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Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-02
Special Show in Eagle Hall

Every Saturday evening before the dance there will be special picture show in Eagle Hall for the benefit of Fort Liscum and our town pat rons at p. m. sharp starting tomor- row evening. Fine feature Buck shot John" and comedies.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-02
COUNTRY AWAITING THE
 ACTION OF ADMINISTRATION

PRESIDENT ADVISERS REFUSE DECLARATION. AND WHILE RUMOR CONJECTURE RIFE COURSE THE GOVERNMENT WILL PURSUE NoTH- OFFICIAL BEEN PERMITTED EsCAPE-sP SPECIAL SESSION CONGRESS ASSURED POINDExTER DUCEs BILL PROVIDING CONSTRUCTION EIGHTY sUBMA- RINEs-AMERICAN FLEET READINESS.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-02
Scheelite Ledge Investigated

5CHc0IC0 I1ouBe IHVoSIISHCcNI.
 The scheelite ledge on Rock creek, near Nome, which was opera,ed by Frank Shaw last summer. will be in- vestigated by Louis Stevenson. man. ager of the Pioneer company. He will take out a crew of men and sink shaft to determine the extent of the ore.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-02
Evans Due Tonight.

The steamer Admiral Evans is scheduled to arrive at Cordova about 3 o'clock this afternoon and is ex- pected to reach here sometime about midnight.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-02
Judge Brown Sails North.

Judge F. M. Brown of the District from Seattle on the Northwestern for Valdez, after spending a vacation of about six weeks in the States.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-02

FOR SALE+Sewing machine in good condition. Apply Mrs. c. How ard. kl0
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-02

w. N. Cuddy, manager of the Val deg Mercantile Company. will leave on the Alaska on a business trip to the States.
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-02

FOR RENT-Good cabins. $500 and up. Alaska Inv Go. 2t
Valdez daily prospector., 1917-02-02

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UNIVERSAL MILITARY
TRAINING ADVOCATED,

NEW YORK, March 30.vCniver-
sal compulsory military training With
the National Guard as a part Of the
Federal force, was recommended by
the unanimous vote OF the delegates
10 the national defense convention
OF the National Guard Association OF
the United States at It's closing SEES
sion here yesterday.
Members OF the universal service
COMMITTEES of veterans of the Ma
tional Guard and national militia
went on record as fayoring .univef-
sal military training and service un-
der exclusive Federal control, for
all male citizens of the United
States OF suitable age"
Delegates who attended the de-
Tense convention declared that the
significance of the resolution passed
by the veterans lay in the fact that
they favored compulsory laws, in
the fact that they favored compul-
sorry universal service under exclu-
sige Federal control. without part
Of the Federal force.
The resolutions presented to the
defense convention were amended SO
as to provide that the National
Guard be taken out Of the militia
class and become Veritable Federal
force, with such provision governing
the location of units. the appoint
ment Of officers and representatives
in the general staff AS the Congress
may prescribe.
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RED OAK MAN
DIES SUDDENLY
J. r. JORDAN, WELL KNOWN
FARMER. DROPPED DEAD Ar
HIS HOME WEDNESDAY.
street Lights Are Being Installed in
the Residence segfson 81 The
Tewn--hais Making
Improvements.

