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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-15

It's about time for churches and
societies to cut out the eating at their
gatherings. In many cities and towns
throughout the country this has been
done. A church that cannot survive
these war times without catering TO
the stomachs of it's members, is a
mighty poor institution, and the soor-
er it closes it's doors the better.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-15
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The time has not yet come when
German high official can tell the
truth and hold his job. Admiral Won
Holtzendorf"s admission of the fail
ure of the U-boat campaign was fol-
lowed so quickly by doctors certifi-
cate that his resignation saved him
from worse evidence of. the kaiser's
wrath,
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-15
Attractive Exhibit of Fine Furs.

ACCTdctIVe EXn1D1t OF Fine FufS.
Many are being attracted to the A.
Brownstein & Co. fur store on East
Central avenue these days owing to
the fact that that concern is offering
special bargains in furs and fur gar
ments, repairing furs and remodeling
fur garments for a short time. This
is unquestionably the finest exhibition
of furs ever made in the city.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-15
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~ 1nA-II Tus~I

After a still hunt occupying several
weeks the states attorney Of Ward
county found regular Kentucky
"still" in operation about two miles
out of Minot and the proprietor was
"jugged." Will those Minot people
never become satisfied with the
drouth like the rest of us benighted
residents of this glorious prohibition
North Dakota.-New Rockford Tran
script.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-15
lVN.S.S

Another way to improve the verse
of three fourths of the war poets is
to put them in the trenches where
they can get the inspiration of the
battle itself.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-15
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The authorities are proceeding on
the sound theory that the crop is safe
only when it is gathered and stored.
The reaper and grain car must do
their big part in winning the war.
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-15
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No, Inquirer; the Chemin-des-
DANES has no reference to invisible
wearing apparel. 1t is highway in
France and the words mean Ladies'
Road. Fismes is pronounced "feem.'
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-15
OUR NAVAL A, B, C.

Did. I join the Navy? Ay, sir,
To my pals I said good Bye, sir,
Though my pretty girl did Cry, sir,
For America, I'd Die, sir,
With no tear in my Eye, sir,
fd make the foe to Fly, sir,
And make him do a Guy, sir,
And to his home fast HE, sir,
My little girl and l, sir,
Will be wed newt July, sir
When hope we've beat theKai-ser,
l do not tell Lie, sir,
When I say to you, oh My, sir
I wish the time was Nigh, sir,
For me to go OFF; ay, sir
One does not need to Pry, sir,
Or a long time to Query, sir,
To hear my news, Rely, sir
On this-you ne'er did Spy, sir
So nice a girl, just Try, sir,
For one as good. Hold! Why, sir,
Can't do U, V, K, z, and Y, sir!
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-15
forming.

liver Ranshaugen and John Nybakken
write encouraging letters from Camp
Custer, Mich, where they recently be-
gan TRAINING for the arm a1my ev,rr
one Of the aviation fields in Texas,
writes good letters to forming friends.
Thos. Ranshaugen,. we'll known
Torning young Su11g man n is now IN FRANCE
the big battle, which has been raging
for some time.
Hans Nybakken visited Minot Saturday.
Amiel Hammer and wife were Minot
The telephone line in forming was out
Of commission several days on account
Of the storm.
Haying began in forming Monday. The
crop.is light this year, there being prac-
tically no upland hay.
Crowded Out Last Week
Rye cutting is quite general and most
not going to turn out as well as was
first expected.
Friends Of Elvin Christensen and
Nathan Nordquist will be glad to hear
health. Elvin writes his folks about
celebrating the Fourth in the usual
American style. Elvin has been in
France since June 1st. His letter was
at this writing.
A crew Of men who have been at work
for the county just completed building
a road around the slough on the west
side Of the old grade on the section line
by the Dworing farm. this grade was
put in by the county some eight or nine
years ago and has been travelled ever
since except during the spring and sum-
mer Of 1915. A petition was circulated
and signed by majority Of the tax
payers living in the township and pre-
scented to the count commissioners ask
ing them to repair the old grade, also
the town officers met with the commits;
sioners and tried to show why the old
grade should be fixed. Any one inter-
ested can see the results and judge for
themselves whether the commissioners
have made a mistake in disregarding
the peoples wishes.
Bert Jones. who has been assisting
D. w. King for some time is going to
help Allan Campbell finish his harvest.
The forming correspondent failed to
mention a surprise party given at the
home Of L. r. Larson in honor Of his
son Lars, who is leaving for Camp
Hancock, after spending three months
furlough with his parents, recuperat-
ing after his illness. Mr.. Larson en-
listed last December and went to the
training camp when he took sick and
was in the hospital most Of the time.
ABOUT 200 Of his friends and relatives
The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1918-08-15

