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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
|IEOF.SPORTS
|EcoeHIzED BY
ARMY OFFICERS
to Discontinue kth-
letics, Called UnwlSe,

$Aoo June 72.--The question OF
I)nulng conference football during
U&r1o4 Of the war, which has been
MAD for = vote OF the Bis Ten
- 4fesidents by President William
-kyan OF the University Of In.
Will not meet with approval Of
- 1ntsrested In the college game ut
s4er Institutions
I)eo the present crisis /arose Ath-
from every college wers among the
70 answer the call. These men.
9se ot their athletic training, were
DDAyatcal condition TO stand the hard
~ the great army OF athletic
~n neW 'ovey, there" n large majority
"a SeoshA!! players wig learned TO fight
~ sh Fwho have won spurs on the
0t8roa are showing the same nerve In
~ One only has TO mention such men
- Heoey Baker. the Princeton foot
~ p4yer, who 10 one Of the leading
49, .1ters; Lieut. Col. u Il. Hackett.
~ 81 the best players evSt turned out
West Point Major curts Redden,
- 9oss the ocean with Captain Reiily's
1feMery: Major Lewronce whiting. OF
C4ogago now on General Pershlng's
pt6n; Capt Tom Hammond, OF Michi-
y. who 10 with the artillery: Capt
yYlrdis" Gardiner. OF Carlisle. and
my others who are wearing their
81 Army Advoostes Sport.
xnat this training received on the
{oothah field is standing these men In
1Sfd stead at the present time IL the
epenion OF army and navy officers. The
Csen who have advanced from the ranks
PAVE been those who have had physical
srAining. The football men went 10 the
R4cers' training camps and emerged
vith commissions.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
Commission Selling Also Help
full to Bears,
CHICAGO GRAIN ANo Provisions.

CHICAGO, Juno g2-Ercellent crop
conditions and the effectuRl hreRKing Of
the hot wave had n boarish Influence
today on corn BESIDES uncertainty in
regard TO the scope Of the latest re-
Htricuons on trading tended 10 make
buyers cnutlOuA. Much commission
house selling WAS In evidence. and there
was notlceab pie lack OF suppaSt. Opening
prices, which varied from -~unChnngel
figures TO &c lower with July tl.l5h
to lilh, and August tLi6N TO l.ioh (;
were followed by slight rallies, and then
Decided downturn all around. Oats
gave way with corn, Offerings plainly
exceeded the demand After opening
unchanged to Nc OF with July 72h e
to 72%c. the market suffered material
setback Shorts covering rallied provi-
slons from weakness which developed at
the opening Initial declines were
Inscribed 10 sympathy with grain.
Weekend adJusynent OF trades led to a
Hhnrp upturn In the last hour Prices
closed Unsettled. fl,H 70 FiNih, July and
6lA6b August kc of TO lMo advance
compared with twenty four hours before
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
STRONGER TONE
seen IN STOCKS
All Shares Advance in Gen.
eraI Trading,

NEW YORK. June 22 Stocks became
active and strong In the last half Of to-
days brief session after early Irregular
lty. United states Steel, Baldwin Loco
motive and other industrIals and equip
ments led the sharp rally at to I point
gains Tobaccos ana leNtners represented
the spcclaltles at to ga point advances.
The balance Of tho list showed no ma
terlal changes eNNpt General Motors,
which c6me forward at the end. Rails
hardened but most Of the trading In that
group was confined to low grade issues.
Shipplngs, cOppers and oils we're inclined
10 drag The closing WIS strong Sales
approximated ESQ, 600 shares.
% Liberty Shs sold nj % 4Sc to 9s52c :
first 4s at a3.9Oc to 9S9Sc, second IA at
9376c TO 94O6c and AS at y66,c to
g5 CSC
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
Movie Bills Today

Empress thsstef, noon 20 up. M
Carmen Of the klondiks."
Lyric theatsT. p. m, 10 n o. M
"Baree, Son Of kaIan" Paths news
vaudeville,
Liberty thestsr, I p, m, 20 n o. m.
Bessie Love In The ofeat AdVsn.
turs" Liberty screen tslsoramj Vau.
deVille.
strand thsater, 10 q, m, TO II p. m.
Clara klmbaIl Young In "Ths Fool
lsh Virgin"
Majestic thsatsr, 10 q. M, TO II D.
middle Polo In THE Bulrs Eye;"
com m-dlssi western drama.
o m."Th.Ss ssrs In "rhs Sod Q,
DuddA" The House OF Hate" Mutt
ana jeff comedy.
Coleotd thestsr, Q o. m, TO II o, m
Julian Eltlnpe In The Charming
Countess"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
CitYB1iefs

