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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
Hollingsworth Talks.

Congressman II. y. iiullmc$w"r;h az
the uvcr-Ih"-rlv'r district. passed
through Wheeling yesterday IN his way
L. WaShirgtuu lie j. serving ms Imrd
term III congress and. following TN"
usual custom "f tn. district. IS not
candidh,r Tor rr-"lrrti"n.
II practiv" what ! pr~a"h said h."
and ~ | advocated til" thr"'-t"rm ruI"
when Il candidate. carly ahnouncru
/ that I expected L" abide hy il now. and
! could not consistently ask for = fourth
term Som" If ih' politicians of III"
| district. Judging from Il >;anlari 'Iri"r-
ont from NY own. expressed doubts hu'
| truS, as The tina" linn; f"r entering III"
contest has HOW cNpirrd th"E Will Give
/ me- credit for sincerity.
/ Il am pleased with Ia" list Of EcrWb-
! llcau raudiGaIrs ~ cpi"r"d r"r tn" prI-
llnr!r* any on al whom. II nominated,
will receive. my hearty support.
| Thu. district is fUrrunAt" IN tho num-
| Der Of and ability Of It's Republican lead
crS who. Iii>. lhr I't"pl". are patriotic
lauL sound l., lis" corr. y" mIsihk" can
! Ia. m;,,i. with such Il list al candidates
| L. select from.
! II ana hoping IN" war Will h' over he
: for" my t"r", expires. March !. n">l.
and. II -" ih"r, Will hr ;'Iirr-war prob
: lens greater. If pUSS!h" t'ian IN" war
! itself to cga,m inm"dla;" attention IN
J the nc>i congress. such aS in'' rr-hu'lH-
= ing of WRECKED nations. wrecked homes
: and tn" peaceful ,llS|Elnhw"lI and re-
3 turn Ia civil liz" ~! millions "f armed
I mcil.
. "'rh.. hopes - rilIGNtI"n a:!d 'G' wei
fare of The world ar" involved III tn
. rrSul,.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
55IX IN FIELD
FOR CONGRESS
IN 18TH OHIO

SIm..,:,i iri~lriI:.is l.. I'i" Int' il;S"r"'r.
%T;I H:NNil.Ii..' -. Inn" l'-.A"-
c"rt.nE L. 'r'"rr.:.'."m avaiIa'I" I'r'
I-rIay. .lT ,...iuiiqn:'S weighed - for
In" ,"uSr:.~~r,tnl tight ~ tn" Eighteenth
uhi" 'ii>lrIr: rhr ,"HI!ir"s II I"c'r-
S"!i. i:rl,n"!l and 'ulumoiana each
SWING ~ with -" candidates.
H. FrnmE Murphy AMI ~. toss Allan
are Jefferson count: a"prnnlS; l'aui
" urtH:ugr",r n!!d IlI"!"- !. Howard arr
lrliiuunl ,priuiy.s 'mtrIr>. and l."ilIS
M.Ig": and y y 'iA'hr"alh ar" I"i iIm-
i,.ana county 'andiuHl"S. Til" big ii.lI
ui rinn"I~ gives II"ni!-'' "a hot rae
ir"m now uutIl tn August rri!n"rr"S
jefferson county has f"ur 'vnnd"i"lrS
III ia" lirld f"r tia: I:"p"hlrHn H"iIiIha-
Iirm for lii" stat" legislature. Hon. John
y Mansfield. rr'trmi tnrui"t"''ii IL out
for another term. and ~ opposed Ivy ).
II. CALDWELL. chairman al local draft
board NJ. =. Harry tn"r"nt'r. former
deputy t.r, marshal. amd II. l.. Gal
hra,ih. former jefferson, c"Unly liquor
commissioners II. :. overly at ih;S. 'llI
has no "rro>itl"m :"r til" Democratic
nomination..
Mayor Frank l.. M,Cny rf Ming" lung
ti0u i tir .lrrnr,.rHiI" U;:ii'iid;tl: tor
prosecuting attorney 81 Jefferson county
AMI VIII oppose Prosecutor i;":' tarp"I-
Ter. Republican,. 1T til" N"N'm""r Vi.c-
I ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
DRAF 7 BOARDS
SETTLE DISPUTE:
QUESTION or NoN-ESSENTIAL EN-
PLoYMENT is EXPLAINED
BY BOARDS
Regulations from Washington Army
Headquarters Tells OF the
Classified Work.

