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New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-04
POLICE KEPT BUSY


During the past week the police of
the city. have been busy keeping out
siders from disturbing the peace, and the
fine Golfer has been considerably swelled.
Franz Weyer was fined $25 and costs,
the latter amounting to $3.50, on Sat
urday morning for using profane language
in speaking to the country food admin
istrator. It is reported that he was
told he could only have a certain amount
Of sugar to use during the time that he
had the threshing crew and he became
Infatuated at this and used profane
language. Is. -
Frances Mclaughlin Of Sioux City,
Ia, was fined $500 and costs for drunken
ness recently. The entire amount came
to $1O.55. :-. G.
A group Of young fellows from Huron;
S. d. while here relieved the exhuberance
of their spirits by singing on the streets
and in the park Their music sounded
like noise ito the guardians of the law
and the boys paid SIS each and cost $
in justice court.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-04

>Comstock-Elliott Company will send here
will be Lavinia Vim, Harry Meyers
Theodore Warfeld, FRANKLIN Graham
Helen Du Bots, Anna Little, James F
Fulton, Thomas C. Leary, James E.
Rome, Billy Gould, florence Smith
and Marian Haeber. !
Jerome Kern has written eighteen
musical hits for "Oh, Boy, and they
are being played on the .victrolas al
over the country. Among the most
notable are 'An Old Fashioned Wife,
"Till the Clouds Roll By, Rolled Int
One', words are Not Needed, "Whe1
It's Nesting Time in Flatbush'' anc
"Flubby Dub, the Cave Man." ooh
Boy ran two seasons at the Princes:
Theatre, New York. : L.
Seats will be on sale at the Ponce
Drus Store Thursday.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-04
LOCAL PLAYHOUSE
OPEN NEXT SUNDAY
Turner Theatre Offers Smart
Musical Comedy First
ooh, Boy!"

ooh, Boyn' the smartest and bright
est musical comedy hit known since
the days of "Floradora'' and the fourth
of the series of New York Princess
Theatre musical comedies, which began
with Nobody Home and was follow
ed by Every Good Eddie, is announced
by F. Ray Comstock and William
Elliott as an attraction at the Turner
Theatre next Sunday, Sept. 8. ION,
Boy!'' was first produced in New York
and not in the past twenty years has
any musical comedy scored the knock
out achieved by this phenomenal hit.
ooh, Boy!'' is the intimate type of
musical comedy in which there is that
close association and friendly spirit
of appreciation between the players
on the stage. and the audience in the
theatre.
The story was written by Guy Bolton
and P. G. Wodehouse and the music
by Jerome Kern. The story deals with
the adventures of an interesting group
of people in a little country town.
Jackie Sampson, an actress playing
"Modesty' in the morality play @Ex-
perience', becomes involved in fuss
that happens in a gay restaurant and
during the trouble hits constable Simms
in the eye. She gets his pistol away
from him and in making getaway
climbs fire escape that leads into
the apartment of George Budd, a young
college professor. Young Budd has
lust been married to Lou Ellen Carter
and they have determined, as the mar
rage was a secret one, that the bride
shall go to the home of her parents for
the night. 1t is just after the bride
and groom have left the apartment the
the actress arrives. Mrs. Budd has
left behind her a suit Of blue pajamas
and other fnery which she intended
to wear on her honeymoon. Constable
Simms appears on the scene, but with
rare presence OF mind Jim Marvin
introduces the actress as Mrs. Budd.
What happens when the real bride
groom returns and finds a lady in the
pajamas of his wife, together with the
complications which ensue when the
bride and her mother return and the
bridegroom's Quaker aunt appears, can
be better imagined than described.
In the special organization which the
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-04
AUGUST WEATHER

August, according to the report OF
Alex L. Henle, voluntary weather OBJ
server, was almonth Of extremes. There
was a difference Of AZ degrees between
the hottest and the coolest day and
these two days came only a week apart.
August rs the thermometer registered
SO degrees and last Saturday it dropped
down to 46 degrees. The mean temper
allure was 1898 degrees. There was
a superabundance Of moisture, the
total precipitation amounting to 6.63
inches. There were thirteen clear days,
twenve partly cloudy days and SIX
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-04
u. s. DEPT. AGRICULTURE
SENDS OUT WAR EXHIBITS

