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} o o 5000 . ~~@~%@~%@ .
Pleasant Hour Club.

The Pleasant Hour Club met at
the home Of Mrs. Cora Burns, on
Iowa street. last Thursday. Four
teen were present and the time
passed very quickly in doing Red
Cross work and in pleasant conversa-
tion. The next meeting will be al
the home of Mrs. CarlOa.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07

works. Besides when once irrigated
the land would be worth say $40 per
acre, which would give the Klamath
Indians irrigated agricultural lands
worth $6,OOO,OOO, and the irrigation
works would be worth what they cost
Or more.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07

Maximum temperature, g. on 9th;
minimum, 22, on 25th.
Total precipitation, 2.S2 inches.
Greatest in "a hours, 10 inch, on 9Th.
Total snowfall, As inches.
Number of days with .01 inch or
more precipitation, IA; clear, 7; part
ly cloudy, s; cloudy, 1S.
LOUIS DODGE,
Cooperative Observer.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07
X. N. StanfieId
FARMER, sT0CKRAIsER AND
BUSINESSMAN

A man who does things.
Who has accomplished something.
Who knows how to work and get
results.
Who knows Oregon's needs, re-
quirements and resources.
Who has the experience, knowl-
edge and business understanding.
Who, as a state legislator for six
years, has alpeady done much for
Oregon.
Whose republicanism is unques-
toned and whose ability has been
proven.
paid advertisement by Stansfield
Committee. Stansfield. Ore
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07

Wanted-A man to drive a team
for six months and possibly longer at
SO day None but a reliable man
need apply. Address a letter to J.
NJ, care Ashland Tidings. SS-tf
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07
Party for Soldier.

A party was given at the C. o. Por-
ter home on Eighth street last week
on Monday evening in honor OF Chas
Porter, who was home from Fort
Stevens for a ten days visit with his
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07

A government report places the
Oregon apple crop for 1917 at $780,
600 barrels or 1,95O,OOO boxes, sold
at an average of IS cents box net
to the growers.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07
School Entertainment.

The second entertainment of the
pupils of the Junior high school will
be given tomorrow evening at 7:45
in the interests of the Junior Red
Cross. The pupils of the seventh,
eighth and ninth grades will present
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07

Portland has sent municipal fish
ing boat to the halibut banks to
catch municipal fish for the munich
pal markets.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07
OBSERVERS @ RECORD
MADE FOR FEBRUARY

Cooperative observers meteorolog-
ical record for the month of Febru-
ary, 1918, at Ashland, Ore:
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07

The Dalles has just completed a
$4,000 brick garage building
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1918-03-07

There never was a time since
Adam, as good to buy on easy terms,
as the present. Labor iS unprecedent-
ly high, and no indications of it be-
ing lower for long time to come;
and you can buy a good house and
lot now of the Beaver Realty Com
pany for less than the cost of the
house and almost on your own terms.
This is especially attractive to R. R.
people.
Beaver Realty Co.
211 E. Main St., Phone 6S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23
Clnrks-Ilarry Faris. Clyde Noltz.
Philip WaSnnhetIn.
CLAY DISTRICT.