are all good and will be worth more
than you paid for them if you will
have patience Keep 'em all.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
Alaska Would BE Great "CafCh" for
Hun; Has Fine Farming Possibilities

WASH NGTON, March IS Alas
kn would Toe a great catch for the
Germnna ir they should work their
way up through siberia aud jump
across the narrow strait into Int'r
Sans Isolated territory
Alaska cnuobc made the hgricul-
tural mira Gle Of the world. THIS an
Is made by Professor
c. e. Gcorgcson. twenty years VA
Alaska. IN change ~ the government
farm experiment stations. who came
out In December last und brought
proofs ~ his assertion.
Goorgeaun IL "A great explorer, a
profound scholar and student lie
says that what ~ knows is triIl4l
In comparison With the secrets that
nnturc is ready Ia Disclose to man
kind" lie went to Alaska many
years ago TO study itS agricultural
He Hcorued opportunl-
Ties for wealth He said he was
there to discover resources OF TAR
greater value than gold. liy pains
taking efforts through several years
he proved that many kinds OF food
plants would grow IN the interior.
Then he adopted for his litc work
the task OF developing hardy grains
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

at the Rev, r.. l.. Coale meetings Just
closed at Waxahachie.
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CHARGES or possession grow
ing out ~ Il raid on an alleged "choc"
joint were filed in Justice Daniels
court yesterday against G. H. Nelson
and lIeddie h Nelson.
r. BEE GUTHRIE, Cy Avery and
other members OF tho executive com
mlttee OF the Albert Pike Highway
association left Tulsa yesterday for
their final trip OF inspection over the
proposed route. They will be gone
several days
JOE DEMPSEY, employed by the
carter on company. slipped and was
struck by a piece OF pipe which he
was unloading yesterday afternoon
Tie was taken to the Tulsa hospital
and the examination showed that he
had sprained his back.
=
THE BODY or Mrs Mamie Ken
nelion. who died asudderly sunday
cNcninHsat the home rf her daughter,
Mrs W. y. Brown. at l4i South Ell
wood. while here on n vis,t. was ta o.
Ken 10 her home ~ Beggs Yesterday.
lnterment Will rc made At that place.
=
70 ROBERT DAVIS. a negro. il helng
hold by the federal officers awaiting
orders 10 send him Ia the army He
was arrested by the local police Sat
urdav and held f1r the federal Of
tictrs II IS said hat while he reg
ist"rcd for service II Eufnula he did
not answer the call To report
-
PLANS FOR Tag Day for the
benefit OF the Tulsa Humane society
will be made at a meeting TO be held
a' 10 O'Clock this morning al the
offices Of the society in the court
house when team captains will be
named for the drive Last year Tag
day brought $4,000 to the Human
soclety's fund.
THE POLICE raided a roonlng
house AZ 4o2's East First Yesterday
and seized slA half pints Of whisky.
Pitchers ard glasses. believed by the
officers Ia have heen used IN selling
IT, werc also t1kCu Two Eomen.
Esther Burton and Bobhie Martin.
were arrested hy Officers Mains nnl
Phillips, Who il1dn the raid, on
charges Of uRlawful possession.
-
HAVE NOT any old books In your
bhrary Won would like to send TO the
Sammies" In France2 II so, send
or take them 60 the Tulsa public
library and they will he Included in
tho collection of reading matter for
the nations soldiers In the conton-
ments and In France is In progress
and the Tulsa donations may be left
at the city library.
+
FIVE LIQUOR FINES were as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

