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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-19
NEARING DESERVES MEDAL
Corvallis Gazette-Times)

Scott Nearing the socialist presi-
dent of the Peoples Peace Council,
participated in by Allen Eaton, has
asked President Wilson to dismiss
from office u s. Marshal Tom Nc
Carthy At a peace council meeting
Mccarthy said to Nearing, who has
been dismissed from two universities
for his radical socialistic views, you
are just the kind Of a bird want TO
get. If ever get you, I'll send you
so far that you will be a long time
getting back. And if this war lasts
much longer, there will be hemp pic
mics in Central Park on Sunday morn
ing for just such as you. People won t
stand FOR your yelled disloyalty" 1t
will be observed that the marshal
didn t threaten Nearing with q hemp
picnie' he merely warned him, for
which he should receive from Nearing
vote of thanks and from the presi-
dent a medal for patriotism.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-19
With folks at home, to pause and say,
"0ur Father
Portland TELEGRAM

This young man was formerly a Sa-
lem boy, and is grandson of D. J.
Goode of Salem. His mother is a full
blooded French lady Of the DuBrice
family. She was born near the battle
field of Waterloo in Belgium, where
the once dreaded by all the civilized
world, the great Napoleon, together
with his conquer-the-world saw
his SUN go down to never come up.
And now, where RACES the most dread
full conflict, brought on by tho force
Iof arms, this boy though far from his
mothers native land, may soon see the
place Of her birth. And to help to crush
a foe much more dangerous to the peace
of the civilized world than was the lit
tie ambitious Bonepart of Waterloo.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-19
FATHER S TRIBUTE PAID

f. J. Goode, Oregon s youngest leg
islator, who attained his majority in
August preceding his election in Novem-
Der, has joined the U. s. army. His faith
er, Rev. J. A. Goode, Of the First Unit
cd Evangelical church, has written the
following to his son;
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-19
''oUR FATHER. -

AS you leave home, remember, lad
The folks at home will all be sad;
With anxious thought they IL follow
you,
And trust your trials may be few.
In humble homo where you have dwelt,
At altar where you we ever knelt,
The old folks still will kneel and pray,
Remembering you, whene 'er they say
Our Father"
Mid new environments you III meet;
The things that call for gallant feat;
Your manhood test may be severe,
But path OF duty will be clear.
If larger vision grips your life
And dominates you in the strife,
Remember, then, when struggles come,
Yon re not forgotten in the home,
When we repeat, "Our Father"
When al the front your fate may be
To share with comrades 'er the sea
The hardsbips of soldiers lot,
That o. 'er ambitions cast blot.
That grinds the soul, and pierces heart,
And doleful thoughts to mind impart;
just here, my lad, remember, please,
The folks, at home upon their knees,
Are talking to "Our Father. -
Should shot or shell or foul disease
Lay you low down beneath the trees
OF foreign soil, where other brave
Have shed their blood the cause to save,
Remember, son, there Is One you know
To whom petitions ever go,
AS round the hearth we kneel to pray
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-19

Get in the War Savings Stamp Thrift
game and go over the top again Win
oregon.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-01-19

Upon his words we may rely;
He knows our need and has supply;
When others fail, He still is true;
If strength is weak, He will renew,
So show yourself worthy man,
Where duty calls, be in the van;
But don't forget, tho far away,
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-05-03

