of the War Department the
rank and pay Of Maior-General was
also dropped in conference. several
provisions were inserted in the olil
md several were rewritten ana en-
banded. Among these are the lol-
lowing pno.,.
provision authorizing the Presi.
emf to change the makeup OF military
nnifs. brigades. divis ons ana army
rorps. and specifically to add TO each
Infantry an cavalry brigade three ma
chine gun companies. and TO each lu-
fantry and cavalry division tOur ma
chine gun companies, and to organize
Cor each division an armored mo'or
rar machine gun company
A provision directing that so ier as
he interests OF the service permit OF
ranizations shall be composed as iar
hs possible OF men and officers VINO
tonne from the same state or iocaii'y'
A provision m aking persons eN
lmpted because of their religious
hews liable for noncombatant service
A provision authorizing the Presi
lent to establish boards the members
N which shall be chosen from loca.
authorities. one for each county and
me for each 10000 OF population in
he cities, TO determine exemptions
board OF appeal is authorized Tor
zach Federal Judicial District
A provision permitting persons tenn
borariiy absent from their places OF
fesidence to register by mall.
The bill as agreed upon hNes the
late Of pay for soldiers as follows
An enlisted men OF the army in ac-
live service whose base pay does not
exceed S2f month shall receive an
Increase OF so a month; those whose
base paw is s24, an increase Of IS a
month: those whose base nay is $50,
s36 or $40. an increase Of S6 a month
and those whose base pay is $40 or
more. an increase OF s. a month: pro-
Vided that the increases OF pay hereln
authorized shall not enter into the
Evening journal., 1917-05-11
PERSONAL THOUGHTS
Written for Evening Journal
By James n. CrOzier.

When all these cold. wet days are gone
! hope l will get well.
But just when that shall be, it
Is what / can never tell,
l feel all things are for the best,
He doeth all things right;
And when I'm covered up IN bed
Can sleep right good all night.
And while I'm housed and can't 90 out
Somehow l feel it's right;
l eat and sleep and feed the birds,
Thank God, l yet can write.
Ihere're many things I'd like to do,
But can't while l have pain:
l thank the Lord and trust in Him
To make me well again.
Inank God for many friends have
Who sympathize with me.
Ihey know that when my pain is gone
Ihat in my church I'll be.
Ihank God have happy home.
And many friends are there
VINO know just how I suffer,
And OF me take best Of care.
Ihank God for blessings 1 enjoy
All prompted from above;
Ihey touch a chord within my heart,
ana come from those I love.
Evening journal., 1917-05-11
400 ship PLANT WORKERS
OUT FOR Increase IN PAY

CHESTER. Pa, May Wednes-
day labor troubles at the Chester
shipbuilding Company. when some OF
the iron workers stopped working
under the present wage scale. reach
ed a climax yesterday when a total
Of 400 stayed out. A 10 per cent. raise
was asked by tho riveters, bolters and
laborers.
According to W. Copeland. the sec
retary, no effort has been made TO
import workmen. nor has there been
anything done toward granting the
men the raise. The company has con-
tracts according to a recent state
ment' for twenty-eight vessels mostly
'ankers. Several others are freight
ers for American concerns.
Evening journal., 1917-05-11
HEALS RUNNING SORES
And CONQUORS PILES

Also stops itching Of Eczema in Few
Days.
81 feel it my duty to write you let
ter Of thanks for your wonderful Peter
sons Ointment. I had running sore on
my left leg for one year. began 10 us'
Peterson's Ointment three weeks ago and
now it is healed. "a c. 6ilbrsth, 7os
Reed St. Erie, Pa.
Ia rather get letter ike that. says
Peterson, than have John D. Rockefeller
give mo thousand dollars. u does me a
lot Of good to be able TO be Of use 70
my fellow man.
For years have been selling through
druggists a large box Of PETERsON'S 8
OINTMENT for 25 cents. The healing
power in this ointment is marvellous
Eczema goes in a few days. Old sores
heal up like magic; piles that other RENE
dies do not seem to even relieve ars speed.
ily conquered.
Evening journal., 1917-05-11

