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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-09-10


ing distance. on catline Maple 212f-I:
or lO2, y Walker.
ROOM and lc,p.ng porch for gentleman.
private home; desirable, garage Wal.
nut ua1.
SOUTHEAST room. private home: meals
n desired walnut 2603
TWO nicely furnished south front sleep.
INK rooms lu modern private home:
walking distance. Maple Js2S-R
TWO nicely furnished slcepiug rooms;
hghi. clean and cool iel W Chicka-
snw
NICELY furnished rooms. los ". 9Th.
Maple 1899
first CLANS front bedroom, 6djolnmr
bath' select uelghhorhood To refined
hdv employed. Walnut 1862
LARGE. exceptionally well furnished
=. front room; hyatory; steam heat III
Wyst sixth
hEACTfuLlI fumlshed ifont room
mandy 10 Jour cat lines. Reference re-
qurcd Walnut 6ll1
SLft plNG fnon for tao. vita Ei,ckr,
privilege. walking distance. 4ee West
! Twelfth Walnut tss1
NICELY furnished sleeping rooms, mod
ems very reasonable % West sth.
NICELY Unfinished room. everythlnr
Walnut 1861 or 325 E 9Th.
FURNISHED room TO person smpioyod
Maple ioS 80 W. Tenth.
ONE beautiful newly furnished room
suitable for two nnn only. iced Swing
water, phone. steam heat. hot water
eau after IN, Apartment 6, T70 n.
Robinson Mrs Walls.
NICELY furnished room for rent, also
garage Walnut bs3.
SOUTH room. connecting bath. also aim
gle room, large closet close IN. reason
able ll8 w 9Th.
FOR RENT Newly furnished front
room, IN modern home. to lndy or Ksn.
tlen@n employed. Walnut al. l20sl,
n Harvey
SOUTH room, private entrance Phone
ELEGANT trout toum in brick fiat. with
privilege Of Kitchen. close a. .?H w
hth Maple 1lto.R
FOR RENT Desitsblo Furnished room
steam heat splendid locality. good
hoard near. employed lahkH preferred
900 " Park Pnce Phone Walnut f7si.n.
ELEGANTly FURNISHED SLEEPING
ROOM 300 ". 6TH. TWO BLOCkH
PROM HlGH SCHOOL. REAsokABLE
RENT
THE oZAHK-iisis W. 7ud. ~ rooms
and suites, With private baths bring
the children.
lARuE room. private bath; call eve.
nnrs, ~ West Eighth.
FuRNistiEp bedroOm also sitasa
FOR RRNT-aieenine room. private Gm.
~. walking distance. ssS n ia.
FURNISHED room FOR rent, III w sh
References required. Phone Walnv1
5iM Call mornings
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MANTED-Ofnc boy. must write good
hand state use, educator, experience
itony M.6o Oklahoman.
WANT first class shoemaker good job
for right man Mstletoe Shoe Co, Cor
ner Robinson and lat.
WANTED Ermnd hoy. Merry Optical
Co lOih ". Main
TEACHER MAkTED-Principal for Me.
MILAN school, salary iln0 Write &. r.
Evans. clerk. Mcmillan. okla.
WANTED-i can use sevrral live wire
solicitors, who have tnc ability to show
early results, must he abJe TO furnish
tNr w rig attractive PROPOSITION made
70 PRODUCERS, unless YOU are able III
handle live proposition application
would not be considered: salary, with
an expenses guaranteed territory. okla
hona Cell IN person or make appllca
ton 70 Circulation Manager. Farmer
Siockman, oklahoman Bldg, Oklahoma
CITY, Okla.
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Man u and over Of Oklahoma CITY aud
Vicinity, desiring to prepare for cNam
nations Tor positions as meat inspectors.
prison guards, lctter carriers department.
customs, revenue, postofflce railway mail
clerks, governnlent farmers, etc call and
Interview Mr. I, A. GRADY ut Klngkade
hotel "wednesday September H. Can and
see Mr Grady without fail Noon until .
=. IN.
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LARGE room! private bath; call eve.
nnrs. ~ West Eighth
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ELEGANTlY FURNISHED SLEEPING
ROOM 300 ". 6TH. TWO BLOCKS
PROM HlGH SCHOOL. REAsOkABLE
RENT
THH ozAHk-iisis W. 7ud. ~ rooms
and suites, With private baths, bring
the children
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ONE beautiful newly Furnished room.
suitable for two nlan only. iced sprinR
wafer, phone. steam heat. hot water
eau after m, Apartment 6, 40 n.
Robinson Mrs Walls
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WESTERN HOTEL