Rseelvsr Appointed On application OF
0eorEe Boley, Judge George w Clark this
Forming appointed f. G. Speeny receiver
the Ozoner Deoderant Company. Roley
SNsged that the affairs OF the company
esd eaen improperly handled md that the
eymphny mad assumed many unnecessary
ehligstions The company is Incorporated
Mr s2b 600 and manufactures floor sweeps
and disinfectts -
Musician eankrupt-Richard Durrett
Munic teacher and choir director lnnnIied
- the federal court for the western iis.
pict OF oklahoma this morning asking
~ be adiudged bankrupt His liabilities
~ listed at s2.b5s and his assets, er-
Nusive OF exemptions at ssI
6semy Allen Held--Mertln Raschin.
erman alien arrested ThurHday at Cor
~ was brought here last night by j I.
ID. 4En, deputy United States marshal
being held for investigation on
sei No compiant rssts'S~Ss hss SeeS IssSeS |" IeS
~ him In the federal court this
~ u was stated
~. Sriss, Yulvanining. W, 2iaa Adv
] - ~ .Autc--Jamss sartiu
J, Oriffith OF the KlnsEsde
s,s<<li 3 --------
\ 1aias ~ essvsss.s- Justine
~ 41H64 ~ ma e6qfs this morning in
(e4 tsegt fer d5sturalng the peace and
~ fjne Wa6 ounpl,dsd a. long as her
behsviof was sutiSfactsfy.
uoNas Forfeited ~ lChaf,ss wiIiisns and
q, Armstrong forfeited bonds In the po-
" court this morning FOR fsiiinq TO
yR2ar and answer charges OF disordsriy
loe0 Forfeited-Maty aarmueJs for
ejDDq her bond this morning in police
so0ff Tor failure to appear on charge
me9ai possession o: intoxicating
vAQraat 0lsnlssed-vernon washing.
on. J. Rowland, Robert Smith, Madison
Toll ana Tom Wilson were dlsmissed in
eohce c0urt tihis morning on yaerancy
thsrgpa Jannes Pierce was fined i1s
on hs ssns charse.
rsxi Driver rjssd--Robert Allen. driver
or HAntD Taxi Service company was
oned y had eests this morning in police
,c ert lct spsratins 4 car without an
moscpsr ienssa
py,ssssrs plsm,ssss prisoners. J
Cooley, Nathan Cunningham. Charles
nsealey, y r. MaIaske and Roy Hardop
s4eate6 on charge OF lettering. were dis.
- u police court THE morning for
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
WAR SAVING DRIVE
CHkIRMEN GET QUOTAS

Last night at the Chamber 81 Com
merce $50 precinct chairmen and COM
mUcemen in the war savings drive
met and heard talks given by Ncls Oar
ling, {, Edgar Honnold, county chair.
man. and + Richard Carhart. vice -di
rector Of the state Each preciuc
chairman was given the quota Of hi
precinct 1t was announced that Caro-
Tye, Mayor Overholser's secretary
would sign up all city hall pledges.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
El11bezzler Wants
To Enlist in Army

CHEkASHA. Okla, June 22-(Spe-
c!ail-W. II. Estes, former manager of
@f Chickasha office OF the Singer Sew
~ Machine company, this morning
plead guilty to emberzlement and was
esateneed to two years in the state
penitentiary. Estes asked that sentence
oe stayed and that he be permitted to
enlist inethe army. saying that he want
d to be sept to the front Immediately.
He is over draft age and has a wife
end three children Sentence in his
ease has been temporarily stayed while
ehe court takes the matter under ad-
shement.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY. Juns R2,--HOGs. Re
cflAs, 1000 steady; bulk. tl6.2j0l6.i5;
heavy, ,i6 5bGl6 90. packers and butch,
crs, ti5.zbQl6tb, light, $4,000 1910: pigs,
1l6 26g,6.i5. CATTLk Receipts. 500. In.
steers tl6SGnl76c; dfessed beet ., GERS,
Il3 00ul $50; southern steeYs, 81. 500 1880
cows, 16.75Uls 90; helfers. 5000 14.0 90;
stocker4 t7O0qiiOO calves, $500 IA 20.
SHEEP. Receipts 500. steady. lambs,
wethers. I2O0G'15.OO, ewes, tiO.OOd Il. 90:
HtOCkers 81 7bdt % 60
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
Newcastle Bridge Discussed.

