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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
THIS HOME CLOSE IN

FOUR ROOMS-GLASs PORCH.
On Riner St walking distance 10
town, OF schools, built far superior
70 many homes that sell for more
money Extra large rooms, big
basement We consider this one of
the best buys we've seen for the price.
T. Z. HEAD q co.
PA Mills Bldg. Phone 3I2O
BUNGALOW AT a SACRIFICE.
rooms, glazed porch. breakfast
room, basement and heating plant.
In Richmond Terrace on paved street
with paving paid. Hardwood floors,
built-in bookcases. buffet and kitchen
cabinet Tile bath with pedestal
lavatory; mirror doors in closets. We
offer this at S4350.OO. $4,000 cash;
balance $500 per month and interest
See ". X. Mari or ". r. Piper
With JAMES l.. HAER & COMPANY.
2c4 san Antonio St Phone 1850.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
For OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

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BARGAIN-Dodge. 1916; will take IN 9TH
e. cars on account Phone S66sM-
FOR SALE-Ford roadster body IN good
condition; at a bargain Santa Pc Fuel Co
FRAMEs made true without removing
Buchanan. Z12 San Francisco Phi 5341.
FOR SALE-5 passenger. 1916 Overland
in No. / condition: looks like new. runs
like new. S255. Apply lis s. Luna. Phone
701I-
FIVE passenger. 1917 Maxwell; only used
eight months. excellent condition;
bumper. three new tires and new seat
MITCHELL three PASSENGER roadster. first
class condition. driven 1900 miles IN
town; bargain viii consider some trade
Phone e0oI-
WANTED 10 buy Second hand Ford
truck; must be in excellent condition and
cheap See Air. MeaEher, -o5 W. over
lald.
FOR SALE-Seven passenger Studehake-.
1918 model. run only 5000 miles. VIII take
$500 can arrange notes for $500. or will
take in Ford car Il in good condition.
Phone 76s3M.
USED FORDS
We have a number OF good Ford cars for
sale 81 very attractive prices
HOAGLAND & CO..
e1S-220 W San Antonio 81
Phone 4oa5.
SEE MURDOCH KELLY
one Es15. los y. Oregon ST.
4--. model Dodge five passenger
touring car: perfect condition
WILL SELL AT BARGAIN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05

FOR sALE-e4ia acres good farming land
nea- Anthony, N II; 90 miles from Fl
FssC; good water right under Elephant
Butte; alfalfa, fruit trees. $3.50 cash
Apply al Globe bar, 2oT Texas st.. e Paso
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
VALLEY LANDS

We handle valley lands exclusively. ANY
thing you want from one acre up; sell
or trade. We have had IS years expert
ence in practical farming in the valley
and are able 10 supply your wants large
or small Call ana see US.
BAILEY LAND Co.
Phone GOES sos Herald bldg.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05

