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Notes From End Casual
Company, First
ProU. ReRt.

-Four % our men blossoued euf 5--o
tuluedEed buck serEeautE last FRIDAY
First Class Private Jack Andrev-r ana
P-tvates J. p. Robbins II r Crepr ard
r " Clark Along with Ee-ges-sz 75.a-
<arskl- Perszfl ard EooE. thew leFt re-
Gently for guard duty ar various NUM-
ti1ns plants
This company is the proud ross=rs1r q
Private M1sss Alrholz. lately ~ -nirtv-
three street. %sE YORK M1ea SAYS he
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Second. Camotlage Branch
Private Burgr3f tMuttering TO him
sel1 Ever in my mind win dwell her
sweet image
Private Geddes O'vertax thy brain not
with thoughts OF her. my dear Burgy. as
begin to see girIish likeness tn thv
portraits of late.
Sergeant Kane: Aye. he paiuteth what
his minds eve doth see and NOT what his
actual eye doth behold
Private Burgraf; Leave thou me TO my
thoughts and apply thyselyes 20 thy
tasks.
Private Harrintun: On an outbursD-
Thoughts, Thoughts, Verify. how caust
ones brain think in a place OF turmoil
such as this does be You machines doth
reud my brain asuuder. Verify. into the
deepest and most vile Oft pits do wish
themi
Sergeant Major Weld: Calm myself. oh
short one, muddy are the roads and bong
The way, patience and thy message az
love viii duly reach thee
Private GeddeS. Great is ms wish rhat
dist nave carrier pigeon that could
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fleetly fly from my love to me, bearing
her dear messages.
Private Eurgraf. AethiuKs 'twould have
TO he pigeon of a WaIrus size to convey
some of thy endless episties. my worthy
BIZ.
Private Grams. by my troth. this war
itself is far less often I'm they thoughts
than are the members Of the gentle sex
Privae Geddes. War it's but "A transient
thing bat love goes on forever.
Sergeant Kane. Wei said worthy Bill
and surely the trend Of minds is 10
things pleasant.
high above you clouds in a zone Of ether
where only love waves can transmitted
be and this conllaEra-ioH ranging here
Private Bursraf- Thy soul hadst best
beware an aUti-aircrafr gun.
Private Harrnton, Mock me a. you
VIII. / care not
SerReant-SI aiar Weld Shoulder We your
tools and let as g5- upon fhe outside 10
apply ourselves once more To yon tables
g Come sc and join our RIGHT GUIDE
SOCIETY Hasten before Che entire mem
e5ssrv j. tlaL sou divide your pack
ages with us See Secretary BGrgarL AZ
the C4mouf4se Branch
Among bis numerous other accomplish
mert@ Private Geldes g. q wa-c5l-fiZer.
Private Henson wiz attest 90 This state
meut but SEE Ed is holding hacz his en-
dQrsemenJ until he receives back "a GER
tain ingerso. thar De left -1 the custody
q The said Private Geddes-
it is curious hos We al usually Judge
Others hE what we curse. ives DO After
ia desires tl once again l-elIlzts C-1l
you -la fact -ra- DEE had 20 other mo-
tive M EFlaE L4 town z1 frequently 81 -a-s
other Than -1 s4- certain snapshots The
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EDISON IS ILL

West Orange. n. J.-Tho-as a Edison
5E 81 ar MS home here today. His all
Ts1- rs diagnosed as cold
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sees things in a diff
--- -@- ---.ew He has just received
air of New York Smoked"
Five, formerly the Har-
III shortly mourn the loss
sguished member. Sergeant
on resume his practice OF
ms.
Twible enjoyed the officers
anne the other evening very
Eyes, 'front.'
Ellenkoff does 'Incline to the
right .
our new rocks execute rest
sst since OF the word. They
n the ground and proceed 10
the order,
fwhat Karat Sergeat Slapa5off
rs Gold Fish ?"
wfully sweet OF Private Costello
nis box Of sugar every morning.
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&ye ave. aye an Ee persons a the
gau1ut aE= N-m=lErapt and Fuhlica-
tous Branches draw Sc near and EsEe
your attention whereas. Private Esr-
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Promotions in Personnel
Detachment

