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The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16
MONTANA MINES, 1917
RECORD OF SIX MONTHS
INCREASE IN PRODUCTION OF
COPPER, SILVER AND ZINC
IN FIRST HALF.

Montana mines made large output
of silver, copper and zinc during the
first six months of 1917, even if they
were delayed to some extent by the
severe winter and by fire in the mines
at Butte. AS the six months period
closes labor strike threatens to in
terfere with the years record.
Copper.
The copper production of the first
four months in 1917, as reported to V.
c. Heikes of the Salt Lake office of
the U. s. geological survey. depart
ment of the interior, shows a decided
increase over the corresponding per-
iod of 1916. The total output for 1916
was estimated at 357060,00O pounds.
Next in Importance is the silver out
put, which increases or decreases with
the production of copper. In 1916 the
production of silver was about 16,O0O,-
900 ounces. The Anaconda Copper
smelling plants were aver
aging 2S,2O0.000 pounds OF copper a
month during the first four months OF
1917. and the East Butte smelter L.
$4,000 pounds. Each fzthese estab-
lishments had higher averages in GER
tain months and may increase their
output materially before the end OF
1917. sls ,Et
Zinc.
The estimated quantity Of recover
able zinc produced in the state during
1916 was about 227 100000 pounds
With the increase in the number OF
shippers to the electrolytic plant this
record may be exceeded in 1917. Al
the Butte & Superior the output Of
he first quarter was not up to the av'
erage Of 1916. owing to shaft sinking
and changes in flotaton equipment
The monthly average was 13,360,0 0(
pounds of zinc concentrate, agains
about 100000 pounds in 1916. Fol
several years the largest zinc produc
ers were the Butte & Superior an(
Elm Orlu mines. In addition to these
xis Daily are now large shippers tt
the Anaconda zinc concentration. TIL,
concentrate is calcined at Anaconda
and shipped to Great Falls for treat
ment at the electrolytic zinc works
The Ophir mill at Butte, operated b.
the Detroit Copper & Zinc com
Epany has been converted into a zin'
concentrator for custom ore
| Gold.
In Fergus county and at Marysville
in Lewis & Clark county, the outpu
of gold has been increased. The new
cyanide mill at Bannock, in Beaver
head county, was recently started ant
the first lot of bullion was shipped. A
Giltedge another cyanide mill is unde
construction for tire treatment of golC
ores, and near Helena one gold mil
and a concentration have been put il
commission.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT STOCK.
HOLDERS.

Branch office of the Four Timbers
Mining Company, Colfax, Washing
ton, July IS, 1917.
Notice is hereby given that there is
delinquent upon the following de-
scribed stock on account of an assess
ment of two CD mills per share, levied
on the 4th day of June, 1917, the sew
eral amounts set opposite the names
of the respective shareholders as fol-
lows, to-wit:
No. No.
Name Cert. Shares Amt.
Benson, Andrew go.
........ 194-5-6-7-8-9 50,750 101.50
Bagrant & Morrell ..306 1000 400
Hunt, Calvin T. .....2 39 1000 200
Sanberg, A w .1S2-327 10000 1000
Shannon, William -.
...... 34S-344-a46 2O57OO 411.4O
Avery, w T 1917 $50 1.12
And in accordance with law so many
shares of each parcel Of such stock as
may be necessary will be sold on the
4th day of August, 1917, at the hour of
80 p. m. of said day at the branch
office of the company, Lippitt Bros.
store, Colfax, Washington, to pay the
delinquent assessment thereon, togeth-
er with the costs of advertising and
expenses of sale.
s. E. KILHAM,
Secretary-Treasure Four Timbers
Mining Company, Colfax, Washing
ton. Jy19-A23t
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16

a 1O0O-foot channel. Another dredge,
of similar design but larger and to
cost 100000 has been started this
year. In Trinity county early this
year the Pacific Gold Dredging COM
pany started operations in the Carr
Vale district The buckets of the
dredge are of 9 cubic feet capacity,
and the machine digs 60 feet below
water line. Later, arrangements were
made to move the dredge four miles
down Coffee creek where better
ground has been discovered The
Trinity Star Dredging company is
building wooden dredge on the Trim
ity river on the Paulsen ranch near
Lewiston. The Trinity Gold Dredging
company, owning the old Alte Bert
dredge has contracted for a second
one with So buckets of IS cubic feet
capacity each. The company owns
$500 acres Of dredging ground. Pros
pecting for dredging ground is active
in Trinity county. The Gardella
Dredging company is preparing to
build a second dredge on Clear creek,
near Redding, Shasta county, where
1t already has one operating success
fully. Another dredge (No. 81 is to
be constructed by the American
Dredge company on the Mokelumne
river near Camanche, Calaveras coun-
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16
Governor Alexander and Flying Squad
Would Use School Fund Cover Expense

