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Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-06-03
RED CROSS TOTAL
HAS REACHED S911,20O

Oregon's Red Cross total has now
passed the 100000 mark. Clatsop
county is the premier county in Ore
gon in the Red Cross second war
fund. Medford is the record large city
in Oregon.
With quota OF $4,000. Clatsop
county raised for the Red Cross s40,-
600, or 200 per cent, with a promise
to exceed that figure.
Clatsop county originally was ap-
portioned quota Of $4,000, and
when one of the Willamette valley
counties rejected its quota and cut
$4,000 from it, State Chairman H..
L. Corbett asked Clatsop county to
take over the missing $4,000, which
was promptly agreed to.
Despite its new quota of $4,000,
Clatsop county has actually raised
$40, 900.
The outer state has touched the
record figure of $500, 900 in the sec
ond Red Cross drive, the actual fig
ure being 501,200, which with the
$4,000, the Portland figure, makes
a grand total for the state to date
OF 1911, 200.
That this figure, with every pos
sible return at hand, which may not
be for another 80 days, will ultimate
ly be between 1925, 900 and $780,
600, or just under the total of the
first war drive, is thought likely.
Had Oregon been informed that
it was desired to raise 81, 900, 900,
that amount would have been forth
coming pointed out H. E. Witham,
state manager.
1t was not until almost the very
end OF the campaign that Washing
ton began to urge 'oyersubscription
Up till that time we had been assur-
ed that Washington would be more
than satisfied if we made our quota.
"At the same time, it must be re-
membered that Oregon is far away
ahead OF the rest of the country.
Oregon has raised already $50 per
cent OF its quota and for the nation
to touch the showing make in Ore
son, s15O.OOO,OOO will have to be
raised in the entire country.
Oregon was the first state in the
union to complete its quota and Port
land the first big city.
"Medford seems to be the record
large city in the state. Medford took
$4,000 of the $4,000 quota for Jack
son county. Medford has raised s1S,-
900, or 200 per cent of its quota.
Taken in consideration with the fact
that Jackson county has not received
much war prosperity this is a real
ly remarkable showing"
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-06-03
THE LINES DRAWN

The hour has long since struck
when there can be two classes Of peo-
pie in this country, Americans and
pro-Germans.
There can be no such thing as
neutrality. Every citizen is either
for or against his country. The gov
ernment is calling on every man, wo-
man and child within our borders to
declare themselves, and the call can
no more be eyaded than could the
call to the ranks. Uncle Sam has no
intention Of unduly depressing any
person. Nevertheless there is war
TO fight and win, cause to be bat
tied for to a triumph, and in THIS
every persons services are called Tor
and must be given to the extent oil
that ones ability.
The hour has struck when we must
sperate the sheep from the goats
the citizens from the parasites and
leeches. Ten million Of our people
are already enrolled, but this is only
about one-twentieth of our number
These ten millions are enrolled In
the arms s-bearing division. But there
is an arms-furnishing department 10
be manned and financed, as well as
all the other sinews of war, and to
this task the other ninety million
are called.
We some time ago arrived at the
certain knowledge that the world Is
at war for a principle, and every hu-
man being in the country must either
accept or reject that principle.
Once for all we must determine
whether or not man shall be free
agent or the puppet Of petty tyrant.
Once and for all We must determine
whether a people shall choose their
own allegiance or be subject to the
call OF royal butchers who would feed
them to the Moloch OF war purely
TO further their own lust for power.
And in the determination OF this
mighty question every person OF or
dinary intelligence among US will be
recorded on one side or the other.
As we have stated, there is no middle
ground-you. reader, are either an
American or anti-American. This is
your home, and its safety is menaced.
Your services are demanded, and you
can no more eyade the call than you
can evade the issue OF life and OF
death.
We repeat, we must separate the
sheep from the goats. Every com
munity should label its entire popu-
lation-loyal or dlsloyal, as the case
may be- Slackers, traitors and pro-
Germans should be placed in class
by themselves. Loyal Americans
should have no dealings with these
people. They should be made to feel
the heavy displeasure Of their loyal
neighbors. be their station or stand
ing what il may.
And in this melting and remould-
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-06-03
MEN DISQUALIFIED ARE USED
ELSEWHERE IN SERVICE