w. F. White Lots 3,4 Blk 10 Amt $50
Monroe Heisler Lots 5,6 Blk Blk 10
Amt $50
L. Barclay Lots 7,S Blk 10 Amt $50
Clarence M. Dilley Lots $40 Blk 10
Amt $40
Marie Sagers Lots 11,12 Blk 10 Amt
$50
]. T. Hair Lots 1,2 Blk II Amt $50
b. Il. Mattingly Lots 3,4 Blk II
Amt $50
L. M. Cox Lots 5,6,12 Blk II Amt
$.45
W. F. White Lots 1911 Blk II Amt
$.45
Annie M. Bietelle Lots $40 Blk II
Amt $50
Marie Sagers Lots 1914 Blk II Amt
$40
]. T. Hair Lot 1 Blk 12 Amt SIS
Geo. G. Smith Lots 2,7,13,14 Blk ~
Amt $50
/. J Lacy Lots S,6,11,12 Blk 12 Amt
$.59
L. Barclay Lot Blk ~ Amt SIS
j. M. Oglebee Lot Blk IL Amt SIS
Enoch Brettelle Lots $40 Blk II
Amt $50
w. King Lot 1 Blk 13 Amt s.15
L. Barclay Lot Blk l3 Amt SIS
L. M. Cox Lot Blk. 13 Amt Sis
A. j. Wolf Lot Blk 13 Amt s.l5
az marie Sagers Lots 5,l2 Blk IL Amt
|'G1 |W II u,,,.
$50
7. j. Jones Lots 7,S Blk 13 Amt $50
FRANCES Claimo Lot 10 Blk 13 Amt
S'io
o. itair Lou IL Blk IL Amt $.15
~ "tS ca, Siuy Lot 10 Blk 10 Amt $.l5
u y. oiiter Lot 10 Blk IL Amt SIS
ay view ACC 70 Ysquina
=. .ao yoA Lots e'o's'lo,l3,l4 Blk IA
Aat @'oS
9eo. Y. Smith Lot Blk IA Amt $.15
j. M. Oglebee Lot Blk IA Amt $.16
fhllo HoleDrook Lots 11,12 Blk IA
Amt S.5O
b. 4. Mattingly Lots 1915 Blk IA
Amt $50
z. F. Sitter Lots 1918 Blk Is Amt
$'69
Frances Claimo Lots 3,4,11,12 Blk
l5 Amt $50
Philo Holebrook Lots Sc Blk Is Amt
$50
j. M. Oglebee Lot Blk Is Amt SIS
Geo. &. Smith Lot 10 Blk Is Amt
$.l6
Enoch Bretelle Lots 1914 Blk Is
Amt $50
l.. Barclay Lots 1916 Blk Is Amt
$50
Yaquina Heights
c. F. Craddick Lot Blk Amt
s1.36; G. E. Calkins Lot 4 Blk l Amt
$1.43
Isaac Hulm Lot Blk Amt S1.36
Stearnburg G. Secders Lot 4 Blk 2
Amt $1.36
ID. w. Sears & ]. F. Graves Lot 2
Blk 3 Amt $1.36; Lot Blk 3 Amt
$1.36; Lot 2 Blk 4 Amt sl.36
w. II. II. Rich Lot Blk 4 Amt 81 1.36
John Rolling Lot Blk s Amt $1.36
A. A. Samuels Lot Blk 9 Amt 81 SO
]. G. McCarty Lot Blk 9 Amt 81 Sc
John E. Bushnell Lot Blk Q Amt
s1.36
erasshelds Add to Yaquina Heights
Leonora Crosby Lot / Blk / Amt
$1.36
p. A. Goodwin Lot Blk Amt $1.36
Margaret Hamer Lot 4 Biz / Amt
$1.36
}. II. Hewitt Lot 2 Blk 2 Amt $1.36
Isaac Hulin Lot Blk Amt s1.36
Mrs. A. Z. Elkins lot 2 Blk 8 Amt
s1.36
L. F.Fox Lot 4 Blk 3 Amt s1.S6
Naoma Young Lot 2 Blk 4 Amt $1.36
Sarah ]. Althouse Lot Blk 4 Amt
S1.36
Richard w. Sharp Lot 4 Blk 4 Amt
S1.36
Isaac Hulm Lot Blk 5 Amt s1.36
w. II. II. Rich Lots 1894 Blk 6 Amt
$5.55
stockers Add to Yaquina Heiohts
Isaac Hulm Lots l to "a inc Blk 1
Amt 1898; Lots to "a inc Blk 2 Amt
$s.SS
Abbys Add to Yaquina Heiohts
Mrs. c. S. Abbey Lot l Blk 2 Amt
$50
Yaquina Homestead
Carrie Nicholas Lots 1,2,3,5,6,7,S Amt
$3.50
Geo. wadox 4 Int, P. Scott 4 int,
& Sam Smith n Int, Lot 4 Amt $3.50
Yaquina Villas
Geo. L. Gibson Lots to 40 inc Amt
s17.33
G. Charles Baumgarteu
East Yaauina
z. p. Thompson Lots LII Blk 1
Amt $50
Elvin Glass Lots 4,lS,19 Blk 1 Amt
$50
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-05-03

