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The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-06
SEWARD SNAPSHOTS

Crook for Seattle tonight for a visit with friends and relatives.
 Have you planted a garden? It is not too late. Take look around and see if there is a spot near by on winch you can plant few rows of lettuce, radishes, beets, turnips or spuds. Do it now.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-06
THE SEWARD GATEWAY SEWARD ALASKA WEDNESDAY, JUNE 19
BRAZIL HANDS BERLIN
 HOT REPORT ON SUBS

RIO DE JANEIRO, Wednesday, June 6-The Brazil ian reply to the note of protest from Berlin against the seizure and of German ships says in part "he utiza ton of German ships by Brazil follows the torpedong of Brazilian merchant ships and assures directly and imme datey although by force satisfaction for losses caused by German submarines"
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-06

If your sweet tooth is your wisdom tooth you will buy your candy at the Key. u
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-06
TWO KILLED IN AIR RAID ON THAMES

LONDON, Wednesday, June 6.-Two people were killed and 30 wounded as a result of a German arpane raid of the Thames Estuary
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-06
LOSS OF U-2O ADMITTED AT BERLIN

BERLIN, Wednesday, June 6.-The loss of the sub- marine U2O in the naval engagement off the coast of Flanders yesterday is officially admitted.
The Seward gateway and the Alaska evening post., 1917-06-06

For fresh, killed to order Spring Chickens call Main Is.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-12-07
farms under the Amity Canal, with
old water assessments, on easy terms
Address Box $50, Holly Colorado.
Butte Springs.
Omitted last week

The Grange gave an oyster sup
per Wednesday evening.
w. r. McGinnis has taken. Is
head of cattle to pasture and keep
for the winter for Mr.. Brown. OF
Granada
The Kite schoolhouse is going to
be the incest of any near here-all
censent. The men from all parts
OF the vicinity are giving their time
and will be quite busy for some time
with the work.
Mrs. d. P. Douglass spent Thurs
day with Mrs Mack Wilton.
Will Russell had so bales of broom
corn on his land Most of the
farmers are through baling.
Mesdames Hubert, Russell and
johnson were callers on Mrs. C. l..
Patterson one day last week.
Hugo, Maybury spent Tuesday
and Wednesday with his wife in
Lamar.
The Changers of Belle district
have a man coming from Denver to
give them a price on broom corn.
Broom corn is from S4OO to $500 a
ton.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-12-07
Butte Creek Items

Elmer Roberts and family were
visitors at Jack Wiltons Sunday.
Mrs. Maybery and little daughter
came home from Lamar, Wednesday.
Her sister returning with her.
VIII Settles returned to Holly
Thursday where he has been work
ing in the lumber yard
Mr. Hanson and family a brother
of J. r. Hanson who purchased the
Wilson claim have taken up their
residence on this place. We vel
come them and know the will be
splendid neighbors and help in
the community,
The Holly chieftain., 1917-12-07
We ship any whore.
How To Prevent Group

In child that is subject to at
tacks of Group, the first indication
of the disease is hoarseness. Give
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
soon as the child becomes hoarse and
the attack may be warded off and
all danger and anxiety, avoided.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy.
This is not only one of the best
and most efficient medicine for
coughs, colds and Group, but is also
pleasant and safe to take, which is
important when medicine must be
given to children. Many mothers
have given it their unqualified en-
dorsement.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-12-07

Hugh Russell was in Granada
Saturday. Sam Harris, r. L. Kite
and Jack Wilton were also trading
in Granada Saturday.
Miss Florence Walters our plea
SAINT and popular teacher at the
Kite School went home wednesday
evening for vacation till Monday
Morning.
c. /. Patterson was transacting
business in Holly Friday.
Will Russell is helping George
Owens with his farm work this
week
Mrs Forest johnson, d. P. Doug
las and family and Mrs. Logan
Owens were callers at C. l. Patter-
sons home the first of the week.
Charley Hubert is working for
the alfalfa milling Co. at Holly at
present.
Mrs Tourney is visiting her hus-
band and mother-in-law at Holly.
The Farmers Protective Union
met at the Sod school house near
Duer Saturday evening This is a
good movement and will result in
much benefit to farmers.
We are now operating the cream
stations at Webb and Cheney Cen
ter, Colorado. We always pay the
top market prices for your cream
can quote you 43 cents for butter.
fat this week. Trinidad Creamery
Company. Trinidad, Colorado.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-12-07


