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Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-01-10

Secretary McAdoo authorizes the
following statement:
II am informed that few banks
and trust companies are making =
charge for cashins the Liberty Bond
coupons. Though 1 realize that the
service rendered by the banks and
trust companies Ia substantial one,
l desire to point out that the coupons
are payable at any Federal reserve
bank or subtreasury. as well as the
Treasury department In. Washington,
and that any National bank is q gen.
eral depository of Government funds
and is required to cash the coupons
without charge. / am confident also
that no bank or trust company which
Is a depository of the proceeds of
Liberty Bonds or Treasury certificates
Of indebtedness will make charge
for collecting the coupons and paying
the cash to the holder, and 1t is my
earnest hope that even those banks
and trust companies which have not
become such depositaries will per.
form this service without charges AZ
patriotic duty"
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-01-10
Idaho Weekly Industrial Review

Boise.-Oregon Short Line in
1917 paid upwards of 100000 tax
es in Idaho. Without these tax pay
ments a number of road and school
districts and some entire counties
would have been close to bankruptcy.
Idaho mines stand out as probably
its greatest industry. Production
reached $50. 100000. as compared to
100000 in 1916. 5000 men en-
ployed in Occur d'Alene district
alone. Excess profit war tax dis
eliminates against mines and effort
will be made to change 1t placing
mines on the same basis as other in
dustries as a measure to encourage
further development
Grangeville.-Idaho county spruce
to be used for airplane construction.
Nampa.-Annual session of fruit
growers to be held here January 22
to "a.
Value of Idaho wool for 1917, $780,
100000; mutton $4,000
Sugar beet production and manu-
facture of sugar is one of the most
important Industries to encourage at
this time.
Idaho dairy products for 1917
amount to between $5,OOO,OOO and
$8,000,000, of which at least ga lis
exported.
st. Anthony may have a sugar fac
tory.
Pocatello.-Oregon Short Line au-
thorizes construction of scrap re-
claiming plant here consisting Of
building 33x66 feet equipped with
water and air lines. platforms. trans.
mission lines and Ajax A-12-inch
scrap retaining roll, cost $4,000.
Preston.-For year 1918 Utah
Idaho Central Railroad Co. will ex-
pend approximately 100000 in pur-
chase OF new freight equipment, such
as coal, stock and box Carl.
Twin Falls.-Large warehouse to
be constructed here.
McCall.-Payette Lake Star is a
new paper to be established here.
Wallace-Heclas mine company IL
building a concrete dry house and
club rooms for its employees.
Priest River sells 100000 road
bonds at II per cent to a Chicago
firm.
Boise.-Work to start this month
on $4,000 milk condensary
Regulations promulgated by fuel
administration setting aside Thurs
day and Sunday as "lightless nights
do not apply to localities deriving
power from hydro-electric plants as
such plants are already conserving
coal and oil by using waterpower
This emphasizes necessity OF legisla-
Ition encouraging to water power de-
velopment.
Idaho strikes a hard blow at in
dustrial mischief makers. First state
to take steps to curb agitators who
attempt to injure industries. Sabot-
age and Syndicalism law passed last
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-01-10
Bigeest bargain Ever onered

Every subscriber of the Lincoln
County Times who pays a years sub
scription to The Times from this
time on at 81, which IL the regular
yearly rate for this paper. will also
receive a three years subscription to
The Idaho Farmer without any OK
ira charge.
This almost unheard of bargain II
made possible by radical reduction
In the subscription price of The Ida
no Farmer for the purpose Of releas-
ing a large number Of men from its
army of agents for use in other in
dustries and in the military establish
ment.
Just read the details of this won
derful offer:
The Times, one year ......... $500
Idaho Farmer. three years. old
price S.VV
$500
BY this clubbing plan, all for
only 49,. ..... $Z.VO
This offer refers to removal ~
we'll as new subscribers.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-01-10
Rushing the Season at Twin Falls

Twin Falls.-On Christmas day M.
]. Sweeley called attention to the
spring-like weather that has prevailed
throughout December and thus far
in January. by appearing down town
wearing white duck trousers and a
straw hat. and a bouquet OF violets
on his coat The warm weather fully
justified the summer apparel.
School children and teachers spent
the greater part Of their vacation In
the out OF doors and number Of
picnics were enjoyed at the Shoshone
and Twin Falls and Blue Lakes. Old
residents in this section state that
practically all the winters were sim
liar to this winter before the country
was placed under cultivation. That
thu winters were warm and sunny
and spring usually came the first Of
March. February being usually the
only disagreeable, blustery month.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-01-10