Two hundred thousand men OF the
draft age, who, because of minor de-
fects, have been held by examining
surgeons over the country for limited
service, are to be employed in pro-
ducing or handling equipment for the
army.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
has announced that the army staff
corps will utilize the services of these
registrants and thus release fighting
men for the front line.
General Crowder has issued the
first call under the new plan. Orders
went to governors Of states for up
ward of 5000 men for service in
spruce production for alrplanes. The
men will be allowed to volunteer un-
til next June 6. After that date a
report will be made TO the provost
general and II there are not sufficient
volunteers, allotments will be made
to the various states to be filled by
involuntary indictment.
Provost Marshal General Crowder
has notified draft subjects away from
home that they must register with
the local board in whose Jurisdiction
they are, sufficiently in advance OF
June to enable the boards to send
their certificates to their home
boards.
Registration Is completed at the
office Of the home boards.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-06-03
ENEMY ALIEN WIVES
MUST ALSO REGISTER

All American-born women married
20 unnatural,zed Germans must reg
.ster along with German women as
aien enemies beginning June l.. &C
coriing 10 Acting United States AZ
torney Rankin
The office OF the United States at
torney has received positive i-struc-
tions in this connection along with
the announcement that all women
subjects Of Germany from Il years
Of age upward must register during
the period embraced from June Il 10
20. inclusive.
Under the regulations their photo
graphs vii. he taken. along with
close description and finger prints,
for Identification in the same manner
as Uncle Sam registers his naval
men.
The registration system to be fol-
lowed will be the same as was en-
ployed in the registration of German
enemy alien men. In cities OF less
than 5000 the women will register
with the postmaster and in Portland
they will register with the chief ct
Loiice.
Decision of the government to reg
lister women alien enemies came
about as a result of activities of pro-
nOunced pro-Germanism by women
who could not otherwise be reached
by the laws and regulations then in
force.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-06-03
CONVENTION PLANS FOR
W. s. STAMP DRIVE

An assemblage OF 400 patriotic
men and women, representing every
section Of the commonwealth. met In
the Elks temple in Portland last
week upon the occasion OF the Ore
gon war savings convention. It was
called for the purpose Of bringing
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-06-03
4 TWICE-TOLD TALE.
One Of Interest TO Our Readers.

Good news bears repeating, and
when it is confirmed after a long
lapse OF time, even if we hesitated to
believe it at first hearing, we feel Sc
cure in accepting its truth now. The
following experience Of an Ashland
man is confirmed after two years:
S. F. Long. 364 Helman ST., Ash
land. says: 4 have used Doan's Kid
ney Pills and can say they are good
They gave me relief from backache
and kidney and bladder trouble and
l recommend them with pleasure
Over two years later. Mr. Long
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-06-03

said: MY former recommendation
for Doans Kidney Pills still holds
good. | know they are medicine Of
merit and cant be equaled for back
ache and kidney trouble. Whenever
have occasion to take kidney rem
edy. Doan's never fails to give salts
faction
Price 6Oc, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Long had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, n. Y.
Old papers for sale at Tidings Of
flee.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16
NATURE TELLS YOU
AS MARY 4 NOME READER
 KNOWS TO WELL.

When The E4dneys arc weak.
 Srtare tells yau about it.
 The urine .s nature. index.
 Infi-quent or 100 frequent passa B..
 Other disorders suggest kidney ills.
 Deans Kidney Pnls are for dis ordered kidneys.
 People all over The world testify to their worth
 1T A Parker prop. barber shop. l45 r street. San Diego. Calf. says: Doan'- K'dney Pills arg fine and there IS no doubt about it. believe That foo mu'h standing. together with ]utl" exercise. made my kidneys give ont on me. Every muscle in my back iched and when lifted my hand above my shoulders. 8 sharp. cutting pain always took me in my back My kidneys were owfully weak, too. Doan'- Kidney Pills cured me and fix ed me up in fine sha pc"
 Soc at all dealers Foster Milburn co. Lfgrs., Buffalo \. I.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