The Camp Personnel Detachment Is
proud to announce that d number OF Its
members have received promotions.
The warrants for these promotions were
personally presented TO the men by Cap
tain Strutz, who highly complimented
them upon their conscientious work in
the personnel office
Those included in the promotion list
are: Sergeants Peter f. Velders. Albert 4
anderson, William e. Berger. John j
Aemmer. Joseph n. Crandall Henry A
Wtndecker, William r Twible, Arthur l.,
Slapakoff, Meyer y. Bedolis. Fred
Newberger, Corporals Harry A. Ahearn
William A. Donnelly John T. Greellv
Ffnhar Lavelle, 1sidore Lippman and
BENJAMIN Rosenblum,
= PERSONALS FROM THE CAMP
PERSONNEL DETACHMENT.
Sergeant fngersoll has found an able
s'lging partner in Sergeant Joe Crandau
latest speciality is. LILY of the
Nhada Yerh Mean. LiuieT'
oAo n Corporal Lippman thinks
cf& ofmsweetened sugar cane,
ONE to him who waits Pri-
a''aA'-s1a''aS'zaAas finally succeeded in set
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OUR IDEA OF A SHORT, SWEET
NOTE WITH A KICK IN 1T IS THAT
LAST BILLET DOUX TO THE POTS
DAM PIRATES.
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JOHN sTEWART BRYAN
Chairman Of Advisory Beard Co-opertinz
Cauan and
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National Hesdqrnrfers
Room I'LL, sST MediHea Avenue
New York CITY
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PERSONALS FROM THE CAMP
RSoNNEL DETACHMENT

o40 d. Corporal Lippman thinks
c-fG bfinsweetened sugar cane.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-12

Miss Mae Brundage has been EN-
Moved to teach the higgins scnooi tne
coming year and Is now visiting III
Mccall. She expects to open the term
September 14th.
A letter received by VIM McGanee
from Rochester, Mimi, states that Mrs'
McGaffee has been successfully oper-
ated upon for cancer of the breast ana
will doubtless be able to return mere
in a few weeks.
Allie Irwin, who has been in charge
of one of the ranches of Chas. M. Gay,
has given up his position and moved 10
Meadows.
Venison as a wartime luxury proved
an expensive proposition for a couple
of Pollock gentlemen who were caugnt
with the goods recently and fined 500
each for killing a deer out OF season
The arrest was made over the long
distance telephone by n game warden
from Weiser, one hundred miles away
from the scene of the offense, who act
ed on information furnished by an
other. One hundred miles from the
big game territory is about as contig'
uous as these high salaried game war
dens ever get, the execution OF the
law usually being carried out by cor
respondence or wireless telegraphy.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-12
HIGGINS NEWS.

Especial Correspondence. }

higgins is still on the map and con-
tinues to grow by leaps and bounds.
G. @. Sheppard has recently construct
ed a garage which is about 40x6O feet
in size and has also installed an cleo
trio lighting system which Eliminates
the town. Mrs. Helen Toney is having
erected a spacious hotel building on
the colonial style, and when completed
will not only provide for the accommo-
dation of the public, but will be one OF
the most imposing hostelries in Idaho
county. The building will cost in the
neighborhood of $1,000.
Eph Holbrook our enterprising black
smith, is building an addition to mis-
bungalo, and X. f. Pinnell has begun
the erection Of a government building
which will be occupied by the forestry
service
The fruit crop in this section is ad-
mittedly one of the largest and best
ever known here. There Is bumper
yield of everything, especially the
peach and apple crops, which we ven-
ture to say eclipses anything in the
state. The peach crop is being hauled
to Meadows and disposed of at the
modest figure of $1.25 for a twenty
pound crate. Tons of fruit will doubt
less go to waste because of the food
administrations drastic proviso for
bidding the use of sugar for canning
and preservative purposes, except in
such limited quantities as to discour-
age householders.
Theodore Roosevelt has nothing on
one Of our local citizens, namely, Geo.
Boodry, when it comes to supplying
~, tayiaI fn,. Aohtino tho Hun Mr.
Boodry has four sons in the service,
and expresses regret that he has pass
ed too many milestones to enlist in the
service himself. Here is patriotism to
be proud of.
who have been engaged in the sheep
business as copartners for the past
year have dissolved, Mr.. Wisdom TAX
ing over Mr.. Twins interest in the
business.
Brent Reeves is making temporary
visit here having come in from the
Holt mine in the Marshall Lake dis
trict, which he says has closed down
temporarily to enable the management
to do some development work.
Bob Dunn, a mining man of the
Marshall Lake district, is visiting at
the home of Tony Seyfried
Local forest rangers here are spon-
sors for the statement that a little
bunch grass blaze up Salmon river In
the vicinity of higgins Hot Springs,
cost the government $4,000 to squelch
and thunder shower did most Of the
squelching, the brigade of fire fighters
employed by the department reclining
In the shade of the tall tamaracks to
the accompaniment of forty-five cents
per hour and board. Fire fighting in
Idaho is more lucrative than fighting
Germans in France.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-12
REPUBLICANS STAND TRUE.

