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Arizona republican., 1918-06-24

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 37 Stuart, Charles C., R. 4. Phoenix. S49 Sutherland, John, R. 2, Phoenix. > 156 Sutton, Alfred J., Chandler. 23 Sweat, Ray, Glendale 2ss Symes, Leon J, R. F. D.. Tempe. S60 Tashquinth, John, Komatka, Ariz. 3S4 Tello. Miguel. Chandler. | 96 Teeter. Sam, Tempe 46 Thieband, Morton J. S., SIS N 4tt St., Phoenix.
 145 Thomas Seymour, Gen. Del- Phoenix.
 25S Thomas William NJ, ess E. Monroe. Phoenix. 32 Thomas. J. B., Peoria. 20 Thompson. E. E.. 1907 W. Adams, Phoenix
 s24 Tibbetts. Jesse O., POS N. 1st St. Phoenix.
 1s2 TIger John sos S. 7th Ave. Phoenix. | "A Timmons Bert. Gilbert
 4 Toncrav Marion L., 1542 E. Jef- ferson Phoenix.
 331 Tankursley. Onnie C.. Mesa. 51 Torres, Frank B., 1127 E. Jeffer- son Phoenix.
 5S Trogden. Lovick K. Valley SS Truesdell. Ray. 1155 E. Taylor. Phoenix. Heights. Phoenix.
 75 Turney, Troy E., Gilbert.
 336 Turner, Jesse H.. Tempe.
 1S0 Ullman, Richard E., $50 N stllv Ave. Phoenix.
 sos Underwood, Alpheus R.. Gen. Del. Phoenix.
 S67 Uriarte. Jesus. R. F. D.. Tempe. BOT Urea, Emilio L., 1919 E. Jeffer- son, Phoenix.
 15 valadon. Paul. TAO E. Polk St. Phoenix.
 s7s Valencia, Abelerdo. All F. Sth St. Tempe. 399 valenzuela, Francisco, Sasco, iAriz
 393 Valenzuela, Pablo. Chandler.
 203 Va1enzuela, Raymond, IS F.. Monroe Phoenix.
 345 Van Bergen, Herman, Cozey Ho- tel Phoenix
 297 vencill, Joseph W Avondale.
 2s6 Vensel. Pierce w.. R. 3, Phoenix.
 9S Verfurth, Ralph B., Care Inde- pendent Fuel & Feed Co.,. Bsbee. Ariz.
 3sO Villa. Simon J., 229 s. 4th St.. Phoenix
 1as violetta, Ge9rse' 9g Aguila-
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 5s Wallace. Loy H., 1915 Woodland. Phoenix
 ss Wallace, William G., Route 4, Phoenix.
 333 Walters. William E., 11ss E. Polk St. Phoenix.
 407 Warnick, Connie. Kanab. Utah.
 100 Warren, Richard E., 3S6 N. 2nd Ave. Phoenix.
 1e0 Watson Ivey. Chandler. 25 Webb. Conrad. R. F. D.. Phoenix.
 317 Weber, John H., 7e4 F. Adams. Phoenix 54 Wiley, Harry T.. R. 2, Phoenix.
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 42 Williams, Snyder. R. 1. Mesa.
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 256 Young, William C., Laveen.
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Arizona republican., 1918-06-24
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Arizona republican., 1918-06-24
MONDAY MORNING, JUNE "A. 1918

There is no failure except in no longer trying. There isno defeat ex- cept from within, no really insur- mountable barrier save our own in- herent weakness of purpose.
 -Elbert Hubbard.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-24

Dr. c. H. Mayo, famous surgeon Sf Rochester, Minn., is devoting all his time and talents to the war these days He is attached to the surgeon generals office in Washington an has been a member of the general medical board, Council of National Defence, ever since the board was organized. This is the newest photo of the famous surgeon.
Arizona republican., 1918-06-24
Hurl back at him a mighty Water
 loo." Private John J. Burke, Medical Dept.
QUESTIONABLE
 WEEK; 40 MEN
 REGISTERED JUNE 5

