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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-10-11
REPUBLICAN COUNTY TICKET.

For State Senator, A A. Hart.
For State Representative, Fred @
Evans.
For Commissioner, First District, d
M. Alfred.
For Commissioner. Second District
Charles Nate.
For Commissioner, Third District. 81.
las l.. Wright.
For Clerk OF District Court and ex.
officio Auditor and Recorder, Fran.
els M. Winter.
For Sheriff, John J. Jones.
For Treasurer, Arthur T. Pendrey.
For Probate Judge, John H. Grim.
nett
For supt. OF Schools. Oliver G. Dun.
ford,
For Assessor, James Dunn.
For Prosecuting Attorney, David G
Kunz.
For Coroner, Frank M. williams.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-10-11
STOCK RANCH FOR
SALE BY OWNER.

One hundred and seventy-flve
acres. mostly Bear river bottom. irri-
gated, sheep tight fenced, fair i'm
provements; one mile to Border sta
ton; 10 miles north of Cokeyille.
opportunity to buy adjoining land. If
desired; will also sell s cattle. 8
mares, It's fine grade Cottswold
ewes, machinery and tools; $1,000
cash. balance on time ct 6 per cent.
Address E j.. ENECK,
Cokeville, Wyo.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-10-11
To Our FrIends and Cnstomers.

Our stock of fall and winter goods
has been selected with the greatest
possible care in order TO give the trade
The best possible values. Merchandise
ID very scarce and we advise our Gus
toners to cover their wants just as
early as possible. H. B. WHITMAN.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-10-11
BUCKS FOR SALE.

Forty-four good grade, early
Cottswold buck lambs, $22.50 IL TAXI
en- soon, as am crowded for room. ]
Come see them 10 miles north of
Cokeville.-E. J. Eneck.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1918-10-11
A Beautiful Woman.

Do you know that a beautiful wo-
man always has a good digestion? If
your digestion Is faulty, eat IieAtly
of meats. and take an occasionsx dose
of Chamberlain,s Tablets to Strength
en- your digestion. Price 25e
The Washington times., 1918-12-12
DISTRICT BOYS IN ToDAY's cAsuALTYLIsT.

KILLED ACToN-capt. K street
DIED OF woUNDsPrivae Joseph D.
ents Colorado Edward
DIED OF DIsEAsE-wagoner
WOUNDED SEVERELY serEt. Ared e.
Corp Clayton So
B
WOUNDED DECREE UNDETERMINED)-Lieut Andre W.
@ tS street Capt Robert Patterson
street Corp William Johnson 1928 Morris southeast
yae william Hayes III
Private E.
MISSING IN ACTIoN-Pryate william
-
IN HANDS OF ENEMY, PREVIOUSLY n
ACToNGunnery Joseph
The Washington times., 1918-12-12

