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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

FoVp ROADSTER ipl7. like new nun.
perfect r1tra bod f.fh tord tnhdttsr
lNih soe1 'apdulou ,so slp
on truck bod lpIs blocks sni heads
ps~ hood spring wish bore pan, cheap
24 " llra. aurr'
SAXON slN lo good running order price
$500 60. hr soon ~ lt.f Fsu Imrl
coLr uI, Rrgn lol7 ts,Iindsr
passenger toIr Iu.t o,efhauirl. 10
painted f'uH ~nrth nov urrs pot ou
,af coat 500 sni be- mottFagrd tnr
$500 wll tr,dr equity "a first payment
on bungalow or good Hated oil Itortt
G Hu lAra World
AUTOMOBILE. Al Good AS new. aod
beet mske. Tor q ysraut ioi or Improved
property u 1ulA would ps' ehat rash
hput 10 necessary tIrrI Investment Co.
ae0 Iowa Uldg Phone "Ito Tul-a uk|s
FORD tot HiNG CAR ln good shape
1hown at the Eclipse Narag, 2ii West
Sscoud street
FuRn Fur sale. Ford Com truck Miller
Lumber Co 1ua Mouth Main
RAkERN TRICKS Two special bakery
trucks i1f sale. one Ford oas Conn
mare both hodiss specially built tcr
bakery delivery Will EeN At bargain
price or trade ON pleasure car frank
Reed roo Fast Second rhous lllS
AUTOMOBILES We have tor tsio three
automobiles YOUR choice. tlAn. today
Auto Parts Co. SIS . second
AUTOMOBILE Al Good a. oru and
hes, make. for varnnt lot nr improved
PROPERTY In Tulsa would pay what cash
boot u necessary Greer lrycstm,ui
Go 900 Iowa . rhouc 2l50. TuitA
Okia
Aur SUPPLIES AND REPAIRS II
usTn TlREs An utcs aud makes foi
sale cheap as y Third
AUTO PoR HIRE GARAGES u
GARAGE Tor rent garage for tWu cars
Phonc Cedar 2i'A
uARAGE for rent Al sol South Detroit
phorr tunn
GARAGE for salr, ANAL gsySgr 20 D,
moved ral 81 t22a south Carson
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
EMPLOYMENT
uLLr WANTED MALI

HlAal NhIIb- MALI 5h
NuIi rENAhFEs WANTED Two rsrahls
w,n iHr u,it1nE Nues and doinE patch
worth ArNl. superintendent lntsrna
'"p' E.0.r- Co. cushing. Okla
r.t,.#HlUI NNp TFANsTtR Want.
,t p"rs. N,Tr in rity Frye 6 Son.
r'nn. .tN can ,' room b, over War
.4..H.s haNs
sHN.ErU WORK Nsn wanted TO do
.r...'a vonk a. Eifhirsgth and Peoria
Nfruure Nodt~
JofE THE ARMY Recruiting offices at
ukIsfomA city TULSA huskoEee. Chick
ss1A trdmorc and Enid
" NTtN rVr ss FrFpFR Wanted top
wages usrA rsiuung Go. 2lN last
TNIH
rNNrFR Wanted. painter for two or
Nr.e ddrs work Csll Eighteenth and
r.nra Prentice Moore
IuHrENs Two lobby night portrrs, re-.
uarI fo manager Hotel Tults
|NLrE n.aNcman wanted a. once 2io
Ia.r 'Ht good wsges either white or
.a.Hrsd
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

rN|EkNT for ta1s feeding 500 psr
..r fs. good location. and money
mNh.r good o0nnrurI., Tor Nrs pariy
....f.. Js. .Arr NnrI
sIFDrH 4 YOJ KG-Fsn Estate In.ur,
Hrra lnscffwe-fs 3lt Robinson BldF
rN0rrs 1870 .2Sql
TAILOR slIuF.for sal, rood loraton tu
.u.1 ,nrFldst ,s- in trade Iall A5G2.
GROCERY and market down town. excel
|..f location gooi IrasF. low rent
lean Hotk invoice about $4,000 Own
fr draft reason FOR selling Easter.
Fnnf Co.. goa seaman Rltg
kt-T NE(ANTS We hsve Two good res
fanrarlt for sale 81 bargains both vel
located doing big business. Phone tj57
call faygalI
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
FRANK NTwKIRE
City Auditor
JOHN r WOonARn
Civ Att0rnsv