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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
GeInlany-Tukey
Break Uncon6rnned

RIO official advices regarding the
reported break in relations between
Turkey and Germany have reached
Washington, but the government
would not be surprised if Turkey
has been driven to an open rupture,
as there is well-founded background
for the report.
It has been known for some
months that a deep and growing feel
,ing of dissatisfaction has existed in
Turkey over the treatment by the
Germans. Rerorts that a Turkish
mission recently has been trying in
Switzerland to cultivate friendship
with some Of the Allied governments
have been received here. It would be
natural, official said, for the Turkish
goTernE ent to endeavor to find
savte new friends among the powers
before breaking with its old associate.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
Three Gold and One
Silver Star in Flag
-

The fourth ward of Washington
parish has a service flag which con-
tains three golden Stars ana one
silver one, which means that this
ward has lost three young men in
the present war, while another was
wounded. On the flag is 81 stars and
it was presented Saturday at big
patriotic meeting at watch Rev. A.
Innan Townsley Of this city made
the presentation speech, while Mrs.
f. II. Bannister made the acceptance
address. It was one Of the greatest
meetings of its kind ever held in the
parish. Following the meeting, the
mothers, wives, sisters and sweet
hearts Of soldiers organized a society
to do all in their power for the sol
diers. The meeting was held at ut.
Harmon and Rev. Townsley was
greatly impressed with The patriotism
of the community.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01

LEGISLATURE
CALLED
Ratification Of Prohibition
Amendment to Come Up
Next Week

The call for the special session
of the legislature to convene at
Baton Rouge on Monday, was issued
by Governor Pleasant Wednesday,
and the ratification of the prohibition
amendment, which was defeated in
the Senate by tie vote at the re-
cent session, is the principal reason
for calling the session. Other bills
Of Importance will come before the
session, which is expected to occupy
all of next week. The "drys" are
confident that the legislature will
ratify the Federal amendment, while
the vets are just as confident that
it will be defeated
Reports are to the effect that the
amendment viii not pass the house
by large majority as it did before,
but the "drys" are certain that the
majority is Aso large in the house
that there will be no danger Of the
bill meeting defeat there. The tie
vote in the Senate is supposed to
have broken by the election Of a
''dry" senator from VIM parish.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
Swine Breeders
Enjoy Meeting

One of the most enjoyable meet
ings held in the history Of the Louisi-
ana Swine Breeders Association was
held here last Saturday. About SO
members of the association attended
the meeting. On the arrival of the
train here the visitors were met by
citizens with autos who carried them
to the Great Southern plant where
they witnessed the saving of huge
tinlbers for ships. Various other de-
partments of the mill was visited and
they were then taken over the South
side of the city, making a stop at
the Y. W. C. A., after which they
went through the modern plant of
the Bogalusa Paper Company, where
the visitors saw paper being made
from yellow pine waste. The execut-
i've session and luncheon was served
at the Pine Tree Inn, where acting
Mayor Johnson made an address Of
welcome. President Gerring, of New
Orleans, Secretary Jordan, of the L.
S. u, Fritz Salmen, Edward Gay,
and other prominent members made
interesting talks. The visitors were
loud in their praise Of the reception
accorded them, and hope at another
time in the near future that another
meeting will be held here. ]. II.
Johnson, Of the eut-over land depart
ment of the Great Southern Lumber
Company, arranged all of the de-
tatils for the visitors and the success
of the meeting is due in no small
measure to his work.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
Five Children in
Buggy Go in Ditch

Five children in a buggy owned by
Rev. A. Inman Townsley had a mar
row escape from serious injury Sun
day, when the harness on the horse
which they were driving broke and
threw the buggy against the horse
which, connected with the screams
of the children, frightened it. The
accident occurred on the hill on ave
D, and when the horse reached the
Bogalusa Hospital corner the buggy
with the five children was thrown
into the deep ditch. Three Of the
children sustained bruises, which
were not Of serious nature. They
received prompt medical attention
and none. are worse off for their ex-
perience.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
Virginia Train Held
Up by Lone Bandit