1a" grtrca -t7-s a; EeroacE Tas Rose mercantile .~tatr.-aueac .s present located a. Dtma Landing z u.'a- from Havcecs .-3 yIr. Eas- finds i' ra his afvar-age -5 e--a51i-a a new branch at at tae point where the mines are I5cat led ll-. Ross .s highly s1-a1z as-.e oyer -r- .u-.ec. for rTme creek an- ,ay- the camp s sure of ac least three years prosperity ss t1e-= s cav.1g ground h sign. s- ,he present time susFcjer- 10 trs--- .ke amp that period ot exi-,e1ea Tr addition they e-@ finding rrasrac-- Ta@-aver amy ameB-- ot p-osr.cr.a- aas bean lone a-t ,Aa outlook for adt.d discoveries - 8srr nrie-. IT. camp .s sam@vaa- crippled lF sea-c.- g et water a- present. aat ere-go-a t- -..-g and there .~ 7re-z a7.--ss s-- very ma1 .r the camp MT Ross ayers however -Ea. ID more men a -a n-ea=a- tae pres a- sA7-tage VIII De- --,.4v-l .v .-e -.ma .aa fl. rains commence ---oage ta4 release # .srs. .la-.E5 1lmn@- f man from -a- rad wor< now going s- 4al~- -re l.-e,'ie- -s .Ea Divisional Eo. I Board
 The w4tar .- u.-e .-e .s sa-r l- a- F--~-n- H-. . -s 7t -r sp- s-a-~ are gong r.s1- head p.l-s rs
 .lups an -ae a.i .rss. 3[ ..ase - pile ;. e..- will oe -as-et sa- ra.- t when re-e- .s mor-
 ts- T raAt.s as rain Will en-
 e 9-acreal.E U. -o ..Iice a9 tEe.-
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

dum,- and star. winter mining ~i'h
 clear a.,l and well mIeI poke
 Amoar tic outfits mentioned as working a, present ore olson Broth s--- Hanson and Petersen. Black and rl-ar. Wallace Porter; Gvyler and G,.or Murray D0ugher'y & Leonard: carz Natsaa. Charles sutton; Lars G1nIe--oa. yail.auu4, Mass. Glass asr. 8fod.-i and Hag4r and Ttce and No-6err
 olson Bros. and Hanson and Peter -aa ayIraulll.ng on adjoining bench claims and are sad to have g efr r-.-e in sight. The ground is from 70 F fec, in depth with Q large sa.. and carries gold from The grass -1-s down They have a large area es ground stripped and will make 2 ag cleanup when the water Is plent'- suI.
 -a. s- If -ae ou-ats are either ao.s,.-s md slu.ciug or engaged in docking -u, more ground AS the sa-.1- Ter was not plentiful, most # -aa operators failed % clean up .zs winter dumps and most of them s-a -e# a-s fresh gravel on top of .ee a-l dumps.
 3r Ross ss ae E entirely r.s-  e.-a The .-..ae< nd declares ,hnt .-e camp s the a@zt ae hrs seea n aar- f general prosperity and vol a- ot industry. Tho labor of every man -aere has hee- D demand prae- -!..-r throughout the year and the -l1-a- outlook .s excellent.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

E-nors Co tae see- taa' aa arny -r-n-p.s- a-varte- from Pacific r5r'
 a... .., aays azs f.r The p4r,os. af ...-as -p ta. tso-.p- et H. D. ls a# ora.- points naFe n~-a .a .s...a- ... a...s .ae pss5 sto are 'a.e- .r- a.t TO sea.t- information e.a .e obtained Regulation, prevent inc arm. .ese.s.s maaiag ts'emen'- re- rtas ahat they Enoan aaoar 4 t.t .a44.ry among the soldiers aes~i- -res that they aIl expect to I~tve within sa5rt t.me A t~1 of ta. men now a'taraed 20 inc regul,rs will remain aare a The sapa city Of Home Guards under command Of First Lieu ,en4n, Eoloea and second Lieutenant Boud@r-n1. oorc ot whom recently ar .lse1 from 'ae 9tatrs.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