quito ScaTc was thrown iiIiu u great
number Of rropl" when iii" United
; :statos government iss,lcd orders for
hose engaged III non-c%S"niIal labor
mus, seek producing JOB or join tht'
army So many were in doubt about
their own status in III" order thai all
draft bo;trds were flooded with inquiries
regarding their cases. hut IA" boards
knew only what tic y'r"SS had published
and w"r.. IA the dark as Ia via, was IN
ciud"d In the list.
! tn S"lcctivc service Regulations. iaug.. :
No. 1. ISSUED from tn" ollie" III Provost
Marshal General ii Washington and just
rcrriN"d in the city. says jhat II Will
H.. h.. ,iu,S TT all p"r>"n~ ""nn""t' 4
with ;li administrator at Ih" H"l"c'I,''
Scrvrr.. law aud regulations. an! II all
citizens t." report u Tin. ncar'$' local
board all Facts which may com" - ttl'.!i'
knuwl"her al r"sIStrnuS wiIn at idi''
ar win, ar" riEaE"d II ANY '".rupn tI"iI
,.un&Id"i"d nmn- "Sscntial 9r iI"n-rr"iur-
tive The local board Siral! prompt,
luvrStign," the circumstances ~ the
case. giving she rcEiSlrnn' r":t>unhhl''
n,,pnriuui,y 10 submit such evidence" -
h~ may desire by affidavit ar "'h"r" l>''.
The local draft board. # having t"aih
the rr:iStraHt IN. non-"Ss"rtiN work or
- AN idI"r that tn" deferred rlHSsli""t
lion. II ANY. and ,i,r rr'"r h"mh"r T.:
Tho. guilty one bH Withdrawn :,u% tho
rneiSi rant DC liable /" l." lmim"'iia'"i>'
indu.trd into military service. TIL" t"i
inw!uy list Is considered tn" II"n-''>-
Srn,Ial work engaged IN 10y an" able
b"di"d r:giS;rani.
ta)-l'crsons engaged ~ ia" serving
Of food and drink ~ "lih"r. IL pubic
plarcs. including clubs ana hotels.
~ Passenger elevator operators AMI
, attendants and d""rm"m. I"''l!E"H. a.
TAG" openers and other n't"n!h@iS 80
clubs. h"l.iS. stores. apartment h"uS">,
: Office buildings nud bath houses.
! Ic)--I"r."uS. !nrludinS uSh"rS and
/ other attendants engaged and "''"r''"
| IN and connected with games. sports ans
! amusement. "Ac"pting actual performers
r: lcsiIiIr,a;o nnuS"1"n". concert :
lnnrras or theatrical performances.
/ d. Persons engaged In domestic scr
vice.
! co.'s alos rl"rits ard rih"r clerks en-
! plnyn,l in stores and other mercantile: cS'
! Establishments.
! The following er"uu'l* SHALL be a.
rnprrd hy III" local and district h"nrd>
as n reasonable rNcusr f"r temporary
! ldlercss ar for being engaged In ron
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15

The State Board Of Edura;ion VIII
NEE, in Charleston nry' week. begin
ming Tuesday. for iivc-iaH session.
it waS announced to-day a. ~" state
Department Of schools. Two import
AM items Of business viii h" rnnsId'
cred. One of ihrs" will consist IN
raS>in" on the applications of candi'
dates for teachers certificates VINO
hav, graduated from normal framing
hiuh schools and denominations! and
rrjya,c schools. CONSIDERABLE" time
.,Ien Will he given To The revision 1T
the STAT, manual CnurS" oil study
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
J. W. Mayors Now at
FOTi SCTeyel, Ga.