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va, July
30.-One of the express cars on the
westbound chesapeake and Ohio
passenger train passing through here
early this morning was robbed by
an unidentified white man after ex-
press messenger Marshall, of Wash
ington, had been bound and gagged.
The safe was emptied of all its valu-
ables.
When the train reached Staunton
the express messenger was united
and told of the robbery. He said the
bandit entered the car soon after
the train left Charlottesville and held
him up at the point of pistol.
After tieing him up securely, ie
said, the robber took his keys and
opened the safe and made away with
everything of value.
The train make only one stop be-
tween here and Stauntcn and the
robber probably left it at Basic, 10
miles from Staurton.
To estimate of the value of the
bandits haul was made in first re-
ports Of the hold-up reaching here.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
POLITICS HERE
BEGINS TOGET
INTERESTING
Overton, Hall and Gay All
Have Admirers in Boga-
lusa and Parish

Judging from the present indica-
tons the vote in Bogalusa in the
race for United States Senator is
going to be pretty well divided. Gov.
Hall, who on all occasions has shown
an interest in thes city has many
friends and admirers here and while
he has not visited the city since an
nouncing his candidacy many have
announced that they will support him.
Mr.. Overton. who made an address
here last Wednesday night, was
greeted by a good crowd and made
most favorable impression upon the
audience. Many have expressed
them themselves as being inclined to
support Mr.. Overton.
Edward Gay was in Bogalusa last
Saturday with the Swine Breeders,
and while he was not mixing politics
with his visit here, he made mum
Der of friends. Mr.. Gay as well as
Mr.. Hall, are expected to give Boga-
lusa some attention before the pri-
mary day arrives.
AS the situation now stands in
Bogalusa the 500 votes of this city
will be about evely divided, if the
election was held today.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
Try This Sunday
Special This Week

The ice cream department of the
Ice Company, which is giving Boga-
lusa the finest ice cream ever made
under the management of Lee
Carpenter, announces this week that
on next Sunday they are going to
offer a special. The special is going
to be one of most delicious COM
binations of ice cream that you ever
tasted, and the quality lis going to
be the feature instead Of the price.
A brick Of this cream, which is
guaranteed to be quart, will be de-
livered to your home for SOC, and if
you are disappointed in the quality
of this delicious cream, you are going
to be mighty hard to please. Phone
SO and place your order now, so that
you will not be disappointed.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
cEAs McNEALY DEAD

Chas. McNealy, age 81 years and
for several years resident Of Boga-
lusa, died at his home on Pleasant
Hill Monday of Bright's disease and
the funeral services were conducted
Tuesday morning by Rev. Townsley.
Burial was in the McGehee cemetery.
The deceased is survived by widow
and four children. He vas employed
at the Great Southern Lumber Co.
but has been in poor health for sew
eral weeks.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
Sign Card When
You Get Sugar

Citizens of Bogalusa are going to
be asked to use no more sugar than
the amount allotted to each person
Of the state-two pounds per person
per month, and in order that you
may keep account of the sugar you
use, City Food Administrator T. J.
Magee is going to make it easy for
you. This week he is placing orders
with every store in Bogalusa that sell
sugar to require record of each and
every sale of sugar, giving number
of persons in your family and the
amount of sugar purchased and the
date of the purchase, These tickets
will be collected and fled alphabetic-
ally each week so that at the end Of
the month it will be easy to tell if
you have used more sugar than each
person has been allotted.
Bogalusa is. recognized as the most
patriotic city Of the State, and it is
not believed that any family will vio-
late the orders. Furthermore, it is
not thought that there any sugar
hoarders in the city Violators of
the sugar ration order will be dealt
with as the cases arise, the eircum-
stances having a great deal to Go
with the sentence. Mr.. Magee be-
lieves that there will not be q per
son in Bogalusa who will violate the
order.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
REGISTRATION CARREcFioN