The ue't.s F aa- Luneard from --e ssna-p .n '.e e.-r s.4- of ra- r.s~s "elne-L.. .aa .as l.-.r -oual -9 t.a lshtesaee compay wharf -hes- new ra-.iaef. .t- 4r.,l.. ia'a ra. hold 'a..r u.s D....... expects r, ...se The n~s ..l.pm-a. hooked 4i. .a d., or rNr eoa fae schooner ..H 7e placed .a --r...+ immediately.
 O1lng 10 The machinery being a.--
 oaa.,.-. 'as H.,-i. E a.4 d rather hard r.m~ Westae..s tic surf ye.,~r- 3as e-~n.ng r-t ,ae anchor held and moorirg place daring Inc night. The tory ne.oaglag to The schooner slipped .,. fasten.ngz and same ashor" .a' -.ls-.5r-c TO dam. zr.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

The schooner Ram which departed ryers some distance ahov~ Ea=t Fork for St MrAaDl recently Tttn a nan- Der of passengers for ~t Michael and intermediate points. returned night before Iast with about all the paseen- gers she could hold Eighteen Or twenty persons were included in tho y.st some of them being from IdtaroA Marshall and other points on tha Yukon.
 The work of rcpainting the Coag, Guard station has been under gay during ihe past few days and tho hunding now shines in coat of white. Window trimmings of leaf green will be added later. AS soon as weatheI conditions permit. the crew will also place coat of the same cOlnrs on the bulding designated as Coast Guard quarters on The north side of Earr1 ls Square
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

0 ? F---.-a- a14 John Ben-et -.ll cave 3I.-tas :e- Discovery creek. - -ro-t4rv 2: El.atea4 rs@r and v.H -ondlet 1rt-a4.e operations on The tributaries os ,a.- stream during r7e -4n.asade- et me -~e-ar The ground 5 10 ae r5raed under a joint agree aer' r.ta severn. Los Ang.~s parties rs3 .ota.neo 5 three year lease on me property from 1lr B~noet who is .h- -~neF aut zh9 Ee-e unable to -ome .a 'a.s simmer or.rs 10 WAT eo1tuloas
 IT.. Los AngI~- people constructed
 ta-ee a..~ drra ra .r.ag water 10 ,-s properties ---r pear saa ;ae wafer suppl, - mpe for aH needs
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16
RYAN GOVERNMENT EMpLoYggs DEMAND WAGE INCREASE
Special 10 the Nugget by Associated prrs-.

AMSTERDAM FF3aF. 1s.cas based iaf4-Eaa -l D have made lnd of af'r l g G emp
 demand workers -o o <. B as ] ave more s per
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16
Special to tn. Nugget sy Associated Pres,

SPRINGFIELD NeIa-lr auto . .e Fair crashed into fence overturned instantly flames ollf under a zre eHtae a within - ar slightly +-or.a~i mark of his -
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16
REPUBLICANS ATTENTION.

There will bc meeting Of the Sew ward Peninsula Republican Club to- ght, Friday August 16, in Burgh hall at 3:30 p. m.
 W. Nj. GRIFFITH, Pres.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

J-1g- Ia-z- N.. .erzaa-- wsz .n Marshall We5-e-.i4g. after tls.'las .7 -ae saars:=< --',.4a .ae aa6.as * 1o.--.a.. meeting s' -re nt--- poia,- .a -a.-ra.l-.. ..-a ss '-- N-gge- -.f-4 4- Marshall Wednesday ,-- D. es-a sa,- .-a, at'er mp.e-.- 3 .- ..l- D Marsh. -~ z... proceed to l-.-,-.,t e54 FL --4-s- The meeting 2. A@1r-s-.. ra- .scgz -1 -1-a-s- .as-.r t-1 Vas attended -s ..-a n.a-
 e.s and 1s1--ue- I1age Wl-s--- -4sm .a~s -- z-- o~er g.ren q very z.-i reception a. al points visited
 -l me prospects are g--.i
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

J. E Ross Dlme creek bushes. Ta gaa'". arrived ID tDc city yesterday on ,nr slao.nar Amy ~h.cn he char -.r@i to rss~ 1t"f large load of ium- 1es H.th which he intend, to build 4
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

