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KILLED IN ACTION
CAPTAINS.


n. j., Bridreton, Ralph z. Shoemaker.
~. Y. Great Neck. Charles Anthony
Tenn, Knoxville. ROlfe Moody.
IIEUTENANTS.
ia, Tampa, j. w. HattOu.
nd. Baltimore, Robert Ober.
Mass, West SOmervtlle. Judson G. Martell.
Mo-, Sc. Louis, Irwin Schmidt
n. J., BelmaR. James II. CrossoD.
y. T., Gouverneur. James l.. Mal0y.
n. T., Brooklyn, Frederick W. hOGeck.
Ohio Toledo, Charles +. Chapel.
Ohio, Paulding, Worries p. Brown.
Pa, York, Rodney w. Polack.
r. l., Paufueket, b. b. Bowen.
Tex, Wichita Falls, Alfred ii. Carrlgan, tr.
Va, LanevieW, Walter b. Sadler.
SERGEAETS.
Ala, CItrOnelIe, Charles L. Rogers.
Ark, Cove, Hendrix L. Graves.
Gal. Lost Hills, John 9. Sullivan.
HI, Chicago, Melville Gould
IIl., La1esviile. Prank Eugene Meyer.
Kan, Fulton, william p. Kelly.
Ny, Bend, John G. BurEin.
Nd, Baltimore, William Vincent SV-tcek.
Me-, st. Louis, Philip l. ROhlhng.
n. j., Newark, Joseph p. Reilly.
n. T.. Trenton, william r, W. Hart.
n. n. East Aurora Arthur Ralph Clay.
n, r. Blooming Grove, Chadwick GerJw.
n. ", HOOsick Falls, Howard y. Wright.
N Y, New York, Percy w. MIllington-
n. ", Sacket Harbor. Henry T. Hailndny.
n. ", New York, Nathan GObey.
n. ", Camden, Arthur Seward Moran.
N. Y, Saratoga Springs, John c. Weed.
Ohio, Cincinnati, John James Carey.
Okla, Chandler, Chagles ;. BOuse.
Okla, Omega, Arleigh Bwnette.
Pa I1tflesfOWu. John W. Decker.
Pa. Williamsburg, Michael Sauers.
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"a, Bs....sss. Il. Q; No..
II. r. Dr11klyn, HllFx 51llD N-1
N. n. New ToRk, holI1 No.1H1n.nt
0lilo, IA WaahlnEtgn, 49, g. -
Okla.. Pn9hl1kn- ChlEle1 - 1asa1
Pn-, Mankelm. WaErea D ~.
Tsxs NJ Pisaeane. Ss.s ~ ASc1>
Coun., Wnf.rb1ry, DAVID p. nEl1ngu
Ca. ColumbuI. Bonald yge11l,
IsWn. DaVenp1Ft, JoaepI 1. Bu1l4n3
NIch., Nonros, James Hughlo shlnd
MINI, 'ChnfGeid, Lloyd l.. EorEuDnn
L., Clinton. Charles EKAlElln MEco4
Ne. Il Plata. ch.zisy 2. ssu.asrr
Nc. kee..s Cl.y, 1 II 49, y -
Ne. nasoo, 0eoFEs Rsbsst Rnglasa
M o.. Madison, JlmsI Rnssel, John
Nsb., Weed Rive, Guy Gnfrett-
n. y, AusAbls Chasm. Ired Lsrcn-
n. y. New York. Ls.ls Ilshman.
n. " Brooklyn, AAelgh norfa-
n. T.. Nysek. GseFgs 3. Nam.
one. Col1mbas, Arthur Harper.
pa, Ph1ndeIphln, Frank Peter Han
Pa. WrixhtsVille, Gsorge g. Eiufys
p. Forest City, Howard neeso.
Pa. Carbondsla. Bernard Iemalne.
Trnn., Ryersburg. Thomas n. Elchi
Tex, Buffalo, Juan Llseena.
AELHANlLos
~. Ludlow, James w. Jedrle9
n. n. New York. Robert Lnruba.
MUSICIAN
m, CaFservlIls, Fred y. ebeppard.
Mnss.. SomeFville. Herbeft \ Lindu
WAGONERs.
lava. Haveioek, Prank ,. yobnson.
Ohio, Antwerp, Delta II. heeo.
COOK
OKLA, Tulsa, Thomas L. Crawford. 4
PRIVATE9.
Ala. IurIyfns, samuel Morrison.
A.. CastIeberry, LoWig Oven.
A. OosIIkn, Richard y. Rittmll-
A.. Rionnfsvllle, Ct11de y. Hail.
Al. Mobile, David ID. Wlllama.
AFk.. Benton, Robert W. Geurin.
Az. Hanyo. william d. Hnnnafora
49, WIehrnburr. George y. Davis
All Henson. Vicente Inn1e.
An. 9ruilaF, Mack TokegDeta.
Cal, san Franeiseos stAnisy HAIRY
Col HIxbs.. catarfno zsnsra.
Gel. Hadelllfs, Ray 3. Bfooks.
ia, Miami. Edward h Leennrd-
c. Trlnn. Paul Peace.
Gronee. Gambia. Mich Utnml1-
Grsecs, Cnns Crete. MIks Kompas-
Ind.. BIoomInEfon. Glsnn \. Marshall
Ind, Newcastle. Earl 9. RcIser.
Ind. Treaty, Neal ID. Moa1mnn-
Ind, Evansgille, John Greer.
IN. LlboFy, william Aarxkors-
m, Oregon. william =. webster.
IN. West York. AIbert Dlnper.
m. Chicago Edward ,. ksntaeish.
CONTINUED on Page 9. Column
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PRIvAfES-