E. A. Bellion Lots 3,4 Blk 8 Amt s.3s
B. H. Dixon Lots Sc Blk 5 Amt S.3S
Thos. Samuels Lots 7,S Blk Amt
$.33
W. G. Porter Lots 1878 Blk 9 Amt
$.65 -
John E. Halliday Lots 3,4,5,s Blk
Amt s.65
c. & e. Warren Lots 1918 Blk IL
Amt $.65
Addie Job Lots 1918 Blk II Amt
S.65
Joe Waddle Lots S,,4,5,6 Blk II Amt
S65
J. w. Rayborn l to inc Blk - Amt
S1.31
Joe Waddle Lots 1878 Blk 13 Amt
$.65
Addie Job Lots 1856 Blk 1S Amt
$.65
c. & e. Warren Lots 1,7,S Blk IA Amt
$50
F. A. Goodwin Lots 1,2 Blk Is Amt
$.33
ID. N. Reynolds Lot Blk Is Amt SIS
Fred Sahley Lot Blk Is Amt SIS
w. c. Andrew Lots rs Blk Is Amt
$.33
C. & E. Warren l to inc Blk 16
Amt $1.31
j. w. Foster & o. C. Nc Lagan to
s inc Blk II Amt $1.31
Joe Waddle l to s inc Blk IS Amt
S1.31
c. f. Gallant to inc Blk 10 Amt
$1.31
C. & E. Warren Lots ! to s inc Blk
20 Amt s1.31
Antoine Panek Lot Blk 81 Amt s.iS
Joe Waddle Lots 2,7 Blk 81 Amt $.SS
j. w. Foster & o. G. McLagan Lots
1856 Blk 81 Amt s,6b
Frank Panek Lot s Blk 21 Amt SIS
c. II. Gallant Lots l to s inc Blk 22
Amt $1.al; 1 to 8 Inc Blk % Amt $1.31
Joe Waddle Lots 1,.,5,7,S Blk "a
Amt $.S5
John e: Clark Lots 3,4 Blk "a Amt
s.as
Unknown Lot 6 Blk "a Amt SIS
j. +. Foster & o. C. McLogan Lots
1878 Blk 25 Amt S.65
Joe Waddle Lots 3,4,5 Blk rs Amt
s.52
w. P. Chandler Lot 6 Blk 35 Amt SIS
Addie Job Lots 1918 Blk &c Amt
SOS
C. & E. Warren Lots 34.5.6 Blk 26
Amt ss5
]. w. Ravborn Lots 1 to q inc Pix
27 Amt s1.31
s.65
c. G. f. Warren I,ots 2466 R,k %
Amt s.65
C. E. Warren Lots 3156 RIk 90 Amt
s.65: Lots 1878 Blk 40 Amt sS6
HaIIid.v. Add % v,nm,r, ''
Addie lob Lots ass ak 20 Amt
s65
w. n Coldson Lotto 1878 p,l 90
Amt s.65 '
Jobn w D,vevIo,s - p,r 90 Am.
sSS ' -o'' ~ DIN 90 Aln'
Thos samue,s Iota az p,k % Amt
.s.33
John A Rob,ut Iots ~ p,k %
Amt s9a ' ~ LIN %
T. I BorgendabI Iot 9 p,t 90 Am,
SIS
n N Rexno,ds Iot pL 90 An.
s1S
/ w Raxborn Iots N inc pu,
"A Amt 81 S1
Joa CIV Wadd,a @ 1o,.1o nj, 9s Aztec,
hddie lob Lots aIss p,S az % OK 40, 20
fE 0 'o' N''' ''''''O DIN % Aih'
va va Morr,ol 1o, p,r Or A,.e,s
Edward Kirach 10, Q pIL OK A.,
sIS Jan w
q G. T. wa-ren Iot. N 9 ,,c al.
36 Amt 81 az Lots 70 3 inc nh o.
Amt 81 q, lot. n inc pIl 90 An,
si2l. Iots ~ inc AL 90 o. Awt a. % .,
6 McKen,i. Iots 9aa MI, Io
Amt seE -'-'''' D'N ~
H Henri DV Nathan Lots 5s7s p,t An
John Mccee Lot R,t Al Am, SIS
q GE Warren + otsoSa plp A. A.,
s.52 " ''" N''' -'0'' Din Il AM
n Eoster e. n r. MoIo.or To, r
Blk Al Amt Sis e"n A''
Joa Wadd,e I NJ p,t Al Amts1S
MIR Emma McKeen Lots 7S MI A,
Amt s32
O. g II. wsrre, Lots IN inc NIL
40 Amt Il al. lots n 9 inc nh a.
Ami sI n. o,s n 9 inc pIk "A AM
sl.3l. Lots / 10 & inc RIk AZ Amt Il a
IN REYNOLDS Lot . R,k az Am, IS
G. G. Il Warren Iots AZ RIk "a AM
Is33
John L HALLIDAY Lot A RIk Az Am,
Sis
Annetta WYNN lot r pIk az Amt 81,
~. H. Goldson Lot Rlk az Ami s1S
/ ]. w. Ravborn Lot 4 nix I6 Amt s1y
ID. n. REYNOLDS Lot nix AZ Amt s1S
u. II. Tsnnent Lot 2 nix AZ Amt s1S
n. Smith Lot 4 Blk AZ Amt sis
Lincoln County leader. [volume] (Toledo, Lincoln County, Or.) 1893-1987, 1918-05-03
(summons, Cont. from Page 81