night for Mackay where the lana
board will meet Friday. to review some
problems having to do with the irri-
CATION districts of southeastern ldaho'
She did not entertain the opinion thar
the governor and the other democrat
jc members of the land board would
attempt to put over the purchase OF
deficiency warrants at the Mackay
meeting.
The first deficiency warrants were
issued more than three months ago
when the flying squadron COM
menced to visit the town Of southern
Idaho, for the purpose, 1t was claim
ed, of preaching military prepared
ness
The personnel of the squadron was
made up Of the governor, the attorney
general the secretary OF state and
the state auditor, all democrats.
Squadron Shy in Coin.
The squadron had no money at its
disposal for travelling expenses, but
shortly after the tours were started
the board Of examiners convened and
in minutes spread upon its books In
structed John w. Eagleson, state
( treasurer, to pay such claims as might
be presented.
The examining board is made up Of
the governor, the attorney general and
the secretary of state.
Eagleson refused to honor the def
cheney warrants issued, asserting that
lit would be unlawful since he had no
funds at his command for such a pur-
pose. At the same time he asked the
attorney general for ruling. Phe
attorney general upheld the stand
Eagleson had taken.
Shortly after the treasurer had re-
fused to recognize the paper circulat-
ed by the examining board the gov
ernor announced that the Overland
National bank had agreed to handle
the deficiency warrants.
When ]. III. Black, cashier of the
bank, was asked how much money his
institution expected to advance on the
paper he refused to answer.
Totals Are Obscure.
1t Is not known at this time how
much money the democratic state Of
ficials have attempted to obligate the
state to pay through the issuance OF
the deficiency paper
Joseph Hansen, war secretary to
the governor, has been given war
rant every 80 days for the last three
months. He draws salary Of 5000 a
month. In addition the Flying squad
ron" has spent several hundred dol
lars travelling about the state and
warrants have been issued to mem
bers of the state counsel of defense
for expenses incurred by them when
they attended the meetings of that
body.
OF late~weeks the democratic state
officials have not been travelling much
in body. They have spent the last
several days in eastern Idaho. but /,
IS expected that their expenses will be
paid from the funds appropriated by
the legislature for the land depart
lment
1t is said that state leaders in the
democratic party have advised the
members of the flying squadron
that they would be repudiated in the
next campaign if the jaunts about the
state were kept up. The conference
state officials occurred six weeks ago
it is claimed. Since then there have
been no trips until the present.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16
Notice of Postponernent.

Notice is hereby given that by order
of the board of directors, the sale of
delinquent stock of the Four Timbers
Mining company, has been postponed
from the 4th day of August, 1917, to
the 4th day of September, 1917, at the
same hour and place above described.
s. e. KILHAM,
Secretary Treasurer of the Four Tim
bers Mining Company, Colfax,
Washington. A9-36- At
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16