In rhr lam" issuc Of III" TransnIr'r.
4 periodical which * ISSUED H"nthl! IN
III" interest rt lhr -mrl":"s Of IN"
t'h.San-ak" ard Potomac Telephone
company and assn"i'r ii companies. thu
nanI.. pl,.tur. aud Il short AtSt"rT Of j.
w Mayors. formerly employed al the
Wheeling plant 81 tn" trh.uh"nr CONT
ranv appears he j. at III" present
,imo in training ~ Fort Scrrvrn. Ga.
\ letter from him thri appears III thu
SAM. issue - !" ii1'. "if"c' lnHf H.
gr..all,, enjoys thr triSk ramr IL. anal
is hcrinr to soon =" across ihr sous ~
hr able IL take MS "rrnch" AZ the
kaiser.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
CAPITAL NEWS:

CHARLESTON. W. VA. Jun" IT, =.
4 charter WAS issued today by ;hr
Secretary Of State 10 the Ohio Valley
Finance Company. Of Huntington. ~
operate a. sam" place; capital stock,
$50 .00U: !nCorpcratorS. W. 7. Whiia'
kcr. y. II F'pwle. w. l.. Allen. Of Ports
mouth. O.: Willis III. Fuwlc. Of Hunt
inglon, and ". II. FowI", III Quick.
sand, W Va
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15

l-RBANN--!lcrhrrt N'..r. aS"d a. Was
struck by an Fri" passenger tram ana
killed.
Observation-Disclosures training fo'
high school boys VAS ordered h "a"
board Of education
cLt.vF:I.AND--IiIii' "di p'
Soueh; bv all Iu"m Of draft az" "h"
hay. fed t. foreign countries
AKRON-trrr"r Senator {. W. t'!cN
has b.cor... :, caniida," FOR ;nc I'"pHoN-
can nomination. for congress
NEW PHlI.ADELfitlN--N mic $h'
was taking down 81 ''aS from Ho!' ~
her ward /" thrlch:"'ile. Mrs i. t.
Wells. aSnd -. was shot ana Killed oE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15

u score Of persons are rec"TrrinS to-
day from injuries received when Il cit!
bound Kcnrywond park street car
crowded with picnick"rs. crashed ini'
anuthnr car n IaiTuesnr Junction al II
n'clork last night. Th" injured w"r'
taken 10 -. Joseph's and l'radhocN hes
pitfalls. Tho mntnrman OF tn" Ser"n"
car said his brakes failed I" work "oai'
ina: down 4 hill above tho Junction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15

Officers attd men NJ Tia - N"ntE-
division. ,h, "!i 'i!i" \Ati"na! '''"'''
DIVISION W"r" III @ISh Sniti'> ana ahN'-
GUS u embark Tor France. according L"
Adjutart t;,H"ral ''""rS" II. Wool WIZ
returned from tau'i' l.''. .rG ma. ,''"'
morning. where ~. ha,l .cnu" with ''"F-
rrnor ,.n> 70 hid thu ohio boys farewell
and God s,,n..d ,n IL, h;lt -: III" stat.
I;oyern.r cox delivered Il ptrtln" far
r+wsH.iu each Individual unit. l. - "N-
r.cted tho old National Guard boys VII!
be in France soon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15

r.l,nr than money hrcawsr--th'% earn
,,.,,,o,. huv.a WAR.SANINGS STAMP
TODAY.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15

Managers Of all rubl;" eating places
in ohio were. notified To-day. ty stat"
Rood Administrator truAt"u that 'h"E
can serv,. beef At only f"ur meals Il
,veek-,hc nn"n ,r..ai "u Sundays. Tues
DAYS. Thursdays and saturdays.
tIous-hold..rS arr. r"ru.StH n"t. uiihEF
any conditions To huy NOR" IMAM one
and a quarter pounds ~ solid s"''t or
on. and Il hale pounds with h"n'. Tor
each person per week. More liberal Us9
Of pork. bacon and han,$ Is urged.
y. The new rn.at regulations wrr" 'SS'''''
in accordance with rs'iur:;t u; + tHi':"'
Food Administrator ii""N"r. ~h" 50
The prescu, surplus -: ''""' i 'nS''N''
cient 10 meet the summer H'h'a'"S 70
the American and allied arHti'S.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15

G.. +. Parry. chairman "f III" SPEAK
ers' bureau ~ tE" state d''iHi;S' '"u''''''
announced to-day thu, i'"rShns veterans
are no longer available Tor Sp"hN'"S -"
rar.rnsntS. They hav" h""u granted 4
g., d.,.... ruriou.hS - viSi; thor h1in.s
before returning |" fran;"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
MANY INJURED.

r1rTSEl'RGH. Junc lt.-More ;han
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
BLOWN FROM BUILDING.