RED OAK, March 30 j. r. Jor-
Ian, a weil.knoWn farmer living on
Bear Greek Q few miles north Of
Red Oak, dropped dead at his home
Wednesday. Death was attributed
to heart trouble. Mr.. Jordan had
been in apparently good health, and
his death was a complete surprise
and great shock to his family and
friends. He was q Confederate vet
Gran. Funeral services were held
Thursday.
Street lights have been installed
In the business section for the con-
venience of the pedestrians. This
adds much TO the convenience of all
as we'll as demonstrating the public
spirit Of Red Oaks business.
G. NJ. Owen of near Palmer. who
was once manager OF our telephone
exchange, was seriously injured one
day last week by kick from a
horse. He is reported as doing very
well at present
Mr.. and Mrs. Ballard OF El paso
are here this week visiting with rela-
tiyes Mr. Ballard and his good
lady are old-time residents Of this
community.
Tho M, X. & T. railroad is having
quite lot OF repairs made on their
properties here which adds much to
the efficiency of their service to the
public.
The Methodist folks have Just fin
ished painting their parsonage, This
is good work and speaks well for
these good people.
NJ ". Payne LEFT Monday night
to attend the w o. ". State eoneen-
ton at Waco as delegate from
Red Oak Camp No. GAO.
Lee Wilson from the Grove Greek
community was Red OAK visitor
on wednesday.
W A, Wilson, an old-time Metho-
dist minister. preached 1t the Metho-
dist Church here Sunday night.
The Baptist ladies' arc planning
some improvements en- their church
house soon.
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afford to squander my time and
fan the risk Of losing heaven Then
you will do what every sane and
sensible man and woman ought 10
do, turn your back On those things
md fly to Christ.
Friends. If I should say that /
wanted TO buy the right arm OF
stiat young man, promising to pay
$4,000 in gold. or # / should say
70 that young lady want TO buE
your right eye and will give $25.-
COO in gold, he or she would say
taey ere not for sale, yet this bod
seen gees back to dust "a few
short years at most aid our loved
enes, with silent hearts. follow tee
tody to the gfaye-ti1at arm aud
al'at eye goes back to dust. yet
there is The spirit or ste souf
What are yoa going to do with that2
What arc you getting fer that which
f4es on through etepp;tv--frfends
for What are ven esllipg Your
scnls
..,4,., aa 49,. sa,,o,.a :, eoa u.s
he.i.,en 1T -, 80. : ~,
No., - - -. ~, a. ,,a,-a
-. 80 .es 49,. ,,,.1 ~ ~, ara
that NO. nnf orl,, rar,4a n no
celt Jesus. Int place some meaning.
less nothing alongside their immor.
some have sold out for a
sa,are meal a8a some de not Get that
arch II IT'S vonr aim % win the
,,orla ana forgst Jespe God saws de
part then what would qou give to
have yonr eonl hack again. to put
yonrself hacR into the world of OPP
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TIGERS WILL TAME
THE GIANTS TO-DAY

FORT WORTH, Texas. March SO.
There are several features to lend
special interest TO the game OF base
bah to be played here today between
the Detroit Tigers and the New York
Giants. One that should prove 8
strong magnet for drawing fans te
Panther park for the opening clash
in the new training stunt is the fact
that the two greatest outfields iii
the major circuits viii be seen in ae-
ton. What Grantland Rice thinks
OF this feature Of the game is shown
by the following paragraph
Those fan-tinted citizens from
Texas to Kansas will have the OPP
portunity OF watching two of the
greatest outfields in the game give
battle when the Giants and the Ii
gers start their exhibition swing.
with Cobb ard Veaeh tossed AGAINST
Robertson, Burns and Kauff, the
display Of pink fire should be one
OF the best of tAe year
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aposHs DEATH PENALTY
FOR tAQuoR SELLERS

1rAREZ. Mexico, March Se.--
General Murguia commander OF the
rtbeastern military zone. issued a
4.,erce March sS ordering that an
.s,o sa,d liquors of any kind TO be
mai 10 death at once, without trial
.eanies of this manifesto were re-
eeit ea here today in letters from 'ae
80 Genital ana IT was said In one
80 ,be letters that three saloehSeep-
"a. a. chihuahua city had been exc
s.,ea for violation of the decree.
which was made effective Mafeh 20
to April 1,
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HERE'S a HEN WHICH LAYS
So Eggs IN JUST SO DAYS