Pa, PhiIsdelphIa, william HIckIsa.
Ohtn, Cleveland. Efank 0rflk.
p p "a ad,.sly ,sstSSslya; Irsni l 9; rrekop.
Web, Tilden. Frank John schlnck.
Pa, rownxlIie. floyd w. eeeley.
y. r.. Brooklyn. Fred W. Stark.
Tex. vernon. Karl STREET.
Tsa sani ssEL,sT5Ile Gts sssee Esnsra .sntAAn
n. T.. Muspeth, Bolsslaw WieaisWsii.
DIED FROM ACCIDENT AND
OTHER CAUSES.
CAPTAIN.
Nd. BAItlmers. Melvin n. AuesnstsiA.
SERGEANT.
ohlo. BsIlaire. assEIo Z. WslE.L
Ill. Stark, Earl y. PiekereiL
lu;, Chicago, Frank silknltla.
Ind, Fort Wayne, Charles W. GPeim.
Mass-' ssss-' Dorche.ter, William ,. Mulhern-
y. u. Albany, MichseI HsrSa.
y. Y. New York. Waiter Z. EessIeg.
y. G, Candor. Burl Hicks
Pa, Millvale, Albert b. KeaseF.
Pa. Sotrona, William Bvasksvlez.
y. l., Newport, George Mayhew.
Tsa.' Es. di,.Fs 4, rSso' cSn1 Mr. ApSS.s. ,..
DIED OF DISEASE
sERGEANrs.
love, Des Moines, Gesrgs W. skalA
y: n, staten Island, Arthur Wolfe.
Ohio. chIilIcothe. walter Z. WiSSias.
CORPORAL.
fas shamokin, Lew william Dukin.
COOKS.
Ala, Center. Tobie v. Kelley.
"a spring Grove, Lloyd 5. Becker.
MUSICIAN.
".1Fa-s Moundsyiile, William OGtRdinger.
MECHANIC.
Tenn-' Dresden Hupert b CreSB.
MISS, MoseIle. GlilIs Andersen
PRIVATES.
Ala. Cullman, WiIIism d. RsirhIsy.
Ala, sunny south. Jenkins Jones.
Ala., Carlton. George H. Tyre.
Ah-, Geneva, William B. Thurston.
AK, shIioh, Georre stsSk.
Ark., Pine Bluff. Henry Stanford.
ARk.s BiggOtt. Eivis o. Pollard.
81, ~, san Dsego. Eagens z. Petet.
Colo., Denver, James n. RobeTtson.
Conn-s Norutehtown, DonAld @. Fraser.
Conn. Hartford, Alfred @. y. Hults.
6sI Henn-; ns Ssw Britain; EnsrZ Q: Pstsssoa.
Eia-s Eeilsmire, Fay r. Taylor.
Kia-, Midway, Wallace MeRay.
Ca, LoomsborOr Charlie 5. Rsynolda.
"a, Gresston, John II. Roland.
Ca. Plainneld, Robert Ray.
-, Griffin Alvertls smith.
Ca, MashlnEtcn. Noes L WIIliams0n.
Ca l Scehrnn. JeSse Il; sanders.
III, BeIlsSilie. Irwin Munie.
~, BeIleville. Raymond c. Munis.
III, Union. Henry =. Miller.
III, Ladd, Ira N. Kinder,
III, Chicago, Joseph Dowriaky.
VI, Chicago, william y. Hartnett.
Ut, Vermont. Wendell Tlnxiey
III, MI Norris. Claude n. smith.
Ill., Aoekferd' Edward II. Miller.
The Washington times., 1918-12-12
Total Casualties Announced Now 137, ,146;
1,210 Deal, 1898 Wounded in Today Lists

Inc war Dpatnen gave out two army casualty lists Sssy which
corps casualty list issued today which contained les
137,146.
The lists usd today contained the of 645 killed in
action 1s8 died of 90 40
died Of
determined, 6S6 slightly missing
The Washington times., 1918-12-12
EXTRA HOLMES LECTURES.

Owing to the unusual demand for
tickets to the Burton Holmes Travel
talk series at the National Theater. II
has been found necessary to arrange
for two extra matinees to accommodate
those who were turned away at the
lectutes already given. The additional
talks will be as follows: Sunday after
noon, December 2. at 40 O'Clock,
with the Yanks In France" Sunday
afternoon, December =. at 4 30 o'clock.
with YankS at the Front"
The Washington times., 1918-12-12
Three Courses Open.

The letter, in part. follows:
The question OF railroad Iegisla-
tion Is of such vital Importance to
the country that ] take the liberty
OF submitting to you my views rs
The Washington times., 1918-12-12
.FNE-YEAR TEST
WOULD ASSURE
U.S.OWNERSH|P
OF RAILROADS

Director General McAdoo's plan
for a five-Year extension of govern
mental railroad operation, if adopt
ed by Congress, would mean, event
ually, Government ownership, in, the
opinion of many high authorities
here today.
Though, in advocating this sys-
ter, Mr.. McAdoo declared he, him.
self, did not believe it necessarily
would mean Government ownership.
many other authorities disagree
with him.
His plan, revealed in a letter to
Senator Smith and Congressman
Sims, is indorsed by President Will
son. 1t contemplates testing Gov
ernment control for five years after
peace is declared. Either this should
be done, he says, or the roads should
be given back to private control as
quickly as possible.
NO TuI lest 1ols
Mr., McAdoo pointed out financial
adjustments and conflicts between
State and Federal jurisdiction make
It difficult to continue the Govern
ment control for only a brief time
and still do justice to the companies
themselves. The hye-year period. he
holds, would permit Of proper finan-
cling without the present limitations
and would give the nation what he
says it is entitled to-R fair test of
such control under normal conditions.
Experts on railroads declare his
system, operating in a world pos
sessed of broader socialized views
than ever before. would certainly lead
to Government ownership. These
say Government operation
was not properly demonstrated in war
times. for then costs went by the
for speed and other
considerations.
Three Courses Open.
The letter, in part, follows:
The question of railroad legisls-
ton Is Of such vital Importance to
the country that ] take the liberty |
nf submitting to you my views rs !
The Washington times., 1918-12-12

