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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
Haskell Defeats Ottnnn.

Lawrence, Kansas. sept. 29.-The
Haskell Indians defeated Ottawa uni.
versity 10 to nothing here today In the
opening football game OF the season.
Both Of the Indian scores came in the
first half on end runs. In the first and
later in the final period, ottawa worked
the bah 20 Haskell's one-yard line, but
failed % score.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
MUST AMERICA FEED GERMANyS
RUSSIAN PRISONERS Of WAR?

Copenhagen, sept 29--The United
States has been invited TO send repre-
sentatives 20 conference at Copcnha.
gen to discuss measures Tor the feeding
and relief of Russian prisoners ~ was
In Austria AMI Germany.
Tho original plans Tor the conference
which now may possibly become an
event OF some International Importance.
contemplated only the meeting of Aus
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
BILLION DOLLAR TAX
On EXCESSPROFITS
AGREEMENT BY CONFEREES n
CONGRESS- COMES LATE YES
TERDAY AFTERNOON.
FOR INCOMES
This Section Remains Practically In
changed Except for Rearrangcment
Of SurtaNes on Incomes Between SIS
900 and 10000.

Washington Sept 2g-Fnal agree
meut on the $1,000 900 war tax bill was
reached late today by the senate and
/ house conferees and the report will
Monday again be presented to the house
Lcyies of approximately one billion dol
lars on excess profits and SS42OOOOOO
on incomes were left unchanged, but
new system OF calculating excess profit,
was adopted
The conference report provides that
/ the graduate tax of from twenty TO sixty
I per cent on excess profits OF corpora
tions, partnerships and individuals shall
bg levied ON a basis OF invested capital
compared with invested capital of the
three prc-War years OF 1871. 1912 and
1913 This Is a substitute for the senate
taxes of from y 20 go per cent based
upon a similar comparison Of prc-war
and present profits
Income Tax Unchanged.
The income Tux section virtually was
unchanged. except for rearrangement of
surtaNes on incomes between $4,000
! and $4,000. The graduated surtaNes of
from one TO fifty per cent ON incomes
from $1,000 10 those of million dollars
and over were approved
The senate Increase of from two 10
four per cent of the income tax ul cor
poptions Joint stock companies and in.
surance companies was approved to-.
gether with the new normal individual
tax Of two per cent ON incomes of am
married persons in sxcess of $1,000. and
of married persons OF more than $1,000
Graduated Excess Profit Rates
The graduated excess of profit rates
are 20 per cent og excess profits not in
excess OF fifteen per cent OF the invest.
ed capital Tor the taxable year. - per
cent ON profits irr excess OF fifteen per
cent and not over 20 per cent ot such
capital 35 per cent ON excess over 20
and under % per cent OF capital 80
per cent ON excess over % per cent and
under 33 per cent OF capital and maN.
imum Of go per cent ON profits Boz excess
of 33 per cent of such capital.
What l. Included.
Iu calculating war excess profits the
term invested capital of corporations
and partnerships" was declared 20 in.
clud, actual cash paid boz. actual cash
value or other uugibl, property paid
FOR stocks "r shares at the time OF pay.
ment un January /. lal4 hut in no
case Co exceed tine par value OF the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30

trim German and Russian military
ANA Rcd Cross representatives TO take
up questions relating 10 relief OF war
prisoners OF Russia and the central
powers. hut as America is bclng count
ed upon 60 supply the provisions to b,
sent this winter 20 prison camps In
Germany ana Austria.IIungary. il was
decided ultimately TO seek American
representation.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
SINGLE COMMITTEE FOR
APPROPRIATIONS PROPOSED

Washington, Sept. 2s-Creation OF
single house committee TO control an
appropriations FOR the period OF the
war. is proposed in a resolution intro
duced today by Representative Fiiz.
gerald.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
Kansas Aggles Win.

Manhattan. kans, Sept. 29-The
Kansas Aggies overwhelmed Baker
university here this afternoon In the
opening game ot the season, winning
by score OF 2S 20 O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-09-30
HOME GUARDS IN MExICo.