]. H. Wilson Lots 1859 Blk IA Amt
S.65
W. C. Crawford Lots rs Blk IA Amt
$.SS
Ina Montieth Lots 1928 Blk Is Amt
$50
w. c. Crawford Lots 4,5,6 Blk is Amt
SEQ
Almeda Lewis Lot Blk II Amt Sis
w. II. Mullhollem Lot Blk II Amt
SIS
w. c. Crawford Lot 3 Blk II Amt SIS
Ina Montieth Lot Blk II Amt Sis
c. w. Hall Lots Sc Blk II Amt $.39
Ina Montieth Lot l Blk IS Amt SIS
w. c. Crawford Lots 2,3 Blk is Amt
$.33
Davis Add to Yaquina
S. Swimmington Lot l Blk l Amt
SIS
John G. Goody Lots 2,S,1O,11 Blk 1
Amt $.65
d. d. Davis Lot Blk / Amt SIS
J. S. Trolter, Lot Blk i Amt SIS
G. +. Wastel Lot Blk l Amt SIS
Ruben Norwood Lot Blk 4 Amt $.16
Ira w. Tanton Lot Blk 4 Amt SIS
Ruben Norwood lots 1855 Blk 5
Amt $65
Harrison Phillips Lots 7,S,9,1O,11,1 ,12
Blk Amt $1.s5
Geo. w. Cooper, to 12 inc Blk 6
Amt $2,15; l to 12 inc Blk 7 Amt S2.15;
i to IL inc Blk Amt s2.15
II. H. Quigley Lot l Blk 8 Amt SIS
Geo. w. Cooper Lots 2,3,5,6,7S,9,10,
1l.12 Blk Amt S1.S5
Chas. Alder Lot Blk 9 Amt SIS
Geo. w. Cooper / to IL inc Blk 10
amount $2.15; / to IL inc Blk II Amt
s215; l to IL inc Blk ~ Amt $2.lb;
/ to l2 inc Blk 13 Amt sails; / to ig
inc Bin /. !A.mt $2.l5; l to IL inc Blk
15 Amt S2.16
= Harrison Phillips Lots 1,2,3,4,5,s
Bik 16 Amt $3.50
Frank w. Shumaker Lot Z Blk 16
Amt SIS
Jennie Hendricks Lot Blk 16 Amt
SIS
E. & C. Gaines Lots s,1O,11,12 Blk
l6 Amt $.65
Harrison Jones Lots 1928 Blk II Amt
$51
Harrison Phillips Lots 4 to ~ inc
Blk II Amt S1.49
H. H. Morrow Lots 1928 Blk IS Amt
$52
C. B. Lee Lot Blk IS Amt SIS
Il. X. Lee Lots 10,11,12 Blk IS Amt
s.52
AL C. Brown Lots 1,2,3,1O,11,12 Blk
20 Amt 500
Almeda Lewis Lots IL Blk 22 Amt
s.S3
AL X. Brown Lots 4,5,6,7,S,9 Blk %
Amt $.99
Russell W. Osborn Lot 10 Blk 22
Amt SIS
Annie Linderman Lots 11,12 Blk %
Amt S.33
H. S. Hoode Lots 1928 Blk 2S Amt
s.52
Lottie Starman Lot 4 Blk 2S Amt
SIS
Swedish Mission Church Lots Sc
Blk 23 Amt s.33
Christine Christensen Lot Blk 23
Amt SIS
Mark Stone Lot 10 Blk 2S Amt SIS
Annie johnson Lots rs Blk 90 Amt
s,sS
J. w. Claybo-n Let's 1,2,9,1O,11,l2
b. "a Amt S1.O3
Martha Helm Let Blk "A Amt SIS
JChn Osterdahl Lot 4 Blk "a Amt SIS
Een. CGLerdah, Lot 8 Blk "a Amt
SIS
Chas. osterdahl Lot c Blk "a Amt
SIS
A. Aim Lots rs Blk "A Amt $.33
J. VI. RGyborn 1913 Blk % Amt $.5l
]. Almcr Lot Blk 25 Amt SIS
s. Neptrnn Lots rs Blk 25 Amt s.33
Chas. " Sedig Lot Blk 25 Amt SIS
A. V. Hendrickson Lots 1928 Blk 26
Amt $50
c. stansted Lots 4,5,e Blk 2e Amt
s.52
J. A. G. Chas. Backstand Lots 7,S,9
Blk 26 Amt $50
Alfred Swartz Lots l0,1l,l2 BlE &c
Amt S.52
NJ. p. Mattson Lots IL Blk 27 Amt
Louisa lngood Lot Blk 27 Amt s1s
Olif lngood Lot Blk q Amt SIS
J. W. Rayborn Lots sc Blk q Amt
Ellen Hendrlckson Lot Blk 27 Amt
J. W. Rayborn Lot 10 Blk 81 Amt
SIS
B. E. LAudburg Lots l1,l2, Blk q
Amt s.33
Lydia Lindblom Lot Blk 2S Amt
SIT
Harry East Lot 2 Blk 2S Amt SIS
Oscar MihnCs Lot 4 nix 2S Amt SIS
Axtcl Nestor Lots SC Blk IS Amt
S.33
J. 4. johnson lot Z Blk 2S Amt SIS
II. Anderson Tot 8 PIX IS Amt SIS
NJ. Johnson -. @ FIX % Amt SIS
Emma Nelson lots lclll2 Elk rs
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-29