The Department Of Agriculture is
sending out a Grain Grading demonstra-
ton, in charge Of Mr.. Vim. IT. Nc Donald,
grain supervisor from Minneapolis, Min
nesota Office Of Federal Grain Super
vision. aas #
This demonstra will be given at
the Big Mankato Fair, September 18th,
18th and 18th, and will prove to be
Of great interest to every farmer in
learning more about the way grain is
graded, and how the grain buyers ar
rive at the test Of their grain when
sold. This will be one OF the big feat
ures at the Mankato Fair, and will
cover space Of 200 to $50 square feet.
Mankato will also have a War aEx-
hibit, including Air Ships from the
Overland School. Flights will be made
at different times during the day on
all three days Of the Fair.
There will be a Tank on display;
also exhibitions by machine gun corps.
Mankato is very fortunate in getting
these government attractions for their
Big Fair, and it will prove to be one
of the biggest and best exhibitions
held at any fair. 4, z.*.@z.f,'s
The Stock raisers will find an ex-
ceedingly large exhibition Of full blooded
cattle, as there will be over one thousand
head Of livestock exhibited. The big
war exhibition will be an attraction
which will interest everyone at this
time. - t
s>- ~. T. J. . .s5,. S>.v'.-e-* -
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Pellant of Mil
waukee arrived Saturday. for. a several
weeks visit with their son, E. J. Pei
liant and family. -
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-04
DEATH CAUSED BY CIRCLE SAW

The entire community was shocked
last Thursday to. hear of the. sudden
death Of Neil F. Potter, one of the
most prosperous. young farmers in this
vicinity. r. ri, =.
At about 1:30 Mr.. Potter and his
+ hired man were. saving wood in the
yard with T.. a circle-saw when in some
manner the bolts in one end of the
saw broke letting the saw loose and this
struck him across the head, chest and
shoulder, killing him instantly DR..
Nuessle was Immediately summoned but
| to no avail. 81 ,%l Is.
Mr.. Potter was born, July II, 1889
at the farm home of his father, J ohm F.
Potter. He attended the rural schools
and also went two years to the public
schools in this city. s = PHI s.ss: {.
On September a, 1912 he was mar
ried to Miss Marie G. Jensen Of Brook
vile, and moved onto the Bendixe1l
farm, one and one half miles east Of town.
Two years later Mr.. Potter purchased
the farm and continued to reside on it
up to the time Of his death.
Mr.. Potter was an industrious young
man, a good father and a devout christ
ian, being member Of the English.
| M. E. Church. He is survived BY a
wife and two sons, Milton, years and
| Neil 2fyears, also his father John F..
Potter, his step mother, four brothers
and one sister, namely: Roy and Ana Of
Chicago, Wayne, who is, on his way
overseas, Herman and Lilly who are at
home, and four brothers and one half
sister, Wilfred, Harold, Maynard, Luz
ella and Raymond. His mother pre-
ceeded him in death about fourteen
years ago. The funeral was held Mon
day afternoon at one o'clock at the
home, and at two clock at the English
NJ. 3. church, Rev. j. w. Bostrom Of
Amboy, formerly Of this city, officiating.
Interment was made 1.-THE city cemetery.
| Mr.. Potter was a member d. the Home
Guards which was recently organized.
and the entire company led the funeral
procession. Springfield Free Press.
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-04

cloudy days. Therewere thunder storms
on August 1, 4, 5, 9, IL, Is, IT, and
Fl. The prevailing wind was from
the south. + y
New Ulm review. (New Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1892-1961, 1918-09-04

Dr.. l. a Fritsche returned home
Friday from a two weeks trip to Chi
cago, Milwaukee and French Lick
Springs, Ind. On the way back he
stopped of for a day at the Mayo
hospital at Rochester.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19

The dr0dkh y srsAtins mech con-
fssn with sssfyb0iy. II has besa
M days sinnA tho sst rain Tall md
gsfdsa stuff Ii virtually ruined
All corn b also saaiy damaged.
Tbs potato crop 10 cas fully bail
d. w. Dfc@n made d business
sf.S N hsasil Rock. Ask. last sssk
Mf. Bnbvn ssys the dfoash has ri
iscted ta~ esopa heycnd Memphis
even WORSE than here.
The Hsrnish family have received
word that Bssymsa Hsrish hss
arrived safely 4 Somewhere in
France
Joe Sidles left saturday tpr Mil
ssukse and other Wisconsin eaias.
On 4 visit.
Mesdamss H. l.. OveEsoa and f@s
Aaieock spent the tlay tuesday q,
the home Of Miss Anna Gsansaa or
Jones Greek.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19
~
! RssI'd'ls.