$40 Turnbull, John Harrison; Sho-
shone. Idaho.
1874 Donahue, Raymond; Jerome.
Idaho.
373 Bower. Charley Wesley; Jerome.
Idaho.
392 Maisch, John; Dietrich. Idaho.
10 Serr. George; Kimama. Idaho.
20 Mcintosh, John Severe; Rich
field, Idaho.
81 Claypool, William Clyde: Je-
rome. Idaho.
80 Wyckoff. Walter William Je-
rome, Idaho.
l Johns, Frank. Jerome. Idaho.
Brunton, Jacob Ernest; Jerome,
Idaho.
Al Scheimign. Emil Henry; Diet
rich, Idaho.
4S Patterson. James william; Diet
rich, Idaho.
81 Watrous. Charles j.; Jerome.
Idaho.
10 OiPoOh, hciOy hoSh "OOu, uio-
SQUIRT.
70 Burks, Robert Franklin; Je-
rome, Idaho.
80 Scott, Fred Raymond: Shoshone,
Idaho.
IS Knapp. Samuel Robert; Dietrich,
Idaho.
95 Strunk. Roy; Richfield. Idaho
100 Box. Travis Omer;, Shoshone,
Idaho.
1870 Mccall. Clayton r.: Jerome. Ida
no.
1876 Thompson. Levi Wilford Je-
r9me. Idaho.
144 Dawson, Horace Greeley; Je-
rome, Idaho.
145 Johnson. Arthur Richard; Je-
rome, Idaho.
155 Kass, John; jerome, Idaho.
100 Winning, Glenn Dale; Jerome,
Idaho.
1875 Smith. Percy David; Dietrich,
Idaho.
$50 Bailey, James; Mount Vernon,
Washington.
1915 Beach, Harvey Mortimer; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
1913 Wilson, VIII r.; Jerome, Idaho.
zoe Walter, Carl; Jerome, Idaho.
$50 Hewitt. Robert Edgar; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
314 Fry, Harvey Harry; Jerome.
Idaho.
Appeals
343 Thomson, William Coatney:
Burmah, Idaho; from Glass
II, Division B to Glass ~, Di-
vision A.
229 Salladay, George Conrad; Je-
rome, Idaho; from Glass III
Division B to Glass ~. Divi-
sion A.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-01-10
Registrars Classified by Local Board
for Lincoln County, Idaho
Glass /.

OlbSS L.
Order
No.
Is Gilmore, Elmo Smith, Shoshone,
Idaho.
"a Mirich, Daniel T., Portland, Ore.
A Bass, William Ambrose. Jerome,
Idaho.
AZ Erickson, John Thure, Shoshone.
Idaho
SO Kliever, feter c., American
Falls, Idaho
1928 Bolom, Joseph William, Jerome,
Idaho.
1876 Carley, Henry William. Sho-
shone, Idaho.
1877 Turner, John Harrison. Jerome,
Idaho.
ington.
173 Cross, James Walter. Mitchell,
Nebraska.
1914 Kepford. Charles Wesley. Diet
rich, Idaho.
2l1 Brakeman, Robert Arthur, Rich
field, Idaho.
231 Edstrom, Gust Frederick, Alta,
Utah.
26s Care. Laster Franklin, Dietrich,
Idaho.
262 Turner, Charles Allen, Jerome,
Idaho.
2S2 White, Walter Emmett. Sho-
shone, Idaho
296 Shelton, Sam, Pocatello, Idaho.
sol Patterson, OrviIle Chester, Je-
rome, Idaho.
SIS Berg, Fred Ellis, Dietrich, Idaho.
3S7 Sinclair, Archie j., Bremerton,
Washington.
$40 Tylor, Frederick Lorenso, Rich
field. Idaho.
a48 Mills, Chauncy Clinton, Sho-
shone, Idaho.
364 Moedl, Carl Charley, Shoshone,
Idaho.
3s4 Erickson, George, Shoshone,
s88 White, William Harrison, Je-
rome. Idaho.
393 Ryan, William Frank, Shoshone.
Idaho.
AL White, Shade, Jerome Idaho.
45s Osburn, Burt Willis; Shoshone.
Idaho.
666 Bergman, Henry Walter; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
$50 Motter, Ronald Lysles Jerome,
Idaho.
TOO Osburn, Clarence Wright; Viola,
Kansas.
$50 Edgington, Ralph Leo; Rich
field, Idaho.
Glass III
62Helman, John Henry; Shoshone,
Idaho.
6S Ingle. Elmer Enos; Jerome, Ida
no.
%49 Myers. James Franklin; Sho-
shone. Idaho
$50 Parry, Joseph Clarence; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
s7e Harris, Milande Bunyan; Je-
rome. Idaho.
$40 JohAson. Willie emanuel; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
148 Randolph, William George; Je-
rome, Idaho.
207 Hensley,s Edgar Ray; Jerome.
Idaho.
327 Musselman, William Harrison;
Shoshone, Idaho.
Glass III.
Moline, Andrew A.; Shoshone,
Idaho.
SB6 Morris, David Lincoln; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
11S Chapman, William Orr; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
500 Molsee, Russell Benjamin H..
Shoshone, Idaho.
13s Wallace. Wilbur John; Jerome.
Idaho.
Class ".
ia Thorp, Harry Insley; Jerome,
Idaho.
1877 Thomason, John; Richfeld. Ida
no.
1872 Cooley, James benjamin; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
lB1 Cook, Howard Albert; Shoshone,
Idaho.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-01-10