these have been accepted when all ara
heard from. "'' ''ie .
while the departure of these college
students will greatly deplete the hat
SalS tallon OF cadets, most of those leaving
work at the college viii be continua5
until the end of the term.
me annual government inspection
OF the cadets is scheduled for Nav 23
and "a Lieutenant Hoey has planned
sPeciaI military work preliminary to
tnis inspection, for Monday and Tues
day OF next week and these plans will
pc carried out. On Monday the cadets
VIII be taken on a hike into the
country and will spend the dav there
taxing their lunches with them. They
VIII be reviewed in various branches
OF military work during the two davs
students who so to Fort Myer will,
be given credit for their work for the
remainder Of this term,
Evening journal., 1917-05-11
WRINKLES

wrinkles disagure. aud = dry, sailow
rourh skin spoils any woman's good looks.
Bro those whose skin has reached this con.
niiion We suggest tho application Of Usit
pure nut.on. liquid preparation (uOt q
pream or pastel. It Is tho only thing that
pin feed the hungry. dry skin back to
youthful smoothnsss. freshness. and plump
peas. and drive away disaFuring wrinkles
fhst come 80 quickly when the akin is not
properly nourished.
A few applications oi Uht provs ~.
prorlh. and In reasonable time brings won.
herful results. 10 is necessary to apply
~ only a. night when retiring. n r. Dan.
forth or any frst class dealer can supply
ti. it is splendid skin food. daintily
berfumed. and fine treatment also for
frscbies, blaekheads and many forms Of
bczems.
Evening journal., 1917-05-11
Wonderful Skin and
Wrinkle RemoVeKs

The method of removing bad compiezions
by absorption seems 10 have come into gen
eral use In this country Ordinary merco.
lized WAY, applied nightly like cold cream
and erased mornings with warm water,
gradually absorbs the COARSE faded or dis.
colored outer film skin in almost invisible
particles Soon there's brand new com
pleNion. formed by the younger. healthier
underskin. No cosmetic or artificial treat.
ment can possibly produce a complexion Of
such radiant, youthful loveliness. Druggists
all have mercolzed wax; it Is seldom that
more than one ounce is necessary
Thousands have also reported great sue.
cess with the famous saXOlite wrinkl ere
moving formula. One ounce OF pure nov
dered saxolhe is dissolved in a half,piui
witch hazel and the solution used a. ,
face wash. The effect is almost magical
The deepest wrinkles and crows feet a,
well as the finest lines-whether due I,
age Illness weather or worry-are immedi
ately affected No one need hesitate 10 trl
this simple lotion, as IL won't harm an,
skin.
Evening journal., 1917-05-11

computation OF continuous service
pay.
Exemptions from the selective draft
were left virtually as originally sug-
solutely exempt include officers OF the
United States and territory. Ministers
students Of recognized divinity or
theological schools and members OF
any we'll recognized religious sect or
organization at present organized
whose existing creed" forblds par
ticipation in war.
Evening journal., 1917-05-11
Necessity MOTHERED
ERNIE HAINES' Scheme
BY The United Press.

TOLEDO, May Ito Ernie Haines
goes the palm. Awakened early by
the Growing Of a rooster. Ernie Law
in bed. watching and studying the
brute.
He noted that whenever the cock
crowed II stretched its neck TO the
fullest extent.
"Ahl' brcathed Ernie, "Ir harness
him."
So Ernie stretched elastic bands
from a belt over the ROSTERS head
to a strap about its body. This makes
it impossible for the rooster to crow,
thus allowing Ernie to sleep.
Evening journal., 1917-05-11

This picture is the latest Of General
Bell taken as he took up his new
duties as head Of the Department Of
the East. with headquarters in New
York, succeeding Major General Leon
ard Wood.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-03
INTERFERES
WITHFARM TRIP

The rain on last Thursday
night and the unsettled wealth
er on Friday morning prevent
ed the farmers and business
men from accompanying the
visitors on the farm inspection
trip. Prof. Morgan, Mr.. Knox,
Mr.. Nichol and Mr.. Carter,
with the county agent, and Mr..
Chas. Rea made the entire trip
and report that the farms Wis
tied were in good shape and
present good crops and cattle.
Mr.. Knox and Prof. Morgan
each expressed himself in a
speech to the citizens of Dres-
den that night, that they had
never enjoyed a day so much
as they had that day and COM
mended this section of the
county on it's wonderful re-
sources. The corn club acres
visited were all in fine condi-
ton and proved the good work
of the boys as we'll as that OF
the men.
It has been suggested that
trip of this nature be made
over the western and southern
sections of the county.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-03
BIG AUTOMOBILE
ADVERTISEMENT