Mexico City, sept. e4.-CBy Marl-
Bodies OF "Home Guards" have been
organized in Vera Cruz and other states
to oppose bandit raids.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Popular Neu VeiLS soc to $500

Van Raalte Veils always lead the fashion We mention the names of the newest styles that are being popularized through out the country today-You see the madver- tised in all the leading magazines. and they are worn by fashionable women every where. The Crest" The Betty" The Cherry Blossom" "The Vision" The Tracey" and The Shirley" These come in Black, White and full range of the newest shades for summer and priced at Soc up to $50 beach. Yelling by the yard at 35c to $l 50; newest weaves. all colors.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
L0Uely Silk SWeatprs $l8.,5O, $2O up to $25

Smart Silk Sweaters, always desirable and prac ca Southern Arizona here advantageousy priced that every planning the purchase of such gar ment should that be displayed tomorrow
 The styles new, varied and different as they the pretty. Most of them have large sailor collars and deep contrasting colors sashes, belts and large pockets pinchback and sports models-in all the bright, dashng colors for
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Dainty Lingerie BLOUSES
 MOnddy .SI.98

Pretty summertime Blouses of the finer and sheerest Of Organdy, Voiles or Lawn, at price that will be the surprise and delight of every woman who comes a-shopping here Monday for dainty, inexpensive blouses.
 There are spcI;s moGeis With large collars and deep cuffs of white pique and finished with large pearl buttons; others are trimmed with fine lace or mbroidery-Choice $1.9S.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Pattern Hdts
 SZ.95
S12.5O and $500 Values

Tins special reduceitnOn High Class Hats means real economy for women who have planned for an extra nat to fill out their millinery needs until midsummer.
 And, there's a ,ipiendid collection from which to choose. Large and medium sized hats, Tailored styles, Dressy models and those more al- aborate in their recommendations suitable for evening or afternoon wear. S12.50 and $15.00 values fer S795.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Auto SCdrS .SI.OO fO $500

The Auto Scarf is not only practical. and a necessary accessory to make the Auto trip comfort and pleasure. but 1t lends smartness and distinction to the wearer.
 We've assembled large collection of Auto Scarfs in all styles, covering broad range of prices and including all wanted colors Of Chiffon. Silk Jersey. and Crepe de Chine with plain hemsttched. or fancy borders: widtts q to S6 inches. Lengths iiS 10 2I. yards. Priced at sIOO to $500.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Monday Only
 "HeQthefblOOn1'' PeHicOdtS Sl.95

A splendid new assortment or Heatherbloom Petticoats, that are now marked at price considerably higher. to be featured Monday in an impora- ant sale at S1.95.
 These are in a wide range of colors and include every fashionable shade for spring; they are made with a deep pleated or ruffled fiounce of Taffeta Silk of the same shade-Choice S1.9e.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
NeUeSf in Summer ParasOLs Smart Styles, Dashing NeW Colors S2.5O. S3OO LID 10 SI25O

We bavea wishes what exclusive and sunslades.
 assembled for her choosing wonderful collection mbracng kinks fashion, from upwards $25OA gathering that will far toward ambitions.
 exquisite lovely such such dashng combinations, make it absolutely impossible to their sunshade eewheresSee them tomorrow
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Handsome NetU Shouting Room Size Spring Rugs Prices Surprisingly Lou

-W prepared handsome collection Rich. Rugs designs and colorngs satisfy harmonize with almost wall decoration.
 fail visit Rug Section before buying for is char by ageness of stocks and owness of prices And while the prices of all Rugs have been able the down. and selling Rugs now todays
 choose your Rug while complete select
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Fashion Demands Thai You Wear q
 Smart Veil

The fashionable. discriminating women recognize no season when Wells are in ques- tion. To her. veils are quite as appropriate for summer as for the depths of winter Because she knows that a smart veil prop erly arranged will not only distinguish but will subtly beautify it's wearers.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
PhiNipine Lingerie

Just from Manila-A new import ation of that dainty lingerie featured at remarkably moderate prices. each garment beautifully hand-embroidered and hand sewn. Gowns and envelope chemise of soft, clinging. Crepe de Chine. in white, flesh, pink and blue at $2.45 upwards to S6.50.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Trimmed Hats
 S6.95 $S.5O and 5000 Values

