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New-York tribune., 1918-06-24
|. w. w. Plot to Halt
War Activity Here
Disclosed by Raid
Papers Seized at Meeting
Point to Widespread
Conspiracy
Signed by Haywood
Members of Organization
From Western States Be-
lieved To Be Behind Move

The Industrial Workers Of the World,
who for years have menaced industry
in the Northwest by calling strikes and
urging violence to bring about an "in-
dustrial revolution" are about to in
wade New York with plot 20 obstruct
war preparations here, according to AS
sstant District Attorney James L.
Smith. Mr.. Smith will begin to-day an
examination of seventy seven I. w. We
taken in a raid Saturday night at IA
St. Mark Place.
Letters, pamphlets and handbllls
seized in the basement where the I. W.
WIS we're meeting, when examined in
District Attorney Swann's Office ycstcr-
day, convinced Mr.. Smith that the agi-
tators were preparing to flood the city
with propaganda calling upon workers
to "stop making materials to carry on
war in the interest of the capitalist
class" Most of the literature bore the
name and address of William D. Hay
wood, the l. W. W. leader, who, with
more than 100 of his followers, is on
trial in Chicago on charges of obstruct-
ing the draft law
New-York tribune., 1918-06-24
MANOR Richelieu Hotel and Cottages
Murray Bay, Canada.

An exclusive summer resort on the River
st. Lawrsnce--+0o miles inland. Golf.
tennis, salt water swimming pool saddle
horses. etc. Cuisine unexceiled. Open June
s7th. Write E. ID. BOOTLEG. A. RICE,
Managers, Point au ric. Que.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-24
Propaganda Pamphlets Found

war for the capitalists, not for the
working classes" They contained
arguments why workers sho6ld refuse
to stay with their employers. One
picture intended for posting, presented
a "war rrofitecr" with soldier work
ing for him; another, showing an !. w.
W; behind prison bars, was inscribed
"He's there for you. What are you
going to do for him."
The other propaganda contained
praise of the I. w. w. and appeals for
subscriptions to Certificates for the
politically oppressed" the money for
which was to be used in trying to get
Emma Goldman and Alexander Bcrk-
man. the anarchists, out Of Jail.
Of the seventy seven persons taken
in the raid only eight we're kept in Jail
yesterday. They were held because Of
their inability to show registration
cards. Fourteen women and fftyhv
District Attorneys office this morning.
What increased the officials belief
that the agitation in New York was be-
ing promoted by persons in the West
was the fact that five of the men came
from Western states and one came from
Portland, Ore, which has been recog-
nized as q centre of I. W W. activity.
Until recently the organization had
undertaken no extensive propaganda
here.
Defed the Government
When the Portland man was arrested
he was asked to show his registration
card. II never registered and I never
WILL" he replied. 81 don't give a rap
for the government" His name was
withheld by Mr.. Smith.
A woman when asked the where
abouts of the secretary of the local
organization said, "He's out working
for humanity"
Mr.. Smith said he believed the I. W.
WIS were about to start a drive
against the anti-loating law, which goes
into effect July 1.
"lt is evident that with all that
literature they we're making ready to
do mischief in New York" said Mr..
Smith. owe have been watching them
for two weeks. and were surprised that
they were so bold in denouncing the
draft and Americas prosecution of the
war There has been a small crowd
of /. W. WIS in New York for years,
but this new activity evidently was
engineered from the West"
District Attorney Swami said last
night that the raid probably would re-
suit in prosecutions on charges of con-
spiracy to obstruct the draft
New-York tribune., 1918-06-24

*One-Day Outings to Poughkecpsie, New
burgh, West Point or Bear Mountain.
For information telephone Canal $780,
New-York tribune., 1918-06-24
CEMETERIES

IHE WVUbEAWN CEMETENH,
rSSd 81 By HarlSa TRAIN and by TYo,,sy.
Lots OF sInsH size for sale
Once, 20 East Esd ST.. n. 7.
New-York tribune., 1918-06-24
HELP WANTED MALE

BOokKEBPE ER.-ffals or female: to take charge
OF once force must hs thoroughly familiar With
dcibie entry system controlling secounts and nnsr
cial statements. Write giving fu information and
salary expected. l. A IS Tribune
New-York tribune., 1918-06-24
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"a isss.s. ess..s. ! ?. m.ss.ss isp m...:s7s
'lhs nsssSasss' ssi siuds u das.a', and to,uo,
New-York tribune., 1918-06-24
Nsnl1ln

