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The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-18
Leaves for chieaaoe

Leaves for Chicago ...
 Mrs. Geo. H. Chase Left this morn ing for Chicago in response to a, tele- gram announcing the serious illness of her daughter.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-18
CREST GATHERED
 AT COURT HOUSE

Cansler, Albrecht and Webster, & partnership, plaintiff, vs A. H. Slaughter, sheriff, of the county of Greenlee, Arizona, defendant, is the title of case filed this week. PIaiu- tiffs claiming that an automobile up- on which they have mortgage has been seized by the Sheriff and is be- ing unlawfully detained. This is the auto that was seized on the Duncan road about two weeks ago containing seventy pints of whiskey.
 The First National Bank of Clifton vs. w. T. Witt, W. W. Dutton and W. H. Moon, A. L. Terry, the Board Of Supervisors of the county of Green lee, Arizona, defendants. This case was filed with the Clerk of the court on Tuesday. Plaintiff alleging that they hold a certain salary demand of Rodney Ellis for the sum of s200. .00 which has been duly assigned to them Thls action is a mandamus proceed ings. A. R. Lynch is attorney for plaintiff.
 An appeal from the Metcalf Justice Court was filed this week with the Clerk. the title of the case being s. Lopez vs. Domingo Secada. Plaintif alleging that during the year 1914, defendant purchased merchandise from him in the sum of $f36. .92 and for which he refuses to pay. Hooker DOT plaintiff, and A R. Lynch repre- sents the defendant.
 J. L. T. Walters of Duncan has this week filed his petition for letters of guardianship of the estates Of Onatil- da Spoon. -a ,
 J. J.. Brown, of Sheldon has filed his petition for letters of administers. tion of the estate of his son, Robert Norway Brown, who died recently at Camp Dix, N. J., after an attack of influenza. ~-... gt-- Eestor L. A. Franco of .Metcalf Ari- zapa. was granted a divorce from hts. wise, Aurora Franco. this week on the ground of desertion. Maria Cartajena Losano was also granted a divorce from her husband. Manuel Losano, she alleging cruel and liraumar treatment. both parties are ftUm Mnto alf.
 The case of Albino Rodriguez ys. Francisco c. Vda de RobIes, an ac. ton tc quiet title to certain property III More nci, was trie1 this week and iudspsent was rendered fn favcr of deferdant. each party to pay 'ts own costs.
 Florencio Mendez de Trueba- Vas grantad q divorce from her husband, Miguel Cache Truebar, on the gr .rnd O. desertion, both partles are from MCrcnCi
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-18

c. s. Walgaouett was arraigned be- fore Judge Laine on Thursday on the charge of introducing whiskey into the state and entered a plea of not guilty. MT. Walgauett is the mail clerk on the A. & N. M. Ky out of Clifton. Bond was placed at $500 which at this writing has not been made
 The following marriage licenses were issued by Clerk of the Court Ben M. Crawford this week: Feliz Resendez to Soledad Cerdera. Amelia Chavez to Pablo L. Estrada. Salva- dor Montelonge to Apolonia Telles.
The copper era and Morenci leader., 1918-10-18

Tte' jliry session of Court which was to have convened on Monday, October 2ist, has been indefinitely postponed. owing to the prevalent in- fuenza epidemic. Judge Laine law ing received the following telegram from th.' State Department of Health:
 Tinsiow, Ariz., Oct. 15, 1918. Judge Laine, Clifton, Arizona. Influenza epidemic is far more seri- oQs matter than seems when it first strikes place. Strictest precautions are needed. Therefore we ask you to please postpone your court until conditions improve very greatly.
 DIR. BROWN,
 State Supt. of Public Health.
 c. E. ADDAMS,
 ViceChm. Council of Defense. Upon receipt of this telegram Judge Laine instructed the Sheriff to notify all jurors that had been summoned 10 appear on Monday, October 21st, that they would be called upon to serve some future date.
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Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
YEAR OF MANY ORDERS. RE-
STRICTIONS AND OBEDIENCE