RESOURCES
/ and ................ .s11lS271O
Total Loans .$l1132710
Notes and bills redscounted s27575o 25o sos56seo
2 Oyerdrats unsecured .$1146l 146l
kU s. (other than Liberty Bonds 1910:
U s bonds deposited
qnta, pa, ya'us nnd. 125oooo
Liberty 12O0OO 2lOOoO
Securities Isa other than U S bonds mot inelud
ing stocks,
Total bonds securities .......... 49,.
!. Ns Stock of Federal Reserve Bank $50 cent of
2 Reales edothert banking house s54oo
Lawfu lreervewi Reserve Bank 19So76s
l5 Cash vault and amount due from
tionar banks ...................... 1o2sO7s3
is Checks on other banks in the same city or town
reporting (other Item a5l25
Total of ID,
%. Redemption fund with U. S. Treasurer
due from T. s. Treasurer 625OO
LIABILITIES '1'''
% Capital paid ~ ...,..........
"a "A Surplus fund -. 100000
expenses interest, and taxes
reserved accrued 3449l
80 Circulating 125oOO
due 20 bankers lother
Included 81 ...........:... lOl59s
4 payable within 80 daysl
deposits o ..... 2W2449S
Certificates than
outstanding ............... 54slls
Total demand deposits SUBJECT to Reserve
Items33 &, and 4
subject to Reserve payable after
80 days, subject 80 vi
A. Certificates Of deposit tothe than for
Total time deposits subject to Reserve
Items |, 43, and "a
Total
IS a Liabilities for redscounts, including those
with Reseve
bandcy
of
County o
cashier of the abOvenamed solemnly
bell
Correc-Attest:
j. r
F
s.
The Holly chieftain., 1917-12-07

No 77O Reserve District No
Report of the conditions of the
The First National Bank

At Holly, in the at 0 business
November
RESOURCES
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-28
THOUSANDS LINE STREETS TO GIVE TEDDY
ROOSEVELT WARM WELCOME TO CHICAGO

ceIVed a great ovation on his arrival
in Chicago today. Thousands crowd
ed the train gateways at the Union
station, along his line of march to
the Congress hotel and down to the
La Sale hotel, where Teddy was
scheduled to make a speech under
the auspices OF. the National Security
league.
Sam insult and Art Meeker were
the first to grab ROOsevelt's hand
when his train chugged in. SChuet-
tiers policemen had a tough time
keeping a bowling mob away from
the three as they worked their way
through the station to an auto.
When Teddy saw the crowd he
smiled, showed his teeth and said,
My gracious This is fine, fine, finer'
On the way to the Auditorium no
tel jams waved flags and hOwled
greetings from the cUrbstOnes. The
same welcome was howled at him on
his trip to the La Sale hotel.
Roosevelt was informed of the dis
agreement between Mayor ThOmp-
son and the council over inviting
Gen. Joffre to Chicago. Il wouldn't
want to indulge in personalities, but
I sincerely hope tina THE invitation
is extended and that Gen. JOffre
comes"
Some Of the things T. R. snapped
off in an interview were:
There are two classes of people
in Chicago Americans and others.
The sooner the others get out the
better"
IF I am permitted to raise my di-
vision I hope to get a large percen-
tage of members who are wholly or
part German. am part German my
self. They must come in as Ameri-
cans or not at all, however"
Il am for the man who marTies as
a preparation for war, but those who
hide behind skirts to avoid military
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-04-28