NJ; lowest. AZ al S.is 90 degrees Cat
~ ssae osse for thirty three years. 80 10
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-17
w amt Ad Rates and
information for
OK Iahoman-I / lnnes


All week day classified Advertising
runs In both papera III one prics. Bun.
day Ohahomui. ono issue, snms rate rs
- Word Line linen
One time Sunday only ~ l-7o 90 il.os
One time Daily OhAho-
man ana Times .,.,.. l-2o 30 LOs
Three times Daily okla
homan and Times per ma
One wccE 6iiahomian =,
and Tlmcs per day. Ito 10 q"
Onn month Oklahoman ..
and Times per day 10 eo y
Figure six letters to tho average wor1
and slI words TO tho uDe' twelVs hnes
10 the inch.
All stock snlesmen and promotion
adyortialng carries the one time rate
sundays ads include Saturday or
Mondays Times at &c per WORD bH
per inch
All For Rents Boarding and situation
Wanted. both Okahoman and Times le
per word
Classified contract rates Tor Oklnho,
man ana Tlmcs--b.OO0 lines to DO usea
within ono year from dnto ~ contract
or contract for throo lines dnlly Tor one
year 10 per line each issue. copy
changed ms often ms desired
Ne nd accepted fo1 leSs t;,,fs 1nan Gtri 21i' rs
For CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
'T f." ADS will he run seven days
only. when renewal will he solicited.
CHARGE WANT ADS will nor be run
lonrer than seven days without re-
AL 'CiIARGE WANT ADS nre due
and payable tho same day flfst ln@er-
tion Of nd appears CAN out-of-tow,n
want ads are positively cash In al
knVFRTIsERs should retain rcccints
given by Tho Oklnhomnn Times 10 pn =
irons making payments over tho otuce
counter, ms no mistakes can be rectlleo
without them, =
CLOSING UOURS-An want ads 10
start In The Ohnhomnn must he IN me
offlce by $50 .. m. on the day before
ed IN to run Al want ndH TO starr IN IN
Times must no I'm the business ofnce
not later than !, o'clock On the Day of
publication. Branch office In West e
talrs drug store. 206 West Maln' "
bpsn daily nt y a. m, and closes NJ D
b m. with tho exception Of SATURDAY
when II will be found omen until $50 p.
N. want ads received after closing
bours VIII bo inserted under the head
hc TOO Late TO Classify"
BLIND ADS--No answer 10 hlnd hhs
viii he given unless ticket In presented
IhowinC key number when placing hllnd
Ids Answers to oW- -ot-iown hind ads
viii he forwarded without cost
TLrPHoNE' WANT ADS are CHARGED
lcctlons viii be madasnt your home OF
office tho same dav first Insertion OF
ad appears: this ~ nm accommodation
service and payments should always be
made promptly when bill Ia presentfh
ALWAYS ask YOUR telephone nd TO be
repeated hnck 10 you bv tho Telephone
sd taker TO make sure that II has been
correctly taken. The Oklahoman- Tiuics
cannot assume rcSponslhillty for errors
Of nny Kind occurLng In telephone nd
yertiHoments
tiNpFR NO CIRCUMSTANCES vii
ads bo rrlsclassltlod The convenience
~ tho render is considered hs wei ns
tho advertiser
pVONr ppY-S
ASK TOPo WANT
An DFP MTNFNT
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SITUATIONS WANTED. MALE

WANTED-POslti9n by experienced win
dow trimmer ahd card writer; refer
enCes furnished Writo or wife H. q.
pfitchett, Nornnnn, Okln
liGI SCHOOL boy with ycnrH crp,.l
once wishes fob driving light truck
Phone walnut g'Gs
NJ yol want reliable mechanic 10 run
tractor. heavy truck. or stationary OH
,urlnG Writo Y Y, lG7 D. 1nfd, Get
rrht man. wa g0 yiywhctc
SINGLE Man. az yrirs Old, IN charge ~
farm loan department for iusurtr..
company fDr thu pnrt HlN yoatt d'0.tDf
uOsIil ion with Some oil company in ihn
hnd Ur fcOutiug department Thoroughly
familiar with nbHtfBCuug nrd lud de-
rcnptluns md leasing WIN furnish h'si
NJ references tpn report imm'dl lr.
Address " o., 90 C'imph.ll Bldg ihonn
walnut 1906
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DEhlRABIE apartment for rent hay
20. The Lola, g20 n. Geary. Phons
Muplo 1918
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MALE HELP WANTED