Cal, Sacramento, George n. Carlson
I'LL. Frankfort, Fernie Plumlee.
MINI, Sc. Cloud. Henry d. Case.
No.. Joplin. Elmer ID. Bruce.
n. NJ. Estanica, seAse Riley Cross.
n. ", New York, George J. Kessler.
Ohio. Berea. Thomas Wieeh0wsli.
Pa, Dunmore. jerome Franeis DougheTty
TenD-, Nashville, Eugene EArls.
Tenn, Columbia, John Barter.
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DIED OF DISEASE

Tens, NashviiIs, EaEene EArIs. =.
Tenn Columbia, John Barter.
DIED OF DISEASE
CAPTAIN.
Ky, Anchorage, John Wan ID. BedingeE.
LIEUTENANTS.
Ca, Macon, Selwyn b. Williamson
lows, Farley, Emerie Peterson.
Neb., Omaha, Robert ID. Connell.
N. y, Staten Island. Hamilton r. Clark
s. C., Columbia, Eldred 5. l1ekllng.
Cal, San Francisco, william n. hin.
Pa, lAcoochee, C0ssie d. Thomas-
Kan, Parsons, Harry l. Donaldson
KY. Oscar. Herbert A. Barrow.
Pa, Lansdowpe, Howard b. Melody.
s. C., rBiaekyiIIe, Theodore Thomas.
SERGEANT MAJ0RS.
KY. Marion, Fredn Il. Baker.
Tenn. Memphis, Elmer =. Para.
Tenn, KNOXVILLE, Hubert G. sIsk.
Tex. Grocsbeek.. Chesley J. OHara.
w. Va charieston, Albert n. Mccullough
Fla., oransedaie, ASsiphss Gel,ey.
H.. Chicago. Edward J.. Eekhart.
Iowa. Hooking. James Holmes.
Kans., Ellsworth. Otto August schrader.
Kan. Summcrsleld, Harlan c. Thompson.
Mass. worcester. John .. Rice.
Mich. Hudson, Ralph 7. Carpenter.
MIMI, Minneapolis. Thomas r. CroWne.
Mimi, Halstad. Alfred Anmodt.
n. J.. Crnuford. Juan Bargos.
y. y. Astoria, Robert l.. steed.
n. C., Winstos-Salen, Henry wade.
n. C., Aulander, Albert Hellomnl.
Ohio. CIncinnsfi, John A. Maicahy.
okla. Okmulges, RAYMOND B. Ward =
"a. New Eagle. George-V. Ford.
8. C., New Brooklyn, John Fogie.
Ts1, Ms,.S HSsh ,., y H = Ts.,..
Vt. Orleans. Fraocis A. Guild.
WIS.,, KenoshA, John l.. Hngg.
wAGoNERs.
Cenn., Sandy Hook, Carl II. Slater.
Nd, Baitimore, George A. Howard.
Ohio, Nellie, Abraham Ammons.
HORsEsHosR.
Tex, Mineral Wells. Alfred Hall.
Fla, Arcadia. In J. Fowler.
Iowa, Dalla. Center, lowe. John c. Missy
MINI, Melrcse, Louis ". Weitzsl.
n. D., Jamestown. Clifford GaIlipo.
Ala, birmingham. John George.
Aha, Prichsrd. Harold a. Doty.
An. Luverne, George II. BesIl.
Ala, Nauvoo. Harvey =. eagle.
Ala. ShegboW, Alonxn howard.
Ark. Lone Pine, Benton L. Edwards.
Cat, san Francisro. simon p. HalIberE.
Cal, Burbank. Harry L Cotton.
Cal, Fresno. Virgil, 2. Clark.
Col, Antonio, Jose 4. yelasquez.
Col, Dillon, Carl II. MiIleg.
Col. Keyser. wlIlIe @. HoIIaweH.
Conn.,, STAMFORD Arfnur -. Colnei.
Del, Middleton, Jeremiah InrksOu.
Del, Hockessin, Clarence G. Bolden.
Pa, WIlliston, Ira Y. Geruto.
Fla, Tampa, John LeEEett.
Fla.. Aiaehua, Wallee walker.
Ga, Pennington, Fred Poster
Ca, Munnerlyn. Jease Burke.
Ga. Screven. Lewis n. Anderson
Ca, Commerce, James b. King.
Ga, Donaldsonville. Edgar Fhlrcloth.
Ga, varuella, Spartan L Crow.
Ca, IAvonia, Pred L. MeClaIn-
Ga, Holly Springs, Pred c. Hopkins.
Co.. Savannah, Mack @. Wilson.
Idaho. Midvale. Alfred Miner. ~,
H., Victoria, George A. Todd.
ILL.,, Chicago, Thomas NJ. Malone.
III, Milan, Ralph II. Ienser.
Ill, Chicago, Joseph J. Ylaeh.
w., Chicago, Anton r. smoeEynAh.
~. Sc. AuEnstine: Joe c. Hobes,
IT,. Champaign, Thomas Garter.
H., PrineeviIle. John r. McDonna.
NJ, Chicago, James y. Carroll
Ill, East ST. Louis, John y. Dullea.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-13