III 1Cuug INOOSGNGlJ dLupdlSu VI
embarrassment against the govern
ments plans of war is being made to-
day in Chicago, most faithful of his 4
strOnghOlds and scene of his political
pirating of the Progressive party.
With backing of a perfect lineup
OF big business concerns, led by the
packers who are now under investi-
cation, the coal trust heads and the
public utility car of the middle west,
Teddy will try to rouse enough en-
thusiasm here today to force Presi-
dent Wilson or congress to allow him
to tramp over to France and hold
himself before that earnest nation as
a representative American.
Teddy's army consists Of two divi-
siOns. One of them is the crowd Of
enthusiastic young fellows who
would follow him to French trenches.
The other division is Teddys
Scouts. They will boost him; spend
a lot Of time trying to put him over,
play his name in the limelight if he
does lead an army to France and
then run him for president again if
he makes good.
Teddy's Scouts we're UnOfficially
organized here today. Some Of the
prominent soldiers include: Arthur
MeekeT and J. Ogden Armour, from
the stOckyards division; Sammy In
sui, public utility boss with Morgan
and Rockefeller connections; and r.
R. (BeTtie) Mccormick, dashing edi-
tor Of the Chicago Tribune and major
of the militia.
Teddy's Scouts have a press agent
division, too, known as the National
Security League. Lest it's security
be doubted, people should know that
Harry MerEiCk is head Of the Chicago
branch. Harry also draws pay out
in the stOckyaTds where he is a de-
paTtment head for Mr. Armour & Co.
Second to Capt Merrick is Frank
Rock, another department boss in
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Lost and Found

STRAYED-From my farm on Belg-
ium Ridge, a fiye-month-old heifer
calf, brindle roam color. L. G. Smith,
Viroqua, E. 2. 35-l*
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Mr.. Ford Owner
Is This True?

Nine out of ten Ford owners have
no emergency brake and depend en-
tirely upon their foot brake. If you
think this is an exaggeration just try
to stop your car on the next steep
grade you come to by only using your
present emergency brake. Let her
slide down the hill at twenty miles an
hour, and if you can stop the car and
hold the load, Wen treat Now then,
let us presume you brake an axle, a
drive shaft pinion or any of the gears
on your ditferential, either ascending
or descending a hill then what? Your
foot brake is useless. You reach for
your emergency to find that it is worn
out. What next? Well, it's send for
the ambulance, and in many cases the
undertaken. We know these are facts
because this thing is happening ev-
cry day, and tomorrow it may happen
to YOU.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
Take Advantage Oft

Big lot sale now on at Butts addi-
tion-l2 lots sold and others selling,
requiring new plot Frank Wise Of
fers to build house on new road to fair
ground. Dyson considering six acres
and Frank Chase offers to take whole
farm. Get on the band wagon.
w L. BUTT.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29

Viroqua lost to Lacrosse at that
place last Sunday by score of to 3
Dahl was out of the game and Linde-
mann had to be replaced because of
injury. This and costly errors lost
our boys the game. Fortney pitched
a good game. Lad" Garin led with
the stick, getting 3 hits and driving
in all of Viroqusls runs, Peterson of
Westby played third base, getting two
hits, one triple.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29

Soldiers Grove comes next Sunday
with the pick of the Kickapoo valley
to aveDge their previous defeat and
scalp our boys in approved Indian
fashion. Come out and see them try
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
BASE BALL DOINGS

The benefit dahce for the ball team
at Running's hall Wednesday night
was we'll attended, netting the boys
S25, which helps TO place them on good
financial footing. a repeater is
planned for the future.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29
For Rem,

For RENT-One room to young man
or student. Mrs. Geo. Clarke. 35-lw
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29

For RENT-To school girls, two I'M
furnished rooms. Inquire of NJ. J.
Jasperson. 35.l
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1917-08-29

For RENT = Desirable Office rooms
in Blue Front building. Inquire of S
A. Farr. 35-tf
Arizona republican., 1917-07-02
GUARD OFFICERS
NOT To Be REPLACED
BY REGULAR ARMY