Rsv, PAliiIps iiI1sd bic regular
appointment ~ IT. Liberty Eunday-
Qnits d large crpwd attended.
Born. 10 Mr.. and MI. Edaaf
5psra. July 18th. biz Dor.
Mr.. and M,s. peasiine Sanders
and baby ~ LneksSsyllle. spent lhs
weekend With ] y. johnson and
family.
j. K. Simpkins. Morris MBsehell.
y. ". Story and ]. r. Owens motor
I'd to Hsdlsvs Bead iast Monday.
Mn. G. w. Harris and li.lle
daughter, Annabeii, visited Mrs.
Hsiria' sister. Mrs.. Ruby Scot. and
Mrs. W. R. Williams. Of Nashville.
LIST week.
Il. A. Scott WAS called TO Diekson
to attend the bedside vi bis grand
son, Robert. con 81 M. anu Mrs
Nuts Scott. who 10 quite sick with
typhoid lever
Little Miss Lucy spsisht. who
wss carried to st. Thomas Hospital.
Nashville. lac, Sunday and operated
on Tor appendicitis. 10 getting along
nicely.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19
Ailman-I>ean.

4 wedding III much interest 10 i
wide circle u iriends in Dicksoe
county. MAJ that III Miss lS@nss4ls
Dean aad MI. Walter Altman u
Vanleer, which was beautifully
solmniaed al thr ho,as 81 III. oiiics-
ting mini tier, Rev. w II Rollins,
Ga the evening o July \. 1913.
The home fM the occasion wa.
artisticslly decorated with Terms
palms sud sweet peas. An impro
yised altar oi palms and stand 81
sweet peas had been erected a, To,
loot Of the stairway about which
the bridal party was grouped for th,
ceremony. Miss Aieae Hunlet
presented \ pleasing picture In .
lovely gown of white tisorgstt,
crepe with which sha wore a p,ctur,
hist to harmonic and played Mend
els.ohn Wedding March and mus,,
during the ceremony Miss Blaneh
.Tavlor was Attraetiyely gowned II
u Maize Georgette crepe and sang |,
number OF appropriate souas Tn.
bride maids. Misses Dol,ie and
Dora fowera. were becoming airlisi
rs's#. ,s.aas NJ pink Isnrgrtin .erels
and carried a shower bouquet oil
pink rosebuds, Miss Ava fersu
son wac beautifully dressed in =
pale blue G~osse.te crepe and car
r,ed bouquet u white rosehuds
Mr.. Frank Adler acted as best mau.
Li,tls Miss Zelda Rollins vas tlawst
giH. Little Miss Mary viii Mctie,
was ring heares.
The bride wore a beautiful sui
ii blue cloth with hs, to harmonic
and carried 4 houanr, VI hrida
roses.
An Informal reception on the
lawn followed the ceremony, Thu
ice courses were served by Me@lsme'
" II Rollins and ]. Moses Petit
lord Of 81, Louis.
The out al town su%sss we're. Mr.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19

Hrse IN a letter TIM. m rsrssin Ia
prove 81 intsress TO people IN this
vicinity. a. cases ii this sort occur
In sImoa. every avi shbo,hood. and
people should know wha. to do 10
liks circumstances.
Savannah. No. Oct. IL, 1915
Il used bottle u Chamberlain
Collie and Diarri,oea Remedy abou,
nins years ago and 1t cured ms Of
hax tdsssnter,). ! had another
attack oi the same complaint sornr
lhfss Or Tour years $50 and a lea
dosss OF this remedy cured the. |
have recommended Chamberlain .
Collie and Diarrho@s Remedy to
dossns OF people since | fts, usrd
Il. $50 adv. . .,.......s .:..s.....
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19