Precinct No. l.
Voting riarc-Nm. Stewart. 4"f9 W.
Market street.
JuI;:.S---J. IT, r.ff"rrnan. Lee Watson.
R"ht Clark. thaS. H. lte'l. &. W. l'Fe''
,acr. a. X. Salad".
t'lcrks-Arch Gibson. las. Michigan,
J. T.. Anderson. ". i. EcrtSchy.
Precinct NO. 3.
Voting plac.-Chcmiral Hose House
Eleventh street.
Judges cumberland bradford. los.
Verse, Or. Gordon E"ht Mason VIM.
BrinkmaIl. w. ,Got,ard.
rkS---F.tw. tutflanG. DAM. Miller
Leo EuucbcrErr. john Beck.
Precinct No. 6.
Voting rlar,--Ci"o. Hannah. 81 EleV-
JudgrS--Mcy"r Carpenter. Henry Carr,
s Z. Dawson Win. Schril. l.. l.. Dam
sell. I. II. narnsrll.
IlrrkS--Wm. Johnson. Geo. \lmbcr-
line. Chas r.: Davis. II. +. Tucker.
Precinct NO. 4.
Voting Placr--t'id"lity Investment
Co. cor Twelfth and ''htp!inc. streets.
JuIc-S-Wm. Wind"r. y. q. hI.S'
Ralph Kline, Vim. Fritz. JAS. Duly
YIN. Tcuf"l.
t'isrks--Chas. GlIlican. John Enzin,-
skie. Philip Shaushncssy. john Leonard
Precinct NO. S.
Voting El:ICc---I- Irrsit liup.
JuGerS-NathHn F'l"l Fred i. MICS
ThoS. Young; II. ". Wood. Edwin jones.
7. : Riley.
Clcrlls--Julr Miller. Lee E"nn"tt.Thos.
Farley. Chus. pasl"r.
Precinct No. 6.
Voting Place. Mr. Clark. l." f"ur-
t."nlh street 49,
Ju!s-S-,laudr Rogers. Scott Fair.
Wn,. S,.hafrr Harry Knapp. John Putt
H. N. Campbell.
i'IrrkS--J III. Deem. Don Stewart.
Mite" Clark i. =. Snyder.
Precinct NO. :.
Voting Pi:Ir.-Wm MCGannnn. lei
Ic,'uiiorh street.
Judg.S-Geo. M;.rr'rs. l!urt Powell,
Conrad Miller John ll"td"t"V. E"ht'
Rr;tt. Michael Grubi"r-
tlrrks-Erank ll7rhuck. th2S. friic-
Vile. Louis ErHG"r. J"hn Mcnamara
Precinct No. 8.
Nutirc Elnc,---';'rr. Nnitr""tt"n, 49,
NrSrIiuCh street.
judges. Geo. EUtts. John lowell
F:,an Britt Harry l.ucaS. rh'l Tax
;'..ir.E;,u.
Frank clifton. Elias iiur'.
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MAY FREE
FElONS FROM JAIL;
No FOOD FOR THEM

,Cn1yrigh;. .?i>. by tn" Er"SS Pub
fishing Co.. tit" Ncw York World
Special ;';Ihlt. pI>pairh
rAIiS. Luly i".--Pr""f al III" HN-
n. .:,r difficulties continuing Au--
tria in regard "a TN food rr"hi'm
is shown IL a statement issued ny
tho president -! tn" municipal c''Hi-
I'll of CraCow. warning tie f""Ti"
tha, food IS =" scarce that II" hu-
thorlties shortly viii h" Obliged I"
release NIL criminals. II" matt"T what
th"ir ntfcns"s.
Not only is it Impossible tn in
carcrra,e more criminals, owing to
the shortage nj food. reads tho
statement. hut unless VIC r"reiv"
sufficient food within VERY iltti"
time it will become necessary I" re-
base all prisoners at present IN
prison"
This condition prevails not only
in C,-lcnw. but in many other lmpor-
taut Austrian towns.
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EITCHH DISTRICT.
precinct No, l.