LEXINGTON, Ky. March 30,-A
worlds record was made here yes
terday in the international consecu-
tive egg laying contest when Lady
Walnut White Leghorn No. 7o7, laid
an egg.
1t was the eighty-third consecutive
day that this hen has produced an
egg. She is owned by pr, r, |, Ire
lsnd OF Louisville, Ky The best pre-
vious record was eighty-two eggs in
that many consecutive days.
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know anything about tile lottery
business and he did not want 10 risk
Fit.
Some people sell oat for the
things money viii buy. They want
70 play society. Jesus is speaking
g ron, What viii il profit you ii
yoa should gain the heights OF 90
eial ranks aud yet lose your own
soul. Oh, Jesus speak TO these PEG
pie here tonight
There are some who arc selling
oat through the pun Of the flesh.
There are certain indulgenees you
haze participated In until they have
grip on You. Some men swear.
They will tell you they could live a
Christian life II they could quit
swearing. Yon arc selling your soul
into hell because you can't give IN
swearing. Friends. it is an awful
thing to say take your Christ away
! can't give up swearing. | thank
God am not willing to sell my soul
SO cheap
Others will say, I think could
be a Christian ii | did not drink Do
you mean that you are selling out
Christ for the little qualification
that comes through drink?
Others will say I don't think a
man can be Christian and do the
things that / do. Had you rather
damn your soul than to give up
these little ursanctified pleasures?
God pity tbs man who lays those lit
tie things against the love of Jesus
God never permitted man to
live who was mean enough TO be
engaged in the saloon business.
t'If can get you to count the
cost in the fear OF God there Is not
one here but who would give your
heart to God. It seems that men and
women love pleasures rather than
God Instead Of these few days
given us to be prepared for the life
beyond the grave mon and women
seem to think il is given rs for
pleasure. This applies to thousands
in the church and out Of the church.
"some young girl win say | don't
believe one can be a Christian and
dance she won't give up her dane
ING. she is selling cut for the dance,
Young people the best you've got
IS none too good for Jesus.
Jesus viii never save you until
ne oatweighs ard outdraws every
tbiaS else. What have you to give
up give up yourself.
IF / could get you men enc wo-
men to do what God wants you TO do
couldn't get away from here on
Sunday. 1t is my definite plan to
% 10 Corsieana on Sunday. but ii
Yoa Christian people would pay the
price God asks and do your whole
d1ty. ii would he impossible to close
the meeting
when the evangelist asked that
all who could say they were Chris
tlans stand to their feet a great
many stood, which caused him to
say: If everybody who stood to
their feet we're really Christians and
Attire for God, much greater results
would have been accomplished in
this meeting | hope you under
tand clearly
Whaa The cali was made for sin
ners n large number responded and
tben when Q call wes made for
hqrch members to start anew still
others came forward and the after
meeting WAS a joyous one.
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|
!, - cIosing aags q the revival
...sr crest resals are being nc
.,ssaed. Old peopIe, middle
.sle an,l goang people are
H. oas On tie Lords side
their ives count for more
II frivolous things on which
Il, sala smiles. At lasf nigllf,s
H. probably sixtg persons re-
|ssiei 10 he can Of the eganselisf
II ppns forward for prayer anu
E,Iieaiiy ali Of shem made public
session II tae acceptance Of
f. Il their SAVIOR II WIS .
r. meeting, JUS the kind for
ssa tAe evangelist and christian
ssh haze been striving.
Ne subject for the sermon was
QeuHtirg tne Cost with tho re-
ksks of the evangelist clustered
.m lie 26th verse Of the 16th
kssgisr Of St Matthew, For what
nan pFofited. II he shall gain
i FAgia world. aud lose his own
esl Of. what shall a man give IN
erssase for his soui?4 This is
/ question Jesus is propoundins
goq, When amongst men Jesus
asas took pains to answer every
# Rh9 questioned concerning the
HI HI answered the woman a
b veil. The man born blind. the
HI young aeblemaa and all, II
stsFel not who came 10 Jesus
hi questions he always took
s d enswer, lie now turns t.
F9fla aud asks frankly the
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". Boggess, Dallas: ]. w. Simmonds,
Terrell. l.. G. Cone Jr.. San Antonio.
". b. Ferguson. city: J. N. EIkins.
Fort Worth. H. G, Davis. Dallas:
Milton GumbeL IyaIlas-
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HIGH SCHOOL ORATORS
ARE CONTRASTING TO-DAY.

FORT WORTH. Tex, March So
High school students win contest at
the Chamber Of Commerce. today for
the honor OF representing Fort
Worth In Texas interscholastic
League which will hold It's state
contests in Austin in May The stu
dents viii compete in defamation,
debate and spelling.
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Dallas; w. p. Coleman, Atlanta, Ca;
W. G. Huffman. Dallas. r. r. stan
defee. Hillsboro: w. G. Baird, Dali
las: e. T.. Willis, Waco. J. r. Wood,
Dallas; J. f. Ford and wife, Dal.as;
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NOTES.