aud plants that would mature per
frCtly with absolute" certainty, yield
ahuudunlly ana survive the cold. His
TASK iH now tuT advanced lie %
turned just before Christmas uuI
announced that Alaska will produce
tuud fuel ana metals for a pupula-
tiuu. ~ many millions that he has
perfected hybrid Whrat. oats AZ.
barley that win grow To perfection
and Yield abundant crops through
out AN area uf fifty thousand square
mites. "a strawberry plant that sur
wives the winters without protection
aud produces enormous crops ot
hrrrlcs having delicious flH
vor. alfalfa of now kud that ~
provide food rur live stock ana D..
plculsh the nitrogen 81 airrand sol
and many other wonderful thiugs.
These were fundamental needs
facts accomplished.
The agricultural possibilities of
Alaska are AZ great" he said, 'as
all the minerals In the ground and
all that have been taken ont, put
together ana multiplied
This IN big stat,Meut | know.
but take "A mining claim There
may be a million IN It. with every
thousand taken out you diminish
its value Eventually II ~ exhaust
cd Take twenty, or one hundred,
ar any number Of acres of tillable
land ana start cultivation. For
hundreds OF generations it win pro.
duce its quota for the human plcc
China has been nrmcd for thou
sands OF years and stlll supports
from the soil i5O.O00 eco people The
same viii be true Of Alaska
Il have huU charge Of AN urT.plIl-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

sessed in the municipal court yes
terday by Judge T. u Evans G.
H. Nelson and Mrs Lille Nelson,
negroes. caught In a Chloe" raid.
were fined $50 and $25 Minnie
McDaniels was fined I25 on
"Choc" charge also e. w. Flaek
was fined $50 on charge of un-
lawful possession OF whisky. and
Lewis Bslile drew SIS on charge
OF making sale
NJ
REV. l.. S. BARTON, recently
elected treasurer ot the Belgian
Children's MIX fund. announces
that owing 10 the fact that he IS
out Of the CITY SO much that he has
made arrangements for contrIbu-
tions 10 be made 10 MIR. Spawr at
the Citizens state bank. Reverend
Barton also wishes To impress the
importance OF this charity upon the
minds OF the public. and says that
81 viii keep one OF these children
supplied with milk FOR a month
CLAIMS AGAINST the Stewart
Petroleum company for rent ON tank
cars and demurraRe, agEregaung
|l.lsA3i, were get forth In petition
filed by the Continental Refining
company In the district court ,yester-
day with the exception Of tl'5
alleged to be due for holding tank
'car beyond a reasonable time. all OF
the claims are for rent on mHk cars
used by the Stewart Petroleum
company In shipping gasoline az
rate OF cents "A gallon.
TWO CHARGES OF Highway rob
berry against the four BOYS arresiei
Sunday night by the police, were
/ filed yesterday In Justice paniels
court. The bows gave the names OF
NJ. A Davis. Ed Sexton. Carl Lowe
, and Earl Whitney. one intormau,n
was filed on complaint OF G. 4 kin,
bons. who alleges that tho hoys 1e'n
| him up and toolNsl from HIM SUI
| day night The &c5ni intorWau'h
was filed on complaint OF W y ,oI'-
man. who was held up by four n'Vs
and robbed Of t39o In cash. a wi,en
! ard pocket knife At the pni,'
station the knife taken from ,"''
man was found m the pocket NJ "Nu
| ~ the hcys None Of N" bol ~ pa"
/ IS years Of age
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
CityBriefS

CHARLES WILSON ~ Kansas
CNy is in Tulsa on business
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J. W SINCLAIR Will return today
from q business trip TO Kansas CITY.
ans ALICE Is CUESCUEIV OF
IuI,LsyUle ig visiting her SON ! "
Chcschier Of the Hall store
49,
j 4 MDDREHEAp has returned
from "A several months stay I'M Ccba.
in re Interest " the cuban Inter
national on compnny.
II. PAISLEY ., tho tram, AZ.
rortr,rt ~, m, ntI.h,r,. ~,
.a,p = Cy.nr.r, g., rcf .,,st,,5,,.
for 81. Louis ON hus,ras.
WILLIAM D. Nr.ScDN Of tl,,s,s
s,rri e,r5 Nor,b Art,,s,s r,,i,,'..,.
is ir 80. c.t, an husIpass
THE ALPHA CLUB viii dlscon-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
LAST CALL
FOR WAR BUDGET
cnNrlNrrn rnnM rAoE oNK