Voting Tlrc,--ll&. WnSu"r'% h1ri'r
sh"r - Jar"h street.
,TrGccs--J.S Wagner. H." !;"linS"mE.
lIu"h"l. ChaS. S"r9'. ca" Ai'"r. .. +.
L'ilk.
Henry l;r.in$"u. Mn. IinS'''liu"r.
Precinct No. 2.
Voting HIarc.--'''r"Iiti. l'r"''' ''"'"
,Im(!rcs-i,s. Aruirus,cr Cha. Morn
irrsinr. WIu. Ku"k-. 'i'"r. kaI'IIir.
los. Itr,ih,I. Ilrs. Wrll'"rt
l'l"rk%-Ed. uhrrr,rim. I'll. i:''ml' r..
John Rnth"riuunh. VIA. T.. stab.
Precinct M. :.
Voting I'Iar"--W. il. S'hr;'d"r hnri"H
shnp. an Jacob street.
Ju'd.ns-'-r'hris v,,.rH.. Frank t'rr"r-
mullen. rhas J"llms'n. I:'L Tr"Ss""r'ir.
". 4; I'o"ry. Jus. Fiaua';an.
CIrrkS-Il f. Mn'rlm. John Walt,
Chas. M"Izn"r w. IlaSkirs.
Precinct No. i.
Voting Pla".-. ". +. Arnhr"rn' druG
Stnr" %Stl Jacob street.
.n,d""---Wrn. Ar,uhr ''ht. IhaS. *i'"'n-
c,r Earl SCahri"h'. anderson fnlt"n.
Inuis TIn"l"rh.. H.. runu !:'uiH.
r',rr,is-.p;r" ktlkr"r'h., Ilrr"il Mar
tii Au=ust Will: lHri"* Means.
Precinct NO. r.
Voting r'nTc--Nr' hur l!"n""k"r, bar
hrr shop. "921 Jacob street.
1ar,,h IIrnrrk"r. Sarru.I Nr,'u-k.%.
Christian Ni"wiE. Henry Roster.
CT, ks---Wn. S;"ud"rtm:iit. .Ii'rr' hrh.
August Motto. Tom Trainer.
Precinct No. 6.
Voting rlaC.-~Nn. !. ErriT.&''.. nj
street
Judr"s-~has. Go"i"l. In. Flu. H.
". Hratton. ''haS Men,. 'NnS. i;""'I!$.
Eh ITunncT.
I1nrkr-.r"hn T. E>Ghr'u'ir Wa''.,n
rlrrs. Victor S"h"' n'"m 'h':. >,''.-
,uIn.
Precinct no. :.
Voting 7larn-- Wrl. i i:''h r lar
l,r shop. 4%n. Ia""i. s'r"r'.
1udc,s-Wm llnhn'. Wrl F'.,'2.
Af.Irl, Hu2 lnr.~ 1'urh' ;. y. l..
Er"l;.,r. Leo. Merge.
,T,ri ':,"rs. I:;,h"' Vim. Fr.,!"-
rick. john Farmer. Ia Err".'E
Precinct M. L.
v,finr llrr"--.l"ht !. lrrthr. -?
T:i,.i street.
1ndr.,s. u W s,hr.i" Wnl '.n'-
rir,l...,n IT,. ~. Y"rc." : !!.!G"r,.5.,n
Jus iInrn,.- In,r"s Ni"h"i&.
81. ri~-. W"rrr.r Nr"I:"r =; . eau
rlrsshr,u. James n"ui:h' rtT. Andy l'r'.-
liuSki.
Voting a""--rw"nty-ninih street
school hnr::".
Juds"s--A. {. Edge. Alonzn Marshall.
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UNION DISTRICT.
Precinct No. !.


y.,i..c rla,.--,'i.as. Miller. 1906 Chap
.,,..,s-F. g. Caldwell. Dave Me-
rl.:.ry. NJ ;. Mic.t!r". 'hnS. Miller.
Christian n,i:u. W. Il: casey. a.
q. rnS--' '.urrHCc Frltcr. Harry NC
GRAIN Allen Srr"gEInS.
Precinct No. 2.
N.'lu;; rI:,cc-l'!.uS. lukCnS. D. FIJI
t,r.t,:! tlI.,..
J'Y!.,.--lain..s l:trharIs. {. T. Cooke.
II. !. NJ, IA i:i.h;;rd I:'hsrtS"ii. j. W.
K.rui,.. t:"!,'rt !rHHrr.
,!.rhS-N :. t.,'hhrlS. stewart
Err. - I..t.r iiIl".;Stl''k.
Precmc: No. 3.
Vr,.n" rI..c"--Acnru kaItenbach. Six
t""mih and Eoff str"';s.
Juds"s---W. ]. Quinn. Sr~ "!it!.'n
,Iu.r.,ns. Jas II. EIddi". Jr.. Alfred
cia,nr J"hu II"hmau. John KAHN
-rks-,:c"rg.. trumtHtrk'r: VIII
Exams. Edward IirliZ. john White.
Precinct No. 4.
Voting rl;Icr-lt. II. N"3"l. 1910 Jacob
St-".j
Judges Sheldon Joseph I. V. Barton.
James Murray. ". G. McC"nkcyl LEO
clSrks--r~rcy Mc'"rkey. Herbert
Moore. John Ellis.
Precinct NO. s.
Voting rIa"e-jan" Gray. l6-2 dnc"o
$;".,.i
Iu,!::">-t'rnnk Thompson. Harry Has
t!t..s. Clyd.. Moore. Elmer t'rccSc. james
Nurr:iy. Peter conner.
,I,fkS-l.u;,u,.,I M''lcr. Herbert N"S-
hit Charles 'i"'dhaGch. Peter iuphfa.
Precinct No.
Nrt!u.: Ilaur--l.li%Hh"ih Schultz. l4l6
.Iul.,,r-i:. +. rr"yor. Fred Mill"r,
Harry lllht.r,l. ';""r"c Courts. Henry
Speaker Joseph I;r"dinS.
t'irrkS-C'ha WnhIh',GSn. Bon Schu-
rl,,ST
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MADISON DISTRICT.