For Sals-MotOrcyeiss.
FOR SALE-ORe twin cylinder Yale mot
orcycle. Phone 3s5sJ-
FOX SAFE, motorcycle. used two months.
a barEaln. SO y. Stanton
For Sale-FurmtuTe.
FOR SALE new dining room set Phi
fso2- 1895 Epson
ZEN odd pieces Of furniture cheap. Ph-
SIX foot quarter OK roll TOP desk Phone
MAHOGANY dresser dressing table chif-
f1nler and some other furniture very
DRESSER, pedestal dining table and
chairs and other furniture. cash or terms.
Phone SIs5J.
FOR SALE-FuruIture Of ten bedrooms OF
Colonial tea rooms. 1913 Montana prices
ressonable for quick sale.
FURNITURE OF small apartment. fumed
oak and birdseye maple: all or By piece.
A-e1andria apis, No So
FOR -ALE-Furniture Of six room house;
house for rent close in, desirable location.
Phone @667R-
THE BORSCHOW store buys ana sells
new and second hand furniture. highest
price paid rs s. stanton Phone ell9.
Ssl-LiTsstOck-Buy.
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MULE, $3.50 7. san Antonio Phone 31o1.
FOR SALE-IGe nice ewes and two good
bucks y. .. Henley. Las Cruces, y NJ
FOX sALE-Horse in good condition,
chsap. santa re Fuel co.
DRAFT team for passenger Ford, must
be IN good condition Phone 5i65M-
FOR sALE-H0rse. buggy and harness.
ErE- Bhnwa fsmaTH cal w-ne 81
FOR SALE-Five year old Holstein COW
now giving - SALONS. $500 Hamilton 81
FIVE or six heavy duty horses. very
cheap. Phone sos.
WE viii sell. hire or trade four worl,
horses Atlas Brick Co, 400 Dallas ST I
THOKOUGHBl.ED Jersey. four years.
fresh IN March; cheap for cash Pm Sls5N
WANTED-Good teams TO work on ranch
this winter for their feed; best reference.
Phone Clint &C.
FOR sALE-One mare Shetland pony;
she is six years old, gentle. and perfect
beauty. Address box 12f Alpine. Texas
FOR sALE-Two good horses and two
slngle delivery wagons. See Mr.. Measher,
200 W. Overland
PAsTU RE-20) acres alfalfa on 400 acre
ranch. apply Immediately: prompt aetgn
necessary. Fret denthaI Farms Company,
Las Cruces, n ~
FOultfy anu fef Stock.
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EhEsH eggs. 90 cents. Phone 43l3.
100 Homer pigeons cheap. Phone 5s75R-
FOR SALE-Belgian hare bucks cheap.
s114 Hamilton Phone 5s73R.
YOUNG White Leghorn and Red hens 81
each. Measday Poultry Farm, Alpine. Tex.
FOR SALE laying White LeghoTii
hens and rooster. Phone 3973R-
FOR SALE Rhode Island rcd hens .
laying. 5i1s Hamilton Phone ss73R-
Two beautiful Persian kittens Tor sale. I
Phone 6i57w.
FOR SALE s c r. J. red puIleIs. Z
hatched March. 1917. Cali IT'S Boulevard. I
RHODE Island red pullets. Bowen strain; /
best In country; 2l-$l.50; also Few Leg I
horns. Phone SOFA
MATCHING eggs and cocllerels: single /
combs Rhode Island Reds. Altura I
trapnested strain. Altura Poultry yards. I
Phi 6613.
SITTING egg-S. c. Rhode Island reds; I
early Matched chicks pay best; red cock /
e-els from prize winners J. c. kiibourne. /
100 TeEes st. Phone 6l66J.
Dogs for Sale, Wanted, Etc.
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FOR SALE-Fine collie dog PHI tf47.
sPITZ female. four months. raised with
baby IS. 9I4 \. Florence
FOR SALE cheap-FefuaIc Afredal ~ MN
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05

For Sale-Automobiles-Wanted.
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$50 takes 1915 Dodge car. Phi. Ss6gM-
FOX SALE, Ford-Bargaia a 500. Amer
lean Garage, South Oregon ST.
WELDING-Ths way IL ehouid be done.
Brown weld, Co. COO Texas
BUICK one ten truck; bargain Tor cash
6o6 p. Overland
FOR SALE-One 1917 Ford automobiIe;
ca can be seen az 9I5 n. Williams st.
Ell PASO Automobile laundry-Have your
cars washed while you walt; cars called
for and delivered. 200 y. Kas- Pm, So.
1917 PAIGE SIX PASSENGER
Bargain for cash or viii take Ford o.
diamonds IN part payment Phone 45JS.
STUDEBAkER passenger and Chevro-
let passenger both fine condition, Just
thoroughly overhauled; perfect running
ORDER good as new. bargain; from own
ers- Cars az Service garage, ia y kan
sas ST. Phone l7l1.
WE HAVE customers for the following
makes OF used cars-Dodge. ; passenger;
Buick light six or any light car In good
coalition see US az once.
H0AGLAND & CO.
$3.50 ". san Antonio ST.
Phone 40s5.
BATRE VII TO the lead storage battery
is an elixir. an tnvigorator. a rejuvenator.
All kinds Of ignition work reasonable
We hire nothing but first class labor.
TEXAS BATTERY & IGNITION CO..
We are the Battery doctors. $40 Texas
WHITE TRUCK. ton. standard with
power Transmission: now has platform
body; can be equipped with dump body:
this years model; used four months: ex-
cellent mechanical condition; good tires
For sale or lease.
SOUTHWESTERN WEIGHING COMFY
Il Paso. Texas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
For S.Is-Coupsry PropsEtr.
vAII.EY EARNs FoR TRApE