beats burying them, Steve Hoover
MI. Pleasant. iows. writes. Com
meneed feeding my he.d II about
lUD bog. h. A. Thomas Hog Pow
der over two months ago. Fii,y
we're siek and oil feed. Nearby
herds had cholera. | did no, los.
Que they are oil veil and CROWNS
tast.
Get 1t at the Anderson Hardware
Co.. Dickson, Tenn, T. d Grow 4
Sorl. Dicksoa. Route l; J. Il. Ne
Clsiland, tennessee City, Gray 4
STARK, Cumberland Furnace. SEN
ins Il 3owksf. Dull, Brown 4
Henry. White Blufi, Neal Morrow
i.yle~; w. ID. Buttrey X Son. Burn,
adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19
WEaT piNGV.
a. ,'!-s,', ~, 'is N,N3"HFlt

The ptolfae,ed meeting began. nj
0ak Grove, sunday with quite q
number psassnt.
Msssr, Corby Adcock. Dee
Fields, Walton aud Fuel Donesan.
spent the week end With friends
neat tsn,ersille.
MI and Mrs. Oscar Street enter.
taiusd several OF their friends Sa,ur
day night with an ice cream supper
Miss Willie Fielder spea. Sunday
with Miss Ida Wills and attended
services at Oak Grove.
Little Thsorie Donesan Ia spend.
Ing 4 lew lays with bis mother,
Mn. Lissie Donegan. Hs Is Asy
Ing with HE uncle, A, Baker. Of
near MeEwsn.
Miss Lima l,onegan, who 10 e,n,
ploysd In Nashville. spent sunday
with homsiolks.
:. j.. NJ. ,Euana Left Monday Tor q
two weeks tour.
Bob Adeoek and riie. Brady
Fieldss and vile, we're the wee k.end
guests Al their sister. Mrs. Charlie
Joncs n Hon phsrys county
Lensy Spsingsr has return Cd
home. after nm extended visit Ia his
brother. nr. Geo. Springer. At Hchen.
wald.
Miss Roxy Donegsn Ia visiting
her s,strs. Mrs Leoua Walker this
week
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19

Ia the summer flies worry ~ AMI.
NAL. sei bottle n Ysrls H-si.
ing kemedy--cos.s bu, Nk~~
makes \ pin, worth &2W Apply
il to the wound. Flies Will not
bottle. it. Ges il today, You may
need il sommnow. We cell IL.
Anderson Hardware Co., DlekAQn.
Tenn. r. ID. Ero~ sons. Dsekses,
Rou.. l. ] Il. MeCisliand. Tesn.
s.see City. Gray 4 stark, Cam6ss.
lsnd Furnace. sensing A Bowler.
Dull: BroSn Il Henry. White Biuf,
N.si Mursew. Eysss. W. ID. Entusy
4 Soc. Burns. $3.50 adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19