~>e~~e> ~~N~~ss s~sN ~~S~~SA~- ~-~~'
WANTED Two .barbefp at once; don't
write, but comp, j. A. Iayne, ThHu
and Main, Tulsa, Okla
news agents on Rock Island train
small cash bond Apply ]. J. Orier, "a
W. lst.
ANTED--ShOo repair man. who under
stands n Landa No ~ good wages
American ShOo Shop l22 E Ord, Tulsa
okla
ANTED--Good barber at once. G. C.
sintler Maud Okla. .---..
BARBER wanted ut once; steady job
Roy Rlnc. Nash, Okla. --
BAKER. first -olhHs man, IN 2-man shop,
must bs good Hll-rOund man good
Job j j, Quurles Bakery. Fairfield,
Ohn.
BARBER wanted at once, Eeady job.
guarantee tiB per week. W. ii. Metz.
Okecne, Okla.
BARBER wanted. t2D guaranteed, can
make more, stcndy Job TO right man.
II " Ross, Falryiew, Okla.
ALL.ROuND blacksmith wanted at once;
good town good pny Come or phone
Elyes Bros, strntford. okla,
WANTED A man past draft age who
can cut meat and sell groceries. IN
town twenty mlloA out ~ tho city. Nd
drrsH ~ A16 cnre Ok1homnn
SODA DlSPENsER WANTED Must be
experienced. Apply Rose Candy shop
2j North broadway
"BOYS" over 10 years Of age earn good
SALARY; hce steady work; splendid op.
pOrtunity for Advancement Apply chief
Delivery Clerk. Western Union Tele-
graph Go
WANTED PREssER First class; some
bushcIing and spottlng: small shop
Hoffman Press Wire Or phone. Oscar
lhrdctlo. rnWhuskn, okla,
WANTED Iinsmnn. labororH and young
men who desire TO learn the telephone
business, for construction work Apply
Division Construction Supervisor. b2lh
y. llroadwny
OKLAHOMA CITY government clerk cT.
nmlnn tlons. May Is: Thousands wantod :;
| 800 month: sample questions free Frank.
I'm Institute Dept 311 ~ Rochester, n Y
WE arc In need OF snlesmen for country
territory. would be good place for man
| who IN stcnoErRpher Or cnn operate type-
I%rltcr Remington Typewriter Co. 2l9
| y. broadway
| PERMANENT place for good. reliable
printer: needed ni once. Western OH
News. Ringing. Okln
BATUER WANTED -- a good. steady
mnu. Palace Barber Shop, 3ls w
| Grand. Oklahoma city
BNIuBsR wanted. steady job 10 South
EohUson.
| WNNTED-Boy between ages Of 10 and
10 tO learn trade. Permanent position
| with good future. Call In person, do
not phone ll7 Patterson building
| WANTED Frs, class shoe. repair man
| Immediately. WIN pay i25 per week
Como at once. a S Shropshire. 6-B
81 n w. Ardmore, okla
| WANTED Printer for country situation.
| Electric powor. Job and nd work VIII
pay SIS Beacon. Stlgler. Okln.
| SODA dispenser wanted. Davis Candy
Shop, l07 n. Broadway.
| 1Eb-Man cook and wife TO take
| charge dining room and kitchen In first
| class commercial hotel feeding average
| 100 per day, will exchange rent for board
| Address J ~. care ukahoman.
! lWANTEn- First class barber; must be-
good workman. Job good for T25 or $50
per week Telephone Heeder n Blair
| Walter, okla.
| HARDER WANTED =. Man or woman
good Job good for i25 per week, 10 per
cent Phone or write $. X. Hart, Wa
nettc Okln.
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SITUATIONS WANTED. FEMALt


WIDOWED l1dy with two children ages
ana yclIg. desires place uu farm
with ngoJ couple. rcfcroncc. Route ], Box
luar Ohh.
ttouoVuphrr wurr 900.
nfl0n can walnut 332 Nss Wuu'Hw
WANTED sprwtIiiuP 10 DO ni home
envelopes addressed. 81 90 per ". Wli.
nut sIs
POSITION BY LADY -lSn,.rn.
Bookkeeping. I1lnE cIrrk ,pHrr ami
pplat Permanent W i1sa-r
sIrNOGRAruER aud clrrl.. romppN.s
experienced in county court wufh, de-
alrea position Bfl2, rnrr I.W,.
WANTED p-p Position 100 cI,ft 100 rf0ro hE
experienced young lldJ. Address J. 80.
cIrr DkltloWnu
WASTID-Uy ,Ap'ueuD.I HIh up.fH-
tor position In or out of .fu Address
T'a-, orp Times
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WANTED Two .barbefH at once; don't
write, but coms. J. A. Layne, Third
and Main, Tulsa, Okla.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