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE
has and will continue to SUPPORT the
guards and maintain them, the War
savings bank and the Thrift stamps
savings workers. the -Four Mloute
dcn and their work, and the conTing
Liberty Bond campaign. 50 support
these splendid organizations nut
mn and maintained by the sacrl Zee
W patriotic citizens who have den
Gated their time and talent 10 ths ir
country should not I've 'hurd"
hut 4 privilege TO every man ana
women who loves his country ANA vs.
rlag
Tho opportunity is yours this
morning 20 do something Tor TulNl
for your country and Tor yourself
for. as the great Sen Inn ot Gcorgia a
said. He who saves his country
saves himself and all things saved
do praise him, hr who let's his cou''
.try die let's an things die, dies him
sclt lEnobly and all things dying
curse him.
what are You going 90 answer 90
the war solicitors when they visit
YOU this mcrnlug2 Are you going 20
ne "A Stacker "A Stacker ON Tulsa on
Cnclc Sam. an the brave boys who
are fighting the brutal Hun on the
battle front In France
Remember. t25.00o Is needed be
tween now and II o'clock
Chairman T. Rogers kcmp's COM
mlrtee reported iSg23 yesterday.
bringing their total 20 t502S2 J 4.
UulIS committee wss SECOND with a
total Of S24Q6s e. EsHopkins re
portca $4,000 additional yesterday.
l.. T. OhcrholJycr reported t7l6 from
the school districts most Of which
was contributed hy the school teach .
era themselves. although they are
ClNIug their time free in trnuscrihing
tho Hist OF registered men In the city
for tn, war department nt Washing
ton. which vii reouire six We rs. =
work G. p Huchncr reported $500
from the city pastors placing them
In the 100 per cent list The y NJ.
G. A'S total w3s reported as yAo9 20.
Ralph Talbot reported SO addi-
ional from theaters. which placed
. tho Palace the Lyric the strand.
broadway and Wonderland iu the
100 rrr cont list. where every CW.
ploye donated.
R,, j. " Abel addressed the
war workers yesterday and dDiyored
La stirring patriotic speech Us which
he repcated his suggestion made Ht
F Convention hail a few days ago thUt
/ every pro. German should he strung
nm TO lamp posts We've got plenty
~ lamp posts and rope is cheap ho
exclaimed and tho suggestion created
Lea roar " approval
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

YOU must have Pure blood
GROVES TASTELESS ghH TONIC
Purifias and Enrichcs the blood and
Builds up the whole system. II COM
talns the we'll known tonic proper
ties ~ Iron ana Quiniue You can
feel its good effect on the blood at-
tor the first few doses Price t0r
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
TESTERS ARE IN EARNEST
High school students Purchase over
$4,000 Worth of Bonds

Again tho testers Of the high
school have Jumped over their goal
They have reported the purchase Of
baby bonds and thrlfi stamps to the
amount ~ $4,000, while only two
months old or all the organizations
Of tho high school the Jesters are
Justly the most famous. II In said
tlut they arc forced to set new
goal every birthday ana "A new birth
day every week 30 that II is plain
90 be seen that $4,000 II only tho
beginning ~ an ultimate goal worthy
uf great emphpsis The latest and
most worth while thing the testers
have done Is 10 contribute. hy unnni-
NOUS consent NJ the one hundred
members. the some of 500 To the
Tulsa war budget The club took
action on this aud announced tkszr
decision iuEt five minutes nftey "a
perintendcnt pherholtyer made-7aD
appeal 60 the students W
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

CHICAGO. March lS-Mrs Tiny
JohnsouG aged -. mother ~ Jack
Johnson. former heavyweight cham
pion pugllist. died a. her home here
last night Johnson. who ls said To-
be in Hucnos Aires. Is st,I rlgi.
tive from Justice. having hern con-
victed here iu 1918 for violating the
Mann act and sentenced 10 term
in a federal prison
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

CHICAGO. March rs Norvhl
Rapu.. the veteran skater. last
night defeated Edmund tRmy,
fpuner amateur champion In three
races. setting a new world record OF
.cst5 t-5 FOR mile rare on a i2.lap
] tru.sL
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
VOTING STARTS TODAY
AT 6 AND ENDS AT 7
Result Expected iu hc known by 10
Tive Ballots Mlll bc rut up To-
IlCytuT",
REPUBLICANS APATHETIC
Primary right Exclusively Tor Demo
cratic Candidates, Nociali~t Slate
HchdN