I:ci.r, i.o-;,n aged Il. wh" was shoot
IuS u: rats.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-06-15
OHIO NEWS


Special pispa,rh i" III" tn,"lliS"n'"r.
,-or1-,rtr-s ., iur,. Il-Vh.. ,ilu..
., 49,,
Tor HING p"p''S ''
: ticNees AeF t"e ~ lima ~
,ist IL eXuired Thursday midnight. Their
,., ,,,,,,. declarations
Governor }. NJ I"N W." 'S'H' '''
sition :"r denomination. Th'rc arr
three candidates for the ft'pUhltcan nvt:;-
NATION. The list follows
Governor democrat: I9r'"S NJ ,"'\'
Dayton. Republican: Frank Is. Niit'>'
Fl. Arnold. Columbus.
Lieutenant OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, '''t
y. Bloom. E"wliug Gr"e!. Arthur L.
Champnry. f!yrla. ts'iUpIir;ri' .NttatI
6 Mcdonald. Dayton: l. i. N:"u>. NIX.
Sterling; .>hram ". Nslcr. Canton: NJ
bert H. Herr. l..ma: William Il. S"i,ii'
preble COUNTY: Glar.uc. :. Gro"u. N"Si
Tnion: Bert &; E;ckI"N. Dayton. M:n"r
e. Norton. Cleveland.
Secretary OF Stat,.--p. moCrat: VII
Fam l. Fulton Newark. Republican:
Harvcy G. Smith. ZHn"Sviil". Frank II.
Kerr S,e,It.nyiIi.: Fred Nj. tluphtnS.
f,st,ria
Treasurer Of S,a;.-rc:I"crai. Ch"s-
" Arrhrr E.liairc. j
Attornev acknowledgements Joseph
Ncf;b.a t.,,Iu,nl.,,<. l;"r;:nlIrHn: ~.
L.. II,1i,r I,f,.f,s,.ir.. Lvl:u H. PrI".
,.T,,r,h,,,
ID S,,,rn,u., ..rur: r,wn 10 hc nom
,n5,oLI-pr,,,,.,r oscar w N"wunn.
pnrrsnouih. William H. S,..,,v... l.:<l"m:
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-15
WHY BUY A WAR STAMP

"W. s." War Savings Stamps
be all the public buildings throughout
every school schooroom the
Great Britain which proved marvousy
there, the United States starting
emphasize the Importance, the dignity,
necessity of thrift Intelligent saving be
citizen this land And furthermore by this
plan all be Immediately simple
o. security which cent?
compounded quarterly These the security
the world today.
The greatest beauty of the plan absolute simplicity
Thrift Stamps purchased % with
thrift card with for 10 When the
filled it has value of 4 This card presented
postofce together with IL added exchanged
for with which savings certificate with
place 20 of these These stamps
time $42 They have value of So which the
government pay them years A
the time You the compound interest figured
all little drbes of
S412 S. individual
500 of these Stamps cefi
time He 100000 worth in all
they be purchased? At postofice,
mail any bank, railroad station
office other where
will be the sign "W S. S. for Sale Here" -
organization the State of Idaho for the advertising
the thrift savings stamps has been completed Every county
committees, all of which direct touch with the "W 81
everybody help in this work. help preach the Gospel
that not.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-15
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY MAY
SUE COUNTY OF BOUNDARY SOON

Northern Pacific company appeared
before the county commissioners, sit
ting as a board of equalization, and
asked for a reduction of the N. P.
taxes. The board of equalization re-
fused to lower the assessments. Then
the Northern Pacific people filed a
claim with the commissioners for a
refund of the taxes the company
claimed to have been excessive. Fol-
lowing the advice. of the county
prosecuting attorney, o. C. Wilson,
the commissioners declined to act in
any manner concerning the claim
for a refund as this was not con-
sidered the proper manner for the
question to be handled.
Assessor Bush claims that the val
uation placed upon the Northern Pa
cific lands is equitable and just and
that he can produce many witnesses
to testify to this. 1t is claimed that
the raise in valuation on Northern
Pacific lands was made as a result
of some of the company's own valu-
ations.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-15
WRITES OF LIFE
OF A MARINE