Super Six and should prove to be a
strong contender in any event in
which he is entered. Earl Epperson
of Dallas, Tex, will bring to Fargo
the Spencer Wishart Monk Mercer,
a car said to be very fast and those
who are in a position to know predict
great things Of this car and driver.
Roy Dawson Of Sabetha, Kas. the
kansas Wild Cat" has recently
come into possession Of Ralph Null
ford's French speed creation, the
Dan L'Argent. Dawson expects to
better by a few seconds Lampkin's
time Of iii 1-5.
Frenchman Has Small Cars.
Ted LeCocq Of Paris, France, has
veritable bullet in the Midget Han
kin and Eddie Buchanan, Of Louis
vile, has what he claims to be the
worlds fastest miniature racing car
in the Baby Mine. These two cars
have a wheel base Of only 76 inches
but are motored with a 70-horse
powered high speed motor of spec
tal design which it is claimed will
permit these west pocket editions
Of attaining speed on half mile
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CAR DRIVERS GET
TWO GREAT DAYS
ON PROGRAM; new
RECORDS LIKELY
Friday and Saturday Civ
en- Over To The Dirt
49,. Track Champions

The list Of entries for the profess
sionaI automobile races to be held
Friday and Saturday, July 10 and
20, in connection with the North Da-
kota state fair, presents a field Of
national reputation whose records
would indicate that the speed marks
OF the Fargo track will be moved
up g. notch by their performance.
E. Burr Lampkin, Americas dirt
track speed king. will bring his
famous Sun Ray Roamer to Fargo
and viii compete in ten or more of
the events on the two days program
Of speed. 1t Is with this car that
LAmpkin last year lowered the track
record and also the state record Of
I'LL 8-5 established by George Clark
in 1915. 1t will be remembered that
Lampkins on an extremely heavy
track and under adverse weather
conditions, drove the mile in remark
abba time, under the circumstances.
Broke 10 Records.
In 81 race meets last season
Ianplin broke 10 track records and
has the distinction of establishing
three worlds records in one day. At
'Dea MONIES, Iowa, on August "a,
Burr set new marks for the IS, 20
and % miles distances on a half mile
track. His time for the 25 miles was
20 minutes 40-2-5 seconds, including
one stop for a. tire change. This is
/ the only case on record where q
driver has set g. new worlds record
after being forced to the pits for g.
| e~change. Lampk1n also brings to
! Fargo his 300 horse powered Jumbo
Benz Number 2. This is the high
est powered, fastest and most ex-
| pensive racing car. The Benz was
| constructed at q cost Of $4,000, 1t
! requiring 10 months to build the
motor alone. This monster engine
1 has g. bore Of "a inches with a 12-
inch stroke giving a piston displace-
ment Of 1,940 cubic inches. 1t was
with the Benz that the late Bob
/ Burman set a mark of rs 1-5 seconds
for one mile straightway with a fly
! ing start. Burman predicted that
the Benz was the three mile q min
| ute car Of the future.
Boyd is Ambitious.
John Boyd, Of Tulsa, Okla, q
iyoung millionaire Oil operator, who
! drives racing cars for the sport Of
to the Packard Twin Six with which
Ralph DePalma is setting records on
the speedways. Boyd has entered
this car in the Fargo events and has