Waiting Piac.--WtE. W,.yman. 30 Yer
mont S;r"":
judges; =. r.il"y. Goa. I."ns.,. q. p.
Mckee. frank t',a"*. Frank TniI"E.
I:"sS l.at.'
Gamht.lI Huchpn,s.m i'.u-.r> V;:>s.
Precinct No. ..
Voting P!.,"..---r'. ~l'::pirI"hS. Sid ).
Rrraiwry street.
1udr"s--J. II Purcell. q. J. Irand T.
]. E.inirk. /. r. Fisher. II. ". Wood.
ChaS. Adams.
STUMP. Iak" !:o..S. Harry :rHr1faSS.
Precinct NO. 3.
Voting PirCo--tir~ l.il:i Si:I!I.S. cor.
Oi,iu and south !IUr"n streets.
IuTcrS-TinS McI;::tnahau. y G..
Mortified. OK" Hike, Les hmm Jas.
ci~rks-ErcI Brand. rr"d schnepp.
Precinct No. 4.
Voting rlp""---':"". !. Ma,hison. Al
Strciu:a Str".'.
Iudc.s-"~"nr S~h"rhrl'in. 2 J. Per
kinS. =. r. >;.ur;;. -. Coo. Chew. Wal
Lance I.ukors. Lewis T.rUc.
ClcrkS-iI"ward N.r'i.'. Wilbur VAT
kinS. Arch .N'ian.'. John LIptay.
Precinct no. s.
Voting iiar.--l*t"ui Hos. House.
Jud@"s--ll"nz" Cc'''. Linn N"rT'nE-
trr. s.. Wru "'ar"n.r. .i',hn Davidson.
JAKE Taylor. w. l.. In'r"S
Clcrite--nni.f Perry. ';"n. E"l"ndine.
C'iev.. p"i.crS F:hw. S:sch"r.
Precinct No. 6.
Nn-in.- il"c"--iir. f'''il''r. F"r. Mary
lnrl anil North broadway Str"''iS.
I,:tc.s---N |. Kirk jas Lancaster.
Io;ru E:.ho rds"r. Na.l Dinr"r. Fl. /.
Jucrc.n% !. = ,;"n.iwin.
''lrrkS-Nr;hur s;'.Firk. Henry Meyer.
Tn,. Greene. Ma 0""ntz
Precinct NO 7.
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WASHINGTON DISTRICT.

Precinct NO. l.
Nrt!Hs plarr--jvS. Ilah"rficld. 20U
Mal1 street
Iu,~G<--.r. X Gamble. Edw. M"Clat-
chcy. Edw. Thalr,au. Wn. k',son Jas.
C'Na.ln ard Noah l;urkha-t.
Clcrks--k Earl Turner. Harry Moss. Gus
Miller and LNE;$ T"""sf"-.
Precinct No. 2.
Voting rlac,-Wm.' Bicrkorttc. 3l4
Ma,r street.
1udsc$-Andy II"hrank. Nm. Hart"n-
stem. Marry Nr'haus. Ehas. EellvIl.
.ic-rr rr$::r"nt!. JAS. Merge. Sr.
tlf7l>$ Howard Fox. Mn. Porter. L.
Mart" a;d Mn. iarrk"r'tc.
Precinct No. s.
N"t>us Flar'>-Nrs. ktr'hE@SSner. 4if
MAJ" stree.
Iuasr> 1rhn Frans", W: 4: nmf;n-
eauSh. ,'has. N",s;rr. Wrl. Smith. l;"ht.
l'ra5!rr. y. Garden.
CLERKS !>,-r,,.. p.trnhlueh. Stana
l>,r:c- .icnry Wc:,zrl and Henry Fred
Precinct no. I.
NN.;cs Ftar,~W. I. p;to. 5lS Main
stree:
,uG;cS--Fiarry Tappc. rr,"r Greer.
,>,,a< T-a&H. Geo. iiruhn. Geo. Miller
arG : Z Miller.
,'.c-ks--ilarry Rrnwnins. Albert Cob
r:.s l..hn E"ntschlar and Harry ii"Har".
Precinct 10. S.
~ rs ! ''' .
MIL H'.''I' i. E,,,, C.h,s Sondccrd
W., ,-n,,mi.t"c ! H. KIndelherecr.
wv, Ennis and +, u, rnnncrs
,~,,-ts-Iy,r t.rns Vim. Sears, Jos.
lilikcr. ". y. Salad".
6Reclnct w. &C o.,..,+h
1870, ''>
Judrcs-Chas. Oliver, Dan Manners.
I'll pailnr Ed Birch. Frank Ritter. Geo.
,Hn-l1,h, IrrCafnr ~has. NcC1cary.
" r HavI. w, H. Frohnr.
Precinct No. :.
Voting Placr-Jus. R"a$$. Eighth and
Marks, streets
TnIs,s-Thns Rail Jos. Ecass. VIM.
-ayjn- Coo T,vinr L:uy..u. Drltcrs. DR..
S,r,cr
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I h" full benefit Of the war sentiment OF