The government, yes the government:
for the government directs pretty much
everything now; said to hold your breath
and time piece for an hour, on Sunday
last. that you might revert 10 normal con-
ditions of our forefathers. and get on
schedules of arising. retiring and livin~
that have maintained since the days of
earliest conception. For seven moh,ns. of
since March 27th. last, the people Of the
United States have been testing thee ex-
pertinent of n conservation of daylight.
To the INDECENT and late riser il has been
just little embarrassing. but to the man
and woman who works for a business, and
labOrs as a matter of fact because man
was created for that purpose, little diff
ference was experienced. This year,
pecially, every self-respecting citizen has
cast of old habits anc done his or her biz
in all fields of activity As whole, the
new daylight schedule, although Mt first
! under suspIcioa and doubt, IS appreciated
and will be welc0m, again.
The h6Tseiess carriage, ids daylight
schedule, the voorhees, Mondays the gas
Olineless and chuFehless Sundays. the
smokeless DOwde-, The var less skirts. the
pocketless pants, the homes without boys.
the mothers in tears, the maIdens in lone
illness and expectation, are mostly 1918
war orders or the result thereof. We Re-
cept them with complacency. We await
the time of peace and return to Normal
conditions.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
ESCH STAYS AT HIS POST
TO THE VOTERS OF THE SEVENTH con-

GkESSlONAb DISTRICT
Owing 10 pressure of war Hesitation re-
been impossible for TO make tour Of the
district. | therefore appeal to you through
the press.
The war must be won and will be. and we
hope speedily. The facts disclosed since the
declaration Of war, TO Germanys designs,
have in my opinion. fully justified our en-
trance into the war.
l have earnestly supported every essential
war measure since the declaration. including
the selective draft 10 increase our army. the
espionage act increased pay Of soldiers, de-
ciaration of war against Austria food survey
ard food control acts. Prior to the deelar-
alton ! voted for arming our merchant ships
and for enlarged naval and aviation programs.
AS ranking Republican on the Committee
on Interstate and Foreign Commerce ! helped
gress of the following leading measures:
Soldiers and sailors insurance. trading with
the enemy. federal control Of railroads. feder-
al control of telegraph and telephone COM
panies, daylight saving. priority Of shipments
and power acts.
The next Congress will have to deal with
the wei2hty and complicated questions Of
construction after the war. With due m0desty
l submit that my long service in Congress
will enable TO help solve these questions
in the interest Of people better than any
new man, however able. Should the next
man Of one Of the most important eom-
mitteeS Of Congress will make II possible for
me TO be of even greater service 10 the people
Of our district the State and the country.
| have kept In mind the interests of
labor and agriculture. and IL reelected shall
met with your approval you can manifest II
by your vote November 5th. ! feel deeply
grateful for your past support.
~. 80 sssss4., ss,s- ass.s,ia tuhN 4. tsIh.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
GREATEST CALL Of ALL!

On or about November 18th, the war de-
partment will demand from Wisconsin 1878
soldiers 20 go TO Camp Logan, Houston, Texas
and Camp Wadsworth, SpartenbnrR, South
Carolina, which means that Vernon county
will be asked TO furnish from ITS TO 200 men,
the greatest number for us since war opened.
The fifteen young men who left here last
Thursday morning went with coors flying
the demonstration being an auto parade Or
bee Sherry was captain of the squad. Alvin
Sherry and Elmer j. Hanson ieutenants. At
the Court House Rev. Stephens made a stir
ring address and Rev. Smelly offered prayer.
The casualty lists of late date contain the
name of August +. Soucheckg of Chaseburg
and John BOnager of Genoa. Aside from this
Mathew Ryan of Soldiers Grove, Albert
Wilgrubs of CashtOn, Robert Jennings of
Pleasant Ridge reported among the injured
in action.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
Sunday Electric Service

The management of the local Light and Power Company
Sunday schedule will
their pipe organs discontinued ago
boilers Sabbath
The power will be ON 1890 a m. to 1890 p m.
this connection the desires church
and all other patrons Of the for the patience shown
during the weeks that
believed
for disturbed service ii the future.
Very respectfully,
R. S. RoDENHIUS, Manager.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30

gathering and delivering 10 places where
receptacles maintained Of reception m
the city. to be sent TO the government for use
in making war munitions, of pits and cracked
nuts, is a notable stunt in this city. Three
youngsters. Clifford. Neil and ArthurJeGers,
delivered I,50O plum pits, 500 bitter nuts in
one day.
Captain Roseland went to Great Lakes
Naval station 70 pastoral work, gonig
by automobile. His family will remain at
Westby till their beautiful new home is ready
for occupancy. In a note to the Censor Cap
tain ROseIsnd says: Il have been visiting
hundreds Of flu patients every day. Sad to see
how pallid il is leaving many Of our boys.
Too bad"
Madison papers contain the item
that Porter $. Dyar, DesotO boy, graduate
Of ViT0qua high school and later of lie state
university. was united in marriage in that
city, on Saturday. to Miss Ruth Barnes.
daughter Of Rev. and Mrs. X. A. Barnes.
They will live at Barnum, Minnesota. where
Mr. .Dyar is instructor Of agriculture in the
high school.
Looking just a little thin and pale from
severe case of Spanish influenza, Vincent
Rabbit arrived home from Great Lakes Naval
station for ten days furiOugh. tie tells that
the fever has been severe among his fellow
Jackies and many deaths have been the sad re-
suit, bu: the epidemic was subsiding when he
left the station. Vincent Il fond Of the naval
game but like sH his comrades, is fearful
that he will not have opportunity TO take The
ocean trip because Of possibility Of war ecssa-
afnp
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
To the Republicans of Vernon County