If national guard officers are able to
pass the physical examination they
will retain their rank and command
when taken into the federal service.
The wedding process, if there is to be
any, will come afterward.
Equal opportunity for enlisted men
to gain commissions and for commits
stoned officers to win promotions is to
be given in the national guard, the
national army and the regular army.
To the house committee on military
affairs these declarations have been
made by Secretary of War Baker and
they represent the intentions of the
administration with respect to the mill
itary forces of the nation. The COM
mittee had under consideration a bill
advocated by the war department to
amend certain sections of the National
Defense act. Among other amend
ments proposed is one providing for
the appointment of officers of the ma
tional guard when taken into the fed
eral service.
The National Defense act states that
the commissioned officers of said or
CARNATIONS shall be imported from
among the members thereof" and it
is proposed TO amend this provision by
the insertion of 'or, in grades above
the rank of captain, may be appointed
from officers of the regular army
This means that if the provision
were enacted into law only the lieu
tenants and captains would be certain
Of being taken into the federal service,
while majors lieutenant colonels brig
auter generals and major generals
might be taken from the regular army.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-02
OFFICIAL ASKS
ALL PEOPLE TO !
NAME S[ACKERS
Appeal Is Issued By Assist
ant U. S. Attorney Lang
ston for Report of Those
Who Failed to Register

An appeal to all Arizona citizens to
report instances of persons failing to
comply with President Wilson's regis
tration order to the proper officials
has been made by Assistant United
States Attorney j. H. Langston of this
city.
1t is the belief of the local official
that there are more persons in Arizona
who nave not registered than at first
supposed, a majority of whom are
Mexicans. Some of these, it is admit :
ted, failed to register through ignor
ance but others wilfully evaded the
law.
|. is the desire of the local office to
enforce the law and at the same time
to mete out justice 1t is believed that
there are numerous persons who, per-
sonally, know of Stacker" instances
but have so far failed to notify the
proper officials. Without the aid of
the public, officials will be unable to
enforce the registration law
According to the announcement of
Attorney Langston yesterday. he has
no desire to punish persons who failed
to register through ignorance, but in
cases where the individuals wilfully
refused to comply with the order,
criminal action will be instituted.
Attorney Langston has received in
formation that Sheriff Wilky has been
registering persons without signing
complaints against them. According to
information received from Washington.
persons who did not register on or be
fore June IL shall be held to the feder-
al court. The attorney is given the
jurisdiction, however, to waive this
right under the condition that he is
convinced that the individual had suf-
ficient reason and cause for not reg
istering previous to that date.
Sheriff Wilky has been instructed
it was stated, to turn over to federal
officials the names of all persons regis
tered at his office after June ~. Each
case will be investigated by Attorney
Langston and in instances where fail
ure to register appears wilful, COM
plant will be sworn to and the per-
sons held to the special session of the
federal court
Arizona republican., 1917-07-02
THE UNFOLDING OF TRUTH

pretending of spiritual ideas which
constitute the universe of God.
As truth unfolds a man becomes re-
generated: in other words the real or
spiritual ma becomes better known;
and as this goes on the human being
experiences a greater measure of health
and rises above the evil beliefs of the
world. Although Christian Science
heals physical disease, its healing work
is not limited to such: in fact the
healing of disease by Christian Science
is a secondary result, following upon
the unfolding of truth to the conscious
ness of the one who was believing in
the reality of sickness. Sickness is an
inharmonious condition of mind. result
ing from the false material sense of
things SO long as human beings are
taken in by the belief that matter is
real and that life and intelligence are
either in or are controlled by matter,
just so long will they be liable to be
deceived by the belief of sickness. AS
they get to understand more fully the
allness of good, of Life. of harmony,
the truth as it unfolds will enable them
to liberate themselves from the false
sense of inharmony and health will
become to them their legitimate heri-
tage "
In similar manner aman is enabled
to rise above all the wrong impulses
of the carnal mind Every form of sin
arises from the belief that matter is
real. 1t signifies not which be taken.
Lust can only break out when the be-
lief dominates that matter has sensa-
ton. Jealousy, envy, and hatred arise
when the finite sense of personality.
has obscured the truth that there is one
infinite Person, God. There is not. a
single sin or evil belief which has not
its origin in the fallacy that God is
limited. This has to be recognized;
and Christian Science is enabling men
to do so in manner never before pos
sible in the worlds history.
Jesus of Nazareth was az man to
whom the truth was unfolded in a mar
velous measure. All the world knows
what the truth enabled him to do. In
common with the rest of mankind he
was tempted to believe in material
power. The senses tried to deceive him
as they try to deceive all other men.
But Christ Jesus was without sim"
The truth had been so wonderfully un-
folded to his consciousness that he was
able to refute sense testimony, to deny
its reality: and so through his meta
physical understanding the Master
healed disease of all kinds and sin of
every description To Truth, God. there
is no reality in disease; and knowing
this scientifically Christ Jesus could
heal case of leprosy as readily as he
could restore sight to the blind or the
use of his limbs to a man stricken with
paralysis 1t is the so-called human
mind which divides disease into cate
gories and labels some durable and
others incurable. But disease always
Ie- rFaTc hun =,
is called because it never was origi-
mated or caused by God.
Spiritual seers are those who are
faithful to what spiritual understand
ing reveals; and all men may become
spiritual seers in a degree by being
obedient to Truth. Spiritual under
standing unfolds Mind,-Life, Truth.
and Love.-and demonstrates the di-
vine sense. giving the spiritual proof
of the universe in Christian Science -
(Science and Health, p. $3.50
Arizona republican., 1917-07-02