Mr.. and Mrs. Alonzo Osborne have
just received another letter from
their son who is a marine, Tooth
Company, 8th Regiment, stationed at
tt. Crockett, Texas. Alonzo, Jr., tells
some of his experiences as follows:
"Well, we had quite joke in camp
this morning. 1t is the first Sunday
morning since we arrived when we
had to answer roll-call and about
two-thirds of the camp never got out
of bed. The top sergeant said he
would put the whole company on re-
port so after breakfast we had to
put on our leggings and fall in out
in the cold and wind to hear the
Articles of War or as it is COM
monty called in the marine corps,
rocks and shoals"
he went over to the office tent and
hunted around for about ten minutes
and then came back and told us he
couldn't find a copy of the navy reg
ulations so he had to dismiss us
again.
Yes, will bring my old rifle home
with me if Uncle Sam will sell it to
me-that is, if l am all together in
one piece yet and | don't think any
Mexican greaser can get the best of
me, especially with all the good
shots that we have in this company
Really l am a better shot than l
thought l was for if you stop to
think, 500 yeards is over a half mile
and putting ten shots into a six inch
circle at that distance, as | did on
record day, is shooting ~retty good,
no matter who it is. We don't shoot
any further than the 600 yard range
for records but on practice days we
shoot the 800, 1000 and 1,20O yard
range, at a SO inch bullseye. l can
lay down at 1000 yards and put
every shot in the bullseye. That
kind of shooting would get a deer
every time. You can see that these
rifles shoot very accurately but they
like to come back on a mans should
err too, with the kind of ammunition
we are using. The bolts of four
rifles in our company, broke on last
record day. 1 had a hang fire in
one string of 'rapid-fire' but held it
on the bullseye till it went off and
| didn't lose the shot"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-15
PUT in EFFECT
new CASH PLAN
GROCERS OF BONNERS FERRY
ACCEPT SYSTEM OF IDAHO
FOOD ADMINISTRATION
CUSTOMERS SHOULD SAVE
Deliveries Twice Week To All Ports
of Town.

Beginning tomorrow the "cash and
carrv" plan will go into effect in
Boomers Ferry as will also the CO.
operative delivery system.
No credit will be extended to any
retail account by the grocers of the
city and deliveries will be paid for
by the customer at the rate of 10
cents for any amount up to $50
pounds and 5 cents additional for
each hundred pounds or fraction
thereof over the first $50 pounds.
In nearly every town in Idaho the
cash and carry plan has been adopted
in accordance with the request of
u. S. Food administrator for Idaho,
r. F. Bicknell, of Boise, Idaho
In his letter to County Chairman
King, Mr.. Bicknell advised that he
would arrange to protect all mer-
chants who were patriotic enough to
adopt the leash and carry" plan and
that he would endeavor to handle
refractory merchants through the
licensed wholesale dealers The Bon
ners Ferry merchants took the posi-
ton that if Administrator Bicknell
planned to force the adoption of the
system it would be better to get into
line before drastic measures were
used. The state food administrator
urged the immediate adoption of the
system but stated that owing to con-
ditions in various districts he would
set January 18th as the final date
for the adoption of the cash and
carry plan. According to reports from
Occur d'Alene City the merchants of
that city adopted the cash and carry
system on January End. 1t is also
reported that the Standpoint mer-
chants have adopted the cash and
carry plan with a single delivery a
day, the delivery to be cooperative
as in Bonners Ferry.
All the grocerymen of this city fig
ure that a fair trial of the cash and
carry system will convince everyone
that it is best for all concerned. The
savings made by doing away with
delivery systems, with bookkeeping
and with the losses ocassioned by
credit, will be given to the customers
and some of the merchants have fig
ured that they can now sell their
goods for five per cent less on nearly
all articles. Where produce is bought
the merchants plan to give either
cash or coupon books in exchange
Where coupon books are bought
discount of two per cent will be al
loved This means that the customer
should be able to save about seven
per cent more under the cash and
carry system than under the credit
system on many articles.
Frank Edmonds has been given the
contract for the cooperative delivery
system. Orders must be in the stores
before noon each day of delivery and
deliveries will be made twice a week
to each part of the city as follows:
Monday, Northside; Tuesday, Island
and South Hill; Wednesday, East
Flat and West Flat; Thursday,
Northside; Friday, Island and South
Hill; Saturday, East Flat and West
Flat. No c. o. D. deliveries will be
made.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-15