BY speaking campaign has
by the political parties Wisconsin
making that nothing interfere with the Fourth Liberty
drive Following the public gatherings
influenza Postponing 1t must all political activity For the
time nOrty speaking has been conducted
county As officials of the Republican organization all
the
polls NEXT TUESDAYS ELECTION The ticket
that made through its channels of official authorythe
should by all
ticket composed of patriotic
should demonstrate patriotism and by
full Of franchise TO
SEE THAT YOUR NEIGHBORS GO.
d. o. MAHONEY, Chm Republican County Com
T. o. M0RK, Secretary OF Committee
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30


Some subscriptions which should go TO the
credit of DeSoto Village credited to Wheat
land for the reason that the Committee could
not segregate them.
YThs is a general subscription made by the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance Corn
pany TO the credit of the whole county, and
is Vernon cOunty's proportionate share based
on the business done by the company in the
county.
The amounts subscribed by railroad EN-
pioyees in the different townships and villages
have been credited in the foregoing tabula-
tion 10 such Townships and villages.
The committee in charge Of the Fourth Lib
erty Loan in Vernon county desire 10 thank
the people for the kindly spirit in which they
have responded to the efforts of the committee.
In order TO do the vast amount of clerical
work il has been necessary TO call for vOlun-
teer help and the committee desire TO thank
all who have given of their time to make the
Fourth Loan a success in the county, and
desire TO especially thank the following per
sons who have been on almost constant duty
at the Liberty Loan Headquarters: II. T..
Rogers, Jr, F. p. Mcintosh and DIR. A. p.
Minshali.
FOURTH LIBERTY LOAN COMMITTEE
II. p. Proctor, Jr. Chairman
r, w. Rogerson, A. J. Beat.
Vice ChaiFmen.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
Make Thanksgiving of Great Cheer
to the Soldier Boys

Seven organizations Just that lighting
be with him from the time he leaves home until he
back him and buck him upo do Tor nm the very
that would do if there
takes all that all Of us do working to-
shoulder shoulder each organization looking after the part
of that it knows best.
u billion dollars this country to lick the Kaiser
make the job little
lighter for the men who doing fighting That would be 2lO
milOnsless than
much for fighters Each Organ
big job regardless of sect creed
working togeth planning together pulling together.
NOW ALL TOGETHER! BOOST FOR THE UNITED
WORK CAMPAIGN, THAT OPENS NOVEMBER nth AND ENDS
NOVEMBER 18TH. GIVE ALL YOU CANE
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30

FIRST HAND IMPORTATION TOHUNTEF

The State Conservation Commission at Mad
ison advises that n change has been made ir
the deer law. BY special order Of the Commits
sion. The order provides protection for fawns
throughout the year, there being no open
season for such during the month Of Novem-
Der. The time for hunting deer remains the
same. the last ten days in November. hut u
eensed hunters will be permitted 10 Kill ma
ture deer only, either one buck or one doe.
At the time the deer tags were ordered
printed il was the intention Of the Commission
TO permit the killing Of bucks only and the
tags were 50 printed and distributed 70 the
county clerks. Deer tags will be good for
shipment of either buck or doe: Transports
ton companies will be instructed 20 accept for
shipment mature deer, regardless Of sex.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
THE REPUBLICAN TICKET

For GoyernOr-EMANUEL l.. PHILIP
For Lieutenant GOvernOr-EDWARD f. DITHMAR.
For Secretary of State-MERLIN HULL.
For State Treasurer--HENRY JOHNSON.
For Attorney General-JOHN j. BLAINE
For Member of Congress- 7th District-J0HN ]. ESCH.
For State Senator. HENRY BENNETT.
For Member of Assemby-CLARENCE ii. CARTER.
For County Clerk-BERLIE MOORE.
For County Treasurer--AMUND BELLAND.
For Sherff-FRANCIS II. ROGERS.
For Clerk of the Circuit Court-ANDY ID. HELGESON.
For District Attorney-CHARLES j. SMITH.
For Register of Deeds-PAUL T. PAULSEN.
For SuryeyOr-ALEX RISTOW.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
nN THE MEsT FRONT