The good roads committee OF the
Chamber OF Commerce lunehcd this
noon at the Lee Huckins aDd discussed
matters connected with awarding Of
tho contract and construction OF the
Newcastle bridge over the Canadian
river Bids have been advertised for
and time for receiving bids closes June
2S
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
ST. LOUIS.

ST LOUIS. ypo as.-HoGs. Receipts
9.jQO 2Jc to 35f lower, lights, t.6.zOq
butchers, itlOlca iS 80. good good hsavy1 % ,iS!S 3
qlG25. bulk, fl6.i5ul62b. CATTLE:
Receipts, 1000; steady native beef steers
tli,b0Vl76O; yearling steers and heiterS.
$500 1850. cowh 81 5oqls.7S; stoekers
saa ,ssaes SCga1Ho 20 aSr "a e prime h..s
cows aNd heifers. ts,OOQi35o, native
calves. E75gAoO. BHEEpy Receipts.
300; steady; lambs, sl7O0egb.bO; ewes,
il2OO4iiOO, Gamers sid Choppers, 800
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
CHICAGO,

CHICAGO. June 22.-RUTTER: I'm
changed EqdS; Receipts, 3,asi cases.
unchanged. fOTATOESs tfnsettled old.
receipts 20 cars; Wisconsin. Michigan and
Minnesota, bulk, N.1Og125; Wisconsin.
miShienn and Minnesota. sacks, 1880
Texas sacked trlumphs, s2bOft2 s6
Loulslana and Texas white, 81 0Of 2 35
Virginia barrel cobblers, St.bOdi 5. 2b,
POULTRY: Alive, UNCHANGED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22

Irregular decline measuring from ioc 10
25c on choice and prime beef steerg up
to 81 30 to 81 per hundredweight ON tank
and f1e medium and common grHsHers:
medium yeaTiagu suffered most; stock
ers and feeders uneVehly lower. veal
II 200. practically all direct, compared
with week ago, shorn lambs 7bc 10 81 10
lever, springs. {i.2j ia $50 lowfrf sheep,
81 so to 81 lower; ewes declining most
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
NEW YORK coTroN FUTURES.

NEW ORLEANS, June 22 o. Reports OF
scattered rains In the western belt chused
~ drop Of TO points around the opening
of the cotton market today The favor
nblo war news hecame the dominating
factor mud on II the market rose TO n
level II to ~ points over. yesterdays
close
Spot cotton sicndy and unchanged
Sales on ~ spot 457 to arrive BIS Low
middling rs CSC; middlinE Sl0O; good
mlddllpg " soc. Receipts 400; stock
ggl lSOi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22

You are always ready to cheer the
Stars and Stripes, and you can do it
with better grace, with War savings
stamps in your pocket, Don't forge,
this on Tune 28th.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CRY. June 22,-CAsH CORN
9pchanged TO Ho lower. No 2 mixed.
ilSodls3; No. 3. ii,I6gi3g; No. 4
Oats, No White, Use; No. 2 mixed,
7thc176. Rye, 81 7bQ1s5. Kaflr and
milo malse, S5616275
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. June z2-HOGS: Receipts
~ 900. market lOc lower; bulk. OF sales
SIG 2OUl6.3j, butchers. ,k62bGl6. 35 .
packing IlJ $50 1920; light, sf635q 10 4O
CATTLE: Receipts 200 market steady
ns compared with IA week. ago. and shows
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
Fourteen 10 Hammond

HAMMOND, Ind, Iune q
Fourteen injured persons from the
wrecked circus train were taken to
St Marssret's hospital here and it
was said that fifty others had been
taken to the hospital at Gary.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
NEW YORK MONEY.

NEW YORK. June 2..AMercontils
paper I months. & percent; 6 months, 6
percent Sterling 6O-day bills, N72is
commercial GO-day bills on hanks, N79
commercial 6O-day bills. ti.7:% dema nd
81 10 b-i6. cables, i4767-l6. Bar silver.
994c Mexican dollars, Tie. Government
bonds firm, railroad bonds steady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
Outside Livestock
FORT WORTH,

FORT WORTH. luno E.-CATTLB,
Receipts, 1000; unchanged beeVeH, 81 %
u lG %, HOGS. Receipts 200. unchanged,
heavy, tlGbOWl6bb SHEEP. Receipts
800. unchanged, hmbs. ti2 ul4.OO.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
CATTLE Market
CLOSES LOWER
Receipts Are Moderate and
Packers Keep Control,
COMPARATIVE RECEIPTS.