$40 w. Main. Modern rooms, with o,
without board
rilL NEWMAN HOTElr-No open 10,
luHu.ss, ~ modern outside rooms. h0t
fnu ,oI wnlcl In every room; large yoblV
Nr' lId."t rest room prices reasonable.
lIUue Maple 1850. l2u ". Reno. George
rs No@mtr proprietor
ItInDaa DI DOWNTOWN IOTELI
Wilt 30 WELL TO TAKE THEIs
MEALS tT TIN.
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SOUTH room, connecting bath. also sln-
gle room, large closet, close IN reason
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NICELY diminished room. eyerythlng
modern; homo conyenienCes. Cau
Walnut 1861 or 325 " 9th.
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THE WILSON

i0.' West Main. 6s rooms. runnins
water. no advance ln price TO regular 1
during fair, y block west Uf terminal.
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WANTED
FEMALE HELP WANTED

ftmhLt HELP WANTED
NNs~>~>~SSr>s>sN~>y>-~s~s~~
WANTED-'rwo experienced telephons
operators NJ once The Purcell rhle-
phone Co, Purcell, Okla,
WANrEp-wHte girl for general house
work no washing. Phone Walnut Sis.
YOUNG people can be placed in good
paying position almost Immediately. Az
not waste your time In commercial
schools, come and see what / car a.
for YOU, Luis Ernest tlb Maiestic DidV
CORNER Harvey and Main.
WANTED a stenograI her. by large
corporation In oklahoma city. gpl,ndIl
office aud associates In replying state
aee, experience, aud salary desired. H.5l.
cnra OkRhoman.
ANTBn-Noun lady for clerk I'M Okla :
huma city office Very desIrrble WORK
ltopy state age, experience, and salary
desired Mo caro- oklahomau.
WANTED Middle age Woman TO take
charge and run home for travelling
nmn, his vile and her father, WORK
hkht, good homo and salary, Cali
after y. m tOt n. 18th. Wal tsss.
WANTED-rhoroushiy competent dou-
bic entry hookkeeper for large retail
business. Good salary and splendid on.
nortunlV. In answering give full pare
uculars, covering experience. All replies
VIII be treated NJ strictly confidential
Fs1e oklehoman
WANTED lii for felined vaude lie
act. HnlnFN aud FnnHnprtatInnt -. :.
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NICELY furnished sleeping rooms, mod
etn; very reasona bic "a West Sth
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FOR RENT- Newly furnished front
room, IN modern home, 10 hdy VI nn-
tlenWn employed. Walnut eti l20sl,
n Harvey
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BEAUTIFULLY furnished front room
handy 20 Jour cat lines. Reference re-
Qulrrd Walnut 6li1
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srpscRrITIoN RATES

SUBSCRIPTION RATES
| Mhll. one year fs.......t. ........ 10 Nl
Mnil. one yepr with THE SUN
@AY OKLAllOMAN ............il 81
y sgen'. carrier or neWsboy ? cents n
N OF 10 cents a week
In Oklahoma CITY.
H,AUOMA CITY TIMES Cgycuinc) and
IAUY OKLNUONAN (uioruingl. -
,nsrs week delivered hy earlier I'm
klHhuma Ciiy and vicinity per Ncch
contf
N unsolicited manuscripts letters ord
ures sent IN the Times nte sent NJ the
.of tho owner Tho Oklahoma Pub.
3hE COMPANY expressly rcpudiaies any
onslbllty Tor their safe custody or
4rn.
)sr Associated Press n exclusively on
n ~ the iise for republication NJ all
h dispntc credited 20 II or not
kYvtse credited In this naper. md also
local news published herein
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HOTEL DIRECTORY
BROADWAY CENTRAL