-Repriced. that is exactly what they are-remarked from $50 and S10 to make this a week of unusual activity in the millinery section.
 Here are medium-sized hats trim med with ribbon and flowers in ever so many different ways small Turbans, Tailored styles and Sports models. Hats that are be- coming and stylish and most un- usual values at the sale prices Black and new spring colors-- Choice S695.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Centenler French Kid GlOUe! Finest Qualities -Lowest Prices
 .S2.5O and $500 c Pair

preparations this than Gloves dependable quality reasonable better fact to headquarters of the best in Kid Gloves
 the glove market is alarming and o buy Kid Gloves while they be realize the activity the Glove Counter 
 Kid Gloves will have she only of better selection but she will pay less.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
32-Inch Shifting Madras 35c

 notewohyand looking Colors will men-3 wide
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
LOUely Ne,D NecktUear ,3.5c, 5OC UpUQrdS 10 $500

ths being written they being taken from marked ready create 'aordnary selling interest Monday.
 indescTibabe odiversned Made Chine khakih and frCd the edge piped pretty othrs that lace trim the quantity know how quickly the things bought need neckwear here .onday.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
ExCeptionQISfyles and Values

ALBERTA plain white white brown stitch decided novelty and exceptional value Sizes S to M priced a S250 pair
 white with constrasting stitch white combined with black clasp wrist length All $500 pair
 SEVILLE KID GLOVES s3OO Gloves plain white with stitching embroidery
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
No HoWer Garden Of The Spring Time Is More Beautiful Than
 Than fine Display Of Summer Dress Cotons Our First Floor

We convinced betutifu In spite of prevailing market conditions and the all
 
   Buy and avoid the inevitable higher later
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Sport Gdberdines 75C q Yard

 exhibits of
  o all
  75c
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Sik Stockings SI.5O tO $2.5O

A
  crate prices we area Q quote
   andc Hosiery O a O d
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
4O-I1Ch VerLQine VOiles 39C Yard

Verlane VoieA with striped Sports figures beautiful combinations its uenohng attractive wide
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Warm Enough For SIX Suits 4 Splendid Stock Is Ready Here

and though nearly all are Tafea materials Navy hold stripes and 
  all madeo Pricesbeg at s65OO
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13

Separate Skirts Are Wonderful This Season 4 Comprehensive Style Assortment S7.5O to Sl8.5O
  10 b the wide tf
  padsa fura in modrm colo n rang ing price h
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
Re-Markiiag Of Charming BlouseS Of Georgette Crepe and Crepe dc Chine
 S75O Values For $5.95

eoyBo ha embrac Monday will they wnLfo they beauties h pE E reanu worth w @ ne
 a O There aea dth hd AH TO- 4
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
lfiddy Blouse Time Is Hereditary Styles and
 Qualities at SI25 Upwards to $2.5O

 advancing by slow s250mode such delshl flu assor Mddy" the of collar  $250
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13
White Hats S8.5O and $IO EXQUISITE MODELS

Our wonderfuI assortment or all white hats need no elaborate in troduction. for women know them to be the best 1T. value, style. qual- ity and designing that the moderate prices $50 and s10 will buy any where in America.
 WHITES Fashions latest word and among these two groups you will find the most exquisite crea- tions brought out this season. Of Lisere straw. Milan. Horse hair braid, as we'll as combinations of these with net or Georgette.
Bisbee daily review., 1917-05-13

And the lessening of prices has been S we'll affected that you can buy many and man a hat tomorrow that last week bore quite much higher price.
 HATS that show various degrees of trin ming elaboration-Copies of excIus.ve design from foremost Eastern millinery ma aers are { be counted almost by tie dozens. Every ha in the collection makes a distinct mark on tn chart of Fashion.
 Milan and Lsere straws. horse hair braid: Ribbon and straw combinations. There ar those that. are beautifully flower trimmed Others with ribbon bcws ornaments and smar novelties Two very remarkable groups.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-02
GRAND FORKS COUNTY MUST
FURNISH 2l8 MORE MEN TO
FILL QU0TA-ll5 CREDITS
One Hundred and Ffty-two Men to Appear Before Ex-
ernption Board for Examination Tuesday-Several
Units to be Examined Wednesday,

According to official figures given
out at Bismarck, N. D.. this afternoon,
Grand Forks county must furnish 218
men for the national selective draft
army.
Next Tuesday morning, the Grand
Forks county exemption board will
convene at the county court. house,
when the task Of examining 458 men
will commence. Notification letters
were forwarded to 152 registrnnts de-
manding that they appear for exam
ination on Tuesday. Today, 1853 noti-
hcations will be mailed out, ordering
the second groups to appear on We'd
nesday. The work of notifying all
registrants drawn in the first quota
will be completed tomorrow. =
With lis credits for Grand Forks
county, established by the enlistment
of registered men in the service, has
materially cut the size of the quota to
be drawn.
Every man drawn in the first quota
will be called before the exemption
board for examination. Many Of these
have already enlisted, and these will
be Immediately passed without exam
inatfon. providing they have already
been accepted into the service The
fact that a large number of men en-
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-02
FAILURE OF
RUSSIA PUTS
lTUP TO Us.
And ENTENTE:
Means Prolongation Of War,
Says Maurice, and Great
er Efforts.