dAFlN ~ NAfilfAkil.
CITY Nttornsy
tPuhh,hsd In N. Tula pan, world April
ffth, 1918. World Publishing Com
pAnt puhlishsr
ORDINANCE No iAaa
Ar ordinance vaeaiing pRttton NJ fSs
Berry Addition 10 the Cily ~ ru,a tho
Allev ir nioek ~ ~ the Original Townslte
~ said Citv and declaring an emergency
WHyREAs written petitions have heer
filed with the Mayor and bos,d ~ Com
nissionsrs Nsnsd by the property owners
ter,sd nv the yAcAtious hereinafter made
which petitions tt that the MAYOR aud
Bosrd ~ Commissioners take the nsces
nyy stspa n vaesto the porilons ~ The
puellr street. 'nd the alley hsreinHitst
wHFRTAs. m. Mayor and BOARD 81
commissioners have Investigated the al.
visibility % making the vacations a,ted
70 the heat intstest ~ tho puhllc and tho
property affected that said vacations he
mads
NOW. TTERIEoRE, RE IT ORDAINED
sRRs TIE nr r,Is hotSp ciiIv 6y rT, rGTn,gsNIs%RaE oRE
nnMA
SECTION I That N. Fast thirty tshl
feet ~ Fxeter Place. between the North
line Of Eas,on Street And the South line ~
Hsskell Street which "trip ~ ground lies
Block 10 of North TulA Addition 10 the
City Of Tulka he ard thr same Ia hereby
vacated and abandoned forever as pub
lc street or avenus with the understand
ng that said 10 feet 10 AceardAncr With
the petition Of the property owners relative
thereto. heenme rsrJ ~ and attach 10 sid
HlStt lN which hlnet is nov 0wntd hv ths
RoaTd Of Fduration of the CITY ~ Tulsa
Section . That that partition Of public
street or avenne. sometimes called peAtl
Avsnne lyiNs between Blocks ~ and 2g ~
The Kerry Addition snd between The North
llhe ~ Central fatk Plass Addition and
the South hus Of Fourth street. hs vacated
snd abandoned forever a. = puhle street
private property A. hy Law nyuvided
Sefti0n 3 That the entire alley w Rlorh
IS ~ the Original Townsite Of SAID City
NJ Tulsa be Anf the sHme IL hcreb, va
caisd and ahAndonsd forever as = puhus
sllsv
Section That an emergency exist,
'ot the preservation of the publ- health
and safety b, trasOn Whrrrof this ord
vance shall take effect irori snd sitter iii
passage Arprovsl snd publication
PASSED. and tho emergency clause tulsd
upon separately sni approved this t2tb
dAy NJ Anfil iote
APPROVED this lcth dsy NJ Arrii 1919
j u SIMMONS
Mayor
FRANK NEWKtRK
Cly Auditor
Approved vr1g~Wg
JoiN r woopARn
city Attorney
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
AUTOMOBILES
AurOMORILnR rnR AAIR

ArrFRNON for sale hs Arrsrso1
s,y spssdstcr two passenger Nter -
uurr, wheels Nrrr supply tmnk ~Iu
make an ldra' h,t ar. H ( ruodliun
bargain ,a'l ovuor ph"nG tH15. aHp
DAME.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
LIVE STOCK


Lfv7 STOCK AND VEHICLES 50
MARE -tor sale young mare. CIV broke
beauty T1q South reoria
FOR SAlE.rTsam muiss I mare Z years
old fastest and best in Tulsa city broke
2 oil ir'd wagons, 2 sets double harnets
UhsHp NJ told at once 4 e Wood Red
BORA BOB l2i Phone p-52
PoULrRY AND sufPLIBs IS
kGGs barred Plymouth Rock eggs fdr
ha'rhinE 81 so per IS; o. per hundred
Mrlsre Dairy BoE 73a
EGrS-For hatchinE from College Mn
Reds :, SO pet IS. s. per 100. Phone
S1Og.J
EGGs FOR HATCHlNG- From Folieee Itiil
Reds - so per IS % per loo. Thone
rINq.J
RHODE ISLAND REn.-EEEt Tor sale
81 go for - and 80 per 100. Phone
21JJ.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
Movusu Avn STORAGE


WUu.N. rtut. u.r o., rnnu 0r .ur
|uuur t.t|
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