our Stale
Would Il not b. irony of fate Tor the
I"mncratS Ia unu;inat" in the midst az
This war Il man wearing tnr Khaki UNI
form ~ his country IN III" person "l
Colonel Watson. and for tn" Itrrubllc-
ans [" turn down til" only iicpuhlican
rund,da;" who has served in tn" Last
war mud j. serving IL the fighting IN
!;rntry III this crucial war al al! Times
NuuhI the friends of The %i.""H V"lun-
t"rr$ and Grnft"rS from ihls stat" next
tall feel that tho Republican, party WAS
,rulIulcd tn their votes and that ihry
should vut" against tn. man III khhfl
at Tia" head Of the democratic tckrt
am confident that the rank ana hlr
'uf tn" party throughout tho stat" arc
iiur.. largely for Major Davis Eikims
Than Any ether ,.nn,iidatc. and ! am Will
.I.g L. pruph"Sy his nomination. IN what
| know nf the situation IN the many
,nuiiti.- which hHv" visited. Ii Is the
wise ana winning thing I" d" rs sec H.
and az the Harty generally S"rS II.
Governor Writ" will lCHv" Ibis morn
rra. ;1r Il short visit 10 Chester. Newell,
New Cumberland and W"llShurE. and
VIII return t. 'ihiE lily Tonight. whore
~. Will lac FIR TWO or thrr" days. after
which il. VIII l"uy" for his h"mr IN
!'Irii' r::hurG.
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CENTER DISTRICT.
ANcinCt No. ]

sroCnCl NJ. L. 1890
Voting Tlac,-.Alhcrt tiurkir. -l--
Main street.
Jtil."s---I.Lnuud Arnold. 'hAr'"S
I4ahl. Albert. Conrad. NlIsWr li"l"i'''''
j. \UhHuU. ir:'. SvldI'r.
Cl"rkS-S,lHy Str"nh"rS. n'.o.
Shaukl!cy. Frank prll!rG;ri;", I"hn Hi'I-
der.
Precinct No. ..
Voting Plhc,---Eha"lrS Jnhnk"' -''I
Mann street.
.IuGecS---l ."us NhlSS"n. llrr"rl
Wolfe. ii."rE" niitr-n. l.!w'fH 'lI''''
Philip Nol!ia-"r. Frank Auh"r
rl,rkS-A. l.. Wr%ri"k. card N"It",
t;rrsnrv S.hrilmr. john I'"lrnnHn.
Precinct NO. 3.
Voting l'lacr-Ja,"h l.""S. los Mar
kct street.
IudS"s--t.dward Frank. Howard !iArh-
mann. ChlS. Er"uIniI'r. : W. f'l'!'
ClnS M"nk"nIill"r. Eugene, Kelley.
rl"rkS--' 'iar"uc" Snyder. sydney
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WEBSTER DISTRICT.
Precinct No. l.