London, Aug. 2.-'Looking from
the broadest aspect at the events of
the past fortnight in Russia" said
Major General Frederick Maurice,
chief director of military operations at
the war office, in his talk today to the
Associated Press. sit will necessarily
mean prolongation of the war. We
cannot longer count on any great ma
terial assistance from Russia This
means greater burden on the other
Entente Allies and for the United
States it means that she must come
into the field as soon as possible and
with the greatest possible force"
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-02

British Front In France and Bel
5gium. Aug. 2.( BY the Associated
Press. The situation Is virtually
=. II Sss
This sums up the days news from
the wide zone along which the British
and French yesterday hurled Prince
.Rupprecht's forces back to the sup
porting defenses at q depth OF from
one to three miles. Artillery activi-
ties continued with great intensity,
the British pouring a steady stream
of high explosive shells into positious
which the Germans now hold, but
there was little infantry fghting.
s8 Oonsol lsdating Positions.
The alIies today were, consolidating
positions captured yesterday. Heavy
German counter attacks had been
looked TOR, but outside Of q few local
attempts they did not materialize.
This was perhaps due partly to the
heavy rains which continued without
cessation since last night.
The German guns, however. have
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-02
PERSHINC GAVE
SOLDIERS IDEA
OF WARS WORK
Made Strenuous Inspection
!. of Many Camps and
Cities.
LOOKING FOR PLACE
FOR HEADQUARTERS
Principal Concern Now is e
Perfect Army Or
81 ganization. !,
1850. sl..L

American Training Camp in France,
Aug General Pershing gave the
American expeditionary forces an ex-
ample of the strenuous life by sweep
ing through nearly a dozen villages
where United States builders are liv-
ing in France and visiting nearly all
training centers:
His visit was entirely informal and
he found the forces just as he desired,
engaged In their daily routine work
and drill.
The general also is inspecting vari-
GUS places suggested for his field
headquarters, for he expects before
long to remove from Paris.
At the end Of the first days inspec-
ton, General Pershing said: "Our
principal concern just now, Of course,
is to perfect the army organization.
This is a big task, but it is moving
along in most satisfactory manner.
'nThe work at certain ports Of dis
embarkation is well started. Railroad
material is coming over as rapidly as
can be arranged. The progress we
have made thus far with assistance OF
the French is a source of great salts
faction" s Sst 81
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-02

listed, does not lower the number to
be called before the board. Those
drawn in the first quota will be exam
ined and if passed by the board will
be subject'to call, providing they have
been exempted for other reasons.
II the first quota is filled and a sur
plus results, those who were called
last will probably be placed on a re-
serve list, and will be the first to be
called when more troops are needed.
Is the belief of the exemption board
members. Officials declare, however,
that they do not believe that the 45s
men will bring more than the requir-
ed number and a second call may be
issued, although this is not probable.
| The county machinery to handle
the draft has now been perfected, and
the speedy disposal Of all registrants
who appear for examination is con-
tempIated Those who will appear
the first day for examination are:
Gross and net quotas as they now
stand, follow:
Notice of Call and to Appear for
Physical Examination.
The following persons are
| hereby notified that, pursuant to the
CONTINUED on Page 50
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-02


Virginia, MINI, Aug. p p The hang
ting su4te ent. OF
Industrial Worker Of the World agi-
tator, who was ring leader IN mine
and mill. strikes in Virginia last year,
started the industrial Workers of the
world undercurrent seething and a
repetition Of last summers labor trou-
bles is feared by. Range authorities.
4 Sheriff John Meining of st. Louis
county, has. 250 newly sworn deputies
ready to proceed to the first outbreak
or strike. Il sa35
Major Oscar p. Setback, who is in
charge OF the Home Guard companies,
today announced that rifles and am
munition will be furnished the range
home guards as soon as transporta-
tion can be arranged. %
The Mesaba supplies 65 per cent Of
all ore used in America for making
war munitions. sst y. h
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-02
. 4 = = = 4
EXPECT |. W. ".
OUTBREAK ON !.
RANGE BECAUSE
!. OF LYNCHlNC
!, Virginia Mine Operatives
. Expect Repetition Of Big
Strikes.
BUTTE REPORTS
NO MORE TROUBLE
Threats Of More Lynchings
Result in Concerted Action
to Prevent Disorder.
GOVERNMENT TO TAKE
Z DRASTIC ACTION TO
PREVENT TROUBLE