VALLEY FARMS FOR TRADE
Now is the time 10 get back TO
the farm. Owing TO the high price
OF all farm products the posi-
bllities for large profits were never
better.
We have several good ones 10
trade for city property.
All will bear the closest inves-
LEGATION.
ASDERSON-FILIER,
sos Mesa ave. Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
For Sale-Farms and Ranches.
For Sale OF Exehanes-KeaI Estate.

$50 ACRES Colorado farm for FL Paso
property Phone C144
EQUITY in prominent close in corner.
will take residence or other good prop
erty fo- equity. value SOS 900; equity SIC
ol0- 401 First Nat. Bank bldg
FOR TRADE-Equity in modern ~ 10
date bungalow for smaller property. Ph-
16e5AT
GOOD farm 20 exchanEe for CITY p-op-
ertyi 800 acres all in cultivation; on
county road; viii trade for good apart
ment house CT other good revenue prop
erty- 401 Firzt Nat Bank bldg
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05

TRIANGLE At FIVE POINTS
JSINESS LOCATION.
Good house on IL. TO be sold this
week at $3.50. only $500 down.
Balance $500 a year. See this
now II will make YOU money.
Call WHEELOCK with
ANDERsON-FILLER.
SOC Mesa Avenue Phone 1861.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
FERNs FOR TRADE.

EAhMe EOh TRADE
3.5oo-Splendid s. acre farm. Belen
station; ; room house. large barn. silo,
stable for 30 cows; three wells, ~ acre
bearing orchard: fine state OF cultivation
% acres alfalfa; trade for city property
s75S5-45 acres. 10 minutes walk from
Clint stores: good house. half in alfalfa
al in cult good land; trade fo- city
property
$1,000 acres, all in alfalfa, farming
tools. six horses upper valley; trade To-
city property
$350O-l0 acres two blocks from P. o.
Tsleta. two houses. all under fence and
been in cult; trade for city property.
NEWMAN INVESTMENT CO.,
Phone $50 100 San Antonio s.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05

USED CAR BARGAINS
One Buick big six. pass
one Pathfinder. big six. pass
ore National. big six. pass.
one Franklin SIX. 3 pass
one Oakland Light six. pass.
one Overland, s pass
one Buick light truck.
These cars all iu good me-
clinical condition and going
at q bargain Terms 20 re-
sBgnslble parties
WHsT TEXAS MOTOR co Oncl
Phone 4ei3. 1851 Myrtle ave
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
Furniture Packing
Detective Agencies

The Ben Williams Detective AEeney-
Suite SIS First Nat Bank Bldg. Pm. flos
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05

FON IkADE-BeauIifui new six room
bungalow and breakfast room. located
near Five Points. al modern conveniencos.
built IN features. Tiffany decorated walls.
double garage; viii trade for house within
" .l6inE distance; no agents Address H
1876. care Herald.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
Hair Cutting

HAIR dressing manicurinE. chiropodiHt g
switches made from combinEs. Marcy
Purdy. 10 Buclzier bldg. Phone SSH
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05

WANTED-CLEAR HOME
worth 5000 20 exchange FOR up
20 date furnishings in high class
apartment house, cheapest rcat in
the city Your opportunity TO ex-
change your home for 4 good pay
Ing business. Call
WHEELOCE. with
ANDERSON-FTLLE
sos Ness ave. Phone 1851
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
Junk DeaIers


EASTERN HIDE METAL CO. Pm. 1151.
Dealers in all kinds OF Junk
Il PAsO IRON 4 METAL CO--I5o5 san
Antonio. Dealers In scrap Iron. rubber. cop
Der. brass. bones. etc Phone 1850
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
Musical