Precinct NO. l.
Voting T'la"r-f:arl Johnson. S"l'
Judg,>--Mi'ha"l Gr"Gan. H"a Frazer
r. ,. =. .':i, rar,aIlns. E,iw. Roth.
Precinct No. ..
Voting Plac"--Airi. EHgbart rooney
go F.rtf street.
U.inlru. AI"x Rogers, e." Meyers WA.
,.lrrks-IIyrru:tn I:"n.kc 1"hn Hart
li,L. Howard Lam. JOHN h''Nv.
Precinct No. 3.
Voting Piar.-.-'yth.Hn castle.
JudG"S-li"rrHan kr"uErr. LOUIS
S,rn"brl. Geo. 'W"s1W""l. lrrd May.
rios nnrsry. G.. W. Wrisg"rm"r.
rl,.:hs-H '.rry I'll" l.Hs;, T.. ". i;r"m-
.r,r Lawrence, Fi-,.".i. j. :. l.y}.' b..
Prccmc: No. i.
Voting I'!Ic'.-t;'". !" M"SN"r i"th'
s!.ui. 81. E"f' ~'r''t.
.ru,ig"s--l.nn F;u.;. 'lrr,r"" N's!":r
IuIIS i:urrail. VIA. D"Wns. r'rHLi. N'ii-
del. Jrhu VI. Garden.
,l,rk$-W. i! Rogers. Albert Amos.
Ch,s. lnn"&nn. ll'nTL i;nrti.
Precinct No. 6.
Voting rlar"-- t.!w. rel won:"rs bar
rtr ship. ThirIy-fltlh nnd Ja""". str,''S.
!iudg'S-w. ". IcMIlan. "has. Hon
ak,r. Chns. Soldier. -. l;"n. SI.I"rl.
John p"vlln. las. f'r"d"rirhs.
CIrrks--E"y Cras". 'hlS.' S"id'"r. 1r.'
Vim. TrusScl. Frank p"Nl!n.
Precinct No. c.
Voting rlacc-Mrs. l.. S'lsh"rry. III
Thir,E-rir$t street.
Juitrs.-Sam Jones. Henry Sn"TCrnSS,
QUO Wagner Isaac M'u;-iis. john hW!"T'
Dennis FahcT.
CIrrks--John Mccormick. Vim. Ear
tollaS. VIM Frnh.l.. Bernard Nrh'n. e.
Precinct No. :.
Voting plur..--Irhn O. Mct"rm'ck'
na"l Mr,'olI""h srr'"'.
Judcc&--Wm. rk"l. Albert thinner
man. carl SrhultH". Fred Cor". John
Nul,ark.y. E"hr. E"sS. Sr.
CIcrks--F;iu-ar Gra:rlr:h. ThaS. Card
ncr Francis; Hung rtnan. Dan 'ial';%h"r.
Precinct NO 8.
Voting Pltc"--ll"nrE i.GrrniE. -
Twcnty-nirth street.
Judgrs-li"nry S,;tr;i"n. John M'rs"h-
rod Fred l."rcn;Z. ST. Wa. Hopkins.
y T.. t'urrigau. MIR" NulIr"y. -.
GlrrkS-NlI"rt WarNi"r.fr'd l."r"nlH,
Jr., John Hall. y. !. crock.
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BACKS OF BOCHES
NOW THEIR TARGETS

ROCKFORD. ILL.,. July e2.--Five thou
sand Camp Grant soldiers who have
been nraciicnG nightly on the rifle range
shooting at targets in the form Of Ger
man faces. have turned the targets
around since tho American victory in
France and arr now shooting at their
backs.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

J. O'Rcilly. long Mr.. Hcarst's confiden-
tal secretary and now commissioner or
water supply In New York City.
Mr.. ORcilly's announcement served
further to cornplicatc a much involved
situation Another candidate. William
Church Osborne. one of the seven men
recommended By the committee OF fif-
teen at It's Syracuse meeting. already
has announced that he will 20 into the
primaries regardless of what the con-
ference does.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-07-23

Voting I'it""--Tw"utE-ni s:r"";
school hrt:s".
JudSrs-N. {. Edge. Alone Marshall.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-07

