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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1918-03-14

Classified.
FOR SALE
o. n c. GRANT LANDS-Blue print
plats showing lands In Josephine
county, ti,bo, Address A. ",
voorhies. 0ranls Pass. n
FOR SALE-Good modern house,
close In. north aide. Inquire No
29as, care Courier. ?Sf
FOR Recleaned seed wheat,
Little Club. e2.ib; jenkins Club,
sa.2b; Washington Hybrid No
its. t2,b0: Marquis. e2,b0. also
Beardless Barley. White Oats Al
faifa Seed and all Grasses and Clo'
vers, Ralph Waldo Eden. Cen.
tral Point. 6Glt
FOR RENT OR sALE--irrigated
farm--plenty OF water during the
whole season. Inquire Jo. Fc,E.
ner. f5b North Eighth street. Il
QUALITY WHITE LEGH0RNS -
llatehlng eggs and baby chicks
the Kind that lay aud pay-book
your order oarly-now. X. Ham
merbacher, Phone 606-F-23 II,
y, ID. No. 2, OF
FOR SALE OR WILL TRADE -
Five-room house and three lots
IN Glendale for cows. calves. goats
or automobile, Roy Kelley. Wolf
Creek. Ore 10
FOR SALE OR TRADE One draft
mare, q years old, weight. i.t00
pounds, In good condition. and
has n reliable disposition. II In
terested, call or write, George Al
len. Waldo. ore. 0S
FOR SALE one road grader and
wheel serapcr, Inquire OF J. r.
Tuffs. Ssi East n street. 90
FOR SALE-oak flat top double Of
hco desk, oak roll top typewriter
desk. drawers. oak i-drawer Ill
ing system. I large book casos,
tir. oak stain, revolving once
chair large III cabinet oak stain,
containing shelving and coat
closet blank cabinet 10 drawers,
80 compartments. Inquire NJ Of
hce or house. A. G. Hough, os
TWO-YEAR old Jersey heller. fresh
soon. for sale at st5. win make
u dandy good COW. Phone GOLF.
Is. II
HEMSTITCHING and pecot edge, 10
cents per yard. Mall orders will
receive prompt and careful atton-
tlon. The Vanity Shop, Mcdford
Oregon. ia West Main. 0Tti
FOR SAl.E--A sorrel mare. ~ years
old. sos Address Mrs. Ernest
Smith. II. =. ID. No. 4. Grants Pass.
phone Armstrong;. Wilderville cen
tral. 0S
A classified ad viii give results
Cards at the Courier ONCE.
-----------..---.-----.--..- ..-.---=---.- .----..-
~ RENT
FREMONT ROOMS - Now under
management OF Mrs. l.. G. Arm
strong: 2s clean rooms at 35C
and soc, special rates by week
or month: also light housekeep'
ing rooms. Would like your pat
ronage. l0ti
FURNISHED ROOMS-Large. com
Portable and conviently located
All c street. set
HOTEL OXFORD ROOMS for rent
Large. well furnished. steam
heat. hot water, bath. and all no
tel privileges. Very moderate
weekly and monthly rates. 37ti
PARTLY FURNISHED cottage fol
rent. so feet from pavement. alst
unfurnished cottage on pavement
SIX per month. Inquire a. = Voor
hies. 92tl
FURNISHED housekeeping rooms
one. block from postonlce, for rent
reasonable. Apply 62l ID 81. II
FOR RENT Four-room furnished
cottage, 700 South Eighth street
Also Slx-room furnished house
713 South Eighth street. Phone
327-L. II
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
TWO FEDERAL PRISONERS
INDUCTED INTO ARMY
Local Board Also Sends Men To
Radio School At Norman,
Big Draft Comes In
July

