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Arizona republican., 1918-11-03
An Appeal For Decency

In an advertisement which appeared in this space Saturday morning, inserted by the Coler for Governor Club" the following statements occurred:
 Are von auure that the big interests of this Coan-
 ty iuclnding the mining compdnieS of ArISond
 haze bla,ned attack President Wilson dnd
 his policies for the Protecion Of OFT soldiers?
 That they are Sbcnding millions of dollars 10
 do the 7uork he is doing for the proection of the
 fapiiicS of soldiers?
 Here arc q feav of he things they are trying 10
 kill:
 They 7uant 10 kill the Government nsurunee for
 the fautiLes of the soldiers.
 They uunt to kW the allotment nop being paid
 10 the fdnilieS Of soldiers.
 They 7Uant the Railroad Corporations of
 inc Country for frofteerng. They odnt the
 TcIegrabh Systems to be used for proftteertng.
 Thcv 7vant 10 fT the dp So' the burdens of the
 7vU aH faA on the poor.
 The Republican stands for clean and decent advertising and wishes to publicly express regret that through in advertence Coer for Governor Club should have been allowed to use our advertising columns in this insulting 
 If there was passed by Congress- which was thoroughly non-partan, it is the Compensation, Ao cn Allowance and Insurance Act for the welfare of and their families and the attempt to bring this issue into politics thereby insult the hundreds of devoted and par otic and of this ae who without the slightest thought of politics many of whom Republicans work ing unemienty the welfare of boys disgacefu an that refrain from publicly rebukng it. The whole tone of this advertisement is deplorabe ap peal class prejudice which is always the refuge of the demagogue.
 The finest thing that has developed out of this is the realization that from on, men and women will not be classd on the basis of their money social position. The class distinction the future America without gard to whether they rich poor, will consist of those lo1o x-,r< <,ax Thae forget whether people rich poor and grade them by the ardsck of patriotic service the will realize the highest standard of AJnercanism.
 Such attempts that made in yesterdays advertisement of Coter for Governor Club to stir up class feeling, only excite disgust of the fair minded clear thinking people of Arizona and these people that of such decent advertising will appear in columns. THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
SAN AND
THE SUFFRAGE

Among the prominent Waterfowl
1en who have recently expressed them
elves as being in favor Of Amendment.
g and anxious to support it at the polls
ext Tuesday, are Rev. %. j. Edwards
nd City Auditor Fl. C. Wood.
rCf this amendment which is the one
snfranchising South Dakota ome and
sarring aliens from voting, Mr.. Wood
avs:
The great principles for which our
government stands, and for which our
'3oys are fighting over there should en-
thuse every loyal American to vote
YES OF this amendment and to do less
is not UNFOLDING the great principles
Cor which VIZ stand"
In a recent statement regarding the
amendment, Rev. Q. y. Edwards said.
We are q large family. Our father
is Uncle Sam. There are sons and
daughters, brothers and sisters in this
family. Each and all have duties to
perform. Each and all are dutiful and
faithful, always ready to serve and sac.
rifice. We entrust to the daughters
the responsibility Of training and In
structing the children and the young
in homes and institutions II learning.
We have found them capable, even to
instruct in "Civil Government Our
government is .by the people, and Of
he people,; yet we, the naughty Sons
of Uncle Sam. deny u sisters the
right t. vots,--to talk. Il YOU please.
And we make up a government ..by the
men and Of the men, Talk about Civ
ing the women the right to vote. They
have this right, only that we have de-
priyed them Of it. On November 5, we
have the opportunity Il repent Of our
sins and make good Whit we have done
'vrong. Vote for Amendment .Et.
Il used to be a debater against
Woman Suffrage said Mr.. G. =. Wade
DC the South Dakota School Of Busi
less. But now he AS d result
of the untiring courage and patriotism
Of our loyal wonnanhood ,the citizens OF
South DakoSa are brought to realize
hat BY voting for Amendment they
lot only bestow upon il Women the
,rivilege of an equal voice In an judi
siaI matters, but prevent enemy camou-
slagc and Vaccinations through voting
apaturalized citizens. Vote YES
on Amendment ssE's
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
JENS. NELSON HONOREO
ON SEVENTY FIFTH BIRTH
DAY; SONS ARE All HOME