( Washington, Aug. 2.-Drastic ac-
f3tion by the government to meet the
+ labor disturbances in the west and
|; southwest, which officials are sure
have been stirred up by the Ger
man propaganda, will be taken II
the situation shows any growth.
Intimations OF an attempt to call
out the United Mine Workers
\ should the government not inter-
Svene on behalf Of the Industrial
Workers Of the World in labor dis
.putes In certain rectlons Of the
west, have resulted in the depart
nent Of Justice; und ndertaking a,
broad general inquiry. u IA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-02
HOUSE DELAYS
ACTIONON THE
DRY AMENDMENT
55 &f N ----------.- 49, n el,;
Rule to Consider only War
Measures Throws it Over
Till December.
IABANDo ON PLANS
TO CHANGE RULE
Prohibition Leaders Them
selves Think Postponennent
Will be Advantage.
washington, Aug.

washington, Aug. 2.-National
prohibition by constitutional amend
ment was hung UP In the house today
by the prohibition leaders themselves.
5 The resolution to submit the pro-
posal to the states, passed yesterday
by the senate, was put out Of the pro-
gram for the present session and will
not come up until the regular session
in December. i,t8
Plans to- reconvene the democratic
caucus and reverse Its decision to con-
slider only war legislation was aband-
oned. because it was believed delaying
action until the next session will help
the prohibition cause.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-08-02
10 Prevent Disorder.

Butte, Mont, Aug. 2.While Butte
Slept on Its arms" last night. follow
ing the lynchings yesterday Of Frank
Little, Industrial Worker Of the World
leader, the night passed without out
ward signs Of violence. Threats We're
take place and employees, miners
leaders and police officials all took
steps to, cooperate against continu-
ance OF any disorder.
Butte, Mont, Aug. 2.-Local au-
thorities today extended every effort
to apprehend the vigilantes who were
responsible for the lynching Of Frank
Little. an L. w. w. leader, at an early
+ hour yesterday morning. Z
The police officials, the sheriff and
his deputies and the county attorney
frankly admit that they are puzzled,
Il and so far have no clue which might
4 lead to the discovery Of the identity
of the men. a4 &
The proprietress Of the roonaing
house from which the victim was
4 taken was SO paralyzed with fear that
she even failed to notice which direc-
ton the men chose when, they depart
ed with Little. She states that she
could not even recognize one of the
men il she were to meet him again.
Members Of the Metal Mine Work
4 ers' Union, in which Little had taken
an active part, since his arrivalsin this
4 city some three weeks ago, held q
meeting yesterday for. the avowed pur-
pose Of discussing the situation.
Although some of the more radical
members advised Immediate action
and cried for vengeance and the spill
Y ing Of blood conservatism prevailed
and the leaders advised the men to
Keep their mouths closed .3
81 Bitter Feeling.
s9sA bitter tense feeling is prevalent
K among the miners, several of whom
made threats. one declaring that We
4 will get every member of the lynching
I party, and ten men for every one of
i us taken" " Il !. ya ],
/ The chief OF police has ordered
every available detective to make an
EFFORT to apprehend the vigilantes. In
4 compliance with Mayor w. n. Ma
T loney's request. ss 5..7i
Three hundred members of the state
4 militia stationed in town are In 9
state OF preparation, ready for any
s possible emergency, while more came
into Butte yesterday. .ss.S5!
4 Although the authorities state that
they have no clue leading to the iden-
tity OF the members Of the lynching
I, marty. members of the Metal Mine
Workers state that they know Of five
of the men. and are on the trail OF
4 g.' warning Given.
Leaders of strikers had been re-
ceiying warnings, said w. q. Sullivans
5: legal genius for the miners, but It
deportation was being planned. The
idea Of q lynching did not occur tc
A any OF us, y continued Mr. Sullivan.
little had nothing to do with the