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PIANO lessons reasonable Phone SSssJ-
WALTER DAVIS, plano teacher. IS month
E1lce- IS Phone ess3-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05

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REINFORCED frames stay welded Buch-
anan. ~ san Francisco. Phone $50
FL P2SO Welding company, aQ2 w
Franklin st. jos. n FltEpatricl- Pioneer
welders % the southwest
IS ELDING-The way 20 should be done.
promptly. any sligo Phone 1851.
BRoWN WELDING CO.. 500 Texas st.
WESTERN WELDING MANUFACTURING
Co -Manufacturers OF welded sheet metal
products. welded pipe ard special pipe Ut
tinEss auto and engine parts, heavy ma
shine parts. 523 S. Santa Fe 50. Phuas $50.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05

Dogs for Sale, Wanted, Etc.
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FOR SALE-Fine collie dog. Phi ffsT.
SPITZ female -FOUR months: raised with
baby s.. 9l4 n. Florence.
FOR SALE cheap-Femalc Airedale pur.
thee months old; first class; pedigreed
s727 Z. Boulevard Phaae eEEe.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
Housekeeping Rooms UnFurni.h.d

Housekeeping Rooms Unturnished
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LAkeB steam heated rooms Phi. $3.50.
FOR RENT-rwo unfurnished rooms. .9I
Atlanta
T Tree connecting uufurnished house
Keeping rooms In private family. private
pain no children, no dogs. zoos Z. RIO
TWO unfurnizhed Housekeeping rooms
with butler pantry, gas stove and hot
water heater. furnished; references re-
CURED eLe y. Virginia 81.
Fer Rent-Rooms Furnished.
NICE room. e623 Alameda
FURNISHED room. Phone 25s5-
FURNISHED rooms. az Arizona 81.
STEAM heated rooms. Phone 1873.
ROOM and Sleeping porch so Mesa
ROOM. private family. $40. Phone 55s5.
GOOD bedrooms. $3.50 70 So. Pm sns.
BEDROOMS and housekeeping. So Myrtle.
NEWLY furnished rooms. zoo \. stanton
CLOSE in. private family. 81. Pm 70sSM-
ROOMS with or without private bath:
st 2am heat Phone 5072.
NICE furnished room; steam heat IiT6
y oregon, APP
FOR REST-FurnIshed room. $40 month
1911 Arizona
FURNISHED room for gentlemen Phone
1884
ROOM. steam heat, adjoining bath. SI5
y. Kansas.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05


ROOM FOR rent; gentlemen. Phone $3.50
ROOM near p. Bliss suitable for army
people 1906 Dyer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05

Bungalow, III blocks from Alta
Vista school new AR, basement, hot
air registers, glassed in porches.
hardwood floors in rms, built in
features. 1 blk from paving and jitne.
bllrs from street car. Phone 7ITlW
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
Painting
Second Hand Furniture

HIGHEST price paid for second hand FUR
nlture h kulIer, S92 s Fl Paso. Pm 2l5S-
EXCHANGE NEW FURNITURE
For second hand Western Furniture Co.
11s-120 So. Stanton 81. Ph. 1fS2
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-12-05
MaehinerH
HaIlrets Rennrainr

A. G. Dun & CO--2fercz1tlle reportI
Paso office. sol Guaranty Trust Bldg
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-29
CAMP POSSIBILITY
FOR AMERICAN FALLS
Two Government Officials Have Rec
commended American Falls on Ac-
count OF Wafer Supply and Sani-
tatiOn.