According to a letter received re-
Gently by Prosecuting Attorney o. C.
Wilson, from officials of the North
ern Pacific Railway Company, the
Northern Pacific will soon start a
suit in the federal court AGAINST
Boundary county to secure reduc-
ton of taxes on lands of the COM
pany in the county.
If the suit is started it will, in all
probabilities be an expensive one for
the county as it will very likely mean
the cruising of the Northern Pacific
lands and many witnesses will be
called into court.
The taxes on Northern Pacific
lands in Boundary county were raised
in 1916. That year the company paid
its taxes under protest and it again
paid under protest half of the 1917
taxes a couple Of weeks ago. The
Northern Pacific has 95,843 acres of
land in Boundary county upon which
it was taxed in 1917, 81 ,428.39.
In 1917 the representatives of the
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-15

in the United States.
Most of the QUESTIONABLE blanks
have been returned promptly and the
questions have, in most cases, been
correctly answered.
Many of the Boundary county reg
istrants have applied to the exemp-
ton board for permits osenlist and
this week there were three of these
applications made by Plumlee Baker,
Forest Albert Gaillac and Austin B.
Nystrom.
Last Saturday the exemption board
began issuing to the registrants the
new final classification cards. These
classification cards must be kept on
the person of the registrants and will
replace the original blue registration
certificate. A man between the ages
of q and 80 years who cannot pro
duce Z final classification card for
a peace officer is subject to imme-
diate arrest and Imprisonment as a
deserter.
According to the county records
twenty men in Boundary county, sub
ject to draft, have enlisted since the
last contingent for the national army
was called.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-15
EXEMPTION BOARD SENDING OUT
FINAL CLASSIFICATION CARDS

Last Wednesday the last of the
questionnaires for Boundary county
craftsmen were mailed out from the
offices of the county exemption board
by Clerk Sweitzer Moore. If there
are no delinquents all the question
naires will have been returned to
the board by Thursday.
Last week the county exemption
board turned over to Sheriff Dunning
a new list of men who have failed
to return to the board their question
naires and who are therefore posted
as deserters. The list follows:
George Pilipovich, Boomers Ferry.
Philip Cumrt, Boomers Ferry.
Ivan McLennan, Spokane, Wash.
Michael Angelo, Hickman, Idaho.
G. Panagos, Tacoma, Wash.
X. Kishimito, Macarthur, Idaho.
Dale Beaver, Pawnee, Okla.
The names of most of the above
indicate that they are foreigners end
it is more than probable tnat none
have knowingly violated the selective
draft laws. This they will have to
prove, however, should they ever be
lpprehended by any peace officer
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-15
Boundary's "Four Minute Men"

A new organization for patriotic
work has been sanctioned by the gov
eminent and consists of "Four Min
ute Men" whose duties will be to
keep the public in touch with various
drives and government enterprises
through four minute talks to be given
at public gatherings, especially the
theaters. In this county Senator w.
S. Walker was first appointed chair
man of the Four Minute Men but
owing to i'll health he had to decline
the honor and Prosecuting Attorney
o. C. Wilson was named in his stead.
Data concerning the duties of the
Four Minute Men has not yet been
received but it IS understood that the
first campaign they will take an
active part in will be that of the
Thrift and War Savings Stamps.
Complete information concerning
the plans of the organization in this
county will be made public in the
near future.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1918-01-15
Valley Couple Married

Miss Josephine Limp and Earl Van
Etten were united in marriage last
Thursday, Rev. E. r. Henderson of
ficiating. They left the same day
for Spokane where they will spend
week or so on their honeymoon
trip.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Lipp, of Copeland and
the groom is the son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. F. VanEtten, of Porthill. Both
young people are wellknown and re-
spected and they have hosts of
friends who join with the Herald
in wishing them a lifetime of true
happiness and prosperity.