166 Hastings, Albert Walter; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
1877 Austin, Lewis william; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
21S Perrine. Cecil Boyd; Shoshone,
Idaho.
PA Hoes. William E.. Kimama, Ida
no.
223 Ryan. Lawrence Victor; Coffey-
VILE. Kansas.
2SO Burgess, Claude Charles; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
23S Donovan, Raymond Thomas;
Owinza, Idaho.
345 Garlock, Leonil William; Rich
field, Idaho.
$50 Winter, Clarence Eddy; Rich
field, Idaho.
S24 Hite, Raymond s.; Kimama,
Idaho
321 Claycomb, Walter Frederick; Je-
rome, Idaho
S17 Wilson, Joseph Clark Henry;
OuOSnOucB
313 White, Francis L.; Burmah, Ida
no.
312 Garfield, Charles Maurice; Rich
field, Idaho.
3OS Dooley, Edwin George; Dietrich.
Idaho.
2sO Hamlet, Ray Champ; Jerome,
Idaho.
2S1 Berriocheo, Carlos; Shoshone,
Idaho.
27g Cross, Sarl; Richfield, Idaho.
267 Massey, Glenn t.; Jerome. Ida
no.
25S studyvin. oliver; Burmah. Ida
| no.
252 Atkeson, Ira Irving; Kimberly
Idaho.
855 Templeton, Harry; Jerome. Ida
| no.
STA Carter. Fred Cornelius; sho-
shone, Idaho.
sos Casada. Jay Carlton. Shqshone
| Idaho.
ass Pinetell. Toni; Shoshone. Idaho
446 Lynch. Ray Allen; Jerome
Idaho.
42O Molsee. Ernest George; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
408 Deafenderfer. Richard Rush
Shoshone, Idaho.
400 Kimbel, James Albert; Jerome
Idaho.
372 Anderson, James Woodson
Richfield, Idaho.
1854 Parker. Frank Knowlden; Salt
Lake, Utah.
10 Arentz, Adclbert Gustave; Sho
shone, Idaho.
20 Carter, William Marshall; Rich
field, Idaho.
AZ Knopp, Jacob. Jr.; Owinza, Ida
so Beach, Carl Fletcher; Shoshone
Idaho.
So Bellisime. Bush Jerome, Idaho
So Hirning, Henry; Kimama, Idaho
Sc Maxwell, FERN LAMAR; Rich
field, Idaho.
60 Hawkins. Aaron L.; Shoshone
Idaho.
SO Graf, Karl: Kimama, Idaho.
81 Smith, Robert Henry; Jerome
Idaho.
70 Garner. william; shoshone, Ida
no.
rs Walker, Lester Carl: Richfield
Idaho.
81 Durfee, Myran Ray; Hagerman
Idaho.
S3 Yunker, Fred Irwin; Jerome
Idaho.
"a Dixon, Elmer Charles; Richfield
Idaho.
/, 81 Koskey, Alfred: Portland Ore
gon.
80 McClear, Harold Davidson; Je
rome, Idaho.
101 Halbert, Virgil Cyrus; Jerome
Idaho.
116 Anzovieguy, Francisco; Sho
shone, Idaho.
100 Acaregi. Geronimo; Shoshone
Idaho.
Sc Olabbariaga, Antonio; Shoshone
Idaho.
70 Endow, Eisaku; East Ely, Ne
vada
26 Uscola. Jose Felix; Shoshone
Idaho.
2 Guenga, Isidoro; shoshone, Ida
no.
Lincoln County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1911-1919, 1918-01-10