800 AE
Mrs. Jens Nelson. living eighteen
miles northwest Of Watertown, celebrat-
ed her seventy-fiffh birthday, on
Wednesday the 2srd. and a large com.
pany Of friends gathered at her home
to do honor to the occasion.
Mrs. Nelson's friends had planned a
surprise Of unusually large proportions
for the anniversary, but were unable
to carry out. the plans, owing 70 the
closing Of the churches and the han
on large public gatherings. But It was
decided however, not to abandon the
plans entirely, SO only friends from
The immediate neighhorhood came tc
the Nelson home y help Mrs. Nelson
rightly celebrate her seventysfifth an.
.iiiversary.
She is a regular attendant Of the
Scandinavian Lutheran church 81 4
special service was TO be announced
and when he cof,saIy gathered they
were all to BIZ asked to TIE home of a
- 49,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
DANISH
nElu Of FEAR
III Army CAMPS
PromiaGnt Men u Das Moiiek Is,
Think Fess Hslpsa - SPREAD
NE Efidsmis.

1pStUIl, sCCt.9 WA S0HKSe tp CoIIa-
mon sense and the basic ide 5
Christian Science. and an editorial poll.
cy for newspapers directed against fear,
was urged AT q meeting IN Des MONIES
recently Of q COMMITTEES of business and
professional men which have Virtually
been in charge Of the city drri-p thu 50.
called Spanish influenza epidemic, says
a special to the Christian Science Mon
itor. DR.. w. e. Witte, city %sanitarian,
IS chairman Of the committee. The
membership. includes James r. Hanna,
former mayor; z. G T~hornbnrg. sup.
arintendent Of schools; G. i. Herring
Of the Greater pes Moines committee;
Marshal Miller, president OF the Trades
and Labor assembly; Ralph Faxon, sec
rotary of the chamber OF commerce;
Charles Saverude, druggist and Drs.
Granville Ryan, q. T. Parker and
Thomas +. Duhigg.
The city has been under rigid quar-
antine for a minimum period OF two
weeks, all schools, colleges, churches,
|theaters and amusement places having
been closed to prevent further spread
Of the alleged epidemic,
Soldiers Use it
The fact that soldiers and officers ait
Camp Dodge who are Christian Scien-
fists have not been affected by tl1e cpl
defnic. was called to the committees
attention at the meeting by Mr.. Miller.
There is no question: said DR..
White, that by q right attitude Of
mind these people haye kept them.
selves from Illness. ! have no doubt
that many persons have contracted
the disease through fear.
People can deceive themselves into
thinking they AVE any disease on the
calendar, and doubtless many of them
have thought themselves into their
graves
Notice Immunity
Al recommendation that
arepare editorials citing the Immunity
which Christian Socialists ea.ps Iro.7l
influenza, and urging the use of com
mon sense and q calm attitude of mind
IN conquering fear of infection, was
made by III. w. sByers, corporation.
counsel of the city. The recommends
ton was Endorsed by the committee as
a whole, and newspapers were asked
TO quote the committee to that effect.
Too Much Publicity
Entirely too much publicity has
been given to supposed symptoms OF
he ~soscalled Spanish influenza, was
Mr. Byers' further comment, land j
would recommend that il anything be
printed in regard to the disease IT be
confined to simple preventive meas
iressomething constructive, rather
than destructive
Fear is the first thing to be over
come, the first step in conquering this
epidemic, = said DIR. White. Il am not
Christian Scientist, but I believe m
application Of their principles viii ma
terally aid in preserving the health OF
this community. They did not origi.
nate with the Scientists but are to be
found BY ANYONE who will lake the
trouble to read his Bible.
a work iii infected comrnuni.
tie5s | have always found Scientists
the first to respond to the slightest
suggestion Of u~nsanitary conditions.
and the first to comply with fundamen-
tai health measures"
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
MXaW5