CApTLE--Helped by a week OF moder-
ntoIo good receipts at all markets pack
ers Continued master In the cattle market
tho past siX-dny session. All markets
closed decidedly lower with the heaviest
cut being made at northern outlets lo-
chlly good beef cattle. kinds selling fl3
and up. closed Zoe to ibc lower, between
SlQ6O and 1880 the loss wds n flat
quarter. while on real common tripe, the
decllno varied from 25c to soc The same
course was pursued In the butcher mar
ket, Gamers and cutters and plain cows
suffering the brunt OF the break. Steer
top for The week was Sli ~ for well win
tered 1850 pound grass feds, whlla bulk
" steets sold tlOBai325. Top for
heavy cows was $3.50 and helfers ~,
bulk OF medium to good kinds sold 81 no
40 90 Gamers and cutters sold '6501
75O with IA few at F75. Bulls sold up to
$40. medium kinds bringing 81 00q q. 20,
Calf market closed 60c higher fop tho
week. light vents going TO 1880, bulk Of
heavies selling N0OGb950 Stocker mar
ket. despite light receipts. closed 25c low
er on plain 10 medium grades, with quail
tiled feeders going $40 50Qfii25.
(fIaslnH ntiota atIona
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
Produce Provisions
kANsAs CITY.

KANSAS CITY, June pIrTTEU
md POULTRY. Unchanged. EGGe
firSts. Sac, seconds, 25c POTATOES
STEADY; new, $3.50: old sibo.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
WHERE THEY PLAY TO-DAY.

Western.
Joplin Ht oklahoma city.
Wichita At Hutchlnson
Dss MOlneH at 81. Joseph
sioux city at Omahn.
National.
Boston at Philadelphia
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Cincinnati Ht II. Louis.
New York at Brooklyn
American.
Cleveland at Chicago.
81, Louis nt Detroit
Washington at New York
Philadelphia ht Boston
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22

Help your government and yourself
at one and the same time by buying
War savings stamps June 28th,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
How to Pronounce
Namesin WarNews

The following French names, in
the current war news is furnished
the Times by Professor Antonio j
Provost, an Oklahoma City French
trarhef,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
Wealthy Chickasha
Man Is Accused of
Being a Stacker

CHICKASHA, Okla, June 22-(Spe-
cial j, H. Stine, wealthy citizen Of
Chickssha, was hailed before the county
council of defense yesterday TO show
cause why he had only bought $500
worth OF Liberty~l .nds when conser-
vative estimate placed his wealth at
$2SOOW Stine sa'' lc felt the gov
ernment had no right to dictate to him
how his money should be invested
When members of the council impor-
tuned him TO pledge himself to buy
$500 in bonds, or one percent OF his
wealth, he Stated that he had had a
chance afforded him TO get out of
this by purchasing $1,000 in bonds .
that he did not buy that amount and
that he would not buv the amount as
sessed against him. The council.o OF de-
tense has thus FAR taken no definite
action
---W,s,n,-
Give up your luxuries that the kaiser
may be made to give up his ambitions
and buy War savings stamps, June 2ah.
--W.s.a,-
The well-known Mrs. Jones was on
her first ocean voyage.
Whats that down there?" she
asked the captain
That's the steerage, madam" he
replied,
surprise Does it. take all IN Sc
people 10 make the boat go straight"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. Juno ~ CORN, No. ?
yellow nominal OATS, standard, 7sA e
Iig9, RYE, nominal BARLEY. 800
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
New York Stock List

NEW YORK. Juno 22.-CloslnE prices
on the New York stock exchange today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22
DECLINES
ON Rain REPORTS
Late Trading, However, Puts
Prices Up,
NEW ORLEANS COTTON FUTURES.

MAY ORLEANS, Juno AZ Cotton
closcd steady, 3 points up to points
down net
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22

Give up your luxuries that the kaiser
may be made to give up his ambitions
and buy War savings stamps, June 28th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-06-22

rsxI Driver FINED ---Robert Allen. drive
or HAntS Taxi Service company wa
uned y had cests this morning In polio
eurt tor epsrating a car without Al
perAtor's hcenss and 81 and costs 10
morcpsf lensos-
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10
SHELDON WITHDRAWS AS
CANDIDATE FOR SPEAKER