Do Governor Alexander and Attor-
ney General Walters expect to ask
the other members of the state land
board to join them in buying UP, with
state school funds, deficiency war
rants issued since April by the state
auditor at the direction Of the state
board Of examiners to pay the travel
ing expenses incurred by the flying
squadron" on it's jaunts over the
state, asks the Boise Statesman
In the opinion of Miss Ethel e. Red
field, state superintendent or public
instruction. the only republican men,
Der of the land board, such a move Is
contemplated. She expects the sub
ject to be preached at an early date
by the states chief executive in a
formal way when the land board is In
session some time this month.
The governor and the attorney gen.
eral brought the matter to the atten-
ton of Miss Redfield in an informal
way last Friday just prior to the hour
when the land board met, she said
Wednesday,
viii Refuse to Agree.
The state superintendent says she
told the two men that she would re-
fuse to sanction their proposed ac-
ton and advised them that she would
not vote in accord with their wishes
IL they attempted to borrow money
from the school funds to take up the
outstanding paper
Miss Redfield says it was suggested
by the governor that $500 would be
needed Immediately for the purchase
OF deficiency warrants that have al
ready been issued, while $4,000 would
be needed during the current bien-
mann to handle paper. that will be
floated while the present administra-
ton is in Office.
The Overland National bank OF
Boise has bought up much Of the out
standing paper, while the governor
claims to have advanced some money
from personal funds for the purchase
of number of the deficiency war
rants.
Bank and Governor Silent.
It is not known how much money
the bank has advanced. Neither Is 1t
known how much has been put up by
the governor, as both the governor
and the bank are reluctant to talk on
the subject in the presence of news
papermen.
To Miss Redfield the governor said
It might be necessary to call special
session /of the Legislature in January
for the purpose of having it make an
appropriation with which to cancel
the paper. She AYERS that the gov
ernor spoke of calling the Legislature
together after she had told him and
the attorney general that 1t would be
contrary to law to purchase the war
rants with school funds.
TO Miss Redfield's arguments that
the members Of the land board
would be liable on their bonds If they
used the states school fund for pur-
pose not prescribed by the code. the
governor replied that 1t Is wal
times" she says.
Walters Favors Plan.
According to the superintendent the
attorney general Joined the states
chief executive in the argument thai
the use of the school funds for pur.
pose not specifically set forth in the
code would be sanctioned by the pub.
lie and upheld by any legislature.
Miss Redfield left Boise Wednesday
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.
Office of the Old Veteran Mining Com
pany, Wallace, Idaho, August o.

pany, Walidce, ludho, Hue"S ~
1917.
Notice is hereby given that at a
regular meeting of the board of d.
rectors of the above named corpora
ton, held on the 9Th day OF August
1917, an assessment of two 90 mills
per share was levied upon the capt.
tai stock of said corporation subject
thereto, payable on or before the Sth
day of September. 1917, to L. L. Brain
ard, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF the COM
pany, at Wallace Idaho.
Any stock upon which this assess
ment remains unpaid on the Sth day
of September, 1917, will be delinquent
and advertised for sale at public auc-
ton, and unless payment Is made pc
fore. will be sold on the goth day OF
September, 1917, to pay the delin-
ouent assessment thereon, together
with the costs of advertising and ex-
penses of sale.
l.. L. BRAINARD,
AoSe5t Secretary Treasurer
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16
Birds of a Feather.

Former Governor Cole Blease has
come out boldly and aligned himself
on the side of the kaiser. It's just like
him. Journal and Tribune.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16
Washinaton Needs an Epidanic.

A New York doctor says common
sense is disease-one to which the
New York doctor evidently has never
been exposed-Kansas City Star.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16

The best reason for trusting Mr..
Hoover is the enemies he has made.
Charleston News and Courier.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16
Hydraulic Mining.

In hydraulic mining activity has
been greater than for years in Cali
fornia. The new big concrete i'm
pounding dam across Slate creek in
Sierra county. will permit hydraulic
mining again at Rowland Flat St
Louis. Port Wine. and a number of
other old-time placer camps, long vir-
tually deserted. Many old deserted
hydraulic mines in the Cherokee and
Columbia Hill districts of Nevada
county, the Magalia region in Butte
county, Gold Run. and Dutch Flat.
Placer county, and other places, are
being tested with a view Of reopen
ing them and starting the giants
against the banks. Experiments are
being carefully made in certain drift
mines in Butte county, with a view
of mining the gravel of the buried
rivers by machinery instead of by
hand
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16

The mining of copper, lead and zinc
In California thus far in 1917 has been
much more active and prosperous than
that of gold mining. AS usual the
larger proportion of the copper out
put comes from Shasta county al
though Calaveras and Plumas coun-
ties are more and more coming to
the front as large producers.
The Wallace miner. [volume] (Wallace, Idaho) 1907-current, 1917-08-16
NOTICE OF ASSESSMENT.