INSURE YOUR HAY WITH RAY
EDG GAR.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-29
HENDERSON HERE
TO SPEAK 0 n
DIXIE HIGHWAY

Southern Highway Man Comes From
Yuma. Where He Addressed Il Large
and Enthusiastic Gathering o.
Highway Boosters nj Recent
Gathering.
! Leland J. Henderson of Columbus
Ga, vice president of the Dixie Ma
tional Highway vAssocation, arrived
here today to speak AZ banquet al
the Barbara Worth hotel tonight. Mr.
Henderson said:
! I'VE must continue our production
and largely increase it. 1t cannot bt
done without easy and adequate trans
portaton. If our production is les
sened so will our capacity be reduced
| in furnishing the war-winning pro
duets of field and factory.
This is true or it is not true. II
| it is true and our transportation ia
cilities are inadequate, then our delay
in making them sufficient is but play
! ing to Germany's hands and fighting
winning battle for the Kaiser.
"Can we supplement our rail facili-
ties quickly and effectually? We can
hv using the auto truck. But tho
roads are not now dependable. The
counties canont make them so with
the means at their disposal. Uncle
Sam alone can do it He can use the
necessary rail facilities, federal pris-
oners, conscripted men and resources.
HE alone can determine what roads
should he built. and all road building
should be limited to those roads nee
essary to the successful prosecution
of the war.
"That does not mean only roads fol
the transportation of troops and wal
supplies should be constructed, but
such roads as will provide for the
production of the country and its in
crease, the surplus which We are told
il necessary to the winning Of the
war.
"There should be no delay; needed
highways should be constructed as an
emergency war measure, just as the
ships for the necessary merchant ma
rine.
Neither need their construction be
long-drawn-out procedure, Magnif-
.icent highways have been built in
Mesopotamia, Italy, France and Rus
sia in three months.
'Is our Congress about to adjourn
/ tQuibbling over prerogatives and ad'
Iministrative details, leaving this great
vital, wa"-winning or war-losing mat
/ ter untouched?
"The War Department has ad-
vised that provision be made for a
system of military highways. Men of
America, see to it that Congress pro-
- ~-- .Ln-,' NJ ---'-' simon
Do not
,is will
he frs
ha nCni
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-29