Probably TO show the world that her armies
are far from being crushed. the German re-
sistance has been very the past week.
The British pushed past Vsleneiennes, taking
5000 prisoners, but making only slow
progress at present. Further south the French
are meeting with good successes that threaten
to turn the German positions near The Ar
gonne forest. The Americans forging
ahead near here in the face of most bitter
sistsnce. Our long range guns are beginning
to pound vital points on the communication
lines within the German frontier. Violence
Of the battle raging along the An erlcan front
north Of Ferdun emphasized on Monday
by General Pershing. Capture Of 10000 pris-
oneFs. more than so guns, several thousand
machine guns and nearly 1000 trench NOR
tiers since September rs II announced
Allied progress in the Balkins continues.
The British are steadily pushing north Of Da-
mascus and rendering Turkeys plight more
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30

YOUNG wEsTBY SOLDIER GIVES LIFE
Relatives Notified Of His Passing in Franc
September 2S-GoOd Soldier. Wen Liked

One of the boys who left here with the sol
vino have made the supreme sacrifice for a
world cause. He young man much re-
speeted and his untinaely death Is a shock 10
his home community. Following is the Of
lieial letter of notification;
Field Hospital Company 3iI, 3ilth SAM
tary Train Am. Il. r.. September IS.
Mr.. Melvin Rudrud, Westby, Wis.
My Dear Sir; Il am sincerely sorry to an
nounce the death Of your brother. Private Sc
var r. Rudrud, who died this morning after u
fear days illness of pneumonia.
Private Rudrud was highly esteemed BY
his comrades and his Company Commander. an
an ideal soldier and join you in sincere
sorrow for his loss.
1.-THE matter Of his insurance and all his per-
sonal effects will he taken care of by the War
Department In due time. although II may be
two three months before you will hear from
them. Respectfully yours.
ROBERT r.. HAYES,
4 In.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
ACTION OF STATE BOARD OF HEALTH
LAST THURSDAY

In view of the fact that the epidemic
oil influenza ia grippe) throughout the
state is still very serious, the state board
OF health officially directs that the local
haiti authorities continue to exercise d.
rect control over their respective localities
and until further notice keep closed all
schools, churches, Sunday schools, theatres,
rcving picture houses or other places Of
an .sement and continue to prohibit all
public meetings.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30

We'll done, big and exseting jco,'' is the
expression of appreciation given to Chairman
Proctor, Messrs. X. w. Rogersor and A. j..
Beat, Nice-PresideHts, and their helpers, in
connection with the Fourth Liberty Loan
campaign. For more than seven weeks Mr..
Proctor abandoned his own affairs and with
out pay or hope of reward, managed and per-
s0nally looked after every exacting detail.
His vice-presidents shared with him the big
burden. as did many volunteer helpers. The
work required the addressing and mailing of
$4,000 envelopes. $500 questionnaires, the pre-
pairing and sending of 5000 allotment letters.
3,0o0 second notices and 1000 Stacker noti-
6eations. Besides this there were hundreds of
personal calls to contend with in the work.
But we are all gratifed that Wisconsin and
Vernon county did their fair share. and more.
II is given out that the County Council of
Defense viii be asked to place in public
place in che county seat tablet" contains
ing the names of all persons who refused to
pay their assigned allotment or ignored the
appeals of the committee. The list will be
quite a formidable one and viii require
large bulletin board.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
WILL FOLLOW THE BEATEN Pam

The last issue Of the Censor marked
the opening Of the thirty fourth year Of
the writer's connection with this paper.
There are very few businesE % profession
al men in Firoaus and Sernon county vino
.-sre then on the stage Of action, and are
siili keeping uD the pace ne man VINO
retains health. strength and normal dis
position has much 10 be- thankful for.
We're neither old IN years. body or mind,
like the daily grind, knos he road, and
expect TO follow il 70 the end ne cares
and anxieties Of conducting q Newspaper
have not ais ays been easy nor the things
attempted 20 be accomplished pleasant,
but sae hav. met them In our az, ~ best
p migih. md re regard experience safe
and prop guide for the future.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
FOOD PRICES MUST BE DISPLAYED