ON BROADWAY AT FOURTH,
Twelve-inch electric fans ana phone
service fee ~ charge. every room com
ploioy equipped special summer rates
now on for permanent guests. Phone
alapo 1900.
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NICELY furnished room for rent: also
garage. Walnut bp3
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LARGE, exceptionally well furnished
=, Iront toom' hyatory; steam heat III
N,st Sixth
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Plivate Shorthand and
Commercial School
7'' " rUTu sT TEL MAPLE 1852
PROF W. w. HARRIES,

I'"i IIsl 'IN Nl.lfIhL IT. I'II.
Irn.ipnI
SPANISH. IlINru. Com. tHd ,.k with
q I'h i,..U.. ut the Spanish Hrgua..
' you d.-... 'p learn Spanish la
I'n'N Grn Bldg room .nn llG IS
s'i 81
hANTLD-L.d. rtruogrlpher 100 hans
ln small town j. V, cor" Dh.thomau
GOV EhN MLNT ur'ds thousands N men
and women. positions In Wafhingtou
ana your state. examinations held con-
unuousiy; no previous experience re.
CURED; JET US hclp YOU secure one; write
today. FREQ particulars sent Immediately.
columbia School Of Ciyil Service. Dept 3.
Jordan Bldg. Washington, - &
WANTED-An experienced white giri
for general housewgk Walnut 3stL
INSURANCE agency desires services ot
capable young ~fhdy for clerical work
In orswcrNg state axe. experience. cdu-
cation and haI1ry desired Permanent
position 10 the right party B-200. okla
hOnHu
CIVIL SERVICE ENAMINATIONs. OK
lahoma ciy IN September. Govern
n"nt clerk. teacher. irgpoctresf. t,r,-
writer, boOkkCcprr. research clerk ptrt-
creme, given women SALARY 81 gV0-ts s.-
0Nn Experience uUnccsaHry Women
desiring roy'rnmcut positions write '0r
ir'r particulars. Raymond Tcuy. lfur-
m,r tlNl Service ,y1I-'ucrJ $50 Coz
umhinn hlhgl Washington
WANTED experienced white gfl for
general hOusoWori, also white nurse
rifl for a-ycar-ol child Walnut Ho,
~ West lS
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FIRST Clans ffont bedroom. adjoining
hath. select ueghhorhood To refined
hdv employed Walnut 7532
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BATES-DAVIS
PRIVATE SCHOOL

sNtrlu W 'hFti bluHs
Main aud harvey
Shorthand tGtaham Or GroggI book
keeping, touch tPeWrltrK private in-
iiyIduul instructions; day and night
chopl Call any time or phone Maple
2gs
WANTED Experienced cook. room Iur-
nifhed; white or coiorcd. single 2gg
West sth
MANiEh.-At once tNo experienced
colored dining room girls. 1876 y. Rob
iufon. Thomas Hotel.
BRIGHT, capable woman pasi 90, per
maneut position when qualified per
sonhl interview. 233 Terminal Arcade a
MANTED- Experienced bundle wrapper.
Capitol Garment shop
WANTED Reliable colofcd woman for
general hOusework: references re-
quired good room IN yard good wages
no laundry. 52l W. 18Th.
WAITRESS wanted Western hotel. $40
W. Main.
EXPERIENCED nookkeeper wanted. on
who can opente Burroughs posting
machine ApplN BAKER. HannR 4 Bl4ke.
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FURNISHED ROOMS F0R RENT

VERY desirable rooms on first and thir,
floor. 't7 " 1871 Walnut l7i2
NICELY furnished, south exposed, sleep.
.rE rooms with porch, walking d I
itul, go I End
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MANTlIL

WANTED -tlptohss clears. prDas'r
nud hu8hClmau 10 take charge of shop
fur J or I wccsy. good wages Phone At
my expense, don't phone unlrss lVu ciu
nu rhc place. Cily Tailor shop. Pond
Crook Oklu
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FURNISHED room to person smployod
Maple 1895 2iO W Tenth.
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osteopaths
Rsineoats
MALE HELP WANTED.