sos sherman apfreg
sos John Harold Painter, Florence
49, Nell John FlaRey, gWsatertpwn
3A6 Earl Lee Pierce, HoltenviIe, Okla.
$40 Edwin DeForest Lacey Water
town
s4l Gpstave Albert Drummer. Troy
1850
1871 George HANSON, Ma~tertosn
s47 Frank Edward Myers, Florence
1917 Ole George Brekke. Wallace
1874 Joseph Darlington Florence
7ss Clearance James Mofehopse Water
town
SAD Olaf 3. Phelm. vFatartosn
100 Archie Louis Cooley, Florence
.695 William Page McMiilsi,, Water
town.
996 Charles Arnold, Hazel
7705 William Heniller. Watertown
265 William Lloyd, Henry
412 James Kenneth Dougherty, Water
town
$50 Roy Benjamin Erich, Watertown
sos Edward David Black, Watertowr
10 Frank WeHs, Henry
~ Thomas Edward Falvey, Kampes
ka
ITS Daniel Christian Blyde, WATERFOWL
SIG Fred Albert Raemacher, Water
town
1885 julius Ernest LaDue, Watertown
349 Frank Bernard Losacker. Water.
town
SOL Perry William Jostad, Florence
1900 Joe Emmer Carinan, Watertown
90 Clayton Aranthus Lamm, Henry
s55 William Henry Olson, WATERFOWL
943 Clark Melvin Fisher. Waterfowl
a23 Charley T.agan, Florence
40 I,ararce Joseph SIattery, Henry
1874 Arthur Edward Cstrander, Water.
town
2ee Edward John Forsberg, South
Shore
AZ Bernon Edwin Louis Arbogast
Henry
1856 Frank Emil Swanson Watertown
2I2 William Fred zastrow, SOUTH
Shore
447 =. I. Clay Gotclls, 'Watertown
1922 Anton schilierm. Watertown
$40 Edward G. Johnson, Watertown
1879 Johan j. Haanstad, Florence
$50 Jacob schrater. South Shore
1o2 Otto Robert schmelling, Water.
town
324 Albert o'Beirne, Florence
,s2s Andrew John Lindmeier, Water.
town
93s Arthur Henry Nygaard, Water.
town
1927 John Olson, Watertown
6 Carroll John Hills, Watertown
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31

IxraendfeE tie Aay. Instead friends
came vii swiasea.ss f HIS taada ss bsaasiksts
aud FEAST III y the gods was spread.
When the company VA SEATED around
tins festive board. Rev. Honstad, iii be-
halt of those assembled q the many
friends unable ID be present. offered
Congratulations and best Wishes, and
fofiowed With q presentation of purse
of one hundred thirty dollars, from
friends, leather rockers from the iadiess
ala of the local church, many beautt,
fni personal gifts and lettersfrom Ecorlss
a0f distant friends. some OF whom nAssd
known Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson IN Sweden.
Rev. OF il Nelson. responded 81 Ne
half o6 his mother, after reading a
poem which he had composed In honor
of8the occasion, being review Of his
mothers life md q beautiful tribute
to sher.
One Of the most pleasing features BIZ
the day was the arrival OF three sons
who had not been home for some years.
they are: Rev. @. H. Nelson, Superior,
Wis. Gustave Nelson, Fargo. N. 81;
John Nelson, Denver. Colo, and q
daughter. Mrs. Carl Hanson. OF Water.
town.
Nj. and Mrs. Nelson are old residents
OF the state, coming from southwestern
Sweden, thirty-eight years ago, For yhe
past thirty years they have lived north.
west of town, ana have a host II friends
Who win join In extending congratula-
lions to Mrs, Nelson on this very happy
occasion.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
Markets
MINNEAPOLIS GRAIN