,INrThI babies fHr Hinpt,on Mrs Nul.
r1y lIl. IHat olive Guthus oAs
H'fR GOODS made from oomhlngs Phone
f"f.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

a.. MN Nouur.rn carpenter anH
....rt.f,r with crow oi mon wants
n.. hest of reference, g.ru '..
".h H.Nsr. Co. ar5 '"0 aI,rr 'n
0PLgsmAKiNG MILLINERY 20
n'".Trru.s tNu rltoTsG neatly
Hu.. .. N.Ha rsIng Mas..- Co. no
|t' ...". H,." Phone ..-'
...e -NN0INe end n'0o sowing OF s1
.. ~n.h l'r'n If..a t.H.
.lWryg 0t sD ttud.' fancy dresses
f.Ns buI blouss M'H Har, Phone
-F NN 4 o.. CARPENTER hriors you
u.s lur corset Calls bJ appointment
Van 'la N.iel phauo ,5tl
.tN.T. SEEMING MACHINE co Hem
t.'.hng sni pirounE neatly don.
auesr Sewing ASeblus Co. ill tst
#s...a l.pro 90
ILArINU AND rLUmBuEo 81
INHNI.u Armstrong rluwua} Co.
'.'" H'' Eas h'n.E. loghhe ard over
rsBUPANCE %
errgFR \ YOUNG Re-, rrate. losu-
phuuH 1910 4'9l
u nNIt llfr nms1. ra'. SLABS ,ni
h.'nn'm.e .tu'.. 90 u h'' "r"
NoylSu AND STORAGE 40
.kTlAs ItNNsfru 'tIuENas ,u ;
Nsat Nrrhst Nours packing. shrUuIu-
STORAGE. I.ar0s 'f'liurr baggage ari
'ar"'I' s""'W ur'u."i ,"r''. '.
.liFNNY INUIlNG 'a- loads br,rk 30.
ment tia mp,bsr won. pipe and hoNer
lhaIHr. Naityd Cal. tsaEs Hphs $3.50
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOST AND FOUND
RiFtI noe Black snd whits wiih uaHIr
red eau tcrcv tail and undrrshoi lss
Injured in corner of hight eye. Phone
p1iv west 1900 or 1859
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

Nr~T ACTIVE proroation 'or men or wo.
furn Danyatsers 90 introduce rew Office
aartaurr CALI or write. ag5ta East
TUrd. Md W,at Hotel
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
FINANCIAL
RusGNEss orpoRruNIr

BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES a.
CNFF For sale cheap for rs,h Phone
PLUMBING HFATiNG AND MIL supply
buN1rsa for salr ray. opportunity pros
rrrqus and well established. located In
midtle west Iohbiug center. no indeht'
slrrfv. good clean stock will require
approximately $500 900 70 finance ~
rrl'ent reason for selling references
asked those intrreiied Address C.t2,
care World
GROCERY tor ,aIr. sceount u other husi
rrs'. viii ssll~ NV grocery business huS
location one N.nrk oi MAin strrrt ROSE
to eusinss center doing cAth tusincsN
good lease viii invoice and give some
terms map " you act quick Address
Ro@css care wrld
NOTICE Wlu SOIL lease Tor good business
lo.aitor Tor anv irtormstiou rSiI li45
A.t quickly a. This opportunity vlU
not lss long
MINING srrPLN MANUFACTURE
mo PLANT FON SALE
MlAMi-JCPLIN DISTRICT
This plnnt consists of well equipped
machine shop blacksmith shop.
woodworking shop. sheet metal do.
ptrtweut Packard delivery truck
Commerce delivery truck. three nu-
'owobf'.s. soffIre equipped complete.
real estate and buildings. with -Four
Thousand Dollars worth NJ raw ma
i'rIHI This plant manufactures
ho.siiug tubs mining cars, elevator
cups and general mining supplies
VIII lo sold 1t bargain Profits
hfN" Ieru running frnrN s. 40 to
i1na. per month
IrHyi.I''N no overhead rNncuse.
tn excellent opportunity fn get a :
.". profitable business no low
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
rRApR scHooLs

lH' RI Aht" MANY reasons Why he Tul
~ Ru,ucss College lAs snch a large On
'nsnt tnwrstent irstruriars. revised
tfat books srd q cor plsts equipment 60
with orr courteous methods % doing bus
Iusss Remember the CuIy accredited
A.rool in eastern Oklahoma re- located a.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
INSTRUCTION
EDUCATIONAL AND MUSICAL