A9-,S6-5t
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-09
Ulrt1tu nun UyHklann.
Dtt finefiife aabinet beilutter at er-s
HIRE sesaas NJ sfa aaab

8efine ben 3oie Aug. st Gor-
flag bleD* Deotaget i6ag, Der giper
-8empnbigeie til at erflere &rig
moo Epifla11o. 8are Hreiioeutens
5ta6fRitelie trenges for at gibre
&rigserfleringen 9effeftip.
-@efing, 6. Slug: Gungerenoe Bre<
ii6ent Seng &po=cbang bar ianftione-
ret Den enitemmige 8eilutning, fom /
2broags bleb fattet at bet finelilfe
&abinet ON at erflere Gpiflano og
9fterrig=l1ngarn 4rig. De alliereoe
Maeters Mi,riitre oil ionoipnligpis
me6e i oct fineliife u6enrigsoepartc=
ment for at 6isfutere @binas &rigs'
erflertng, iom bentes at billie bltoe
u61te6t ON nogle elmer.
: Brenierminiiter Guam @bt-il1t og
bans politiife &ilbengere paaitaar,
at Jeng 4mo=cbdng 1on1 S1ceprPl1>
bent auto1natiIf blep Brelibent, 6a
81 guan=bung negteoe at opertage
@mbebet igien.
Meble1nnner af 8arlamentet fam-
leg ! Canton og treffer Sorbereoelier
for at organiiere ct WnitRritDre og
pelge en- Breiioent.
Gre11itaaen6e Epifere / Befing fon-
.fererer me6 boIlanoife Mniiter til
Gbina ON at reiie til SABA Sen
1panife Miniiter: bill fanoiDnligpis
obertage 9iterrig =l1ngarns SSnteres-
for
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-09

&nblmann tiger &aag uNieutpe Gon-
rom" /, at ban altio bar peret Ell fraf.
tig Mo6itanoer moo benipnsss l1n-
oerDan6sfrigsfpriel. San er oglaa, IL
ger Mpiien, Ell Gprter al ben. .8olttif
at giere alt, iom .er 1npligt for at
llnogaa pi6ere 6drjpaoelie al BEL
billie for 5torbritanntens 5ioe, ibet
ban tror, at efter artgen ct Benifob
mellem Storbritannien og Splflano
u66penoigt for fi6itn9pnte.
Dr. bon @iiblmanr, tilfgier 8la-
set, er i1no65 Mn1eftioner, % 8labet
u6trpffer bep Mening, at ban pil gib-
re fit, p6erite for at tiiDeiebringe en-
inarlig Gorftaaelp n1e6 Gnglqno.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-09
Np11tralpH man.
9e 6oreneoe Stater forlanger fnlb
SplDsning angaaenbe Wabfprbpl,
bene bus Mprbeurppas Me,1trale.
6riotiof 9sanien babber, at Moree
itaar pberfor Snngersnpb, bpis
Nmerifa itenger Silfprielen.