Today's issue of the Enter
prise carries a two-page adver-
tisement of the Chevrolet au-
tomobile, R. E. Gardner, St.
Louis, manufacturer, and Tom
Wood, Martin, and DR.. B. S.
Mayo, Dresden, local distrib-
utors.
The advertisement shows the
very latest Chevrolet automo-
bile just as it is. Last year, we
had the pleasure of tour all
through the large Chevrolet
plant in st. Louis, noting the
care with which every car is
assembled, ana CnaC every car,
before shipment, is thorough
lily tested by skilled engineers
for defects. The Chevrolet has
proven a popular car in Weak
ley county, the sales exceed
ing the supply some times
Only this week Messrs. WOOD
and Mayo went to st. Louis at
ter a car load of them, but
we're not able to find a Chew
rolet in the entire city-eithel
at the plant or at any of the
dozens of salesrooms in the
city. Thus it may be seen the
demand is as great in St. Louis
for the Chevrolet as in Weak
ley county.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-03
HKINS NOMINATED
LEWIS DEFEATED
Nomination for Circuit Iudgeship Goes to
Senator Elkins. Lewis Carries
-Four Counties.
BOB FREEMAN IS NOMINATED FOR REGISTER

Saturdays primary election
resulted in the nomination OF
Senator Elkins for the Judge
ship of the Fourteenth judicial
circuit over judge Jones and
Col. Coover. Mr.. Elkins car
ried every county in the circuit,
except Lake, which went to
Judge Jones by an overwhel-
ming majority
Mr.. Lewis was defeated for
chancellor by small majority.
However, he carried fohr GOT
of the seven counties of the di-
vision. Mr.. Lewis carried
Obion county over his oppo-
nent by a majority Of 836 ,
Lake by IA; Weakley by S22,
while his majority in Fayette
is not known at this time.
The race for county office
resulted in the nomination OF
that political war horses Bob
Freeman, for register; W. W.
House for circuit court clerk,
and Leak Hill for county Judge,
In the Seventh district H. j
Butts, J. R. McClain and N
NJ. Tucker were nominated fol-
justices of the peace, while
Jim Heathcott and A. L. Kill.
Hebrew were nominated fol
constable, this district being
allowed two.
The election all over the
county passed off quietly anc
without the least bit of fric'
ton.
It has been impossible to ge'
the full vote in the constitu
tional convention election, bu'
there is enough to show tina
the iniquitous proposition wa
dealt a solar plexus blow tina
kills it for many years to come
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-03
OUR FIGHTING
FORCES AT KOZY

Lester McCuan, the Kozy's
energetic manager, always on
the lockout for something
good, has secured the film,
"Our Fighting Forces" for his
theatre next Tuesday, in add
ton to his usual program, with
no increase in admission
Our Fighting Forces is a
two-reel preparedness picture,
made under authority Of the
government. It gives a COM
prehensive and highly inter
esting insight into the method
by which the United States is
making ready the army and
navy for their part in the con-
flict With Germany and Aus
tria. All the different branch
es Of the service are shown at
work, from the moment the
raw recruit is sworn in until he
becomes a first class fighting
man. The reels have been Be-
lected with care, and their
timeliness should make them
doubly interesting.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-03
BIC,
STOCK SALE HERE

Mr.. w. L. McCaleb, who
has achieved such remarkable
success with his stock sales in
Tennessee, Arkansas, Missouri
and Texas, was in Dresden on
Wednesday and informs the
Enterprise that his real estate
sale at Gleason on Tuesday
was a wonderful success, at
tracing a large crowd to town
and that the property sold
well, netting handsome pofit
for the promoters of the sale.
Mr.. Blair, the auctioneer, ex-
pressed himself as entirely sat
isfied with the results of the
Gleason sale.
McCaleb also states that he
contemplates a big cattle, po-
ny and sheep sale for Ores
den, to be held about the 18th.
He will sell a carload each of
ewes, registered and high
grade Jersey heifers and Shet-
land and WEIGH ponies, pro-
gided the sale is put on here.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-03
SCENES
ARE. ENACTED.
Wives, Mothers, Sisters land SWeetheats Of
COnSCipted Men Weep and Wall
as Names are Called.
LARGE CROWD IN TOWN ON THURSDAY.