STED-Men and ladies 10 learn bar
ttada: apecial low tuition. positions
niised; free cAtalog. oklahoma CITY
Collage. lOi W. California. Harry
"A Mgr.
|fARE yourself for war or peace,
NIahoma City Automobile School,
North Western
kfED-Men and iadits 10 learn bar
trade; FREQ tuition, wages while
ling, position guaranteed. catalOH
arhwnrty Barber CulleEe 1906 West
bfphl, Oklahoma CITY, Okla.
wanted to work az saw mills Hld
drive humber and log teams. weges
Ito 81. SO; steady work NJ |. Harris
bef Co. Crum Greek. OKLA
BIER trade taught ladies' and gem
ncn: position guaranteed, free cat
explaining. Write Texas Harber
kf, Dallas or Fort Worth. TeAAA
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MALE HELP WANTED.

" \NIIl u,urrd mFn about in to
hr.p I".h. r.euu Arply ut alley en-
irr.u Lg".Hu'Uus hotel
NAhILbHA tpy over 10 years. 10
learn trad, Oklahoma Art class 4
Mirror go 4-s " MIN
NANILp-'rwo myu OF boss 10 learn
trHd". steady work walnut 8SIl luJ
N prW'f Tom Doltn Heating co.
OLD Man 20 uarr for mun ses Nrru
Evans ~ Arnold 4 Wcthefbee Elec-
ttIc 60 no \. Broadway or phone wal
rut l2s
WANTED--Boy about rs years old. 10
work In news and cigar stand neat
appearance. good reference Apply
l nlMIL AD-an -. KnlAa LA.-I---..
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MALE HELP WANTED


WANTED-A drst-clnw Uuk,r not In
draft age. Busy Bee Baking Co,
DUmrghi Okn
WANTED-fa4orcrs ma linomcu for
telephone CcHbtrucuun w0rH A.Vly to
division cousu u0lyn supervisor U1li /.
We broadway.
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slcndy work, good pay GGyers &'Nar.
rs, Ltwlun, OKLA.
TWO good rrifond stcnogrHphers want
cd ut once, salary ljD per month TO
s'nrt N-A1 care Okl1homtu
WANTEp-E Experienced furniture repair
man. Bruce Cpholstoring Co.. 800 n
Harvey Walnut 1884 and ialj
iNTEu.- cleaner and prr#,r. don't
write. come OF phone. Jack Bowers
Nurmln. Okla
WNNTED-W White boy. not under lf
years, 90 at as porter ht Red Ito.
Cal 90 Red Cross headquarters. MASON
Ll'tlc store. betN.cn 10 and
MAS wluird With gouk't,ep.ur aud gem.
rrl Office 'prrirngr p,uHHurn' Lr-
~i'iuu. rpl'ndId opportunity Tor uhvnn
nlrrl N'rb giving nrr. experience.
whether WHrflDI or single, u't nlrr"
desired N-l7. care Ok,doman
LOCOMOTIVE FutEMEN, $3.50. N1j
monthly. experience unnecsFsoty. snd
stump lnilwIN caro- OklnhOman.
WANTED Thoroughly conpctcn, double
efSry booKke-per for lsrV~ retail busl-
ness, good SALARY and splendid opporinu-
nv In answering give fun particulars
covering experience. All replies will be-
treated ~ strictly confidential. F-3F,
corc ukHhom1u.
WANTED Nu experienced insul'meu'
collector for road ruu', Apply l. %.
Price Mercantile Co. l22 g ilud'on
BARBER WANTED At once; good job
Arpy g. A. Purcell ~ FFbon Hotel
WANTED Young man for position Hs
aHssi.r' shipping clerk AYuy Ma
tnut' Biscuit Co
WANTED Guy salesman National
Biscuit Co.
WANTED Three l.'d clerks. two
cooks mud head waitress fur out Of
town llulsi help I'm all lines in town.
MISC inrm hands nud IoborrrS BROAD
v1y lmplnymSut office. 2iN Culhcrt-
.un l.lE Val 51u'
WANrlu. s mower ~ ,ut 90 acres of
meadow VrHsa Address y G Prior.
2'--l s luh'w'n. 'Hpilol I'm station.
WANTED ruulir, r,kcr. experience
unuD,r Hu. SRif q Co. isl ST. and
S1uto l., 'rl'ke
WNNTly An al-rouud hardwrr. oni
implement WHu. ono who understand.
ih. business Bnd knows how 10 canvass
viii p1y good wages iof q man that can
deliver the goods, Rive reference. expert
Dut', mtrrri OF single In your answer
G.. s. watson Pond Creek. OKLA
WANTED Printer opcrntpr 4 days week
uu machine. at once Wire or phone
what you VIII come AZ. Democrat. Wood
VIVID. Okln
TNERGETtC lad over IS. KsyloI Mfg
30, lee Hldg
WANTEp-Good al-round printer: pleas.
nut rhon; good wages. Phone the
News Crescent. 6blp,
STED--nan and wife on farm, year
round good place for right party: SO
month rrd hoard. T. J. Pierce. tioH So,
Crne,. Kan
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YALE CAFETERIA