Fsvs sslects were sent to p Riley
49, uiEht - iEe ioc4l exemption
toa-n To q ;he men cent were
federal prisoners. oonvic,sd Tor Grad r
M the draf. George Rioe q Enid
srd "a L Hearrs q Berryviiie Ars
The tso men were eenfenced Than b
cay by Judge Cofiersl 20 a hours IN
5zI ars tbes 70 lmmeciz'e Induction
irfo fbe SsDOasi army.
The Cuthrie rnen Nbo enfrsired issi
: rkf az z y Bosermzn A = Ma
zzr an1 PIoye Pennoek The Cuihris
ne- ssrs appointed gusr1s over ths
TO trzff eFscers
~ Iocsi board siso senf Meris
1sHnan. Loyzi Brv~n and Nsrtin Or.
szn 60 fhe fs1erzs rafio trzinins
srhn,cl A. Norman Theee regisfrsns
rlH - Firen 81 peeks Dreiininsr7
s-sirirx - thsf s8eee and uni the'
- rs-f - Frsnce for . frishiri
orr-se
7. nerf "a 6rzff - Logsn nei
81 oo-,e - Jaiy. sbe1 many CAS-
fro s.s p,-oasbsy sozss cisss fo1
r,e- III - czzis1
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
HUGO MIN LASH
pI,O-HuN ptsE EtCllEn

Hugo. June i5 Roy james Reece
who has been In charge Of ohurchoI
Al Hugo aud SopeF, was severely
whipped by momberu OF the Choctaw
county "sirrog arm" squad after he
Is said 20 have admitted making sedi.
iious statements and doing acta that
warranted his banishment from Choc
iaw county. Rooce was found on a
farm near sopcr and was given a trial
BY the squad
lie then was turned across a barrel
and nogged With q board yellow pslnf
Recoe was released he fed
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
RESIST HUN
RULE IN RUSSIA
Fierce Fighting Reported From
Provinces Near Moscow
Martial Law In Vogue.
Revolt Grows

Moscow. jane Is Pierce iesirtanc"
r helng made BY the peasanis 10
The PROVINCES og Mlnsk aud Mobile,
tgalnsi German attempts 10 restore
The land % the landlords Several
tctaohmcnin u Germann have been
arnihilascd BY the enraged ieavantry
liolh provinces have been declared
under martial law and special pun \
tive expedition has been organised
ny the German TO punish the slight :
-, resistance W military authority
The landlords have sent a message
n thanks 20 General rAikenheim tor
surpresslns the peasant riots
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
MARRIED MEN TO
CO INTO CLASS ONE
New Order Takes Men Married
Since June rs, 1917 Expect
To Relinouish Glass
From Shake up

Topeka kan June is Men regis
tered m the arny draf and who have
married since May Is 1917. will be
placed In Glass except 10 oases
where the rcglstranl is father of o
child. born or unborn. on June ..
1918. according To an announcement
made here ioday BY AdIuianl General
Huffman o, an order he has Just re-.
celved from Provost Marshal Gen
erxl cro~der Reslssrants married
since May Is. 1917. who receive es
empiicn on account of children will
be placed In Glass &C This order
& was announced. Is expected TO add
several thousands o. men 70 class }
Ia Kansas
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

Report Of The committee was made
In writing as follo~s
We the committee appointed BY
ttc Chairman Of the i>ogan County
Council 81 Defense recommend 10 this
convenilon that the price 20 be oharg
"A for the ihreshins of grain BE- a.
foliows For he threshlng 81 wheat
without . crew. r. and To- oais. e
minimum sros. and maHimnm price
ioc and r. respectively.
We further recommend 20 The
oeavcntion hat the price of thrs-h-
ing With a crew 10 fired Al The same
price - established In Garfleld c0an =
~
We farfher recommend that the
price ~ labor be fixed ~ $50 ver day
r.er man and fs 90 for man and team
for harvest and threahing
-Aiso ne further recommend that
The price Cor chogvinx cotton and
seneraI farm iaAor - fixed II q s'~'
Day
on motion daily made and second
~ foreFo.nr report vas a6opief ,,
ne body.
o. Ths matter of eiohns p,o
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
FUEL SITUATION IN
STATE IS SERIOUS
Next Winter There Will BE the
Uusual Shortage Of Gas and
Coal Will BE High In
Price and Scarce