The Republican party of Idaho to be congratulated upon
its splendid display of party loyalty and spirit.
Without any contests that aroused fractional interest
party members turned out large numbers and recorded their
choice of candidates and the people Idaho ticket
every worthy of uphodng the standard of Republican
ism and of the best traditions of Americanism
Absolutely free from the Boshevik element from the Soc
iasc and anarchistic mob that invaded the Democratic pr
maries the Republican primaries fulfilled their mission and
the ticket named is that will sody and harmonic the
party for the November contest That element of discomfort
of of little minds bent upon party wreckage and which
would destroy where control caused commoon
in the Republican ranks which left to follow their
own bent and the result is ticket that will the whole
strength of the party and which commands the respect of
Democrats who dsfranchsed from having ticket of their
by the of nerlopers left for being
without party ties that bind redbooded American
citizens.-The New Freedom (Democrac) Boise Idaho
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-12
WHY DOES IDAHO WAIT /?

There state and only one in the Pacific Northwest
that has not yet accounted for its quota by pledge purchase
mine
We proud of the First Idaho record in the Philippines
proud of the Second Idaho the Mexican borders
are proud OF the herom OF boys sweating the blood
sweat of the supreme sacrifice in France.
Are we proud Of our own record here at home 7
Eight million five hundred thousand dollars of the cost of
the in this year of 1918 must be paid for with the $780,
600 Idaho has been asked to invest savings stamps
specific and definite part of this wars expense depends upon
the you must spend and spend for savings
stamps just specific and definite part of the be
fought with the bayone the hands of each Idaho boy
there"
Suppose that boy does fight his parq The cannot
be
No unless you your part my part
home.
When Perishng volunteers for the hazardous the
bit of work that be there No
Man sLand what do the soldiers dof
Do they have to be leased, coaxed, argued withf
They fight for chance to respond.
Shal be tender with dollars than
with their lves9''
Idaho Idaho, why do you wait
There has call to you and to for particular and
special service
1t is duty and privilege help government finance
this The objective So 100000 from Idaho by De-
cember 81.
September 6 has been designated by the executive
committee of savings in Idaho Save Days Pay and
Spend it for War Savings Stamps
Every Idaho who draws wages has income
receives salary asked and expected to invest that day
full income in savings stamps
This is request for special investment and above
all other pledges purchases
Your earnings September 16 be dedicated your
government as loan.
Idaho cannot make good savings stamps unless
every citizen does this and does not stop at this
It is test of Idaho's patriotism.
Shall your state and mine be a Stacker
1t is time for Idaho and every and Idaho to
fight for the chance to make good.
1t is time for Idaho prove herself
My God What would boys say if they
Idaho their Idahowith her valleys and plains and sunt
mountain peaks with her forests and meadows and wonderful
fields of gran Idaho where the old home nugges beside the
hedgerow the bloom by the garden path the vines
creep and shadow the porch and mother sits and
the twilight last last of all these states in the great
Northwest to leap to her place when their country calls
What would they Idaho OH Idaho why do you wait
BY Earl Wayland Bowman
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-12
SUMMONS.