W eat--Dark northern, $2.23h te
s2.2! No. \ Northern 1921 @$2.22
No; Dark Northern, s2,2oM @s2.22
No Northern, s2.18ik@s2.19; No. I
toarl Northern, s2.16h @$2.IS; No [
yorta sern. s2.15. No. / Amber Durum
s2.24li; No 2 Amber r,arurn, s2.21lga
No 3 Amber Durum. s2.175
CORN--No. 8 white 1.d0Mt.43; No. +;
tellow l.44@1.47; No. 4 yellow 1.saM
AZ; No. 5 yellow l,3AMI:39s No. 5 mix
1,37@l.42; other grades 1.o4@1.aa.
OATS-No. 3 white Mont. s66%s@.6g
X Standard white .64A a. 65 u arrive
s4A @.65A; No. 8 white .64M @.65A
rriye .64A @.6aM No. 4 white .61A@
S4A.
BARLEY-choiee 300 81; ordinary
SEQ 80.
RYE-f.56@1.57; arrive same
FLAx-3.67@3.6s; arrise,&same
OCTOBER OATS-.6aM.
NOVEMBER oATs4-.64M.
DECEMBER oATsH.64@.
OCTOBER RYE-1.55A
NOVEMBER RYE-1.55A
DECEMBER RYE-1.57h.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
ESTA|IBIISHCALL
ORDER FOR men
OF SEPT. 18TH

The master list for the registrants
of. September IL has been received by
the local board, establishing the order
of liability to service for the draftees.
The following list gives the serial
number of the registrants as es-
tablished by the master list, and the
names are printed in their liability to
military service according to their
order number.
From day to day the News will
print a list of the registrants of the
county, until the complete list has
been published. They will appear in
sections OF twenty-five to make it more
convenient to keep the order number.
595 Alfred Milton sebring, Watertow1
1915 George Summer, Florence
472 Ed Elm Wright, WATERFOWL
$50 Eihnore st. Clair Snyder, Water
1894 Robert William Kreiser, Water
town
AL Henry Burkenpas, Bemis
sos Merton Ezekeal Moore, WATERFOWL
1859 Oscar severson, Watertown
1888 George Washington Williams,
WATERFOWL
712 Charley Rudolph zeck, Water
1852 Edwin Lewis Mathiesen, Water
1745 Ernest August Anderson, Water
town
1925
457 Gabrael Fox, WATERFOWL
$40 Nick Frank schmitt, Waverly
1913 Isidore Mike Mondlock, Henry
1888 job Andrew Carter, WATERFOWL
1854 john Henry Stanbach, Water.
1878 James Jorden, Florence
1907 Earl William Sykes, WATERFOWL
1871 Truman Alfred Towne, Water
town
1869 William Avery Eastburn, Water.
T27 Claus I1ngels, Watertown
All Herman John Schultz, Lune
Spring, Iowa
1871 William Hammers, Watertown
972 Henry f. Ellingson, Watertown
1911 James Milton Allen, Florence
sIsarlto ,s--1 ID.
81 Elmer Oscar Machamer, Henry
1874 Lawrence IA. Chambers, Water
1895 Starer William NIalm, WATERFOWL
44tAlbert John Hardt, Henry
1884 August Henry Beehsebe, Water
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
1873 Arthur Lyrnon Herrernan, water.