wANTED-MARRER AND AssORTER.
y tis PER WEEK MODEL LAUNDRY.
BLACKWELL. OKLA.
WANTED--C -Competent boOkkeeper. Y.
E Hin, Stidhnm, okla
WANTED lady wnitrcsA steady work;
IS per week Box -. Custer CITY
okla.
GOVERNMENT NEEDS 10000 women
clerks At Weshlurton Examinations
everywhere May -. Experience uuutDrs.
snry, Women desiring government po'
BltlOns write Tor free particulars 90 !. q.
Leonard former Ciyll service examiner.
$50 Kenols rIdg Washington.
GIRLS 10 do IniIug Dinks Parrish
Laundry, bro1l~ay circle.
COIDhED girl for general homework
call NJ ~ Dale Ave
EXPERT bookKeoper with some expert.
encc I'm grain business one able ~ use
typewriter md thko dictniiOn preferred
Owe full Information and Hinic runry eN-
pected. tirlctly confidential Address
E-y7 othhomnn
WANTED-Girl for general homework
Cnll mornings, 40 w Eleventh
WANTED -Gih fpr gen,ral Homework at
9l2 w Seventeenth 49,
WAkTEu- EeRt cOlorcd woman 90 help
with work mornings unI do l1uudry
Two In family. no cooking. good wages.
90 home nights Maple 29''-J
WANTED 3D. Experienced white rih for
general homework; good wng,a " com
pctent; pleasant room. Apply ~ once
500 West 18Th Telephone Walnut 1885.
E%PEEIEHC CEp fTENOGRArliE!
wanted fur law office Box SJ7. Pur-
col, okla
SEAMSTEESS wunlrd Dinks Iurrl.h DO
Laundry 2 broadway circle.
WANTED 4 woipan Tor general house
work iu small family No washing. s.
per We h. Phone w J}oS-l
WANTED An aa-isnut bookkc, per Ap-
ply Knuimnns rnrlsian.
WANTED--cook. Emergency hospital
| RODA DIspENREIl wanted. mutt be- cN-
pcri'uced. Apply Rose Candy shop. -
| NJ Bdwy
WHITE GIlL Tor general hout,worH
Agply iool " iclh
EXPERIENCED otter aud alteration ndy
| Tor specially rlup 0t Lawiuu, OKLA
| Apply ut National Garment shop, 2-Jl5
| W Main. 0Nnhonn Cliy
WANTED-Two girls 10 Daru clerical and
| accounting work. Experience not nee
cssary. High school graduate pret,rr,d d
| Chances for advancement nre good foi
| those who properly apply themHelyce
| Apply I'm own handwriting, Ftnte thi
| schools attended how far advanced, aE'
and telephone number. Address F-iO
caro- OElrhoman.
| WAITHESs-Br broadway Cafe. 32O Noru
| broadway
| Gllb WANTED assist with llgh
hWIsew rk Apply 10 Mrs. a. V
Phelps. ?22S W Eleventh
| WANT White girl FOR light house
work. small family. good wuEes Phon,
Walnut 1884 or call at 1916 ". six
| teen'h.
WANTED Dung room grl; prefer on
to work for her husbands room AM
board. Ht llG " Reno Mrs Emmltt.
| WANTED - Young woman Tor oinc'
work. 2l9 y Hdwy
WANTED WOMAN 20 assist with house
work FOR husbands room and board
| 32S W. tth. Maple l72'.
WANTi:h-At once. two experience,
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Statesmen WANTED.

WE HAVE an exceptional opportunity
for few active. huBtlng aaicSmeni
chance 10 mike al least $500 month With
un organization N highest merit. offer
INK nbsoluie necessity and big returns.
combined with slfDfg success and re-
'pDn. INlf". r1fEsus Tire ana rubber
Annexation. Second Floor slmptcr Bldg
IuIIta
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-17
FURNISHED HOUSES AND
APARTMENTS FOR RENT