Writing b :ueafs .n the city \. F Land formerly well known resident 0; -Ais s-e-.a-. and former proprietor ": .-- .e.4. -n---t sing establishment saollse= sj- intention ot returning q. Nome sa ,a- --z- ...uag, enl may -e-a.a Iu-.-g n-yt all--r Mr. Lang -ew reading a, salem. '-eg7r- M Lang sars h. intended 70 come -- Na-e e- The -e-. .rats aa- vas pre- -sa-ed-ey aa ..-ts--.1r;e accident .a- ~s.r.ag a.s wife srt three e.tIrea ra- @r@ run .a-5 as aH auto wa.l. -.I.ng h , augg7 near ta-L- home Al rer-.-i i1.-r.es and one oi The gi-,+ my TO crippled for ..:e
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16
THE FEDERATED UNION CHURCH

THE FEDERATED UNION CHURCH RcY Charles Howard Shank. A.aiEleg
 IA. M. BIBLE SCHOOL
 (Supt. F. E Julian. EslJ 8P. NJ. WORSHIP with SERMON. ExceIlent music by CHORUS CHCIJ SERMON TOPIC TOMORROW
 "Can we Love Our Enem es?" Thls Church extends Q cordial in- ritatio1 and 8 .arga welcome % alI
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

Daar-..'.r itamo@rger n.- ean r--l- .as s.. .a tae r,.t ol -H- r.u Haa -orl'..ag s.,stcl and nro@ee shingles and n.a..s..s~ placing he .o.erias %: ,ar 4'. dom..ie sol' shape for t.- coming winter Tie roof was 10 h.e shape md --1Is 2 n~-t of slr. r.d offc--
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

T.e I-7- aa1.--.d t.r solomon -e-'s 7. -.s .r 2 load Of gasoline fo t Ias -e. 'uo ro '.@ S.-e-.aC ,ol-' T.~ -.a.onee al bad for t.~ ~.-~uar t.lp s. so"n 1- sa" re- tl.l'
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16
REWARD.

Pad for information concerning the whereabouts of Torvsel Rasmussen, lsst heard Of near Dawson. Forward information to
 C. RASMUSSEN, crcat Falls.
 Montana.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

"~.ag . '-s -lt4-oraE.e w@atae- me a..n IT'D ,- ~.etga I-.f1d plan r-. fo- today a- ne T.tr4~r Women. vas -~s'7o1ed -1-t mr-~ ts-o-sr.a 1-z- or prevails
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

Tas B-.-l. e.tem9-@t 2. escape s.-- S-sss ..r-- ves,a--st al- r4-.-- s- -7 te4 s.- eg.a raec -te .1-- .5a.Iea. -. 2. 1-Dsas .g-s f -e- ,rn.Es e.-r=
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

pleasant ertevta Jum@ut to all attend.
 rg The music VIII he provided ay s,le5- members -f The company Hjta -o~ esttstanre If a }ocai pianist The 5oFs say they intend 10 show patrons -1~ hest tune possible hy nay # dis 7,egjng their appreciation ot the -ourte-l4s shown them by the towns people during ther stay a- me po-,
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

The .-. reto force -@c@.eA4 t-e sa1r--- -aea- ,sea Valdez 'a.s ns.a- .ag ..a. .a~ ~a- -'le->ifs4 -ae.s -ss ss ed .- .1rarlt--l7- galo a- - Z. 2 r s- .-a..1g
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

Io,loa.ng -lort p@rld a: .le weather 'ae sind gam eeme pp se-- rerafy and me tsrome'er tae Coa.t Clas4 -'arion fell 70 -5aa The .reez" remained light howev- .1t ueaaged ro Kick ID $ mo1er t~ s-r' ..ong tte coast re evening The g- -s was rising gain this mau-g
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

t'.e. s.-rflI a.,- of r.ia r,a@.sas ro otetaa~ .t~ nt-ras.es presented ss lo" water sad high bar scr5-s fae .eann"I The Flyer m.nas s-3 10 es- cape from ~naE" river ana e.. make snnhe. ,ry 7. siberia lnae. charter
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