killed the shipping bill in 1914. Re-
member, pro-German pro-rail influ-
ences and lack of knowledge are as
potent today as in 1914"
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-29
Hospital Burns.
.W.S.S.-
nv Associated PreSS)

(By Associated Press
Columbia, S. c., May 29.-Fire to-
cay destroyed the state hospital, con-
tanning forty-five mentally defective
patinest. One is dead, four are burned
and eleven missing.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-29

Insure your hay and grain with
Sargent.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-29

INSURE YOUR HAY WITH RAY
EDGAR,-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-29
NS'.S.S.'
Train Wreck; Eight Dead.

(By Associated Press)
Cedar Rapids, Ia, May 29.-Eight
a e reported to have been killed when
an Illinois Central train was wrecked
near Arlington.
Imperial Valley press., 1918-05-29
American. Doctor Captured.
-W.S.S.-

American Doctor Captured.
(By Associated Press)
Amsterdam, May pa Wolf Bu-
eau telegram filed in Berlin Thurs
lay mentions that American doctors
we're among the prisoners taken from
he British in the fighting along
1hemin Des DANES.
W.S.S
Governors Proclamation.
--W.s.S.--
(Ey Associated PTess)
Sacramento, May 29.--The COVER
nor has issued a proclamation urging
every citizen to participate in the Me-
mortal Day ceremonies.
-W.S.S.
INSURE YOUR HAY WITH RAY
EDG GAR.-Adv.
Wv. .S.S.---
IF you are interested in a loan on
our barley, see Ray Edgar.-Adv.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-31
Donald Quinn and
Miss MizeN Wed

Donald Quinn, popular young
man who for the past several months
has been connected with the Louisi-
ana Fibre Board Company, and Miss
Eva Mae, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas Mizell of Avenue B, were
married Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock
at the home of Reverend Chalmers of
the Presbyterian Church in the pres
ence Of intimate friends. The bride
is a most charming young lady and
is popular in the younger set. The
bridegroom is one of the best known
young men Of the city.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-31
'Bogalusa = Took
Ny Eye Says Soldier

Just how good it feels to see Scme-
thing from home while you are over
in France pouring the hot lead into
the Huns is told by Charles Edward
Cate of Hammond, La, in letter
to his mother. Here is what at
tracted his attention:
BLACK jack made an inspection
Of the work here Thursday and that
day / saw something that took my
eye-a piece of timber stamped "Bo-
galusa." That was in Monitor,
France, not far from st. Magaire.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-31
Anti-P oIitical
Order Modified

Washington, Oct. 2s.-Modifica-
ton Of the recent order forbidding
railroad employees or officers from
holding office or participating in
politics was announced today by Di-
rector General McAdoo, so as to per-
nit the men to hold municipal of
fices and to be delegates to, but not
chairman Of, political conventions.
The new regulations are in con-
fOrmity to rules prevailing for navy
yard men and other government en-
ployes.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-31

J. NJ. MeCabe. formerly Of this city,
but now with the Emergency Fleet
Corporation, was in Bogalusa last
week transacting business and visit
ing his many friends.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-10-31
Noes for Every Member
Your Family

ms store offers shoes Of national
ahon 70 revery member of your
ny and, besides getting style,
Enanship and quality, you can
assured that the prices are the
sst that buying in big lots can Sc
consistent with qualit.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-12
SPEAKERS FOR THEATRES ARE
 GIVEN SUBJECT
Four minute Men Will Talk on the Provisions of the Income
 Tax Law.