Roadway south pf t.ee-Hucklns
YC.-Draft No 1873. phone vile ~
important business Maple 21il
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ELEGANT trout rown In brick flat. with
privilege OF Kitchen. close IN. .?h VI.
Nth. Maple 1lt0.R.
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eHovELERS WANTED
IIanil district zinc mines, WORKING
kions safe and healthml. living con.
Ia good. wages 81 "a TO IS 90 per
IApply or write 10 Golden Rod Min.
forp., Tar River Okla. This does
|bnie under federal employment bu-
as shovelers are not classcd ~
q hborl
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-12
FOOD EXHIBIT SUCCESSFUL.
Large Attendance Present and Fine
Program Rendered.

Grangeville held its first Hoover Food
exhibition last Friday afternoon. This
meeting was in response to the nation
wide drive for food conservation, and
was a success.
The exhibits consisted of breads,
cakes, cookies, pies, canned vegetables,
and fruits and jellies, all using as little
as possible of sugar, butter and wheat.
This splendid exhibit was as fine dis
play of cooking as could have been pro-
duced in days before the war. Every
article exhibited was as dainty and
/ asatable as the taste coud desire.
First and second prizes were designat-
ed by blue and red ribbons. Miss Eva
Jordan g display of canned vegetables
included fifteen varieties, and attracted
much atttenion.
Victor Peterson, county food admin
istrator, gave an interesting talk on
the country IS food problems, telling how
the necessity arose for this nationwide
food drive. He explained why foods are
short, and why we are asked to use sub
stitutes, and gave the government food
regulations.
A much enjoyed feature of the pro-
gram was the quartet selection, "Wheat
No More My Lady, rendered by the
/ Misses Lowrie and Telcher, Mrs Simons
and Mrs. Mcdonald.
Little Maxine Mcdonald also pleased
the audience with a recitation of "Lit-
tle Herbie Hoover.''
Luther Case, superintendent of the
Grangeville schools, made a splendid ap-
peal to the women to help win the
war by being soldiers at home, by will
ingly complying with every food regula-
tion the government might make. He
told of the relative food value, and
why it is necessary to save such foods
as wheat, meat, sugar and fats, more
than others. He made stirring appeal
to the women to consider it privilege
to be part of the great army at home.
The meeting clos II with a talk on
wartime foods by Miss Dorothy Taylor
of the University of Idaho. She offer
ed food bulletins TO any who wished
recipes, and urged genei al cooperation
among women that the allied nations
might be well fed
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Superintendent of schools, Margaret
Sweet, "a; w. A. Lustie, 10.
Assessor, L. H. Kerlee, IA; Calvin
Hazlebaker, IL.
Coroner, G. E. Tenary, 1872.
Surveyor, E. G. Spedden, s; Fred
Erskine, 2.
Prosecuting attorney, F. E. Fogg, 563;
E. M. Griffith, 531.
Republican Ticket.
U. s. senator, long term, William E
Borah, 664.
U. s. senator, short term, James F
Ailshie, 533; Frank R. Gooding, 179.
Representative in congress, Burton l.
French, 644.
Justice supreme court, Alfred Bulge
379.
District judge, Wallace N. Scales
40s; B. F. Tweedy, 237.
Governor, D. W. Davis, 42S; Samuel P
Atherton, IS; Robert M. McCracken
1913.
Lieutenant governor, G. c. Moore
354; Bartlett Sinclair, 277.
Secetary of State, w. w. Won Can
non, 583.
State auditor, Edward G. Gallet, $40
State treasurer, John w. Eagleson
500.
Attorney general, Roy L. Black, 500.
Superintendent of public instruction
Ethel E. Redfield, 621.
Mine inspector, Robert N. Bell, 603.
State senator, G. M. Butler, 500.
State representative, S. D. Jones'
496; Edwin Nelson, 493.
Commissioner, First district, Dale
Clark, 62s.
Commissioner, Second district, John D
Long, 61s.
Commissioner, Third district, Ed Vim.
cent, $40.
Sheriff, w. E. Reed, SIT.
Treasurer, Ed Blake, 500.
Clerk, auditor and recorder, Henry
Telcher, 636.
Aiooooo JuuBo, L. tn"oi, oio.
Prosecuting attorney, B. Auger, 523.
Superintendent of schools, Margaret
Sweet, 653.
Surveyor, E. G. Spedden, Al.
Coroner, DIR. H. B. Blake, 20; G.. w
Trenary, 16; A. j. Maugg, 10.
Harry and John Peal of Oklahoma
arrived here last Tuesday week and
will locate in this section. The boys
are grandsons OF W. w. Deasy.
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interfered with.
Expect 6O1, 900 Men Above 81