HUUVAI lU"hL hHD MUSIUhL u
DN1s ~ lNl To attend mo Tulsa Mo
l.,s ,oi'-s' Alk any a' our h4ndreds
oiFrndHtrs. " vol vhni th'ro business
tr4irluE trc us 81 100 Fast Third Tor
'uar'r's Information Telephone Gsiss
or NmifA OF llg4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
EMPLOYMENT



EMpI nyMENT
EMf LII MENl
prfp xNANryD FEMALE "a
~
H',. Hl Nukh Wsnisd . .onhn N"
u-A - r,,r, ,t,'s t,r ,Isht
marty phr,. rs.# i-4h \ Main
,,,I.g,.,,,r,t 49,, ,.-
r,rsr.I fs'....r. ,,9 200. In. cedar
#os
Nv .NN |"'s
n'','"''A 'h'.' ''''
h"' s. N"fk Wanted romr~t.ni 'o.o'''
small family can 1880 r'rrym'o.
N''. Fl hft''N WIG "'"'. ''' gen
.''-'"'.' ~.
f.'''
ltf NuKtSs NarteH. experienced. for
.'13', WON NoHis' .'1 '"',1.5
p'.. '"' ,-n, ''n. "".A ..,lp.' ~
''T.N..t
81
"E'p ,'nl''S1,. w''l ,.nt F's,,,
F '...l s,rJ
r..,l. ~, I...,...r,F rA,r.
300
,,,rr v. ~. O
'"''.' "'''
NAltsi NNN NI'h Shoe experience Npr'f
IH.. gHiaI't rlrr tm. over IA.'.r
ir.sIrr
-hIr~i,Bur- Tia, nrt .,,. .5IJ..
Iat.s. rraHt flo v.sf garments. wHst
haNr good r'irr.H.a. Npi Mammoth
Credit 90 Hl Past fHrf
.t,NgTUk ...4 ...~strs,. Tor
pI,Ir .s,.o- t. ,..,. b., Ir. 10. Uhrn.
.tY-
.tAu.FrFL N,r,.F ,r,,t b.. thor
ourf. e,r.r,...rd r.rm,asrt position
.r,e,ugg ..4I,t. 10, ,..,,,.,- d,
.,,.Iav ,,g '.....c. J.,,r,g..rt frrrt
Miller aurt',
.....,....
NI Nf r7 f'L'i'Ttf'' N'.' rN' '.'' .
YD.., ..n. n,.r,..,, ,,r,,oure
ua.arnI. tsart pa1 tHU, learning
N Callahan 2l- >se Aut Elds
sf,u>n WORN Wanted pgiri ior 49,.
uanrtr-
ann Mot, ...,t ,,. ..r...,f ,.,.,.,,.,,g
.. g.. .-....
.,.
"N'I ""p'!'.t Fr references ~
ll'''' ''.t ''nr'nhah
HrLP MALE OR FEMALE 40
NV. Lvpytrr .,.I,,n,,,,n. T,l,,
.ryr-rp,ot lsrk.b,n, I,r.rtm,ntsi
rau ofn,e. rauua, mail customs ssn.
n.rbnh.rs urts f,t free taruruIar, 10
lea0prd .f7rmer utyl service ~.
Hm'n,r. 'h# hrn0rs Nldg Washington.
Dr Urn 4 u.-,,o ,th, thayrurbl, under.
stands working m music store eSperi
'srsd only need apply tS2 care World
Our Chattanooga office same
..,u.s,.r.rt ,7.Irr,.ut - t,l,g,h,a
4
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17

T"'NE INT TIINT0ITO IN
LEV. ANH '|NTU fru uHa roomt un
trnHHsH '.' uNh vrH water. s. per
v.,. .sn Ha... 'ram ear Arr
hlNIIu rt'f .. lao nfuru'shal
'+v-r TrT,'T ~ Ian"U. walking dt
H... "N..- T'tI.
ROOMS WITH BOARD 10
pFTRrII n II.. NoarI and room me, .s
HE .srr. l.nrt n.l
CINCINNATI $ pat Gsrrct room With
board
ROOM ,Ep BnAKp iar one Young MAS
am, South NoHHn Phone agl
HosJuN N t." NIro el-sA rooms with
hnHrt
WANTED s6hMs ca .BoArn aa
FLGlN. s. a.. eo.Ii and room
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-04-17
j. G.. L2GdG.im
SOS Nsw Daniel Rldg
Phones tf91 i04e
or LANDS AND LEASES u.A