The IT, Davis boys have practically completed arrangements for the fare well dance to be given at Ea gle hall Saturday evening and promises a
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

The .E aog r1lEd wa.-a :or-- -.r o,-lp.ae -'e near ta@ entrance t- raeEe -..er a.s besn torn down dur .ag ro- T,e' t.E 5r TWO and n longer cs...a-e+ -es 1d>e-p@ h tr4- 3rr-- i.a1.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

T.- tr ... leave a.-. -a@ rla.' : <-z-.-- s-d ~4v -e.ars st,s. aa- ----.- tm ~- M..sel -as 4.. s.r. = r--- .a --= re- --rE -.51 today
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

I-@ uaa for TaE.-s creek s-t z .r Ge1-- ~.. .@aa- ravr Mor1s- et a r-- The ra--.u 5 -.. r... .-.-e Tlez- q r-vr .t a u
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

Road Commissioner John 4 W.ir. is now .n tra Ca section. nt og .e- parted ff frat district on .-- a.t t,.9 of th~ Arctic WelnesAay 7ao a..l commence immediately The corstric- ton of '5~ pro3e,red cofdaro, raad along t.~ I.la. divide anra Hes be- tween ihe Casadepa ga and solomon l5ger. some distance above Past F0rE
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

I.s t..t.- 1,partn. ~. 1t. !! !..aaei Wadne- fr@rnre. safa 'a~ u. for east coast point and a a.a..--f af passengers destined for ..rYl- ports A Arg- number o, rhr t.---lser- ,er- co-al for Solomon
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

The rl.sr..f. t.t t.5H -r.r.ilE at,.a. .-.f na.ty ..uH'.ng .o ,he..es aa ... p.rr of Inc m. aer r"-- sole of taa .o.-r..s aee- IT.. Ram pulled o.f ,.r ~4:~,- 1ls.ag -ae tr--- noon ut .- followed D., ra. t-.r
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Creditors Of tho gas schooner ChaI- lcnge are requested 10 meet al the office of w. j. Rowe, Thlraday even ing al 8 p. n.
 TRUSTEES.
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

Read NUGGET aal get e =aa: ot THE BEST NEWS sERvcE
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16

BARNEY OL0ELgL0 -As CLOSE s-A.g FROM OEATa
Nome tri-weekly nugget., 1918-08-16
NEWS NOTES

Additional telegraph news or third rl E. os each IssIe
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Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-30
CHILDREN, RAISE
ANIMALS TO WIN WAR

Another opportunity has come to the
boys and girls to help America win
the war The Liberty Livestock Lea.
que is being formed. Those who join
pledge themselves to raise at least
one head OF livestock. Every boy or
girl who can raise a pig, a calf or a
lamb ought to join this movement for
the production of animals. Meats and
fats are important factors in the world
today and every person who can con-
tribute even a little TO the increase
in their production is doing a truly
patriotic thing. More food of all kind
must be produced. Write at once to
the headquarters of the league in care
of the Agricultural Digest, West IS
Street, New York, and secure pledge
card and badge; then take as your
special war work the raising of at least
one head of livestock. 1t is hoped that
every boy and girl who can possibly
grasp this opportunity will at once
take steps to join the league.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1918-04-30
KU KLUX KLAN AGAIN
APPEARS IN INTEREST OF
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla, April 80.
The Ku Klux Klan is being reOr-
ganized. The famed southern organ.
ization that spread terror to Yankee
carpet baggers and oycrbold negroes
during the days just following the
Civil War is menacing disloyal citi.
zcns. In several sections OF the south
the Klan is getting together and its
members have already appeared in a
few places. The most impressive
work was at Salatook. a small Okla.
homa town, where, during a Liberty
Loan parade, siyteen horsemen. dis
guised and wearing the winding
sheet that served as uniform for
members OF the Klan. silently took
their place in the parade. The horse
men carr ID three banners bearing a
warning = three men who had de.
clined TO luy Liberty Bonds. Before
the parade disbanded the three named
on the bi nners had changed their
minds an6 bought literally.