General Crowder has said the war
department could expect to draw
from the classes above 81 only COL 900
nen physically fit for service and
not entitled to deferred classification.
He also said men of 10 and 20 called
were entitled to admission to the
students trainiag corps at the 400
secondary schools with which the
war department las made contracts,
but added that This corps would num-
Der 10000 men, while over 3,t00,,oO
youths below 21 will regis.er Churs-
day.
Methods of selecting those 20 he
inducted into military service and
educational training corps, he said,
were the concern of the other branches
of the administration.
'Some one must indicate that the
individual case Is one which should
arrest the special attention of the
boards in respect to the registrants'
occupational status" said General
.Crowder in his statement" ."<The boards
do not possess superhuman omnis-
cience Nor are they permitted by
circumstances to devote unlimited
time to the search of uestionaires
for possible grounds of claim. In
lOIa Oul u nOIc ludH TtSlS-
trants called, only 100000 filed occu-
pational claims, or At per cent thus
80 per cent of all registrants raised
no question of such deferment.
Idaho's estimated quota is appor-
TONED among the Al counties in the
state as follows:
Ada 1, 27S, Adams 40S, Bannock
5,O75, Bear Lake LOO, Benewah LAO
Bingham 2,16S, Blaine 725, Boise City
1,7OS, Boise county SIG, Bonner, 1874
Bonneville 2,420, Boundary 552, Butte
SIT, Camas -275, Canyon 2,041, Cassia
1850, Clearwater SIC, Custer 624, Ell
more S15, Flanklin S27, Fremont, l..
96S, Gem 755, Gooding S91, Idaho, L.
432, Jegerson 1,243, Kootenai 1,764
Latah 2,233, Lemhi 672 Lewis 1856
Lincoln 1,155, Madison LOGS, Minido-
ka 1,34S, Nez Perce 1,619, Oneida 914
Owyhee 755, Payette 593, Power 917
Shoshone 4,095, Teton 4S7, Twin Falls
3,340, Valley $40, Washington 1,214.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-12
DOC DENNY REJECTED.

doc" Denny returned from Spok-
ane last Thursday night where he went
to enlist in the signal corps. When he
arrived there he was advised to try for
the quartermaster's department on ac-
count of his knowledge of packing. he
had considerable correspondence with
the recruiting Office before going up
there and felt confident he would be
accepted as he had gone into details
before deciding to go. He was rejected
on account of false teeth after he had
been assured they would not interfere
with his enlistment. He is SO years of
age and the most disappointed man
that has ever been returned to Grange
vile by the military authorities.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-09-12
CORAMS ON LENGTHY TRIP.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Coram left Tues
day morning for Wallace. Idaho, where
they will visit with their daughter,
Mrs. Cassie M. Wethered. and family
for short time. From there they will
90 to Ann Arbor, Mich, where their
son Edwin is attending medical college.
They will also make trip over into
Canada where Mrs Coram has a num-
Der of relatives, On the return trip
they will go via Newark. ~ J., where
their daughter, Mrs. X. Il. Brown and
family resides. Salt Lake City will be
the next stopping place, another daugh-
ter, Mrs. l.. w. Jordan, residing there,
then on to California where they will
spend the winter. They accompanied
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank VanDeventer as
far as Lewiston in the later's auto.