-
APARTMENTS FOR RENT Nl
49, >,-,s.s-~~~~~~>se~e-,.>>>-
FOR RENT--Hgh- class furnished honnes
Immediate possession; no children.
Phone Maple iiG or Walnut 1873. IWs
W 3tth
FOR ROOM brick apartment. newly fuf-
nished. south side, east front, prgnts
enhance nnd bath. $50, b09h N yhu~
Dps. Florence llemsley, Walnut 1asL
DEbIRABfE apartment for rent @ay
20. The Lola, 92O n. deary. Phons
Muplo 1915
ROOM furnished apartment; no ohil-
drcu. Inquire Walnut sOb2.
THREE. ROOM furnished apartuent
downsiair5. garage II desired. 10y 70.
Park W
FIVE ROOM BASEMENT apartment.
furnished; laundry Atatlonary tubs ior
hUmu Mundy, 20 responsible party; no
cHdrrn 80 = Gth.
FouR-KOOM modern bungalow. fur-
uirhcd. Cll w. California. Phone Ma
pie 1906
IDE EENT-F Furnished house, moderu,
12D L.. 6lh, Call Walnut 2J20. or s2s u.
IN So ---.-..
.TWO-EOON furnished house; front and
en'N p1rrNrs, E0ud well, no chlldrem
,N7 N puuFlnH
. Fpl, rE&1- rt,e iarsc r9oms furnlshed,
ih"rnuHluN m"d'Ii With basement and
fruH'" Walnut .l''
. SIX rooms. second floor. modern resl-
| deuce. furnished complete. no children.
/ f"i'rnn," NECESSARY. Phone Maple 7sO.
. sM Nl.L urn.shoI house for rent. Mapls
l-,. lji0 r. Ehurtel
. FDW EEsI -NouIy urplshcd modern s.
, r.uuod house. unlkHg distance; larga
|y,l'iH' 'Ir garden tenant leaving city TIL
/ september J. 1919 Vs. MON -.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-17
Auto SaIGsnaem
Attention

We are recognizing our
retail department and have
attractive offer for five first
class automobile statesmen.
We have the best PROPOSE
ton in the city for high
class men who can make
good. No others need ap-
ply. Give full information
in first letter. E-29, Okla
hOman.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-17

'.ID'h SALESMAN"
NANTIu-Gpud bunch ~ ical and zinc
stock H1 uuor ip s,I stock 300 abso-
mt,ir tNa best HrNn ever made In the
NHm tnld TUDTDtGlILY drilled
ont TWO SHAFTS down ELEVEN mills
ard mill sites drilled out in fNe feet oi
our hu. on every side. A EDSA Eide.
face value guarantee vl'h each stock
r0r'fcule. BEST commission ever paid
YOUR owr territory l1 any state. best
Iur-up you ever worked with Address
ALLIED SECURITIES COMPANY 608
southwestern Lifo Bldg Dallas. Texas.
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| NICE room in modern home, close In, TO
gentleman walnut 2iDS.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-05-17

An week day classified advertising
runs In both papera NJ one price Sum
day OklAhomai. ono Issue, same rate as
the two dalies
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| wANTED-MARRER AND AssoRTER.
as PER WEEK. MODEL LAUNDRY,
| BLACKWELL, OKLA
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OFFICE AND STORERoOMS
FOR RENT

on RFNT-i0 Herssowits building. ae.
Firuble u'fIr" rooms. connecting, wiz
rent s.ug'y or enaIite. Call sos.
iIcrskuWifz
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PERSONAL
NOTICES


FAMOUS seely spermatfc Truss; gusy-
expert also abdominal beltA 1lasoU
trusses shoulder braces Westfnn D9dH
Co. Oklahoma City. Okla.
WE PAY spot cash for diamondn More
nous Jewelry Co, s2b N Broadway.
HOLMES HoMp. or HEDEnNyN6
LOVE
protection. Address Route 4, boz -.
Phone Rural LW-5. Anna T.. witfsman.
Superintendent
RuMMAGE SALE at Sol =. Robinso6s
Friday and saturday, i7ih and 18th.
FACE LOTION FOR sLAE by "a
Laura Dunn. at z2f W. bth 81 49,
FaIpAr ShaHT MS - - =
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FOR RENT-Hlgh- -clasn furnished houiss
Immediate poaHesslon; no children.
Phone Maple liG or Walnut 1879. lNe
w 3tth -
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Statesmen WANTED

