Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-09-24
DRIVE STARTS
ON SEPT. 18TH
COMMITTEES APPOINTED TO TAKE
CHARGE IN ALI PARTS OF THE
COUNTYN
SELECT PUBLICITY COMMITTEE
Latest Information Regarding the New
Bond Issue

Chairman F. A. SHUTS and the exc
cutive committee of the Fourth Liberty
Loan drive, have everything in readi-
ness for the campaign which starts on
Saturday Soliciting committees have
been appointed in all parts OF the
county and definite quotas will be
given each district to raise as soon as
the amount of the county quota is
known. On the basis of $4,000, 000-
600 worth of fourth Liberty bonds,
Boundary county's quota would be
100000 or twice that of the third Lib
erty loan. On the basis of $4,000, 000,-
600 worth of bonds, the county quota
would be 100000.
Honor flags will be given to the var
ious communities who go over the
top in the coming drive.
The following information has been
sent Chairman Shultis by E. NJ. Hoov-
er, secretary of the state Liberty Loan
committee. and should be read care
fully by all prospective bond buyers:
Bonds will be dated October gath,
and the first coupon will be payable
April Is. 1919. Thereafter interest
will be payable October Is and April
Is of each year.
The initial payment on subscriptions
will be 10 per cent and subsequent
payments as follows: 20 per cent on or
before November 81, 1918: 20 per cent
on or before December 10, 1918: 20
per cent on or before January 16,
1919: 80 per cent on or before Janu-
airy 80, 1919.
The committee on publicity has been
named as follows: ]. r. Wiley, chair
man. A. A. Mcintyre and c. W. King.
1t is planned to publish each week or
as soon as possible the names of all
who subscribe for bonds.
Following are the district chairmen
and committees which have been ap-
pointed by County Chairman Shultis
and his executive committee consist
ing of j. r. Vilev. W. T. James. G. H.
Wilbur, J. Bert Cowen. W. H. Richard
son and Mrs F. E. Murray:
Boomers Ferry and Vicinity
r. j. OConner, chairman Great
Northern Railway Co.
d. c. Mcdonald. chairman Spokane
International Railway Co.
Jos. II. Jacoby, chairman Boomers
Ferry Lumber Co.
Charles O'Callaghan. chairman Park
addition and South Bench district
o. II. Campbell, chairman North
Boomers Ferry and adjacent territory
II. II. Elder, chairman West Bonners
Ferry district
o. c. Wilson, chairman East Boomers
Ferry district.
George r. GRAY. chairman Upper
Eatonville district.
Charles L. Heinz. chairman Paradise
Valley district
Charles G. Prell, chairman Cow
Creek and Katka districts.
A. V. Hemming, chairman Deep anc
Ball creek districts.
Mike l.. Miller, chairman Austrians
of Boundary county.
County District Chairman.
Klockmann-L. R. Loomis. chair
man, Hjalmar Askevold James Will
son.
Porthill-W. e. Rath, chairman, ]
f. Van Etten. Glen Gorsline.
Copeland-M. F. McAnelly. chair.
man, George B. Andrews, f. j. Wilson
Eastport-Spencer Lewis, chairman
Walter Ayres.
Addie- ]. E. Breeh, chairman, Ro,
Kingsriter, Mrs. Eva Travers
Meadow Creek-Boyd Spring, chair
man.
Curley Creek-E. w. Newton, chair
man, N. ]. Perry. NJ. j. Peck
Lenia-R. j. Edmonds, chairman
McArthur-Wm Moss, chairman
L. E. Lunden. r. r. Bowman
Naples-C. z. Honsinger, chairman
F. B. Bond. E. M. Finney
Moravia-F. D. Hoagland, ]. j. Con
way, j. G. Brooks.