Ohio; Iogngstown, Marx / Conroy..
IL, fc1tiAe, Bert WhAtehurSt.
iowa, Newton, Glen X. Kennedy
han-, CherryvIlle, John o. Davis.
~, b.nimore, Louis II. KoehleT.
sMais,ss., worcester. Paul II. LsWIess.
Neb.. FIe FIopsnee.e Flede1ssk Sten1sS pakfs T. e:.k
=. n, New York. John A KadIee.
Ts1. T DsIE"s DSIESs Christi Christi Gscrse MsPon.id.
~ ShESs MESHAN1S AiI1S NeeohAm.
W. Va. Levels. koy 5. shsnhOltuer.
ID. C.. wasH,SrrREadSNA rrEdSATES; ,x.,n
klNs, MRS. FANNIE SHOOTER, 1907
SEFENTH STREET NORTHEAST.
A, A, Anoona, William =. Gunsell.
Art, Omaha. Otto c. Roberson.
SSeL, LSxehnd, samuel y. Cook,
SSnnji Ss aoSs.Il,,. Ssw Ha.e1 YiIIAT y Macarthur.
i.dnhe: PoeateIlo, san-soo Hoo.
Ill, Decatur, Frank Hair.
III; Cairo, VIII smith.
Ind, Williams, Elmer Suooumare
Nan, Cuba, lernis Gilmore.
Kan. Colwiek, Gland II. DuvnlL
Nd. Hssefstoa5. Geor<. W. MeAn.t.r
an.ass-' Housatonic, Timothy Henry Leary.
a.:s- M.:- Sambridge. Alfred Believes, Jr.
Mass. Mass: RSSsSSgE RssssS1rE; ;sIaas IHassTsE r. Goks5.
Mch., Battle Greek, Chris Risisy.
nleh.' Elkton. Freeman J. MOtE.
Miss-. stonewaIl. Hugh b. smith.
sIis::. Msithaii. @Ss se9Sns :, LSTsas %sRa'
Mont. Kirby, Walter KoIlmaE.
No. 81. Charles, Edwin u. Eehelmeier.
"; fS; R.,ls East Lynn, wayne seiiArds-
Okla; Petit. Joseph Terrell.
Pa, Reading, Harry II. Toker.
No. Sc: Louis, Bruno Urban.
dex-' Honey Grove, Bedford watts.
Kan. Kansas City, Toni AIeksiehes.
Okla.. Tulsa, doe Bahr.
Par Mlnlintown, John l. Bell
y: r., Bunalo, LorenE A. Benz.
Ohio, Mieknhe. Merwfn Brewer.
y. Y.p New York, John Brown.
y. T., Newfhne, Charles shnn1on GARNER.
Okla, Chieknshn, Arthur w. Crnbtres
y. G., Spray, Willie j. CrAddock.
Pa, Seranton, Wlady Crihoeki.
VI. SneIburne, Ezra j. Curtis. 81 -
y. I-eNew York, Isaac DannenberH. ~
=. G, Columbia, George Sim DebnAm-
Okla. Fl Reno, Dick Dulaney.
y. C., Pomona, Charles o. Yates
Pa, Norwood, Eugene G. Everhnrt, jr.
y. Y, Jefferson Valley, Edward p. Finnerty
Pa, Pair Haven, William L Gallagher.
Pa. Erie, John HokansOn.
=; n, Breakabeen, Stanley L InEraham.
OhioS MlAmisbmg, Benjamin Harper.
Pa, NeWside. Laird L. Kern.
Pa-s Philadelphia, Walter Ernest lambs.
y. W Brooklyn. Frederick LOehner.
~. n, New York, Thomas MeDermott
y. j.. Newark. Charles Magic.
Pa, Monongahela, Paul w. MarshAlI.
n. Y, New York, Peter l. Mathesen-
". Y, Astoria. Rosario Morabito
". Y, Newport, Theodore Morey.
No., Qullln, Harry q. Myrant.
III, Iaylorville, Grover zeal.
The Washington times., 1918-12-12