That American Falls is ideally sit
uated for the establishment of fed
eral training camp and could bring
one here if some good lively boosting
were done is the belief Of senator II.
w. Davis who. through persoral solfci-
tation. has succeeded in getting Amer
lean Fails recommended Nv Two COW
ernmental officials
Senator Brady has recommended
that the training camn he located AZ
Pocatoilo but Mr. Davis insists that
there is st1l plentv of time m draw
the attention of the government TO
American Fails if tbe business mon of
the town act coDcertedlv twoard that
end
ARMY men have recommended Amer
fcan FaIls ahead ~ every other citv
I'm This section of the state on account
~ +ha abundant .nnnlv If nura snrir
,..tar ovail9h1e pocstoi1o Blsol--
foot and Idaho Falls we're an taken
into consideration WHOM tba recon-
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-29
AMERICAN FALLS BEHIND
IN Y. VI. &. A. 81 JBSC CRIPTlON

American Falls is about the only
town in southern Idaho that has not
given its share towards the support Of
tha army Y. VI O. A. which has prov
EN- So necessary part Of the regular
army camp life. r. g. Greenwood.
who is iu charge Of the campaign for
funds In American Falls said at the
board of trade meeting last night that.
American Falls thus far has done
practically nothing towards the sup
port of the Y. VI. C. A. and il is time
that she was beginning to awaken to
her duty. Sh0shone gave $500 TO the
fund and Gooding gave $500. Ameri-
can Falls may not be able to afford as
much as her sister towns but should
be able to furnish a considerable
amount.
A committee consisting Of H. Il.
Grothe, Walter Kerr and o. II. Barber
was appointed to arrange public
meeting that will probably be held IN
the Auditorium some Sunday evening,
at which time the cause of the army
Y. N. c. A. will be presented TO the
people of American Falls. and an er-
fort made to raise a sufficient amount
by subscription. Idaho as state
should furnish about $4,000 IN order
TO bear her share of the army budget
which requires about 100000.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-29
GERMAN AIRSHIP RAID
KILLS IS, INJURIES l75.
Women and Children the Sufferers
in Successful Raid Over SOutheaS-
tern England.

Sixteen German airships raided
southeast England Friday evening.
Seventy-siX persons We're killed and
175 injured. Three German airships
were shot down. The raiding aircraft
brought down were airplanes.
Nearly all the damage occurred in
one town where some bombs fell in
the'streets where many civilians were
gathered
The German machines flew at a
great height, in formation of fiyes.
The first lot appeared over the town
and dropped bombs over the shipping
center. Other groups in quick sue
cession emptied their load Of bombs
haphazzardly on startled inhabitants
OF outlying villages
Women and children who had for
hours stood in a long line in the bus
lest street waiting to purchase po-
tatoes were the principal victims Of
the raid. Intent only on not losing
their places i'm the line, the women
and children had little warning Of
the raid and We're easy victims of
the indiscriminately dropped deadly
bombs The raid was more deadly than
any raid OF zeppelins since the be-
ginning of the war.
Flying so high that the raiders had
the appearance of a flock of ducks,
dozens of bombs We're rained on the
busiest centers A spOndeut of
the associated press who visited the
scene found a grocery store that had
collapsed and was told by the gro
Ger. Who lost two members of his fam
ilV. that ten dead persons We're found
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-29
DON'T TRIFLE WITH UNCLE SAN.
Seattle Man Comes to Grief in OppoS-
ing SelectiYe Draft.

Seattle. May 2S.-United States Sc
cret service operatives today arrested
Hulet NJ. Wells, a city employee, for
mer president of the Seattle Central
Labor council. on a charge of seditious
conspiracy, growing out of the alleged
distribution by Wells and others of lit
erature advocating resistance by force
of the governments army draft plan
Wells is a clerk in the city light de-
partment, was twice Socialist candi-
date for mayor and has been promin-
ent in the affairs of that party during
the last ten years.
According to government agents,
Wells is at the head of the Seattle
branch of the NO Conscription
League" which has flooded Seattle
with anti-draft handbills and other
literature and painted on fences and
sidewalks, in large red letters, exhor-
tatiOns to resist conscription." Side
W walks all over town have been daubed
with these words nightly.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-29