1855 Usiola. Jose Francisco; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
S74 Garglino, Calogero; Jerome,
Idaho.
1872 Tellehea, Jose; Shoshone. Idaho
Ala Arabsabakm, Pascasui; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
418 Wirtzberger, Nicholas Francis;
Shoshone, Idaho.
All Urioxlabeitia. Juan; Shoshone,
Idaho.
252 Meob. Basilio; Shoshone, Idaho
302 Camara. Victor; Shoshone, Ida
. no.
800 Arriaga, Bruno; Shoshone, Ida
no.
245 Yturte. Serafio; Shoshone. Idaho
PAP Arguistain. Jose Manuel; Sho-
shone, Idaho.
221 Guerracechaberria, Bernardino;
Shoshone, Idaho.
2Os Roberts. Robert Lloyd; Jerome,
Idaho
ia Jorgensen, Mel Thomson; Je-
rome, Idaho.
l69 Aranguena, Julian; Shoshone,
Idaho.
1853 Garmandia, Santiago: Shoshone.
Idaho
Karokichi,
$50 Knoshatu, Tarokichi; Jerome,
Idaho
1928 Carothers, Arthur Ward; Diet
rich, Idaho.
121 Morrison, John Peter; Richneld,
Idaho.
Registrants Who Have Been Classi-
fed as to Dependency by Local
Board, but Who Also Claim De-
ferred Classification on Agricul-
ture or Industrial Grounds, Which
Must Be Acted Upon by the Dis
trict Board.
The following Ngistrants' Ques-
tionaires have been sent to District
Board:
Order
! No.
Is Tysor, Walter Glenn; Jerome,
Idaho.
~ vipham, Howard Hoyland; Je-
rome, Idaho.
ia Thomson, Rice; Jerome, Idaho.
119 Hunter, James Albert; Haddock,
Idaho.
1a1 Mccain, Guy Wesley; Pearl,
Illinois.
l272 Griffiths, Reed Hardan; Jerome,
Idaho.
3s7, Bremen. George A.; Jerome
Idaho.
391 Thomson, Bee; Jerome, Idaho
$40 Lewis. Elmer Edgar; Shoshone
Idaho.
72O Thomson, Cornelius; Jerome
Idaho.
SS1 Thompson. Leslie Samuel; Je-
rome, Idaho.
307 Dakin. Samuel; Jerome, Idaho.
3O2 Callen, Richard Henry; Jerome
Idaho.
2s6 Goodrich, Everett Ralph; Rich
field, Idaho.
80 Prentiss, Frank Dubois; Je-
rome, Idaho.
403 Baumann, Walter Lee; Jerome
Idaho.
o68 Redmon, Ray Vernon Shoshone
Idaho.
331 May, Herbert Louy; Jerome
Idaho.
210 Graham, Lowell Leonard; Je.
rome, Idaho.
264 Fortune, Walter; Kimama, Ida
no.
$40 Johns, Ernest; Jerome, Idaho.
no Reed, Robert Lewis; Jerome
Idaho.
Class III.
4O7 Reed. William Wesley; Jerome
Idaho.
1876 Carnegie, ANGEL Berton; Diet
rich. Idaho.
ITO Mathes. Jerimiah George; Je
rome, Idaho.
Glass Nv.
271 Clark, Lewis Ray. Jerome, Ida
ho.
2S7 Carothers, Edward B.; Dietrich
Idaho.
300 Stowell. Daniel Jay; Jerome
Idaho.
316 Stricklin, Frank Maurice; Han.
sen, Idaho.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-03-14
CHARTERS