challenged Lampkin to a match race
for any distance up to ten miles for
q, side bet Of $1,000.
Frank Allen, of Indianapolis, will
pilot his special factory built Hudson
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Indians GiUe
To Red Cross

Mandan, N. D., July 18.-Indians Of
the Standing Rock and Fort Berthola
reservations in North Dakota have
been very liberal with the American
Red Cross. More than $4,000 in cash
and stock donations was given by
Sioux on the Standing Rock reserva-
cash contribution Of Sl88 for the
Sioux county chapter. Perhaps no
CLASS of people are more proud Of the
fact that their sons are in the service
than are the Sioux, who. also have
been heavy purchasers Of Liberty
Loan bonds ana War Savings stamps.
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Crop Failure in
Western Canada

Fergus Falls, MINI, July 1s.-The
great wheat producing section of
big crop this year, continued dry
weather having practically ruined the
crop, according to DR.. J. G.. Vigen,
who, with his two sons, has just re-
turned from a visit to relatives at
Lethbridge. DR.. Vigen declares that
the dry belt is the same as that which
passes through Montana, where crops
are also reported TO be a failure.
Travel in Canada, he declares, is very
light, and first class hotels are losing
money because OF light patronage.
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COUNTY FAIR SUCCESS,

ToWner Reports Fair Beet Ever Held
at Cando-Many Attend.
Cando, N. D., July 18.-The Town
or county annual fair, held in Cando
this week, has been the most suo-
cessful enterprise Of its kind ever
held in the county. With good
weather, there was a total attend
ance during the three days Of nearly
5000.
Exhibits were especially good in
all departments.
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Plan AMtO Tour
To Wjmmibeg

Devils Lake, N. D., July IA
considerable number OF Devils Lake
automobile owners are registered for
the Devils Lake to Winnipeg run the
latter part of July, it was announced
today. 1t is proposed to make the
distance to Winnipeg, 21O miles, the
first day. and return to Devils Lake
after q, couple of days visit.
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EMPLOY VISITING NURSE.

Otter Tail County Commissioners Ap-
Rropriats $4,000 for Health Agent. y
Tail county commissioners, in q Sos
sion here, appropriated $4,000 to en-
ploy a county visiting nurse, who
examining children for defective eye
sight, throat trouble, tubercular
symptoms and other diseases, 1t was
announced today. The action was in
sections of the county.
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SPEED World VIII Send It's Choicest the State Fair il FARGO N1t Week
Barnes Chapter
Does Big Work

Valley City, N. D., July 18-Red
Cross supplies worth $2,462 We're
division headquarters at Minneapolis
during the month Of June, according
to a statement Of the committee on
military relief and supplies Of the
Barnes county chapter of the Ameri-
can Red Cross today. Included in the
shipments were 540 knitted garments,
and 6,845 surgical dressings. The re-.
port for June shows falling on over
April ana May. re-. r,.
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IhTeShe9mem
To Fix Prices