The committee in charge of the
program for the pioneers picnic to be
held at the Bonanza Bar ranch on
Thursday, June A. has all but com
pleted its program. The committee is
awaiting word from Dr. NJ A. Brannon,
president of the University of Idaho
as to whether it will be possible for
him to be present or not Among those
who have accepted invitations to de-
liver short talks on farm topics are
H. w. HOchbaum, state leader of
county agents, and John S. Morrison.
county agent of Franklin county.
There will be a meeting for the
women as well as for the men. with
addresses by Miss Hooves of the Uni
versity of Idaho head of the school of
home economies. 1t is planned to
have two or three short talks by Pow
er county women.
Both the mems and women's meet
ings will begin at 10 a. m. and con-
tinue until noon. At noon there will
be a picnic dinner under the big trees.
At o'clock it is planned to have an
address by DR.. Brannon or some 9TH
er noted speaker.
The sports program, which will in
clude baseball, basket ball and chill
dreus sports, will begin at O'Clock.
In the evening there will be dancing.
The picnic committee will conduct
a lunch counter and refreshment
stands to accommodate those who do
not bring their dinner. There will be
better arrangements for the accommo-
dation of the people than were pre-
pared last year, which was the first
picnic held. On that occasion there
were six or seven hundred people
present and a larger crowd is expect
ed this year.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-29
BUILDING OF WOODEN SHIPS
Is 4 HOPELESS TASK.
GOethals Turns 20 steel Men to Solve
Prohlom Jf building Ships to Meet
Emergency.

Major General George W. Goethals
speaking informally at a dinner of
the Iron and Steel Institute at New
York, declared that the proposal to
build one thousand three-thousand ton
wooden ships i'm eighteen months was
simply hopeless. For that reason, he
said. it had been necessary TO turn to
steel as we'll as to wood
"As / need assistance and cooper
alton i'm my work" said General GOeth-
ais. 81 concluded to tell YOU of my
troubles and ask your help. On the
principles of selective draft ! have
been called to the governments SER
vice and confronted with the propo-
sition Of turning out one thousand 5000
ton wooden ships in eighteen months,
wood, because it was impossible 10
get steel and because they could be
constructed in less time.
Il found that contracts for wooden
ships had been let in all directions,
but was unable to find plans or speci-
fications. When you consider that the
birds are now nesting in the trees that
will go to build these ships-ships
that must attain a speed Of ten and
a half knots and several additional
knots to escape submarines-why the
proposition is simply hopeless"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-29
DEALING EFFECTIVE BLOWS
TO THE SUBMARINES.
Premier Lloyd George Says England
Owes Debt OF Gratitude to the Uni
ted States.

The successes against submarines
have resulted in a distinct improve
ment in our food situauon'' = sald fre-
mier LLOYD George ln the house OF
commons Saturday.
The Shipping losses for May. the pre-
nier said. probably would SHOW a re-
duction from the April figures and
that more effective blows had been
dealt the submarines during The last
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1917-05-29

Aroused at the Loss oi Dr. Brannon
OF tine University and DIR. si>son'
Commissioner 0i Education.

Th. Idaho Mothers Congress. at-
tar thorough discussion. has te-
cidel o. start an inquiry into the
causes 0f the designations 0f Dr. AL
A. Blanuol, head of the University
of Idaho. and Dr. Sisson, state CONE
missioner of education. That politics
Was at the bottom of the affair was
clearly disclosed by the discussions
and lhe strous resolution which was
passed. as follows.
Whereas. the constant chaneiu- of
the personnel OF the state board OF
education. the resi- ignation of Dr. Sis
son as comm ssiOner of education
and Dr Brann0u as president of the
state university. the protests of the
students of the university against the
alleged arbitrary removal of members
of the university faculty. and the ru-
mOrs in circulation as 20 the motives
actuating members of the board, de-
mand the thoughtful consideration Of
this congress and of the parents and
taxpayers OF the state. for the stand
ing and efficiency of our educational
system cannot be permitted to suffer
from the blight of politics or other
sinister motives;
We therefore recommend that The
president of this congress appoint a
committee of seven thoroughly quail
flied men and women 20 make a fun
complete and impartial Investigation
of the actions of the state board OF
education. the causes which led TO the
resignatious aforesaid. and of the
charges of arbitrary and unfair ace
ton on the part of the board or il
members. and that the findings and
conclusions of such committee bt
given general publicity throughout the
Sfate.H