OF LANDS AND LEASES H-A
OIL LEAStS Ia Nohts. rAynr And ioghn
counues ior sale Adams ca.
Guthrie. OLlA
RIAJN AND RNERtR ~UnF FOR sale
in splendid Io.stiou well equipped 5000
day husirr's posuhle- expenses low .
forced 10 s.ll ai sacrifice ON arruuHt Of
IlI health. Phone 1880
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15

and machinery, aud that the same be
acquired on the basis of value for the
three yeasr Immediately preceding the
war -
The Minot, N. D., Messenger of Au-
gust ] says:
1t will be noted that the Non-par-
tisan league is not in control of the
policies of the Republican party, but
1t has no hesitation in asserting its con
troll of the nominees. The party may
repudiate the wild-eyed socialist pro-
gram which the league with the mask
torn off boldly seeks to fasten upon
helpless North Dakota, but the league
is lin control of the present nominees
of the Republican party has every
man Jack Of them in its power and I'M
der its thumb-for a brief present-so
1t proposes to make its own platform of
bolshevikism the creed of the Repub-
hean party"
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15

Something of the awfulness of the
Teutons own method of warfare, in the
murder of women and children by aerial
bombs, must have been suggested to
the people of Vienna the other day, when
Italian aviators scared above the Aus
trian capital. But instead of hurting
explosive upon the defenseless inhabi-
tants of the city, the Italians dropped
manifestos, simply as warning to the
populace of what might be expected in
the way of retaliation for Teuton air
raids, were the Italians to return.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15
EXECUTION OF GAR

Sites Enterprise: The execution of
Gar Nicholas was distinct shock to
civilization, even after four years of
nurderous warfare. Nicholas, like Louis
XVI, represented a system of govern
ment managed primarily for the ruling
classes and as such head he must pay
the penalty. Like Louis he was one of
the best men, but the poorest of rulers.
Both suffer for the sins of their pre-
desessors and their deaths, so painful
to their families and so shocking to
civilization, had to be to appease the
wrath of an outraged citizenry. AS he
sows, so shall he reap, was never truer,
than is the case of these two weak and
rulers of men.
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15
CHECK ON VOLUNTEERS

The war and navy departments, in
their recent orders suspending volun-
teer enlistments in the U. S. army and
navy, at least pending disposition of
the new draft bill, have prevented what
promised to be big rush to recruiting
stations in all parts of the country. Men
who, probably, because of their ages,
would fall within the new draft, would
in many instances almost Immediately
leave their civilian occupations in or
der to enter the military or naval ser
vice.
Disruption, TO certain degree, of
essential industries would result from
the clamOr to enter the cOuntry's SER
vice. It is such action on the part of
thousands of men, many of them heed
less of their domestic and business res
possibilities, that the government
wishes TO prevent.
It apparently is the desire of the gov
eminent, in the proposed raising and
lowering Of the draft ages, to pick for
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15
MAKING GOOD"

The matter of making good' seems
to have been quite forgotten. Time
was, and not so long since, when the act
of making good' was required of
every person who engaged in useful
field of occupation. In order that
person might be retained in certain
position, he was required to demonstrate
his capabilities to the satisfaction of all
concerned. He who failed to "make
good" soon found himself on a shelf,
so to speak, and his place occupied by
another.
Since America entered the war, and
millions of men have entered the army
and navy, shortage of men for civilian
work has been notable This shortage
has been augmented by extraordinary
demands on labor by war industries.
: So great is the demands for men in
practically all line of business endeavor
in the United States, that the mere act
of "making good" seems to no longer
be requirement. 1t has become merely
a matter of a man who "will do.
But conditions that will require the
retention of men who "will do" will
not always maintain. The future will
spell sorrow for the twill do" boys,
and they will then wish that in the past
they had given more thought to the
business of making good" instead
of being just "will do.''
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15
LEWISTON MEETING FAILS

Lewiston Banner: The "pro-nons"
are not getting much of a fosthold in
Lewiston, or any part of Nez Perez
county for that matter. Two attempts
were made recently to hold ga big meet
ing" in stuffy hall on Main street,
but the crowd failed to come. Then it
was thought sure that farmers-labor
meeting" in the park would be the
browning event in the history of Lew
iston agitators and their imported soap
box orators. But that, too, was a una
nimous failure, as less than fifty people
(many of them being Charleston socia-
lists attended the muchly advertised
open-air meeting To make extended
of the meeting would be a
waste of valuable space and time, so
we will let it go as such flat failure
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15
LLOYD GEORGES ADVICE