The Enterprise stated recently that
no once would be eligible to vote III
the senatorial election this fall who
had not registered anew since Jan
uary /, 1918.
We are now informed that the
statement was in error, and that those
who have registered since January
1, 1917, will be eligible to vote.
Some effort should be made to call
the publie's attention, in q conspic-
uous way, to the registration and
poll tax requirements for the present
election, and every citizen and voter
should check up his poll tax receipts.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
BIG R. R. SHOPS
HERE IF HELP IS
SECURED
Many /. C. Cars Would Be
Sent Here AS Well As
From Three Other Lines

Bogalusa has an opportunity OF
having one of the largest railroad
repair shops in this section of the
South, if sufficient labor can be Sc
cured to turn out the work. When r.
K. Smith, new director of the four
railroads in.this section was here a
few days ago, he announced to the
Enterprise that he was willing to
make Bogalusa the main freight car
repair shop of all the lines which he
was directing and this week he has
announced that hundreds of Illinois
Central cars can be sent to Bogalusa
if there is sufficient labor and equip
ment to make the repairs in good
time. w. S. Hanley, superintendent,
is making arrangements to get the
additional help and Mayor Sullivan
has sent word that he and the citizens
of Bogalusa are ready to cooperate
in any way to secure a big railroad
repair shop for Bogalusa. At pres
ent there about 800 employed in the
local shops and judging from the
amount of business Mr.. Smith can
send to Bogalusa the force could be
doubled or possibly three ships of
hours could be worked.
Bogalusa being an ideal place for
railroad men to live should result in
the labor beeing secured. Bogalusa
has sown her appreciation Of the rail-
road men and every citizen is anxious
to have more locate here.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
THIEF AT WORK

A thief entered the home Of f. G.
Gibson, 200 Superior Ave-, one OF
the well-finown N. o. G. N. railroad
men, Tuesday afternoon and secured
$500. Mr.. Gibson was out on
run and between IL and / o'clock
Mrs. Gibson went to do some shop
ping. When she returned she found
the back screen door had been cut
and that $500 had been taken from
her purse. The matter is in the
hands of the police.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
Sale of Coal May
Be Prohibited Here

State Fuel Administrators have
been advised by the United States
Fuel Administration that they have
authority to prohibit, except under
special order, the sale of coal to
domestic consumers in localities
where a plentiful supply Of wood
is available They also were advised
that if wood dealers advance prices
because of the increased demand,
they may be dealt with under the
Lever act.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
To Make More Men
Ready for Draft Call

Adjutant General McCrory has
made public an order from General
Crowder amending the selective
draft rules so as to keep more men
in readiness for call. TIE statement
follows
Hereafter, no registrant, either of
the 1917 or 1918 registration, shall
be reIased to enlist in the navy OF
Marine Corps or be placed on the
emergency feet classification list,
who has finally. been classified in
Class i, and has been found physic-
ally fit for general military service,
or who has not been finally classified
or whose Reconsideration into or out
of Glass / is still pending either be-
fore the local or district board or
on appeal to the president, or who,
having been finally classified in Glass
/. has not had his physical examin-
alton completed. This prohibition APP
plies even though there is surplus
of Glass | men over and above the
number necessary to fill the July
and August calls.
Nothing in this telegram or pre-
vious instructions shall be construed
to authorize local boards to with
draw emergency fleet classification
from or induct into service involun-
tarily any registrant who was on the
emergency fleet classification list on
or prior to July %, 1918, except in
accordance with section 154."
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
GOING NORTH

Geo. NJ. Swain, Of the Bogalusa
Stores Co., is planning to leave for
for a few days. business trip in the
North, where he will purchase stock.
He expects to be gone about two
weeks.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
SCHOOLS OPEN SEPTEMBER and

The city schools Of Bogalusa viii
open Monday, September 2, and all
details are being arranged by Prof.
Ratliff, who expects to have every
thing running smoothly and well or
ganized before the end of the first
week.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01

Mayor Sullivan has returned from
few days visit with his son, Frank,
at Camp Beauregard. Mayor sulli-
va reports al the Bogalusa boys
IN the best Of spirits and anxious to
get to France, and into service.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
REV. HOLMES COMING