Nv 49,
Attend the service tonight. The
shildren's chorus VIII sing.
There was a marked spirit OF
earnestness in the meeting last
night,
saturday viii be rest day, in prep
srsfion for the closing day on sun
day.
Three great mass meetings on
Sunday. The center section viii he
reserved Tor men at the afternoon
service.
The increase in personal work
uas very noticeable laat night and
56od results followed
The womeH's service Yesterday was
ths greatest of the series. The tab
onrnaclo was ruled and Tie response
- the call was gratifying
Yesterday vas great day in the
Are yoa doing your dead ieVel
bestq II not set busy now
Hear the children's chorus To-
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'counting The Cost
Subject OF Sermon

rpal NETTING nfaenhp y zhs WITH LAST NIGHT WHY
EVANGELIST PffAehhp his s'''a'tsf shhios = sXn
,,,rry, coME FORWARD
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Rogers Hotel Arrivals.

II. A. Rredon. Fort Worth ] d.
claybrooks New York; NJ. w. Branch
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-02-02
A Remarkable Picture

The much heralded and truly
magnificent film achievement of the
age is soon to have it's initial ap-
pearance in Kendrick. The most
stupendous cinema production of
modern times, Civilization" is
booked at the Grand Theatre for an
engagement of one day Wednesday
February 7th.
Far beyond any other attraction
of similar nature Civilization"
comes to bring home to every heart
its benign lesson of humanity, for
humanity first and always is its
theme. In order to visualize the
tremendous appeal for peace, Thos.
H. Ince, wizard of motion picture
craft, expended cool million doll
ars and built and destroyed whole
cities in his quest for realism.
Into the mighty oceans depths he
delved, into the air he scared and
upon the face of the earth he re-
produced battles and in mimic war.
fare succeeded in depicting with
marvellous fidelity, what might be
the actual war which at present
shakes the world.
The cast includes Herschell May.
all, Enid Marley, Howard Hick-
man, Lola May, George Fisher,
Chas. X. French, j. Frank Burke,
J. Barney Sherry, Jerome Storm
and Ethel Ullman.
Reserved seats on sale at Roberts
Confectionery, seat sale will begin
tomorrow. silt
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Here S A Truth

The store that does business on a
credit basis is built around the 10y
atty Of it's customers.
We grant credit because we have
confidence in a customers reputa-
tion, and because we believe that
the customer will stand by us.
The promptness with which you
pay your bills largely determines
the promptness with which we pay
ours.
When we pay ours bills promptly,
we get advantage Of certain dis.
counts-of certain special prices,
at times-and we are, therefore,
able to buy our goods at material
reduction in average cost. Hence
we sell at lower prices, and you get
the benefit.
When you do not pay promptly
eiteer we are unable to pay prompt.
ly, or we have to dig into our CAPT.
tai. Either way, our business stuff
ers. When you do pay promptly
we can pay promptly. We can rem
der you better service at lower
prices. We benefit. So do you.
Maybe you have never thought
of the matter in this way!
But there's dollars-and-cent.
value, as we'll as genuine service
value to you when you pay your
bills promptly. 5-1t
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The Red
Cross Pharmacy
The Makesi it Right People.
Presbyterian Church

DR.. Smith will preach at II :OC
A. M. Sunday School at 1000 A
M. Jr. Christian Endeavor at 2 80.
Sr. Christian Endeavor at $50.
The Junior and Senior Christian
Endeavors will give a special pro.
gram on next Sunday evening.
There will be readings, quartets,
duets and solos as well as fine Choir
us singing. This being the 36th
anniversary of the Christian En-
deavor. 1t will delight everyone
to see and hear the Juniors half
hours entertainment.
DR.. Smith gave the congregation
an outline of the remodeling of the
church which will cost we'll up to
$500. And the best ever-three-
fourths of the money is subscribed
and many more to see. Remember
we start out of debt and will end
so. We are meeting with unex-
pected success. Not everyone has
turned the project down. The
church with the additions, the base
ment, the heating plant and the
Sunday School room, will be a gem.
The following officers were elect
ed and ordained and installed:
Elders, Today Long and John
Christensen. Deacons, G. G. Old
field and DR.. A. w. Patton. Dea.
coness, Mrs. Shoemaker and Mrs.
Candee. Trustees, Mr.. Lutz and
Mr.. Shoemaker. This gives us 16
The Kendrick gazette. [volume] (Kendrick, Idaho) 1892-1968, 1917-02-02