sllYS arthur L1y1noh Herrenaan, Water
town
s4Jamess HARRIS Converse, water,
1 town
~ Sidney Carl Burk, Kainpeska
$50 andrew johnson, Watertown
1921 Timothy Cleveland Falvey, Water,
town
1901 Frank Lafayette Haight, Water
town
1856 George Rutherford selleck. Water,
town
I710 Herman Henry Growing, Water.
town y
1861 William Dee McCurdy, Watertown
3SS Andrew Donald Gillies, Florence
$50 Walter Leroy Mitchell, Water
town
COZ Ira Warren Skinner, Watertown
1883 James Bizilie Heathcote, Florence
500 Fred James Clark, Waterfowl
7s5 Bernhard John Murray, Kampeska
169 Elmer Chester o Mel, Waterfowl
416 Crawford Wilbur Brown, Henry
1888 Albert Nufer, WATERFOWL
S11 Herbert E. IA. Luck, Watertown
s3S Samuel Jens shelsta, Watertown
II75
1I3 William Benthin, Watertown
$50 George Charles avis, WATERFOWL
S96 Frank Oscar Lindstrom, Water.
town
2so Frank Steichen, Watertown
$50 John Francis Goggens, Florence
551 Oliver Milton Pease. WATERFOWL
1853 William Samuel White, Water.
town
1s45 John Henry Conley, Watertown
713 Freeman Earl West, Watertown
1016 Lars Hjernstad, Wallace
1884 Alva Cyrus Wilson, Watertown
500 Marvin Clark Bowen, Waterfowl
1896 John Joseph Meagher, WATERFOWL
1892 William Henry Urevig, Wallace
1860 John Edgar Thomas, Florence
$50 John Bernice Kingsley, Water
town
5s1 Hans P. Swanson, Watertown
155SCharles Beatty Carrothers, Water
town
VICOSlIllQlJ, w dlSlCOWn -E
1901 William G. Mesenberg, Watertowr
1869 Mark Joseph Davey, WATERFOWL
S87 John A. Bale, Wallace
IT'S Leroy Alvin 1.-THE, Watertown
1876 Clearance Hayes Lackie, Water
town
los Otto Schultz, Florence
1900
1884 Hans Larson, Henry
Ole A. Olson, Florence
$40 Nyle Everest Franklin, Florence
1885 Charles Henry White, WATERFOWL
$40 Tom Reivchiels, Watertown
2G2 Ludwig Christian Gre ing, So
Store
1 Charles Garfield Glider gams@
1886 John S%tsadaassa. South Shoe
1884 Andrew loss il I~aer.csLlt Watel
0 Dera Benjamin '4nslern,an VA
tertown
1897 James Estepam, South Shoe
s6Afyron Burdette corwin, Water.
town
1884 frank Bernard Michaels, v,uey
town
106 John w. Barry, Florence
90 Clearance Arnold Anderson. va
tertown
Robert Harding Baldwin, Water
: town
1865 Mathew Thomas Link, Water9oMa
John Ybals, Watertown
123 Thomas Wallace Chamber, Water
town
SIG John Conrad Solem, Watertown
1852 Rudolph Joseph Udlimek, Wallace
474 John Baptist RAINY, K~ranzburg
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP.
MANAGEMENT. CIRCULATION.
ETC, REQUIRED BY THE
ACT or AUGUST "a,
1912.

Of WATERFOWL Daily News. published
tally except Sunday at Watertown, for
sctober, 1913.
Isdisor, +. J. Cory, WATERFOWL. S. ID.
Managing Editor, same.
Business Manager, ans
Publisher, Watertown Publishing Com
amy
swners: Watertown Publishing Con-
pang; persons holding one per cent. or
more Of outstanding capital stock, II.
J Cory A N. Cory, Of WateFtownt
s. d.
Known bo1idhoiders, mortgagees,. and
other security holders, holding 4 per
cent or Q Of tptai amount Of bonds,
mortgages, or other securities: IL there
are none, so state. None.
average number OF copies Of each is.
sue Of this publication sold b distrib.
uted through the mails or otherwise, TO
paid subscribesss during the Elk months
presiding the date shown above. This
Information is required from daily news
naperg only. 1900.
business Manager.
sworn to and subscrIbed before me
this auth day 81 October, 1915
Arthur sherIis
Notsry Public.
oay sosnlaiasion exr'Isss Fep. II. Issi)
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