In the District Court of the Tenth
Judicial District of the State of Idaho,
in and for the county of Idaho.
Hannah L. Bicksel, Plaintiff, VS.. Jacob
w. Moughmer and Bertha Mough-
mer, his wife, David %. Moughmer
and Lydia Il. Moughmer, his wife;
William B. Moughmer and Lenora
q. Moughmer, his wife; Elmer d.
>Moughmer and Lydea Moughmer,
his wife, Thomas r. Moughmer;
the unknown heirs and unknown de-
visees of George w. Moughmer, de-
ceased, and the unknown owners and
unknown claimants Of, in and to the
NV u of NE "a, NEA of NV u
and S15 of NV II Of Sec. "a, Town
ship 90 N, Range / w. B. NJ, in
Idaho County, State Of Idaho De
PENDANTS.
The State of Idaho sends greetings:
To Jacob w. Moughmer and Bertha
Moughmer, his wife; David e. Mough-
mer and Lydia e. Moughmer, his wife !;
William B. Moughmer and Lenora e.
Moughmer, his wife; Elmer d. Mough-
mer and Lydea Moughmer, his wife !;
Thomas f. Moughmer; the unknown
heirs and unknown devisees of George
W. Moughmer, deceased, and the un-
known owners and unknown claim
ants of, in and to the NWA of NEA
NEA of NWH and S15 of NWA Of
Section "a, Township 20 NJ, Range 1
w. B. NJ, in Idaho County, Idaho,
Defendants.
You are hereby notified that a COM
plant has. been filed against you in
the District Court of the Tenth Judi
cial District of the State of Idaho in
and for the county of Idaho, by the
above named plaintiff, and you are
hereby directed to appear and answer
the said complaint within twenty days
of the service of this summons If ser
we'd within said judicial District, and
within forty days If served elsewhere /;
and you are further notified that I'M
less you so appear and answer said
complaint within the time herein speci-
fled, the plaintiff will take judgment
against you as prayed in said COM
plant.
You are further notified that the
said action is brought and said COM
plant is for the purpose of quieting
in the plaintiff the title to the north
west quarter of northeast quarter.
HOEtutdSt QudTtcf VI IlOItuWeSL quar-
ter, and south half of northwest quar-
ter of section twenty-four, township
twenty nine north, range west B. NJ,
i'm Idaho county, state of Idaho, and to
determine all adverse claims Of the
defendants therein, and to obtain a
decree of this court that the title of
the plaintiff is good and valid and all
adverse claims of the defendants are
without right whatsoever, and that
the defendants be enjoined and de-
barred from asserting any right. title,
estate or interest In said land and
premises to the plaintiff adverse. and
to have II adjudged that the defend
ants Jacob w. MUughmer, David z.
Moughmer, William b. Moughmer
Thomas F. Moughmer. and the plain
tiff were on May 8. 1911. the sole
heirs at law Of George W. Moughmer
deceased.
Witness my hand and the seal of the
District Court this 14th day Of August
1913.
HENRY TELCHER.
Seal Clerk
BY HAROLD HARRIS, Deputy
Il. Anger and NJ. Reese Hattahaugi.
Attorneys for Plaintiff, Residence an,.
Posteffice address. is Grangeville
idaho. $50;
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-12
.'FRAID OF EN-.

The secretary of says his department is DESTROYS of
operating with the states efforts they may toward
taking the votes of soldiers in the American expedtionary
forces but he finds strangely large number of difficulties in
the way Wonder he would find any less difficulties bet
of overcoming them he felt that the would
be favorable to the administration.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-20
AUTOMOBILE AS AN INVESTMENT

Gan automobile should be selected
with exactly the same care as any
other piece of labor saving equip.
ment," says +. G. Delano, local dealer
in Chevrolet automobiles.
"The same durable quality of con.
struction should be looked for and the
certainty Of a practical, efficient de.
sign which will insure the greatest
measure of utility, should be sought as
diligently when selecting motor car
as when choosing a machine for man.
ufacturing purposes.
"To be profitable as a business in.
vestment, both must operate with de.
pendable efficiency. Both must. render
service for years with the lowest pos
si.lde cost for upkeep.
"The Chevrolet -Four Ninety or
any Chevrolet model, is just such an
automobile. Because Of this, it is the
choice of thousands of keen business
men who demand from their motor car
Investments, as sizeable dividends as
they secure from other investments.
Its stauneh construction, powerful
valve-in-head motor and hight weight
insures the maximum of motor car life
with a minimum of operating cost.
"While the purchase of a Chevrolet
calls for very modest outlay, it is an
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-20
Plans Move Forward,

Washington, July 10. - American
plans for Cuisines army" in Russia
with a considerable military protective
force are moving forward rapidly. d.
Dispatches from Toxic today indieat-
ed that Japan has approved the plan
and the other allies already had done
so. The original proposition, outlined
by the United Press recently still
stands. The aid to Russia will be eco
nomic, while American, Japanese and
few British and French troops will
constitute force to join with the
Czecho-Slovaks already in Siberia.
These forces will not be combative
but merely protective. It is believed
that the Russians will rally quickly
about allied forces and actually will re-
sumo strong stand in battling Ger
man influence and military oppression.
That there may be no misunderstood
ing of the allied purposes, a corps of
educators" will be sent into Siberia
ahead of the expedition.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-20
Motor Cars Increased
Greatly In Value