WIFE IN CANAL
At TER QUARREL +
WITH HUSBAND

Following an early morning quarrel
Grand avenue, short distance from
Five Points, left her home about two
o'clock yesterday morning, ran along
Grand avenue to a point where Van
Buren, street intersects. ana either
jumped or fell into the Salt River canal
almost opposite No. 8 fire station. AS
she struck the water, the shock caused
her to scream. An automobile sales
man named Thompson, driving high
powered car was approaching the
point where the woman went into the
water. He saw the woman, who was
barefooted and wearing only a kimona,
as she ran across the street. and heard
her scream as the water enveloped her.
Turning his car toward the embank-
ment and throwing his lights SO that
they Illuminated the canal at that
point, he saw the woman struggling in
the water. Without hesitation he made
his way down the embankment and
dragged the woman to safety. A call
was sent to the police station and
Night Captain Carr and two or three
officers were soon at the scene. Fear
ing that the woman had suffered from
exposure. she was taken in Thompsons
car to the police station and Dr. H. K.
Beauchamp called. There she gave
her name ard told the police that she
had fallen into the canal. She said her
husband had threatened to leave her
after he learned that she had attended
a Saturday evening dance while he was
working.
Later the woman was taken to her
home after she and her husband had
effected a reconciliation.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-02
WIDE POWERS To
DRAF I BOARDS
IN EXEMP TONS

With the time drawing near wher
the boards of review will be con
vened to listen to all claims for ev-
emption from service in the new big
army that is to be formed, it becomes
more and more of interest as to Just
what powers these boards viii pos
sess.
rd from Washington is to the
effect that rigid adherence to the
policy laid down in the national army
selective draft law of placing the
question of exemption in the hands of
local boards is expected to character
ize the exemption regulations to be
made public by the war department
ir 4 Few DAVIS
1t is understood that the regula-
tons will map out only the general
procedure of the boards. 1t is be-
lieved that no specific class exemp-
tions will be provided for, and that
each man will be appraised on his
individual occupation and physical
capacity
No man with serious physical de-
fects will be called upon for military
service. The judgment of the civilian
doctors who are attached to local
exemption boards as to the ability of
any individual to live a soldiers life
will be a determining factor.
Married men will not be exempted
as class. In each case the object
of the board will be to determine
whether the dependency of wife, chill
dren or other relatives upon any man
IS SO complete as to warrant his re-
lection as a soldier
The boards may be furnished with
suggestions as to occupational ex-
emotions. The government can out
line generally the professions or
trades which must be maintained AT
full strength. The importance of an
individual in that profession or trade,
however, can only be determined by
the local boards.
No inkling has been given as to
the part to be assigned to those who
are to be granted part exemption be-
cause of religious belief. They are
:" be freed of the necessity of fir
ing upon enemy soldiers, and there
fore from regular military service,
out the act contemplates that they
can serve in some non-combatant ca
pacity behind the lines, and holds
them liable for such service. In such
cases the question of physical quail
fications is wholly different, and
there are many fine points that will
have to be decided in that connec-
ton as the facts present themselves.