Polls open at O'Clock tn.- NOM
Ing for Tulsns municipal pr,wnr,r.
and the voting viii continue un.l D.
O'Clock tonigh, when the counting u'
tho ballots viii noein 10 tus v"r.
advances with expected ,olclIW The
result should bcIpuwu hy lo o.,.lDh
CITY Auditor rIuuk NevAlN and
his office torco were nusy all dhF
yesterday filling the election boxes
with the requisite election ruup.
mout. which Included urtrts l"N
lists and talB sheets Each buN WuH
then locked and turned over 'p tn"
officer ia charge Iu tho various pr".
Cincts
Five Tickets.
There are tive tickets for tho CIcr.
tion--onc Tor the amendments 10 tnv
city charter increasing the aalnrlr. ~
officials. one for treasurer or th"
board of education, and the lhrro
political tickets. Democratic, krpuh.
llcRn and Socialist
As there IL no ConteVt uu any uf
the political tickets except tho Demo
cratic ticket. interest ceutcrs m ii
The race between former mayor "
T.. Rhode and g. " Hubbard tui
the mayorAlty nomination " claimed
by both sides lluhbsrd's support
era are predicting his nomination by
n good majority lie is expected TO
poll the old.tlme liberal" vot" all
most soldly. M he ~ credited with
having been chosen by them as their
candidate.
The contests for the Democratic
nominations for city commissioners
look like they viii all be close
Republicans ApathetIc.
A large Republican votf, IL not
looked for, altho the party workers
will make strong effort To get as
many OF the faithful to the polls M
they can. II is difficult. however,
20 get mon to take the time 10 90 To-
the polls when there IN no contest To
draw them away from their business
and IA Mayor simmons ana the Re
publican ticket ~ already nominated.
their vote will probably be far short
OF tho strength they will muster at
the regular election. Whatever Re.
publican votes are cast today will
he mere ratification of the ticket
agreed upon some days ago.
Mayor simmons was elected two
yesrssRgo by i.f0O majority and his
friends are claiming his election
April by much more. Anyway
the mayor and his running mates
arc serenely waiting for the rcaI
race, which will got under way after
tonight There will be only ~ day,
Of the regular campaign. hut II may
make up In excitement it's shortage
IN duration.
So far Tulsa's municipal fight ha,
been exceedingly tame, harily n rip
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
GREATER BONDS REQUIRED

MuSkOGEE. Okla, March 10
The application OF the United States
for an order extending the receiver
ship over the oil operations In thu
bed ~ the t1murron river came
up lor hearing before Judge Ralph
E campbell, Judge OF the federal
court today. The court denied the
application Insofar as extending
the reccivershlp to include operation
~ the leases. bat required certain
Of the stat" lessees TO give an ad-
ditona bond for the protection ot
tho United states and the Greek ma
tion in event they recover when the
case s finally determined
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

DreSs up the old furniture Use
Home Beautiful AEatlte Narnish
stains Campbell Glass 4 Paint Co,
Two stores Wholesale, ali =. Hos
ton. lla x Cincinnati Retail --
Phones 25s. S23l. 6IbT--Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

requires something stronger than
the sweet laNatlycs now on the mar
ket which are prepared especially
fnr infants.
IAN-FoS WITH PEPSIN fills
this long felt want II acts on the
liver and regulates the bowels with
out gripping or disturbing the stom-
zach \ Lipuld Digestive Laxative
pleasant 70 take. SOC per bottle.
GOOD for the child good for the
Mother. good for the Household.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19
SAVE
soc
ON THE
DOLLAR
ONE-HALF
PRICE
EASTER
HATS

the than
advantage wonderful bargains Easter Hats?
worthy cf being by the pca
creations created by the highest paid artists in
the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

FIVE LIQUOR FINES were as
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-03-19

PROF. g. u sPtNDLER arrived
yesterday from WBNhachie. Texas. 10
spend few dBays with his family.
Professor splndler has beep. singing
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1918-12-31

PRIJME Sc divka ma vseobec-
nou domaci praci. Haste sc v
e. 1901 Union ul.
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