WANTi p stock s4l.rm'h with reliable
references; attractive proposition,
something In the future for 'hr IlEht
man: come ana roe ua. 800 EIrk Bur
nort Bldg. Fort Worth. Trrla
We AHE dcsIrous NJ s,.Iring ths s'ry-
tees ~ a few more l.Eh-rIiss stock
s1lesmon 10 work iu Tennessee. Mis-
souri Iowa, llh1ois ana Minnesota, on
the splo Of stock NJ proIICne. dividend
paying on corporation. Communicate
either by wire or letter With Midwest
Eecufltios Corporation Cla CDmmcfce
Ells. kanAla CIV. Mo
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and renGc-y~ pany In Ranger Geld
Incorporated under Texas laws. indors-d
by commercial club and bankers already
drilling Write. wire CurbgHrr Company
CIFru. T'NrH
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FOR ROOM brick apartment. newly fur.
nished south side, east front, prgn.s
enhance md bath SS6, 509h N yhh~
Dps Florence llemsley, Walnut 1asL
The diamond drill., 1918-01-26
LEGAL NOTICE.


Notice of Hearing Claims Before Court
State Of Michigan, the Probate
court for the county or Iron.
In the matter OF the estate OF Her
man Hjerpe, deceased
Notice is hereby given that four
months from the 14th day Of January.
A. d., 1918, have been allowed for
creditors TO present their claims
against said deceased to said cours
for examination and adjustment, and
that all cerdtors OF said deceased are
required to present their claims 10
said court, At the probate office, in
the city OF Crystal Falls, In said coun-
~, on or before the 14th day OF May.
A. d., 1918. and that said claims will
be heard by said court on Monday the
goth day Of May, A. D., 1918, at ten
o'clock In the forenoon.
Dated January i4th, A d., 1918.
CLAUDE G. RITE,
Jan l9-3t Judge OF Probate
The diamond drill., 1918-01-26
42 NORTH OF RANGE 80 WEST

feeN of of the
West
25
yers plat the village
Palatka
Ia Ia
OfeetE
OF
South the North
North so beginning
yers plat of the village
Eaialka 435 113
Ia
feet South of the North
@ North so
Sawyers plat Of village
g. H..
Part OF Ia
feet South feeEa
ee North 40 feet to beginning being
Sawyers plat OF vii
(S1-2) az
Part OF
feet South OF the North
North 40 beginning
Sawyers 10
village OF Palatka |
PENToGA
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The many extravagant expense
bills filed by many members OF local
draft boards have led Provost Mar
shall General Crowder to place the
salary feature of the classification
system on cost basis.
In telegram sent to all state gov
ernors, General Crowder promulgates
new regulations, approved by
President Wilson, under which the
boards hereafter will receive an ag-
gregate of 30 cents for each man
finally classified, exclusive of compen-
sation for clerks or examining physi-
clans who are not members OF the
board. Under the old rules, board
members were allowed a maximum of
$3.50 a month.
While many board members have
renewed their efforts of gratuitous
services and others have held ex-
penses down. General Crowder said
"a considerable number have made
their estimates on so extravagant
scale that the total cost could not be
paid out of any appropriation con
gress would be willing to make or
which the people OF the nation would
approve"
The diamond drill., 1918-01-26

State OF Michigan. the Probate cour,
for the county OF Iron.
In the matter OF the estate OF Matt
Katajisto, deceased.
Notice Is hereby given that four
months from the 9TH day OF January,
a. d.. 1918, have been allowed fog
creditors to present their claims
against said deceased to said court
for examination and adjustment. and
that all creditors OF said deceased
are required 60 present their
claims to said court. at the probate
office, in the city OF Crystal Falls. n
said county. on or before the 13th
day OF May, A. D. 1918. and that said
claims will be heard by said court on
Monday the 18th day Of May. a. d..
1918, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
Dated January 2, a. ~, 1918.
CLAUDE c. RITE.
jan l9-St Judge OF Probate
The diamond drill., 1918-01-26
Our Fashion Column

The New Year holds the promise
II 50 many things. Possibilities lurk
behind everyday things that seem
si themselves so interesting. Take
1for example the simple matter OF
rnderclothes. The average woman
buys. this month, material enough to
last her for the coming year. All
sas stores have white sales" and ba
|iiste and nainsook can be purchased
for almost nothing This year we
ksve. aside from our regular resolu-
tions. those We have made to help win
the war. We are going to do our biz,
and the time to start is now.
Does the soimlicity we have heard
preached on the subject OF frocks
and coats extend TO the lingerie? BY
all means, yes. We must buy only
what we really need, and use that lit
tie with foresight.
The diamond drill., 1918-01-26

Miss Anna Anderie Of Sheboygan
Is visiting with friends in this city
for several years Manitowoc. wis
News.