Notwithstanding the fact MIST
poiitaus hxa been adiears~si@ BIZ
the Psssisisas. sausahDdy hss been
ssdaiously tafeaiating tte ssateasisa
in se,ssioGs whsf~ n was calculated
Ia III, iha naass harm. THAI Iudga
RolsFts, candidate iar tire dsmor
cratic Eubesaassaiai iamsnatioa,
mad opposed The late Robert l..
Taylw ana bad voted !of Mr..
Hooper I'D the 6.ss -ssse alter The
sieaseesass~ dehaels in 1910. The
iaet that saeh an Issue 10 being
raised woula seesn 10 iadscase that
somebody IL becotnlng yesy seasi.
tive about regularity a. u yvrs
iaoppofsans time. la Eefmal tlmxs
We are qnIss sure that the odd
time sieEo@rata III the rssllar faith
would be inclined To huld THE sp0s-
isey Vi 1910 against is~rsons seek.
lug d democratic nomination sof
Office. but last NOS nothing csannss
much but the prosecution u OUT
war enterprise. After the sar. and
when We hare seatsn autocraey
irom lbe throne. nj Eafaps, tive
democratic party will probably be
called into astAsn 10 6nsi lts~ii and
to ~ locate Ito prineieies and poll
cies, badly isssIsti and confused, NOT
sloar in ihc state BIZ. In the natioa.
during the past five or six years.
Bus sven II there IL something to
be- said for regularity" with w.
spsct oi the men engaged in The
gabernatorisl race. Judge Roberts
would be able 10 stand erect. face
Irons and unifaid. Ia his recently
published statement explaining his
attitude toward = speaking tour oi
the STATE. he tells W: Il an MI
nanos partisan or nationalist.
bu. believe In accepting this truth
iress, wtlsteS~s ~easae II tirsy come
Specifically. | have never voted Tor
VI in any NAY, sanpasiea f~pseis'
can Tor = county, state. or fiasionsI
office. and | hav. RETAINED IRON NJ
doing because back and behind the
democratic organization have eve,
stood the ideals 81 government III
which sincerely believe rlhs
statement ought to satisfy even ID, /
most sensitive regular aud at th,
same tims appeal lo the other sor,
who. we have observed from feccn,
happenings, are doing iheif utmos,
10 get regular again.
Judge Roberts likewise iells w.
that he does not think il right nj
this time 10 attempt 10 disturb th
united seniimen. oi the people fot
the performance III every duty i'm
passed upon them IN aid vi thu
government in iis emergency aae
energsxing 10 the uttermost Tor th.
security aud safety 81 the county
and i,s institutions with which part
issnehip and politics are 10 no wa,
related in times VI national peril
he tells us, further, that II later 10
tt,s y~aa Il sssas.sd .1eess aa.ssaAa,, 1
Ia will 10 before the people and
declare his alms aud purposes will,
and ean.ios,
We haYe not abandoned the hop,
that not only will public speakinss
90, be necessary later on, but thar
there will he no contest tor pom
nations either iof Governor or fol
the United States senate. The
people are beginning to understand
what s,ich primary ~ IL contsm.
plated means and they ara apprais.
ing the msney COST compared 10 th,
10 he obtained
They arv about to conclude tina,
$2U, 100 IL entirely too much /,
pay simply to crafty the ambition
oi two os three men 10 run tot Of
tice tslrstsaupoea ATinrs. Junt
~. 1918. --adv,.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19
The Dickson Monument Go.

Will continue vi cell masnuMscts
Is PER cent ssss than sny cthes COO.
csrn 10 the south. We have on
hand al oil times . large lot of
pceumsnss To select from sDd
made "a the very Grs.s grade 9:
marble. Give us aeall before pisc-
ice your cider aud save Donsy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19

WANTED-Ta buy or rent
farm. Lex me hear xhat yoa have
10 offer. Thos. Herhison.
lila Tennessee City. RI
FOR SAi.E-Horse. buggy and
hsruess. Ray horse IS hands high.
six years Old. slow ssddlsr. good
driver. gentle. easy 10 keep and
handle; every Way soasd sai lady
can handle. Apply At this Office.
~
: FOR SAILED acres in d.strics
s. with enough timber to pay for
laad. Addfess II. U. Ramsey, Flat
Rock, III,
l., u. Sensing Registered Jersey
bull can bs found .. his harsi pas
turs In Diekson. Colosed NAN there
., oil times.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19

This siimsns 10 Usually fsSsed BY
rt,suinssisni Of the msse'ss. AZ
,bs. !. needed IL absolute f-ss and
. ~ applications Of Chsssassfassss
L:ninenl Try IL. II only costs .
ousSter. adv.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19
Save 1917 Wheat Seed
For This Fairs Planting

Scsb hss played havoc with 1918
crop and makes The seed uaEt ios
use.
Tennessee Y hsas crop has been
reduced millius ot buah<ls aud the
Kernels have been rendered unti.
Tor seed by sc sh which has Affected
practically every whest growing
section this year. This fact vas
not known until recently. iof esah
does not shcw its damage until late
in the ssovih al The crop. Scah
keeps Tbs heads from filling ont.
II you llass Sad iroai the lsl.
crop. savs il far nest san's pianiinx.
10 The adviee 81 She agricultural ea'
tension. Uniysssity al Tennessee
The 1911 crop va not affected by
ecah - vaa TIE 1918 crop
Thers will b. hnle il any clean
seed d thu 1918 crop. The 1871
crop was iiYh, in quantity but oil
exsAlsns Quality. II 10 yonr bsss
chsn<s ~. seed. Save !, fos your
ssH and fe4 your neishaors. Il will
rduce danger Of loss next season.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19