Rev. W. w. Holmes, of New Or
leans, will conduct open air services
in Goodyear park Sunday evening.
to which the public is invited to at
tend.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
TRooPs 70 ENTRAIN

A large number Of Bogalusa boys
who have been at Camp Beauregard
win entrain sometime within the next
few days.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01
M FATHERS
aLL CONDUCT
ELECTION
..,alnent to City Charter
Sisees Work and Respon-
;SiIity on Them

appointing the elec'iUt
VA anon Moyar Sullivan and
Is. II the commission coun-
~ result of the charter of
n Bogalusa being amended
IN session Of the legislature,
IN the work of the Demo-
Frec1tiye Committee part OF
.lIcial duty. Following is the
.snert in full
M. f76, SENATE BILL NO,
M BIZ MR.. DELos R. JOHN
s0N
AN ACT
amend and re-enact Sections
ID Of Act IA Of the General
I'M of the State of Louisiana
II rear 1914, entitled, "An Act
orate the City of Bogalusa,
Fourth Ward of the Parish
hingtOn; to provide for the
ent and administration of
thereof by a commission
e first members of which
appointed by the Governor;
LEW for +ba election and re-
the members of said council;
itute the territory of said
gelool district; to limit the
N Tie Police Jury Of Washing
ssh to levy parish taxes and
therein; to prohibit the sale
zcstiug liquors, wine or beer
tia limits Of said City; to
fur the establishment of the
Court Of Bogalusa, defining its
oh and the right of appeal
ID provide for the election
aage end Constable for said
Hard 4, of the Parish of
ur. and the abolition of the
tho peace and constables
ward; To provide for the
at 81 d Clerk of said City
d defining his powers and
hid to provide for the COM
M II said Judge, Constable
ak;; to authorize said City to
noaey for its support until
tile year 1915 are collected;
ElgAed the village of Richard
I'M ii said parish; and to re-
hits and parts of laws in
viii this Act.
aa !. Be it enacted by the
Assembly Of the State of
na that Section AZ Of Act IA,
II be amended and re-enacted
d follows
NlsIPAL ELECTIONS
ioh Il. AT the general cleo
~ city officers the electors Of
" a Bogalusa shall vote for
aad four Commission Coun-
Urge, who shall constitute
ssi0n Council of the City
nfaissiOn Council shall per-
Il HE functions and duties
sHlsipal Democratic Exc
sennittee for the Primary !
'hssal elections held during
lsis, providing booshs, bal ]
p candidates, etc, in ac-
VIII existing laws and maxi /
hstesiary provisions there
'iaea that the Commission
~ ne year 1913 and the |
n Executive Committees
elected my call the nu-
lnaEy at q date other than |
ssagressiOnal or other pri- |
psoyiaed the date fixed be !
~ thirty nor more than I!
tays prior to date Of Cen |
lius.
'snasy election thus called, !
y elected two member. !
psscinet and three mem I
who shall compose the
emoeratie Executive for /
nogalusa for the next
n0 shall be governed by /
end primary election
state and as herein pro-
.ssas shah be elected BY a
~ 81 the votes cast at
'eetlon; and shall hold
tm Of four years, sub
aoEislons Of act. In adj
compiled statements !,
" law to be made by
snefs Of Election, the
section at each poll
ne City Of Bogalusa
fourth compiled state.
they shall show the
s0tes cast for each can |
and the number of
each candidate for
anellman at large,
Statement shall be
Isaed BY the Com |
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Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01

The regular monthly session of the
Police Jury will be held at Franklin
ton tomorrow, Friday.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1918-08-01

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above is an enlarged photograph Of John S. Hammer,
the first Bogalusa boy to fail a victim of the Hun,
who was killed in action il France between June
2 and 10th. Jno. Hammer vas employed at the
"a N O. g. N shops in this oits end was nephew Of
of Columbus of Bogalusa and known to large
number of citizens Just few days prior to the
announcement Of his death, a small photograph
of himself and two companions was received and
the above is an enlarged photograph taken from
the group