Hoyt Stewart, of Martin,
was the first young man ex-
amined by the Weakley county
board on Thursday, when a
large crowd from all portions
of the county assembled in
Dresden in response to notices
sent out by the board.
Many women and children,
old men and young, and mid
dle-aged, came to town, and
about the headquarters of the
board a great crowd remained
during the day.
Sad, pathetic, heart-touch-
ing scenes were enacted by the
women and girls and men
hardened to life's battles broke
down and wept as the women
and girls-the mothers, wives,
sisters and sweethearts of the
conscripted young men-gave
vent to their feelings in weep
ing.
Drs. Little, Parish and Mayo
are conducting the physical ex-
aminations, while Messrs. Sud-
oath and Mitchell are looking
after the other matters, as
sisted by Miss Maud Mitchell.
The board asks the Enter
prise to state that no person
need appear here until the day
of his examination, for which
he will receive a signed notice.
When you come, and if you
expect to file claim Of exemp-
ton, you are requested to
bring all exemption proof with
you. You will be allowed just
two days after appearance be-
fore the board Tor examination
in. which to file exemption
claims.
Up to z2o'cloch 20 had been
Examined; Is claimed exemp-
t.o4 and two failed on the
physical examination.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-03
MARRIAGE OF A
POPULAR COUPLE

The most brilliant and elab-
orately planned social event in
Dresden in many months was
the nuptial event on Tuesday
evening of Mr.. Cornelius
Wakefield and Miss Mary
Mayo, solemnized at the home
of the brides parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Mayo. Rev. G. 7.
Mayo, uncle of thebride, Off
ciated in a beautiful and i'm
pressive ceremony.
For the happy event the
Mayo home had been artistic
ally decorated, and a large as
sembly of friends and relatives
of the contracting parties at
tended the marriage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wakefield left
on the Dixie Filler for st. Louis,
and after remaining there sew
eral days and visiting other cit
les and points of interest, they
will return to Tennessee and to
Nashville, which is to be their
home.
Mr.. Wakefield is the trav-
cling representative of the well
known Loose-Wiles people,
manufacturers of the finest
cakes and crackers sold on this
market. He is a young man
Of sterling worth, evidenced by
THE esteem in which he is held
Oy his mouse. Ills lovely Drlde
is a social favorite in Dresden
She is rated one of our most
brilliant, fascinating and love-
ly young ladies.
The large collection of hand
some, costly and useful wed
ding gifts attest the popularity
of this most deserving young
couple, to whom the sincere
congratulations and best wish
es of a host of friends is eX'
, tended.
Dresden enterprise and Sharon tribune. (Dresden, Tenn.) 1907-1997, 1917-08-03
RALLY
MARTIN, AUG. IS.

Aug. Is, has been set as the
date for the farmers educa-
tional day at the n, G. & st.
Z. Demonstration Farm, at
Martin. There will be an all
day program, consisting OF
lectures and inspection of
crops, variety tests, fertilizer
experiments and the various
other work that is being done
on the farm. Chief among the
speakers will be Prof. H. A.
Morgan and President Peyton
of the NJ, G. & st. L. railroad.
Not only will the farmers of
Weakley county be present,
but many from Carroll, Obion
and Lake. There will be spec
ial work for the ladies and a
canning contest by some of the
canning club girls. Demon
stration in the canning Of sew
eral vegetables and fruits will
be given and the use of can
ners explained.
IA special request has been
made to the Corn Club boys
aud Canning Club girls of this
and the adjoining counties tet
be present.
These boys will be giver
special work and entertain
ment. In view of the fact thai
the annual picnic day was no
favorable for a full attend
ance, this will afford the youni
people an opportunity to >holC
their summer convention witt
a full membership present,
It will be to the advantage
of every farmer, farmers wife
boy and girl to spend the eAtir'
day on this farm. Each ON
coming will bring a lunch o
basket of dinner. Ice waite
will be supplied in sbundanc,
by the local committee. * Re
member the date and arrang'
to be present.