@aibington ben 3bie 9lu9nlt. 'De
Joreneoe Stater bar ienot Sc 81 To-
matilfe @eprpientanter for Sc neu>.
'trale Nationer Norcenropa Softer,
bpori anmo6es ON fulh Splps1li,lg
.angaaenoe Ma6forbol6ene. De1t-arse.
rifnnife &egiering agter at lettc De
:nentrale Nationer paa 3atio,1er gisn-
.1e1n lin ll6ferielsfoltrol, % Nlanen
Derfor Dil blibe nfgiurt, efternt gnar
frn Be HellHofR er i11al lSbet
De 6oreneoe 5tnter agter at i,1b.
ifrpnfe otiIfprielen ttlsbe nertrd'
fe til BET allernsopenoigite for at bin-
ore, at Maoparer eller 2epnctsmiS<
Ter, Der benpttes i1teoenfor ianlme,
Ifal foume til Epiflano. 41un faftlif
nanglen6e 2ebnetsmi6ler nil bliec
tillaot u6fprt al Mnerifa, % Ser I'll
.blipe forlangt @ifferbeo for, at in>
gen anerifanife 6goemioler gienu0>
fgres eller. bruges til at eritatte ST.
6en1i6ler, Der ubfores.
DR.: Gri3tiof ManienL 2e6er al oen
norife Msiion, erfl9reoe igaar, at
george abiolut 1too oberfor @ungers-
MO- bois oe 6orene6e 5tater itengte
Silfprielen til 6et. Sans 2ano, iag=
6e DR.. Manien, par re6e til at afgiDe
en- Million Sons Sfibe moo at faa
SSnbfgrle1 af 2epnetsmi6ler. Norge
trangte Suffer, Se6tftoffe og &orn
og pil6e garantere, at i11tet al bette
blep ien6t til Epiflanb.
DR.. Nanfen iagoe lite noget ON,
at Norge paa nogen Maa5e pil6e BIZ
be mot til at opgine fin Neutralitet.
Det norffe Soft bil gierne bibeboloe
fin Bla6s i @er6en fom ipfaren6e Sea-
ton % alnin6elig 8efor6rer af Ser
6ers Sanoelstrafif, og for at faa
Mno til fig ielp og bol6e lin Sanoels.
flaabe @irfiombe6 bar De billige til
at operlabe 5fibe mob Mab.
9e norife 5fibe bil5e blipe lat t
apftfart, iauinart @ongresien foran.
orer 5gfartslosene til at ttllebe
,toenlanoife 5fibe at gibre bette.
Den bollan6ife @egiering er. og-
iaa pillig til at butte Sfibe / @ao
paa 8etingelfe at, at sfibene lite fen.
bes in6 | Sare5oner1. Gen bollanb.
tie Miniiter 0an 8appar6 fag6e, at
bans @egiering bar re6e til at ftille
8O, 900 Cons til Mnooigbeb for ben
belgtffe Ne6biplp, bDiS be 5orene5e
Stater bilbe tillabe &puano at fau
2ebnetsn1ibler for eget Brug.
- 5tocfbolm ben 26en Ml,g1it.
NDe 116fGrlelSforbu blep u0ite6t al
ben ibenife Megieri11g ioag. 9e giel-
Der en- lang 2iite af forffieatge Mrtf-
Ter, bboraf be btgttgfte ct 2ebnets.
1ntbler. Det forbp6es ogfaa l1ofgriel
|af naiten alle Sorter Mafftner, Cd.
og ftrurgtffe sSnftrumenter, nltfifaf.
ife 8lpieinftrrntenter, 9tnonesruoer,
Dsr- og @flleoramnter, Der inoe-
.boloer 11oget nnbet Metm e16 Sern.
9enfigte1 meo be 11be gorbub Ct
tpieniDnIig at btnore Mesjtng, 8lp,
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-09
Uyaklanna 5tyrr
Store Toranbringer. Zimmerman
aflbft af &ablmann. Wanse an-
bre Wimiitr trrber af.
Sntet gegn til @eniDn til 5plfepilien,
&ii5lmann Mobitanber al
ltnbernambsfrigen.

= 2on6on ben 7be @uguft. St.
bon &iiblman1 bleb igaar inbiat ion
l16enrigsminilter efter 9llfreo 3im-
mermann, nelber ct Gelegram fra
Berlin befrpften6e nnite6 8reis Se-
legrammer 2gr6ag Mften ON 3int-
mermanns og tire andre Miniitres Nf-
trp0en. gn M Bn1t, Mmmunitions-
,n1inifter, blep oglaa oprettet meo Dr.
@eis fom Snoebaper, % fire gorat1-
.6ringer bIen aiort i BET prea1sitife.
|5tots1t1iniIt teriuu1.
S sSyttglee 9elegromner fra Crit
lan6 og sebmei8 bar en- bel &affe
5oranoringer funoet Ste6 2eoel-
len al set tpife @iges og Bre1siens
Mnliggenoer. Den bigtigfte Sor-
|.anoring er, at M1fre6 Zimmerman
er bleDen afleit fom l1oenrigsmini=
ter ,af Dr. Micbarb bon &ublnant1
ti6ligere 4n1basiaber til Eprfiet. Dr.
@arl &elfferieb ct u6nepnt til 8ice>
fansler nben Bortefple. Dr. 2isco
er blepen SSuftitsmintiter iite6enfor
Dr. 8esfeler.
&nrI $. bon @ieganb, Sen fi61te
aneritanife &orreiponoent, iom for<
lo6 Spiflan6, og fom anfom til Seem
Sort / 0ns6ags, telegraferer fra Seem
Sort BEN Ste &uguit:
ul1on9pnelien al Dr. &icbarb bon
E@mblmann til tDif l1oenrigsminiiter
efter Mfreb Zimmerman er ct art>
set Sfriot, &eiieren bar taget, iom
Tan opfattes fom @etning at 6reb.
@ublmann er, iom ieg fienoer BAN
fra perionlige Samtaler, en- @ntt-
9tnnefttoniit og par meget inoo ben
ifaanielslgie llnoerbanosfrtg."
Berlin (pia 2on0on) Sen 76e
gluguit. (Mf Sobn @ran6ens). Den
liberole 8resie u6talte aabent ioag
lin MiSn6ie meo bet nDe @abinet.
r3ageblatt" erflpre6e, at Solicit lite
bap6e facet noget at iige / 8elRttel,
len al Miniiterpofterne.
rSolfebillien babbe i11gen sss16flp,
belle paa 4abinets uonabnelierne, !"
iagoe rGogeblntt" rEpiflanb moo.
tog ben 11De @egiering fon1 en- @ape
fra ope11. &igsoagen bar i1tgen ft6r-
re Mettigbeber END andre Barlamen-
ter. Set itore tpife Soft bar bberfen
Ioirefte eller inbirefte SnoflD6elie /
@alget af fine StDrere. De bar In
gen Mugt og intet Nnipar. De ct
ubfat for 5fiRbnens Slag."
Gro6s Wisnete 1ne6 bet 1tbe &abi-
net ct set in6bfenoe, at Spfflanos
Mo6erniiering bill fomme giennent
@epolution lite be6 oirefte &ftton.
On frenn1e6 bil6e ftrar bltbe raaet
! of ben Omftnnoigbe6, at Der lite er
nogen bore Eegn til De ftore &ing,
fon1 mi foregaar GDfflano. Der bar
lite bpret mtn6ite Eegn til en- reboll1-
toner Manb UNDER ben Bertobe, fom
begDnbte nteo @eoagelien for at ftDr.
te 8etbmann-& ollneg.
Mntiteroam ben 6te Angl1f S en-
aarafterfftsfe af 81. @icbarb bo11
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-08-09