Some very extensive improve
ments are to be added to Kendrick
if number of plans that are being
talked of materialize. The Gazette
predicts that Kendrick will add at
least 100 people to it's population
before the first of next year. Ev-
erything points toward one of the
most prosperous years in the hist
DRY of Kendrick and the Potlatch
country.
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Methodist Church
KENDRICK

KENDRICK
Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Junior Epworth League 2:30 P. M.
Prayer meeting Thursday 1880 P. M.
Evening preaching 1880 P. M.
Subject: Plain talks to girls.
AMERICAN RIDGE
Sunday School 1000 A. M.
Preaching Feb. a HOO A.. M.
FAIRVIEW
Sunday School 200 P. M.
Preaching Feb. II 800 P. M.
Epworth League 7:3O P. M.
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OF both. When a community can
be brought to the point of dismiss
ing prejudice and suspicion and to
practicing sincerity, fairness and
unselfishness, then and not until
then will it prosper and develop as
it should, not only in financial
way, but Intellectually and morally
as we'll.
"Silent picketing at the White
House." How can women, espec-
tally suffragettes, keep quiet so
long? 1t is certainly a great cause
that compels such sacrifices.
The real friends of suffrage are
not the ones who are aiding and
abetting those poor deluded suffra-
gettes who are putting themselves
in the way of the President and
others who must go in and out at
the White House. The real friends
of suffrage are ashamed Of such
simple actions.
1t seems now assured that suf-
ficient appropriation for good
roads will be made by the present
legislature. 1t is believed that
sufficient sum will be set aside to
match the federal appropriation
dollar for dollar. Surely this
would be wise economy without
reference to the amount of such ap-
preparation.
Should the good roads movement
be pushed to it's logical conclusion
and the laborers employed at times
out of the regular busy seasons
what god send that would be to
the whole state. There would then
be plenty of work from one end of
the year to the other and the state
would be benefited, not only to the
extent of having good roads but in
the economic employment of it's
laborers as we'll.
There is large map of the state
of Idaho recently issued but it is
not good to look upon. 1t shows
that Idaho is as long from north to
south as Washington and Oregon
combined and that the northern
strip or panhandle was never in
tended to belong to that portion as
southern Idaho. But the people
of the northern section are taking
their medicine apparently without
a grimace in face of the fact that
southern Idaho dominates the north
and that the Mormons dominate
the south. If Spokane were our
Capital City-but what's the use?
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officers and we feel well equipped
with our united congregation.
Strangers made welcome.
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We sell Monarch
Ranges
Winner Tanning
Mills

W AAAS~A - = >~S~AA/
Gone
And the for building and repairing fences at hand
We have good stock of all you will need to do this work
AMERICAN FIELD FENCE
lin heavy and light weights of different heights Poultry
and Rabbit fence pinon lock- Poultry netting SO nch 48
Inch 60 inch and u inches high T. S Poultry netting 36
Inch, 48 inch and go inches high.
Fence Staples Poultry Netting Staples, Galvanized and
Black smooth wire for any purpose from to ID guage
Wire Sretchers Posthoe Dggers Post Mas in fact every
thing will need to build fence except the posts and the
posthoes. Gates for the openings Plain and fitting for
drive gates and walk and Lawn Gates
WINNER TANNING MILL
f you want clean your seed grain before seeding time
1--we sell the Improved Winner it cleans your Grain at
time through the machine This Tanning Mill has an
established reputation 1t will satisfy you Haul one
home and be your own judge
You may like the Success Grader BETTER SO we have Them
While the weather is bad come in and look these things
over will be glad to talk to you about anything you may
need whether you buy not.
Yours for Service
A"eas" Kendrick Hardware 's@ : '"'""'
wear Engines
s 5 9ss sSs :: 20. %s @ %s 81 sss1 :s:s
Methodist Church LEWISTON BUSINESS COLLEGE
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Winters Nearly
Gone
And the season for building and repairing fences is
We have good stock Of all you will need to do
AMERICAN FIELD FENCE

i'm heavy and light weights Of different heights Pou
and Rabbit fence pinon lock. Poultry netting SO inch,
nch 60 inch and u inches high u. S. Poultry netting
nch 48 inch and so inches high
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"Silent picketing at the White
House." How can women, espec-
tally suffragettes, keep quiet SO
long? 1t is certainly a great cause
that compels such sacrifices.