A new ruling Of the Federal Food Admins
tratian is that the dealers in food must mark
every article shown in the fair D ice list Of
the county food administering. shieN they dis
play for sale. IN plain figures. laris, enough
TO be read by the customer standi ~ at the
counter. This will enable the Gu stOmer to
know the price of each article before IL is taken
from the shelf, showcase or other eOntainsF
IL several articles of food of the same kind
brand price are displayed together.
price card in the center of such display is
sufficient. Food in containers can be marked
on the outside of the coutaineF.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
SHE'S BLACKLISTED WITH HER "FEL-
LOW MEN"

AT the regular monthly meeting Of the VII
lage board nine men and 9ne woman
pcstec Tor the term of year all persons
are forbidden TO sell give liquor to them.
Their names VIII be foand on the posted iists
in all saloons in tks locality The woman is
not resident Of the village. She comes here
very often and imbibes too freely, IL the Opin-
ION of the Standardization Record.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
ITALIANS START DRIVE

The PiAve front in Italy has once more
blaxed into activity. Italian. French and Brit
ish troops started an offensive five days ago
on a 37-mile front. They are meeting with
very desperate resistance. but have taken much
land and $4,000 prisoners. Oa being Gues-
TONED the prisoners knew nothing Of peace
negotiations. their mail having been stopped
several days ago.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
WAR NOTES

Wisconsin soldiers, wounded in battle over
seas, will be brought TO Milwaukee and cared
for in the hospital the government is planning
10 establish in the Ford plant and adjacent
buildings. Only those soldiers wounded SC
seriously that they go back into
the line can not get hack into service with
in six months win be brought here. The pro-
posed hospital will be able TO take care of
more than a thousand patients.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30

NOT MANY CASES N THE CITY
Viroqua has been fairly free Of Spanish in-
aupnza epidemie bus there a number. Or.
A K. Bentscn has been critically III with Il
for a EEK, bat at TINS Writag somewhat
improved.
EDWIN Clarke. Virgil Grub and others have
been affected but are noW better. There have
been and are . number Of eases throughout
feE fatalities.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30

In the pasture Of OLAF Z. Dahl in the town
Of Harmony. last Sunday, he had horse
killed by lightning and another will die. A
| number of animals were in bunch close TO "a
wire Tense and. telephone line. The poles. a
number Of them. shattered and strewn
about for rods
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
nIEs s1InpENLY az ROAD

Hillsboro Sentry reports that August Fania.
well known resident OF Dilly locality died
very suddenly October Is. He was working
the road when taken sick and died before
aid could reach him. Heart failure Is said to
DC the cause Of his death.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
.nIicArIoNAL MEETINGs Posrr0NED

Because Of prevalence Of influenza Superin-
fendent Ntprud announces indefinite postp0n-
ment Of School Board conventions dated for
Vroqua. November ith and Hii'sboI1 Novem-
ALL INTERESTED SHOULD TAKE NOTE
or THIS.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
A CHANGE OF RAILROAD TIME

Slight changes Of time card went into effect
on the Milwaukee road on Monday Morning
passenger arrives nj 9 :05 and departs at 9:f5.
Afternoon train arrives at 3 so and departs
at 20.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30

Palmer Stevenson of the United States
navy, was a guest of Hillsboro friends few
days. He has been in the navy less than
year, but has crossed the Atlantic nine times
on board one of Uncle Sans war ships. Mr..
Steenerson's home is in Ontario, but he was
from the Sentry.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30

Julius Samb, tenant and residing on the
r. II. Nustad farm east of here, died yester-
day afternoon at the home Of his sister at
Lacrosse. He had gone there last week for
a visit and in the meantime was taken i'll
with pneumonia. Word came wednesday to
his wife that he was very lOw and for her TO
come at once, which she did. He leaves widow
and five children. He was a brother Of 1inus
Samb of this village.-Westby Times.
Vernon County censor. [volume] (Viroqua, Wis.) 1865-1955, 1918-10-30
U. S. A. s17O5OO,OOO yIRoQUAs SHARE $500
United War Work Campaign
NOVEMBER 1918
NOVEMBER 18TH, 1918

committee up H. C. Smelly e. Harris j. j. jacob
A. Stephens Bullock and e o. aofstead have drafted
e0tto Oteon and T. Sanwisk Business district West side
Dahl South
F. Morley.
resdence-Chrs
residence-Lucy
Third Ward Main Street the northeast
Kate
eastJanes Sherrck NJ Felix