.Nfbisning oprruft" al Gienoens4
Mnsreb runot 9angemart % i-spS.
l6Iooens glffnit blep berettet i ben
irfficielle @apport ibag Brittle stn-
greb runot Wptfcbaete tioIig ioa3
nislpffebes .ligeleoes ,neo ipprc
Sob, paaito6es bet.
(Sortiettes pna 2ben gibe.)
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(Gmiarantens e6o gnbnftns 45be orboefns s7 aasaas
aobber, Niffel og anore Neetaller fra
at Mibe 11nfert.

] @itter Miniiter III SDllaub.
Bern ben 2ben augnit. 81: Ra1l.
Sitter, Der nDli9 bar fcbnei5if Mi-
11iiter til Be Goreneoe Stater, bleD
ioag 11onepnt til iebpei3iif Miniiter.
til 9aag.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10

ATTENTION n OF r.
E'su'Nr meeting tonight at 1880
Work il uI three ranks
A. DAVIS. G. &.
PRICE SOUTH N. r. d S.
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SOONERS JOIN
OFFICERS CAMP

Norman. Okla, May 10.-(SpeciaD-
More than one hundred University Of
Oklahoma students and alumni have
already joined the army and navy and
the officers training corps, and many
hundred others are preparing now to
get into military organizations. \
rush to the training camps followed
the announcement that university men
would be given a preference, and all
seniors and juniors who We're physi-
Cally III were accepted.
Alumni flocked TO Norman and Ok
lahoma City from all parts of the state
to get places in the camp. Among
them were John T. Harley and Fred
Hansen. each of whom was serving
his first term as county attorney of
his home county Harley from Coal
county and Hansen from Cotton Both
are graduates of the law school.
Leaders in every department of stu.
dent activity have Joined the colors
Among them are Thomas Graham
president of the students association:
Harry L. s. HALEY, last years presi
dent: Frank Mccain, captain OF next
years football team. w Irwin Mum
manager Of the student newspaper:
Eugene Monnet, famous tennis star,
the Johnson brothers, and many other;
Of the stars of the gridiron that are
immortal in Oklahoma football history
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-05-10

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underwear bring spring colds vita
stu0od-up head, sore throat and gen
orll cold symptoms A dose of Dr.
Kings New Discovery is sure relief
this happy combination of auuseptc
halsam- clears the head, sootncs the
irritated membranes and what might
have been q lingering cold is broken
up. Don't stop treatment when relief
is first felt. as q aclrcErod cold is
dangerous. Take Dr. Kings New DTS
coyory till your cold is gone.