H.. Chicago, GeorEs Miller.
n. Iroy, WAlier Q. Leak. - -
~, B.Ookport, Bud AFmstesd.
nd cu.oe. HeFbert u HuR.
md. Aagoln. Frank Mnafsn.
nd. Lneoin. Alonss 3. saaxely.
towa, Davenport, Frank y. Eahk
1Sws. iS.. E.s.s.sssarf; Esn.s I'd :; Asn.skA
Iowa. Ml.aouri valley, Eaward r. Olsea.
Italy. Villardora. Tsrlno, Glaeomo Bas
Italy. Province Of catanz.ro. Bru.s A.
Kan. Fraakfsrt, AIesrt X. Ls.pols.
~. ~ SaaseRres. SR 5sSnc asser. n ~. n-.S.s sse
Ia. New Orleans, EFnsst Roberts.
La, Coushat.a, Jeha u. fi1gls.
Ms. Ms.. fsIs $500 rsIrsi'ls; rsrIsy = [sRlsg.
Nd. BeltlmorS. John Z NlIllhaIIGa.
Mn.s-. Ean River, Hsury = rstt@Dh
Msss. MMssss.. RssrS,e pse esy p; H~s5dslEh. ~
Mleh-, fhree Rivers, Earl MeKsnEle.
Inn, Cannoa Ealls. GenTge W. JohnsoA
Mian-. cIoqsss. wins fsssr.sa.
Mlas.. Fsrnla.tss; ;syi:.sr 1. AIareA.
Mss. Gitaso. WiiliaIn y. sn1ilh.
Ms. Pe1en. william =. Smith.
Mlss- Richton. Aleaan1sg Wnlley.
Mii.s-' s.is-' Tupele, Charlie. X. seauTight.
Mss, Linn Greek. John n. Pet1sF.
Ms, HSttissburS, william Charley Hnt-
Miss, Matches. z.ek p.vt..
No., Clever. LeeteF wilkins.
Mo.' same, Jonn II Beck,
Ne Mo.. S.rdsa CITY; paa 7 See.
Ne: aS Faife1i y. Fsaf 6,!nss Asss !! M.sss MlssssssH''
No, Bseekenridgs. John W. MeAlsa.
Mes' Camefen, JAmea A. Efankikn.
NeSs Yerk. JsssPh c. MecralS.
Gee;. Frsment: Glenn w. Feglsh.
\ \. X. X WsS Ws:SS.s ca; X.;ssIs ssE'' " Z s'-nnA
= = y Sreoklyn, G,eS.snl a. NeeA
y = y, y, F. SsS ESshsIls. = xrA5k o~enA
=. Y, New York. KennSth TADPsn.
y. Y. FsrysbeEF. Oscar a. Llnk.
n. ", TompkinsViIie. Ststsa Lsiala. ckaElss
y. T. New Yerk, BssJAzsin wSasn.
4 :. =. tn1sss.. tRTssS. Trs.ssgrs r I: s.ehn-
y. G. Black crsen,. Jos,Ph u. PslrSoa.
y. O., Coblfn, william kinenld.
y. G.. El.absth CITY. Llntsn :. euttsa-
y. C., state Road, william ~ Carter.
i. G. Mn spris9. drsrsr Z. Tss@sssH
y. J. p. New Recktord, yohn nybus.
y D., MEDIA Earl Knsqlald-
ohio, ElyriA. John J. smith
Ohio, chlIIleothe, Oscar @ PIelsnA.
0sio. cisvsisnd ESnSsa ". Jcrcshd.
DsIs. DsIs. ESslfy; EsMI,,:;, h1.ssn @ = s'Iy IAlEy
0hlos Columbus, John Tsehus. jr.
OhIo, spfIngasld. Howafd Q. Msrrjta.
Ohlo, Utiea, LaWrsnce UghtneF.
0hio, cvahoEa, RalDh 9: H9ff.
Ohio, Lancaster, John L DAnbaugh.
0hlos Wfllistoa, Elmer 4. Allen.
lkla-s Gaymon. Jay b Rieknrd.
)re..- POrtland, Arthur 4. MallAtt.
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babe, nn6 nod cine o1r6ere, 0aB Sic
lelben ith gege1r Sic &egierung Der
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bem porgeidrittenen Sitter eigen limo
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May 2, 1918, as required by the
Act of Congress Of { October sth' 1917.
Boibington 81. Mpril. -
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The Keota news., 1918-10-04
SPORT.