CATTLE-25,000. strong to rs lower.
CALyES-steady, top $19.75.
SHEEP--34 900; steady to strong.
HoGs-5,0o leftover 4S24; .15@.25
top $1S.3 0
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
SIOUX CITY LIVESTOCK

CATTLE, 500; strong.
SHEEP-1,5o0 strong.
HOGS-2,500; rs lower. bulk $500
to SIT rs; range ssit6G.7755da 5sssiiss 25
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
SOUTH ST. PAUL LIVESTOCK

CATTLE-I0, 300; .25W.50 lower.
CALvES-steady.
SHEEP-6,D00 steady.
HoGS-1, TOO; steady to 10 lower, top
40.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
United STATIC ssafEsaaD ADMINISTRATORS
w. g. McAeoo, Director General a Railroads.

UNsrED STATES fsafEtsuAD ADMlhl sTnAIT0n
~. G. McAdoo, earsctor General 81 Railroads.
CHICAGO s. NoiTIIWEsTEisN RAILNAYs
sArrice FAssENGEas
1856 A M MinneapoHs and Chicago to Redneld. @...@~S BOD
$50 A. NJ fBrookings to- Watertown. m@a.--@
WATERFOWL to- Minneapolis and Chicago neutrality-suspicious. 9Ass
s$osP. M. Minneapolis and Chicago To Waterfowl 1880 ~@+rs
sac NJ ledheld e MINNEAPOLIS and chicagos~@a~~M @~- 200
.Natertown to Brookinss ~-~@~s @. $40
FIErGITs
sWutertown to Redaelds s-... 6M5
WATERFOWL 20 Candy and Tracy ~- sas
Ills "a. N. +Brookings to Waterfowl
*WatertoWn# to Brcokngs 1880
sa5 PM. +Redned to Watertown .-a.~.m ~~m
sI6 T. A. .canby to WaMrpwn a.-.~- w-rv~-s
MINNEAPOLIS y 81. DUIs RAILROAD
PASSED 8ERs s
6I0 Am. ST. Paul to Aberdeen s.a@~~. e4S
.Watertown r. ST. Paul sas
$50 Z. "A .st. Paul to Watatown .-@--.
lO45 f. NJ Aberdeen to- ST Paul LOO
FREIaITTs
sMatssse#n 70 Morton ..-...~-. --..-s.. .sm....s. 7I5
sWatertown to Aberdeen .-.~sa... 900
200 r. N. Aberdeen TO WATERFOWL ...-~--~-.
500 r. NJ. sAlorton to Watntown
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND AND PACIFIC RAILWAY
PASSENGERS
.Watertown e Ellsworth nth ~-~~~~@~ --~~s- SIG
$50 !. M sEnrworths to Waterfowl
FREIGIers
sWatertown to Ellsworth s.r 40
$50 r. NJ sEllsworth to Waterfront s.. ..~e
GREAT NoRTHEh 81 RAlLWA7
PASSED GERS
.Watertowns to sfoux Falls Z. 1900. ..--~.~- TOO
$3.50 "a NJ Huron to Benson and ST Fll sss.~@..@ ~Mss- @.@s~s $40
200 +. M sst Paul and Benson to Tiuun -s.~..--s~ A...a@ MA@-M 7D5
$50 r N. Sioux rails to Watsrtswns e~-,s-~s@@@-~~-~-~
FREIaHTs
WatertownS 70 BENSON truesdays at 100 Aa Ga@@ ias6
Matetown to fTleon tAdpns sReds aaa FsiaEs~#@-. 500
Watertownto Sioux Fafs Cues FrIsaf SoE A#MAS8 SEQ
100 NJ Hssensoa te NaeraaHa gFnaas 4harss aWa sasAI~@@ass
a22e 81 AZ Hnroa ~ Nataeo#n6 tIQegsE rhrgsa ana 1850
s0ors M Sioux rasH 70 Agaeerfo@n ~~sa~ ~s@ $3.50 @-4~@~
Indicates daily except Sundays
+IndicHtesE davy except A1ondnysa& 81
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
A4syz!yIggzzs|s'ssssssss lsta~'f'
i
THE WEATHER