cumulative cum voting in the election of Off
Article Nv was amended so as to read
Article Iv.-The capital stock as pres-
emily constituted shall consist of two
thousand (2OOOl shares of the par value
OF ten dollars $4,000 each.
All stock shall be common stock and
nom assessable.
he said stock may be paid for in money.
services rendered to the corporation, or in
As the whole will more fully appear by
reference to the certified copy of the min,
utes OF said stockholders meeting an
nened In the margin of this act.
The said stock may be paid for in money.
CARED that in consideration of the forego-
ing and pursuant to the authority in
them vested by the stockholders of the
SAID company, they. do hereby formally
declare publish and make known, that.
IN the manner prescribed by law and
agreeably TO the provisions of said Char
Ter. the aforesaid Articles III and " of
s said S MiaI or Act of Incorporation of
been changed, altered and amended as
hereinabove set forth and written, and
they do hereby direct and require that
the above stated changes and amendments
be given due authenticity and be record
ed and published in the manner prescrib-
ed by law to the end that the said
changes and amendments may be read
into the original Act of Incorporation Cx-
ecuted before me, the undersigned No
tary, on September 18th, 1917, and duly
recorded in the Mortgage Office Of the
Parish OF Orleans in Book 1912, Folio SOL
Thus done and passed. at my Office in
this City, the day, month aud year first
above written, in the presence of Roger
Arnauld and Charles 4. Casse. competent
witnesses residing in this City, who have
hereunto signed their names with appear
ers and me, Notary, after due reading of
the whole
Original is signed:
James j. 4. FOrtier, J. c. Menefee. Chas
\. Case, Roger Arnauld
CHAS. j. RIVET, Not. Pub.
/, the undersigned Notary, do hereby
certify that the above and foregoing is a
true and correct copy of the original act
OF record in my office, and which has
been duly recorded in the Mortgage Office
of the Parish of Orleans in Book 1913. Fo-
lilo 391, on March 4th. 1918.
In faith whereof, l have hereunto set
my hand and affixed che impress Of my
official seal, his 9Th. day of March. AnnO
DOmini 1913.
CHAS. ]. RIVET. Not. PUP.
Mich 14-21-2S Apr ILLS
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-03-14
~sDxENr OF THE CHARTER
VIM MINER MOTOR COMPANY,
INC.

sntes Of America. States of Lon
City Of New Orleans.
u asaown, That on this first ust.)
q, ny month Of March, in the year
Il s,tssIu, one thousand nine hundred
tS W tlslsl, before me, Charles j.
4 cnslisss Public, duly commissioned
N Stsss N and for the Parish of Or
~ 4 ~. louisiana, and in the pres
u ubds--s sitnesses hereinafter named
M: sheo' personally came and ap-
" II u. A. fortier, a resident of the
n NV orleans, State of Louisiana,
M NJ ii age of majority, and
y q Mr. eeIee, also a resident of the
y 4 tbs o., orleans, State of Louisiana,
ccdeaf ,ns n age Of majority, the vice
~, q ~ sesretary-treasurer, respect
,p>ntioe hiiner Motor Company, a
e b. A. Rated under the laws Of this
81 dsted :, oaore the undersigned No
<onher ,es- eighteenth QSth1 day of
= CITY A. nj, having its domicile in
~ sppesr,, view Orleans; herein acting
~ eorporstS LOT and on behalf of the
~ sdepssS ~ IN pursuance of resolu-
~ sorporst,ncy the stockholders of the
~ steekha,Sa az a special meeting of
~ INN LIS heid on the TWENTY
g nK gay Of the month of Febrn-
tlsd,rs :, which meeting ali of the
saly s o. the said CORPORATION We're
80 Il present, as will appear bv re-
~ seesS certified copy Of the minutes
d sSasnolders meeting which is an
ne margin hereof who declared
IN q general meeting of the stock,
shsssy. s shs said corporation held on
Sa4Pssr ,e1s t2ethl day OF the month
~ am WIS. which said meeting had
R,s 10, ter the special purpose and
etunssa corporation the folIow;ng
<siA ~. 70 the Charter of said " cors
'sfe adopted unanimously S 't to-
M. N was amended 50 as to read
Hssio.' iisSThe capital stock ~ ,,,s
~ q To@ which NAV "g ba in
Sst my my thousand Dollars oe es. an-
~ 4. l. s such increase shall l he msSe
ltsSd,eeoe consent Of three-fourtbs ao as
- as'aefs shall have the rivht ~
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-03-14