Wahpeton. N. D., July 18.-Thresh-
ermen Of Richland county are meet
prices for threshing this fall, and to
formulate plans to meet the probable
labor situation. It is very likely that
a wage scale for threshing viii also
be agreed upon.
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I tracks impossible for cars Of longer
wheel base.
Henderson Bings Fiat.
Farmer" Paul Henderson. Of San
Francisco, has signified his intention
Of bringing the 290 horse powered
Fiat Submarine to the Fargo meet.
The Submarine is only 2 2-5 seconds
slower than the worlds record haV-
ing been driven one mile, with q
flying start in 81 80 seconds. Should
Henderson enter the meet at Fargo
it would prove an event of great in
terest could he be matched with the
Flat against Lampkin in the Benz.
The committee in charge Of the
speed contests states that this meet
is attracting the attention Of the
best known drivers in the country
and before the entry lists are closed,
1t is expected that several well
known starts will have entered.
Wherever and whenever auto
mobile contests have been promoted
and staged on any track other than
the Indianapolis, Chicago or Sleeps
head Bay speedway, it has been the
proVerbial plant Of the local oracle
of speed that the contests would. be
Of the transforming or hippodrome
type. 1t is however of the utmost
Importance to the committee in
charge Of the racing meet to be held
in this city that it impress upon
the followers OF the sport, the spirit
Of fairness, real racing and real con-
tests which shall rule the meeting
here,
Cannot Be Fixed.
To those versed in the angles of
automobile racing it is evident that
it would be next to impossible for
promoters Of transforming or hip
podrome races to gain the sanction
Of the International Motor Contests
association. Each. and every car
must have qualified in the elimina-
ton trials, and all cars entered in
the events on the days program shall
be in events classed according to the
association rules.
The selection Of Ralph A. Hanlzin-
son as referee Of the contests is con-
sidered very satisfactory, in the
opinion Of the local students OF the
racing game. His thorough know
ledge OF every angle Of racing,
gained through more than ten years
Vanderbilt cup and Grand Prix
races, should assure patrons Of the
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NoNPARrIsANs LOSE OUT.

Ramsey County Committee Falls ia
Stand by the League.
Devils Lake, N. D.. July 1S.-The
Nonpartisans have lost control of
the Republican county committee OF
Ramsey county, it appears from the
face Of the returns available on the
precinct committeeman election in
the recent primary. The county COM
mittee will elect a representative to
the state Republican committee.
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CANNTNC NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

demonstration agent, will give DEM
onstrations Of the cold pack method
of canning vegetables in practically
every Becker county town July Is to
20. inclusive, it was announced today.
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PLoTrERs INDICTED.

Muskogee, Okla, July 1S.-Five
men were indicted yesterday by the
United States grand jury In session
in McAlester for an alleged conspir-
acy to, dynamite the homes Of United
States District Judge Ralph e.
Campbell, and United States Dis
trict Attorney w. P. McGlnnis Of
Muskogee. The men are federal
prisoners here.
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Identification with the Beach CUP.
sport OF his absolute efficiency as an
official.
Rule. of Youth Fails.
There is one branch OF athletic en-
| deaVor in which the rule that youth
will be served does not apply. 1t
is automobile racing and a driver
does not attain his greatest proficiency
| until he has reached his 35th year.
A casual glance at the champions
in this field shows that with one ex-
ception they are men Of mature age,
Arthur DuRay, the famous French
driver, now in Chicago after three
and one-half years in the French
army, is no youngster. DuRay con-
fesses to being 48 years old, yet it
was only four years ago that he es-
tablished g record OF 1877 miles an
hour at Ostend, covering a course Of
| one ktlometer in length. DuRay
finished second in the Indianapolis
sweepstakes in 1914.
Ralph DetPalma, worlds sprint
champion, Is another driver who has
surely reached the age Of discretion.
DePalma is at least 40 years old and
seems to improve with age.
Darto Resta, the worlds champion
and speed king of 1915 and 1915. is
SO years old.
Ralph Milford, who won the Van
derbilt cup race. at Savannah in 1911,
is we'll past So years. He fully be-
lieVes that Is years from now he will
be driving at his best and will have
several new championships to his
credit.
Barney Oldfeld is in his 43rd year
and by finishing third in the Hark-
ness 100 more handicap atSheepshead
Bay, showed that right now he can
do what he could not do in years
gone by-fnish in the money in
long, hard driven races.
To Louis Chevrolet goes the palm
as the daddy of drivers. He has
passed his saith birthday and his
hand still is firm, his eye is still keen
and his nerves-if he has any-are
still steady.
LampIein a Youngster.
Among the dozens Of the worlds
best auto race drivers there is only
one youngster who is regarded as of
championship caliber. r. Burr
Lampkin has not yet reached his
oath year, and yet has been driving
high powered cars for the past three
seasons. Lampkin at present holds
three worlds records, the Is, the 20
and the % mile records made on a
half mile track.
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METAL WORKERS. AGREEMENT.
Washington, July 1S.-Davenport
and metal bed makers have reached
a tentative agreement with the war
industries board to reduce their
styles Of beds to 80 and patterns of
davenports to 20.
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HONOR TO FRANCE