'ani Mrs. q. T. vosas. of Ehieaga.
IMf, and Mm. 4. III IiaagclA. ia
Sanssass. Cal. ND Mr. and Mrs
Ia. X GuDs@K. III Nashville.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19

WAN rEn~~A msn with rlg 10
cell and collect On : uger Sewing
Machines in Dickson County
Write Singer Sewing Machine Co,
II Ciarksyille. Tenn.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19
xoTnlaG ELSE LIKE .--
IT II DICKSON

There has never been anything is
Dickson wiih the INSTANT action
Of simple hu kihoru bark. elycesine
etc, rs mixed In Adlsr-i.ka. ONE
SPOONFUL. tsushes the ENTIRE
bowel tract sn completely /. relieves
ANY CASE sour stomach. gas OF
constipation and prevents append.
ieitis The INSTANT. pleasant
action III Adelr.i.ks surprises both
doctors aai patients, Clemore
Pharmacy.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19
Telephone Courtesy

The people who Get the Creates
amount Of good out Of their telephone
are those who talk over Il n thoufh hca
to face.
Courtesy smooths out difficulties nd
promotes the promptest possible ooonse
tons.
The OPERATOR Of the BELL 01uan
ore trained to Be patient and polite vndR
oil circumstances. but they vii do.hsQ1
work il they meet with psteacs Il
politeness on the part Of the HIlv0nno
users.
Tho fact that YOU cannot - -
operator or the other party aAould MT
cause you to overlook Tin Ia bsa
results come through the peaaus. q
mutual courtesy.
The wis ~ ~ s~R wsu
CUMBERLAND TELEPHONE IN
AND TELEGRAPH GRAPH. COMPANY ~
AA&A0A~>~---Al
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1918-07-19

Who woeM Save thought We
oo0ld q sbsoad this year and End
ths yoarsh al July theses Whsn
Lnedun .nd p ns both eeletxste
our MT nosl h.,i dsy. . long step 10
isksn Toward s,sard the brother
hood Il pstao0s.
The daily morning oasis., 1918-05-24
THE LOCAL DRAFT BOARD.

In article laudatory Candidate James D. Barry the
evening Herald of Wednesday unwttgy perhaps cast
reflection upon constituted
constituted at the beginning
This article is intended disparage Mr. Barry in way
but it is given place to put the record straight Mr. Bays
service upon the board all right but giving the gentle
full credit for all he did that there need
to disparage the rest
The article under criticism exemp
ton board (caed also the draft boar organized Mr.
Barry selected member That Barry
made member at the organization of The
article stated also that he served in the capacity of clerk and
typist acting without and that the board employs
clerks and secretary which is also msstatement.
Now then this the history of the draft board It was
constituted the 5h day of june 1917 and its members
designated by the state draft commissioner be the sheriff. the
county attorney the county physician and the county recorder
Those four officials county Arizona made the
draft board For Santa Cruz county they R. Earhar
Charles L. Hardy Dr. w. F. Chenoweth ARGUS Reddoch,
spectvey the order named All except Mr. Reddoch have
served without pay from June 5h 1917 date and they
pect to to the end of the
Upon July 18th Mr. Reddoch resigned from the board to
to California for surgical treatment and he absent three
months Acting Governor Campbell appointed Mr. Barry to fill
the by the absence of Mr. Reddoch and when
the latter gentleman returned home Mr. Barry retired from the
board and the original member resumed the place and secretary
ship which latter office he serving and has served without
pay emoument whatever 1t during Mr. Bays incu
bency that clerk employed They could
Mrs. Reddoch matter OF accommodation went into the
office under and has continued there since For time
ypsts During Barrys
vce) and among others Mrs E. L. Mix and Mr. R. E. Lee served
without compensation.
Since Mr. Bays retirement from the board there has been
but clerk under except for short time An extra
clerk employed oneha day. Even then Mr. Reddoch
overued by the others the board He held that he could get
through without the extra clerk.
Now, then since Mr. Reddoch returned there have been
mailed to regsrants 769 questonares classified
yovng deal of clerical labor beside which, after the question
been answered and filed the board abstraced them
and forwarded to headquarters that entire number the abstracts
giving numbers of regrans their and occupations
regstrants have been ordered for physical
amanion Doctor Chenoweth the medical member of the