The Government has called upon the -Four Minute Men" to assist the Treasury Department in explaining the workings and provisions of the Income Tax Law. During the week of March II to IT, speakers will ap- pear in the Theatres and picture shows all over the United States and talk on this subject
 During the week in Juneau speak CTS will appear as follows:
 Tuesday, March 12th-Rev. c. c. Bruce at the Coliseum; H. P. Crow ther at the Palace.
 Wednesday, March 18th V. c. Genn at the Palace; c. B. Walker at the Coliseum.
 Saturday, March 16th - John T. Reed at the Palace; J. H. Cobb at the Coliseum.
 Sunday, March 17th-J. F. Mullen at the Coliseum; John Rustgard at the Palace.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-12
NERVOUS TENSION IS OBSERVABLE
 IN GERMAN LINES

LONDON. March 11.-Behind the German lines, say dispatches, there is terrific industry and high nerv- ous tension, like that of a nation drugged with hashish. Civilians have been impressed to dig new trenches. New railways have been built to carry up men, guns and ammunition. Far behind the lines 80 miles or more-German stoss- truppen, or storm storm troops, many of them from Russia, are be- ing trained in new methods of att tack for open warfare. Depots are crowded with reserves ready to sup port the advance waves and fill up the gaps made by slaughter. Hos pitals have been cleared. q be- lieve," says a noted correspondent. that if the first wild onslaught fails as the British armies are con- vinced it will fail, the German off, cers will be unable to drive their men to fresh bouts of slaughter, and the German people will cry out in agony for a cessation of this sacri- fce
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-12

The War Department has received report of the following casualties in the Expeditionary Forces, report ed February 9.
 Killed In Action
 Pvt. Thomas " Ratcliff, Trench Mortar Battery, Feb 20. Clarkes- vile, Tenn.
 Pvt. William H. Scott, Trench Nor tar aBttery, Feb. 20 Calvert City, Ky
 Pvt. Ralph T. Kingery, Infantry, Feb. 1G Ontario, Cal.
 Severely Wounded
 Corpl Edwin F. Titus, Infantry Feb. Manchester, Conn.
 Corpl. Thaddeus Blazejowski, In fantry, Feb. 16 Meridon, Conn Pvt Thomas Morrison, Infantry Feb. 16. South Manchester, Conn. Pvt Walter P. Moran, Infantry Feb. 16 Norwich, Conn.
 Pvt. Gustave H. Hermansson, In fantry,, Feb. 19. Ansonia, Conn.
 Slightly Wounded
 FlrSt Lieut.. Guy l.. oWeel, lHldil' try, Feb. 16 Paris, Me.
 Second Lieut. Edwin c. Call, In fantry, Feb. 16. Dexter, Me.
 Pvt. Romeo Nadeau, Infantry, Feb 16. Sommersworth, N. H.
 Pvt. Clyde F. Andrews, Infantry Feb. 16 Orone, Me.
 Pvt. Peter Ruebeck, Infantry, Feb 19 Egeland, N. D.
 Pvt. Walter Brodowski, Infantry February IT. LenoX, Mass.
 Pvt. William H. Hale, Infantry Feb. r. Somersville Mass. First Lieut. Thomas II. Holmes Medical Reserve Corps, Feb. 2. Al bany. N Y.
 Pvt. Harry w. Myers, Trench Nor tar Battery. Feb. 21 Marion, Ind. Pvt. Frederick A. Sitter, Trench Mortar aBttery, Feb. 21. Polk, Pa. Pvt. Andrew E. Rennes, Trench Mortar Battery, Feb 21. Grand Forks. N. D.
 Pvt. Robert E Grubb, Trench Nor tar Battery, Feb. 2l Rogersville, Tenn.
 Pvt. Frank T. Kirby, Field Artil- lery, Feb. 21 Aurora, III.
 Pvt Rene E. kaopflin, Field Ar tillery. Feb 21 Cincinnati, Ohio. Pvt. Fred R. Rau, Field Artillery Feb. 2l. Lagro, Ind.
 Sergt. Frank Grobowski, Field Ar tillery, Feb 21 Chicago, Ill.
 Missing
 Pvt. Edward Roberts. Infantry, Feb. s. Irquois, s. D. Pvt Edward Roberts, Infantry, New York City, was erroneously reported missing in a previous casualty report.)
 Deaths
 Sergt. Clarence O. Docken, Quarter master Corps, meningitis, Feb. 20 Horeb, Wis.
 Pvt. John B. Fraser, Signal Corps measles, Feb. 21 Garryyille, La.
The Alaska daily empire., 1918-03-12
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