Washington, July 1sk-A resolu-
ton by Senator Walsh Of Montana
urging American citizens to observe
BastiI1e day on July IA, as "a mark
of special regard for our ally,
France, and extending to that coun-
try the fraternal greetings OF the
United States, was adopted unani-
mously yesterday by the senate.
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CANADIAN LAND

One-tenth cash, balance in 20 years.
It is worth your while to in
vestigate this.
HODGSON REALTY co.
Phone 1925 Opp. Postoffice
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RATE INCREASE.

Minot to Have Telephone and Light
Rate Boost
Minot, N. D., July 1S.-An increase
of 20 per cent in the telephone SER
vice rates in Minot is announced by
the Northern States Power company,
owner of the telephone exchange.
The increase in electric light rates
by the company is announced to 10
cents per kilowat hour as the top
price, with a discount Of one cent for
cash.
The Fargo forum and daily republican. [volume] (Fargo, N.D.) 1894-1957, 1918-07-13
78O WOMEN ARE
TRAINED TO AID
FOOD CAMPAIGN
In NORTH DAKOTA
Extension Department Of
A. O. Has Created Army
Of Gamers
THEY WILL GIVE
DEMONSTRATIONS
Home Workers Go Into The
Kitchens Of Neighbors
As Missionaries

More than $50 North Dakota wom-
en- have been trained as instructors
in canning and drying by the home
economics workers Of the extension
division Of the North Dakota Agrl-
cultural college. it was announced
today.
These women are scattered all ov.
promised to give at least three can
ming and dry demonstrations in
their own localities. In Sargent
county, for instance, these local dem
onstrators have divided up the coun-
~ and each will take two or three
townships in which they will make
demonstrations, SO that everyone
will have a chance to attend one. In
this way this county will be thor
oughly covered. Burleigh county as
we'll as several others, has been map
ped so that every community will
be reached. The women in other
counties are planning different
methods.
Given In Home Kitchens.
The demonstrations will be CIV
ZEN in home kitchens, at wom-
ems clubs, at socials, at picnics, in
short, there is hardly any kind Of a
meeting at which there will not be
a canning demonstration.
It will be hard to estimate what it
will mean to have so many local
demonstrators giving demonstrations
in canning and drying. 1t will re-
suit in the putting up of a lot of
vegetables in a shape to make food
for next winter, that might other
wise be wasted. North Dakota will
go over the top in its Food Con-
servation campaign as we'll as in it's
Liberty Loan, Red Cross and other
war drives.
The canned and dried vegetables
will add to the variety next winter,
and these vegetables will be right
on the shelves in the home. They
will release that much Of the ship
ping space over the railroad, re-
lease that much canned goods for
the army, and it will also release
The tin that would be necessary in
canning the vegetables in the COM
mercial way.
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Three Ships Weekly-To Detroit, via Fort
William, Port Arthur, the 500 and sarnia
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1918-05-20
Owners Service Depart
me1t.

Is it possible for trouble to develop
inside the axle but having nothing to
do with the gears? The reason I ask
this is because there is a peculiar
noise coming from the ear axle and
I looked at The gears through the
cover plate and they are all right.
What else is: there in there that could
cause an awful noise like broken gears
slipping around I'll. L. Poison.
r. Appears to me as though Of the
axle shafts is at fault and the real
trouble due to a broken spine if that
the shaft has q squared connection
with the inner gear.
vice and since I am a good mechanic
to know wheresI can c~nnect with one
,of the race drivers who is looking for
a man like me. l have had quite a
bit of experience and can work out
some good ideas ] have. I am a good
lathe nan and understand fine work,
IT. Williams.
Send yohr request to the American
Automobile Association. sol Fifth
Ave, New York. The association con-
trolls racing and is in constant touch
with the drivers.
How long should it take to grind in
a. set of valves on a six? Is it usual
to have to replace valves after 5000
miles use? How much do tungsten
valves cost and do you think tt ey will!
do what is claimed for them, that is
last longer than iron ones n not