W
Wartime football got under way this
week. The start was made mostly BY
scores Of service teams. quite = num-
Der Of important college teams
throughout the middle West and . few
in the East.
Baseball IL taking q strong hold on
the popular fancy, especially In the
capital, Vera Cruz, Tampico and other
Of the larger cities Of Mexico. The
opening Of the schedule arranged for
q league OF eight clubs in Mexico City
was made . social event and was at.
tended by leaders Of the capitals soci.
ETY.. Basketball. especially among stu.
dents. also Is generally played.
George Dobler OF Chicago won the
Liberty Loan marathon over the full
distance Of 26 miles and 3S5 yards 1t
Chicago in hours Is. minutes s sec.
onds. Frank Gillispie Of Chicago was
second. and Ted Johnson. three times
winner Of the Rocky Mountain mara.
thon at Denver. was third. Out Of
fourteen starters eight finished the
race. which was Witnessed by approx.
imately 10000 persons.
The Keota news., 1918-10-04
WESTERN. W

twenty-five men are reported to
have been killed in an explosion In
the North mine of the Franklin Coal
and Coke Company at, Royalton. Ill.
The dead include the superintendent
and general manager Of the mine.
Mrs. Julia G. Forney, alleged ab
sconding postmistress Of vauport
the Crary ranch near Parshall, Colo.
The Keota news., 1918-10-04
FoRGIoM.

Subscriptions 70 the new French
loan will open on Oct. 20 and close
on Nov. -.
The American bombardment Of the
fortress OF Nets II getting o. ~
nerves OF tho German people.
A panic prevailed on the Berlin
stock exchange ~ the result Of events
In Bulgaria. according to . dispatch
from The Hague
The Chilean government Thursday
night ordered naval authorities to &C.
cupy with armed forces Ill the IN.
termed German ships in Chilean har.
bors.
Meatless weeks will continue In
Germany through November. Decem.
Der and January. The Zeitung Am
Mittag Of Berlin says this has been
confirmed officially.
AntiCerman peace demonstration
In Sofia assumed \ serious character
the past week. disturbances having
taken place even opposite the royal
palace. according to Information
reaching Zurich.
When Alaska's banks obened Sept
% on the first day OF the Fourth Lib
erty Loan drive every dollar Of Alas
ka's allotment OF $l.37O.OOO was imme-
diately subscribed for the hanks by
the Alaska Packers Association.
The Americans have broken through
the subsidiary defenses behind the
klfnhon h,,e~ line m thu Ca. ,n.S1> >r~~S
between Dannevoux and Eclislontaine,
northwest of Verdun. according 70 bat.
tlefront dispatches received In Lon.
don.
In eastern Siberia japanese mounted
troops marching eastward from Chita
and northwest from Blagiovestschensk
have effected a junction at Rufulov.
306 miles northwest Of Blagiovest.
schensk. according to japanese OF.
fetal statement received In London.
North Of Blagiovestschensk the Japan.
ese have occupied Zeyapsistan on the
River Zeyau.
Emperor william. Field Marshal
Duke Albrecht Of Wuerttemburg and
Prince Stephan Of Schaum berg. .Lippe
were in Mannheim when British air.
men raided the city. The royal party.
according TO the Democratic OF Geneva,
was staying in the royal palace and
the emperor and his staff promptly
took refuge In the cellar. remaining
there twenty minutes. The palace was
not hit. a. 1t had been during the pre-
vions raid, but bombs fell in the
vicinity.
The Keota news., 1918-10-04
GENERAL

Cardinal John NJ. Farley, archbishop
Of New York. was buried beneath the
altar ot st. Patrick's Cathedral In
New York.
The Bulgarian delegates who are to,
discuss armistice' and probable peace
arrangements with the allied govern
meuts arrived at saloniki Saturday.