Fair tonight and probably Friday.
Warmer tonight, and east and central
norton Friday
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31
WATERFOWL GRAIN MARKETS

OATS--49@.55.
FLAx-3.22@3.37.
BARLEY-.66@ IA,
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31

For S~aleTTwo Pnrehred Shorthorna
bulls also Iuroc Jersey boslrs. ". 81.
Stein, Route i. 40s5s
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31

Tor RENT Rooms for 1igshtS
keeping, 61s NORTH ErpadWd 3R
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31

sar saleI have l6o acres az good
farm land four niles south o. FIors
nee which | can sell Tor $50 per acre.
rs acres under cultivation ana
balance prairie. Terms: ST 1000 cash
and $500 per year until paid for.
Inquire Of = NJ. Barker, s. Midway,
WATERFOWL, s. p.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31

For Sale--Chpice hand picked navy
beans, Phone 1858. ((41stt.1
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31

For Sale-36 acres d fine farming
land located only TWO miles from WA.
tertowns This land Isl high i dry
and u well located FOR truck farm.
Practically all under cultivation and
free from auack grass Price, WI
per s $1,000 - and balance can
be handled on tsfnes to suit purchaser.
Inquire Of r, M. Barker, 8 Midway.
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31

For sale1Good onions, delivered,
Phone 3sa5. 1855
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31

gNAE.A ~ &sas2r4v Ee
Late Model Ford Touring Car; also
Hupmobile runabout iii first class
condition, at bargain prices. Inquire of
Roy HitcIiie. 100 9Th Ave. s. n. Or
Phone 1891.
For sale-Ford j passenger ear lin
good condition. DAKOTA Life Ins, Co.
Hgqr salel5 lots, weli lueatel id i
taloeHs, Seaf Of State Normal M;lfiispis,
VlN catasiasr e5haaga oa goust
tractor ana ploss. ~ Swanson.
Phone 1903. tn
a new double Garage for saIe cheap,
le * is, Rubber Roid root. Phone 1903
stfl
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31

b Sale.--Nearly new Nossgk Qlivat
typewyitar. Cheap ii cash. Inquire q
Daily News. 42.tf ss
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31

F777E5lF77T
FOR SAFE
For sale-7Mpdern mouse
blocks from Post Office. Tef1as *
Saturday news. (Watertown, S.D.) 19??-19??, 1918-10-31

For Sale--An all modern room
house near the Catholic school, This
81 u of the finest modern homes Iii
The city. Price, s. ,oopss Terms IL da.
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1918-04-20
MAY SUE COMPANY.

At the time the Hammond. whiting
and East Chicago street railway com
pany obtained a franchise for construc-
ting and operating a branch line on
Dickey Pl. Indiana Harbor. they gave
a surety bond Of $4,000 TO furnish
service on that street within a certain
limit Of time.
That limit expired some time last
fan and Mr. Lawrence. representing the
company has repeatedly said that It
was not the intention OF the company
to build a line on that street this year.
At n meeting Of the East Chica 20
board OF works held last Monday the
city attorney was instructed by the
board to institute suit against the
company and its bondmen to enforce
collection Of the amount OF the bond.
The company seems to think that
the high cost of materials the diff
Guilty Of securing shipments. the scar
city Of labor, etc, justihes them in
their attitude and that neither court
nor jury nor public service commission
will enter any judgement or order to
forfeit their bond or make them build
under the circumstances.
Street car service on this street IS
sadly needed right now and within