Governor Whitman Of New York
was challenged by a sentry on dark
night and explained that he was gov
ernor. The sentry replied: 'Tm gov
ernor, too. Put up your hands!" A
corporal explained the situation. The
governor said to the sentry: "You are
q good soldier" and passed on.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-03-14

Joseph P. Guffy, Democratic state
chairman Of Pennsylvania, has been
appointed petroleum administrator,
covering the purchase Of all oil for the
United States during the war.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-03-14
FLASHLIGHTS

The fellow who only half tries usu
ually makes a complete failure.
1t takes all sorts Of people to make
up a world, but 1t took the kaiser to
break up a world.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-03-14

Any man who sits around and waits
for an easy job is CRATER at heart.
Tombstones remind us that the av-
erage man isn't as white as he is
sculptured.
II your boss isn't satisfactory, just
mention the fact to him, and perhaps
he will permit you to resign.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-03-14

General Vorkhovsky, late Russian
war minister, II years ago was q
chamber page to the car.
The herald. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1905-1953, 1918-03-14
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CHARTER

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
Writes for Money

Cornell Widow.
First Reunionist-My son is very
literary; he writes for money and
pays his college expenses with it.
Second R.-So does mine. In eveIJ
letter.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-08-22
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-17
LdDdck and Dixon
OutcLassed Present
Day FedtheriUeiqhts

Twenty-one years ago today, June
Il, 1897, Johnny IaVack and Tom
my Dixon fought 25-round draw
at Rochester, N. Y. These two lads
were among the best of the little
fellows of that period although
neither reached the championship
CHheights. In previous bout La
Vack, who was a French Cana dian
and native of Montreal had fought
twenty rounds with little Dixon with
the same result. LaVack also fought
draws with Solly Smith, George Sid
dons, Australian Billy Murphy, Joe
Bernstein, Kid Broad, oscar Gard
ner. Jack McClelland and other
featherweights, and his ring record
contains larger proportion of
drawn battles than that of any mod
ern fighter. Tommy Dixon mingled
with most of the best featherweights
of that time, and was seldom defeat
ed. 1t is likely that either LaVack
or Dixon, II in their prime TODAY
could speedily establish clear
claip to the featherweight title. but
they were active at time when the
division OF the little fellows was in
fun flower, with dozen or more
good lads Contesting for the honors.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-17
ENEMY LOSES EARLY
GAINS TO ALLIES.

LONDON, June Everywhere
the fighting is Of an extremely san
culinary character especially east Of
the Asiago plateau in the Brcnta
valley and on Monte Grapha. In
the initial struggle the enemy sue
ceeded in capturing several front
line positions in the mountain re-
gion from the British and also in
crossing the Piave Counter-at-
tacks, however have restored all the
positions in tho mountains, inciud-
ing territory to a depth Of one thou
sands yards along a $500 yard front
captured from the British At last
accounts the allied troops every
where were strongly holding the
enemy and Victor Emah@Ps men
were galantly striving to throw
back the invaders across the Piayo,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-06-17
POSITIONS ARE WON
BACK FROM AUSTRIANS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

| jectural, II seems evident that their
earliest attack was heaviest against
the positions In the upper Brenta
river valley. in the Val Sugana re-
glon, where the Brcnta flows toward
BaSsanos II is considered possible
that Austria is following Field Mar
shal Conrad Won Hoetzendorfs old
plan of striking at the Italian plains
through the Trentino district, OF
which tho first classic move con-
sists in obtaining possession of Val
Stagna, Monte Tomba and Monte
Grappa, before following the Brenta
river to the plains and then attack
ing with three columns westerly
along the valleys Of the rivers Adlge
and Astico and also on the Asiago
plateau.
Summing up the situation II seems
to be renewal of the great battle
for Italy's Alps. which was left off
last November with the keys to the
mightiest fortresses OF Furope held
by the Italians. who have spent the
entire winter fortifyinE with extraor-
dinary care Val Stagna, Monte
Crappa, Monte Tomba and other po-
sitions.
Desertors and prisoners captured
during the last few days all possessed
information that the offensive was
set for Saturday
Three Austrian airplanes were
brought down over the Piaye today
by one Italian flyer