Wantastlquet and the ridges in Vernon,
Hinsdale, Mortified, Guilford and Ber-
nardstoh dead limbs are noticeable. In
this connection the statement will sur
prise many people that foresters dc
clare that three fourths of all the chest
nut trees in the state of Vermont are in
the little town of Vernon. A large
part of the growth on the hills from
Broad brook to the Massachusetts line
Is chestnut. A new trouble has APP
peared this season on the elm trees Of
Brattleboro and vicinity. The ground
under the trees is covered with dead
leaves. The pest which is causing the
destruction is known as the elm leaf
spot. Foresters say that in order to
prevent a recurrence of the attack on
the elms the dead leaves should be
burned as soon as possible In addition
announcement was made yesterday Of
a pest which is attacking the beech and
maple trees, and which may cause to
the latter a damage which will affect
the maple sugar yield The old potato
bug looks exceedingly small these davs
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-07
Darling's Record.
{ Barton Monitor

This paper had thought that the
Burlington Clipper was "laying it on"
to Charles II. Darling the candidate
for governor from Burlington, a little
too thiekly, but it has proved pretty
conclusively that Mr.. Darling is cor
poration lawyer. 1t seems that in
1911 the mayor of Burlington took oc-
casion to write the secretary of the
United States treasury that Mr.. Oar
ling as collector of the port of Bur
lington was giving much attention to
lobbying in the legislature at Mont
pelier for the Burlington Gas com
pany, a corporation owned by outside
interests. The city council of Bur
lington also passed resolution
unanimously condemning Mr.. Darling for
his activities in the legislature against
the interests of the Burlington munl,-
ipal electric company. From all re-
ports Darling's candidacy is not max
ing any wild fire" progress.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-07

You must give them what you have TO
give, for-think of all that is given to
you.
"'You are given water to drink by
these people who ask you in return to
cheer them up by your lovely different
colored flowers, and your soft green
leaves.
"'You are given the warmth of the
sun and you are given the summer
breezes. You are planted in nice soft
earth, and the weeds are kept away
from you.
"'You are given strings so you can
grow from the ground up to the lattice,
which otherwise would be so hard to
reach.
.''And you are helped from the mo-
ment you are put into the ground as
seeds. which have been left over from
your dear morning-glory relations of
last year, until the summer is over.
"'And so you must give shade, beau
ty and pleasure to people and children
n nd hnnaN n hmm
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-07

was and could see in their thoughts
network made of wood, surrounding a
porch, Daddy went on with his story.
"Yes, Mr.. Moon was shining" Daddy
continued, "and he was having a very
good time.
'.On one side Of the lattice work at
the side of the porch upon which Mr..
Moon was shining so brightly, were
vines of morning-glories.
1T was night, of course, and Mr..
Moon knew that the morning glories
would not awaken. But he was shin
Ing on the closed flowers, and whisper
ing to them some of his dreams which
the Dream King had told him he could
tell this night.
Morning lories,' whispered Mr.
Moon, 4 am lighting you up
"'You do not know this, for you are
sleeping so happily. And though am
lighting up the lattice and the porch
and you, little sleeping flowers, it is
not enough. 1t is Mr.. Sun who must
give you light. Yes, my old friend
and rival, Mr.. Sun.
but the people from the house are
looking out at you, little closed flow
ers, and they're looking at me, too, for
/ see them.
"'They are telling each other how
lovely 1t looks to see the moon shine
through the lattice and on the morn
ing-glory flowers. But they do not
know the great secret, the secret that
l am telling you now. / am. giving you
a dream, the dream of old Mr.. Moon.
"'And the Dream King has told me
/ could. Yes, / have had the permits
sion of his Royal Majesty, the Dream
King.
This is the dream, lovely sleeping
flowers. You must rest and sleep for
that is your habit, and it's good
habit. 1t makes you so fresh and
bright each morning when Mr.. Sun
peeps at you and shines on you and
tells you to open your sleepy eyes.
but in your sleep, little morning
glorics, dream of the daytime and the
work there is to do. You must bloom
and flower. You must give joy to
people and children, and your leaves
must grow big and strong, SO as to
make nice shady porch for the peo-
pie who live in this house.
"'You must be cordial and welcome
the butterflies and cumming birds who
sin of your rare morning-glory honey.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1918-08-07
Flour at Rate of
$40 per Barrel

We have received a car of
Old-Fashioned Low Grade
Flour in 140-lb. sacks. We
are selling it to merchants at
a price that will enable them
to retail this at the rate of
$1,000 per barrel, or about
$3.50 per barrel less than the
higher grades. OF course,
this Low Grade Flour re-
quires the same amount of
substitutes. A year ago we
were selling many cars of
Old-Fashioned Low Grade
Flour for human consump-
tiOn.