David Lloyd George, prime minister
- Great Britain, gave the British PEG
MA sound advice when, speaking at
Newport, in Monmouthshire, he said, in
.oforriuo TO the allied victories on the
Marine and Somme rivers:
.eBut it isn't over yet. The country
has got to depend on its resolution.
What the country wants is good,
.tsadv heart, free from excitement, not
an intermittent or irregular heart, but
ous of steady blows, and if we keep
chat believe we will win.'
The premier further explained that
the chief difficulty in Britain now, so
far as enlistments are concerned, is
TO keep men from leaving the mines and
munitions works, in order to enlist in
the army.
The remarks of the premier in eau
tioning the British people not to ex-
pect an immediate peace as the out
come of the victories on the Marine and
somme, can well be digested by the
American people. Though the glorious
accomplishments of the American, Bri-
tish and French soldiers on the western
battle front, have caused thrill of joy
and confidence to fill the allied nations,
the allies must keep everlastingly ham
mering at the foe, ere complete victory
is nnrs
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15

in the way of public gathering as was
ever witnessed before in Lewiston
Townley and his followers-we mean
the paid hirelings VIII oarrange meetings
and furnish the jaw bone-can t prove
their loyalty to an audience of loyal
Americans by Woodrow Wilson s book
any more than the kaiser can make
good fellow of himself with the Ameri-
can people by sinking hospital ships at
sea and ravishing women and murder
ing babies on land
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15
NoN-PARTIsANs UNMAsKED

Some time ago the Free Press called
attention to a program of socialism
which at the outset involves only state
ownership of utilities, but which, if it is
to be consistent, must ultimately in
clude state ownership of farm lands.
There may have been at that time some
persons who doubted the socialistic
motives Of the Non-partisan league. But
complete socialistic program recently
has been advocated by the Non-parti-
sans in North Dakota, if the text of a
resolution which has just been receiv
ed by the Free Press is accurate, and
there is little reason to believe the re-
solution has been misquoted.
Farmers who have joined the Non
partisan league, feeling that they have
been wronged by others, and that their
grievances can be adjusted through the
offices of the league, will do well to
read the following resolution which, our
informant declares, was recently adopt
ed after the league had secured control
of the Republican County Central com
mittees of Hettinger and Adams coun-
ties, N. D.:
Whereas, it is the sense of the
people in control of the present nomi-
nees of the Republican party that the
state should own the business in the
state of North Dakota, and:
Whereas, we believe in equality and
justice:
"Be it resolved, That our state COM
mitteeman be instructed to have placed |
in the platform of the Republican party
and the nominees for the legislature
from the forty-ninth legislative district
he instructed to advocate the state |
ownership of farm lands, horses, cattle
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15

In the future there will be no regular
army, national guard, national army or
reserve corps, so far as the names by
which the existing military forces of
the United States are concerned. Each
representing an army, quite different
from the other in method of assembling,
all are to be merged into the Army Of
the United States. All soldiers will
wear the plain GU. So monogram, in
stead of insignia which heretofore
characterized each branch of the SER
vice. The plan, merging the various
American military forces into one gigan-
tic army, will erase any petty jealousy
which might exist between men enlist
ed in the service under varying circum-
stances
Idaho County free press. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho Territory) 1886-current, 1918-08-15

the military men from the new classes
who can be more easily spared from civil
nan occupations, and at the same time
to reduce the drain on men hetwean
the ages of p and 80. The demands bv
previous drafts on men of the 1917 re-.
1lstratioh have taxed this class to such
tent as at the present time to ap-
proaeh very near to essential industries
and to men with families.
The government is to use discretion
1t appears, in picking future armies.
for the time has come when extraor-
binary care must be employed in the
selection of men from civil life for the
military, lest certain necessary indus
tries suffer to a marked degree.
Suspension of voluntary enhstments.
II IN force as a more or less permanent
feature of the CONSUMPTION program
would relieve the individual from decid-
ing for himself whether his own pro
vince of action lay within the confines
of his own community, or with Per
shing's forces overseas.
If each is alike obliged to await hi
turn in the military, and those whom
the government feels can be better
spared from civilian occupations, are
first, the industrial life of
the country can be held more stable,
than would prove the case were the old
recruiting system to again be in force.