When the legislature convenes on
January 10, State Senator w. T. Vim
ton of McMnnville will be elected
president Of the senate and Seymour
Jones of Salem, will he elected speak
er of the house. Senator Vinton's
election as president was assured Sc
curing as supporters II republicans
and two democrats, Sixteen are suf-
flcent to elect
Representative Jones election was
assured by the withdrawal Of Her
bert Gordon OF Portland, and Benja-
min Sheldon of Medford from the
speakershlp contest. Both withdrew
In favor OF Mr.. Jones at a caucus
held by the supporters of the three
at the Portland hotel last week.
When the meeting adjourned Mr..
Jones had nine written pledges and
sufficient oral promises to make a
total of 33 votes, Thirty-one votes
are sufficient to elect. and Mr.. Jones
and his supporters are confident that
In the next few days they will obtain
five or six more written pledges.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10
WOUNDED SOLDIERS TO BE
SENT TO HOME HOSPITALS

Plans have been completed by
which all wounded soldiers returning
from France will go to hospitals
within three hundred miles of the
homes of their nearest relatives. To
this end base hospitals at training
camps have been turned over to the
surgeon-general, providing rs hos
pitfalls with facilities to care for 104,-
I231 men. Fifty thousand men are
expected to be sent to these institu-
tions within the next four months.
The 70 hospitals to be employed
do not include those at the ports of
,debarkation, New York and NEWPORT
News There the wounded will be
received on their arrival from France
in Is institutions now ready for them
with bed capacity OF 22,06S From
the ports the men will be taken on
specially-fitted trains to one of 16
localization hospital groups, where
assignments will be made in such a
way that each of the wounded men
will go back to the region from which
he entered the service. The hospitals
serving the Pacific coast follow:
General hospitals Fort Douglas,
Utah, and Preside, San Francisco,
and base hospitals Camp Kearney,
Fremont and Lewis.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10
sERGT. NEIB GAyELIFE {.5l
r' IN CARING FOR WOUNDED

The Portland 0regonlan OF Tues
day had fine picture of Sergeant
Turner Neil of Portland, a former
well known Ashland boy who died in
France with pneumonia October 10,
and whose death was reported in the
casualty list a week ago. Sergeant
Neil enlisted in June, 1917, in an
ambulance unit, which was later
transferred to the 363rd Field Hos
pital, 316th Sanitary Train, and went
to Camp Lewis for training the lat
ter part of August of that year. They
were assigned to the 9lst Division
which left for France last July.
In the last letter received, he
wrote: Here | am in a German dug
out. We moved up here as prophe-
sled in my last letter, and here we
have been operating our hospital in
tents placed among the trees with all
idea of symmetry and angles cast to
the winds, We simply set them up
wherever there was vacant spot
large enough. And believe me, We
have worked hard. For five nights
and four days | didn't lie down to
sleep, getting only an hour or two at
a time in which to rest. But none Of
us kicked, just worked hard and kept
going. War is all Sherman said It
was, and at that his vocabulary must
have been limited. On every side OF
us we see reasons why we must win
this war. But with 1t all, / wouldn't
trade places with the boys In the
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10
JUNIOR RED CROSS TO
MODIFY WORK IN SCHOOL

Frequent inquiries have been made
as to whether the cessation Of the
war will not automatically check ac-
tivities among the Junior Red Cross
In the public schools. Mr.. Garrett,
director of Junior Membership, says:
TELL them no to all such questions. "
Notifications only may be expected,
and as so much time has been lost
In the regular school work much 9TH
er work must he done. The previous
assignment of bedside tables should
be delivered by December 21, and
other articles already assigned should
be delivered at once.
Word has just come to discontinue
making story books for overseas use.
Some are wanted for use in hospitals
within the division, however, and
school auxillarles will therefore re-
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10

hdpse their output per mpHth. to opss
fifth the original assignment, An as
signment of $50 property bags and
304 handkerchiefs has been received.
Gun rags Z by l2 Tor near that slze),
picture puzzles and joke books are
also wanted, and assignments will
follow at once. Schools desiring to
make any of these articles and not
receiving an assignment should noti-
fly the office of the county superin-
tendent at once, stating the number
they desire to make.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-12-10
write regularly. We are at our thlr

write regularly. We are at our third
front now and 1t is hard to tell when
or where we go, but things aren't
half as bad as you imagine them.
We have always been in billets un-
til this one, where we live in dug
out containing hunks for forty men.
After being here a week We were re-
iieved and went to our base, a near
by large town, where we got some
clean clothing and bath After two
days there we came back and pos
sibly will go in again soon If we are
at this position long. This is a mil
lionaire's life right now. All we do
is lie on our hunks and stuff our
selves with cookies, canned fruit and