"The man who bought his motor car
a year go and expected it now to be
worth one third less is getting one Of
the biggest surprises of his life," says
Lee L. Gilbet, Elgin Six distributor.
"For instead of showing the custom.
ary 30 or 40 per cent depreciation, one
year old automobiles are commanding
their original prices, or very close to
that,
'ln other words, the owner has got
q year of service, is able to turn in
his used car on new one, and gets q
hundred per cent allowance on his old
car.
"This is the first time in automo-
bile history when such q condition Oh.
tanned 1t is destined to continue. The
shortage in motor ears, constantly be-
coming more acute, and the higher
prices, steadily mounting, simply mean
that the automobile bought today is
pretty certain to be worth 100 cents
on the dollar next year, instead of
showing depreciation as in the past.
"Both now cars and used cars are
scarce, and the effect Of curtailed pro.
duction is being felt in all sections
"The attitude Of the owner Of an
automobile is no longer that Of being
willing to sacrifice it for almost any
price.
"This is the time to buy a motO
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-20
italian JPlana7 Raid.

Rome, July l9,-Fifty four Italian
planes whica were accompanied by
speedy hydroplanes, all under the com
mand of the famous poet, Gabriel D.
Annunaio, made a successful raid on the
Austrian harbor of Pola at dawn Wed.
nesday, it was announced here today.
Five tons of bombs were dropped on
military establishments as workers ar.
rived to begin their days labOrs. Italian
warships were standing out to sea ready
to dash to the assistance Of the bombing
forces should any help be required.
The raid was prepared for Tuesday
night when two airplanes made an cx-
pcdition over the city and dropped some
bombs, This was for the purpose Of
throwing screen about the real attack
which was to como lafer. Wednesday s
raid, therefore, completely upset the
aerial defenses.
The bombing was in reprlsal for at
taoks on towns behind the italian front.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-20

"Unele Sam IS boy at war" tells how
an American boy sees the war. Oseai
Austin Is the author.
"World 5 greatest military spies and
spies and secret service agents" is {
group Of stories Of the spies Of all times
written by George Barton
"Thc Coop encyclopedia, " containing
every ehild's fault, is the newest Of
Burgess books for the children.
The library is puttiAg out new copies
Of the old ones as well, and borrowing
more copies Of all so that for once every
child VIII wishes may have a Coop bool
to read
The Langworthy charts are on exhibi
tion at the Library this week and next
They picture in color the different foot
content of our most common foods. Now
that housewives are expected to tall
intolligcntly in terms of calories, every
one win find them interesting.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-20
OPERATIONS IN AIR
BACK ACTIVITY OF
BRITISH SEA FORCE
Great Italian Air Squadron
Raids Austrian Harbor
OF Polo

London, July 20.-Activity of enemy
destroyers, continual patrol duty over
the North sea and some combats were
reported today by the British alr min
istry for the period from July IL to IL
"Thc royal air forces. working with
the navy in home waters, have main
tanned anti-submarine and escort pat
rolls, the communique stated.
Bombing raids have been carried out
when the weather was favorable with
good results.
Enemy destroyers have been sighted
off the Flanders coast on several oecas.
ions and attacked with bombs. A di-
rect hit was obtained on one large des.
stroyer Our formations have also at
tackled desrToyers with machine gunfire
On one Of those occasions five enemy
seaplanes approached at the beginning
Of action but Immediately withdrew
Enemy aircraft have been active
and have attacked our bombing and pa.
| troll formations. Three hostile machines
have been destroyed and four driven
down out Of control. Two of our ma.
chimes are missing and two collided and
crashed down.
"One Of our machines on antiasubmar.
inc patrol observed an enemy seaplane
upside down in the sea, but saw no oc.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-07-20

ear. With higher prices in sight. the
wisdom Of buying now is apparent
Not only does such move save mon
ey fer the man who acts promptly, but
the owner knows for a certainty that
he will be able to get high resale or
trade-in price next year.
cone of the biggest services Elgin
dealers are rendering today is in
bringing these facts before the peo-
pie Of their communities and thus aid
ing them to guard against rising prices
by prompt action in buying now"