Ada, June H. some of tip clii-
son. Of Oklahoma do uot seem Co
rsanEe that the fuel sauafion = a.
. rloaa ~ Il actually -. says y A
Aorrin. federal fuel administrator fof
Oklahoma "Ona dealer this ~eeA
tuned do~n q car 81 ooal sresam
atly bscsusa It 80 not convenient
fof him % hanile u on the day it
arrived This dealer b suliy Of
criminal negligence unless HE CON
n.anity already has In the bina al the
oal u rili uecd nsxt siHief. d.
tot kno~ u single sach c,mmanit
10 Oklahoma This ca@l muat np~
b. shlpved TO smother to~n. necss
stating much DELAY. eatra eap~nss.
snd loss of time.
Most - the dealers - 'he state
sfe sislnE this administration -
uost hearty c0-sp>rsflon The aetion
y ths dealer n.entionsd sboss i fhe
a. espiion. sna such As h. wiil not
receive any sssisianee from this a
mlnl.tr.tion ~hen ooai runs shor'
nszt slnser. Ths fssi administration
xln 90 shat y can - keop dosn
suffering In ever community, bul
xhsre the dealer hss fiasrantiy re-
fssed 20 care for the wsnts u ths
oommaBity this sumner. smsrssncj
/ 'ooal sill BE- shipped % other dealer.
or 1irset 70 tbs conx1mer-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

raris Juna sergeant David y
Putnam u ufookllne. Mas. u report
"a 70 have dowaed tiva Germans on
Juna 10 Three u puinams aerial
victories now are official and tho
other lwo are anasr Investigation.
ThA record. 10 tho i've victories sre
officially credited. makes Futnams
total is. ru9planilng Lieut. Frank
Iayllca u Nsw Bedford. Mass. a. tha
American ace ~ aces.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
CHICAGO pApuRs BOOST
palCIA TO TIN CFNTA

Chlcagu. June io Tho Tribune ana
Herald Examiner announce this morn
Ing that. effective tomofrow. tho price
a their Sunday issues Will b. seven
cents IN Chicago and suburbs and ten
cents copy elsewhere
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
AL REGi~TRt\Ts 10
BE RECLissIfIl-D

Local draft boards wiN rec.&ssiiy
men IN class 80 there Will be no
reed q taking men from class %
III quotas according 10 Instructions
teri oui today by Adtu,Ant General
Ctsson The order H. based on In
sIlacfions received from the Provost
Marshal General and 10 similar 70
y haf is being done in other states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
HALF MILLION DOLLAR
WHEAT LOSS BY FIRE

Indianapolis. Ind. June IA large
frame elevator a. Beech Grove. near
here. oxued by the Cleveland Grain
company was destroyed ty fire early
this morning. with q loss estimated
3, between 500 900 AMI 100000 The
origin o, the fire has not been De
ts-ralned IA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

When y u awauke an ~ Reno
harness maker and a pro Hun bnaatwd
on the ntFoete that uermany wouli
win IN. war. and then declared the
kaiser Was tho greatest man Twins
IN angry mob formed aud tame near
hanging him When officers rescued
aI mshe anKfy citizens had rurr
around his neck and wers dragsins
ilm 10 a telephone pole
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
POISONED CANDY GIVEN
CHILDREN BN STRANGER

Fort Smith. ARK. June h. Marsh
mallow candy that stranger gave =
party % children here today was
found TO contain paris green Ia"
children showed the candy 20 Their
mother Who discovered a green pow
der on Il, city officials sent the can
dy 70 a laboratory where the powder
vas anziized a. poison The man
approached the children 10 an anbo
and beyond the fact that be looks lih"
q foreigner the poiioe have no furthar
description of him
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
Pool Halls Frowned Upon By Council Of Defense;
Labor Problem Solved; Special Meeting Interesting

hl lla VAS brought up FOR discussion
ard . motion made and seconded and
ofrr.od recommending that the various
towns and cities In tho county pass
ordinance closing pool halls from
Jrne 10 10 November I. 1915
Wild Cat OIL and Zinc
Mining stock.
A motion eas made by Mr. Dewitt
and unanimously eA~iod recommend
irg that the iosialatnrs Of THE state
n a. what ls commonly known as the
Kansas Blue Say Law 10 apply in thia
state The chairman made a force
fui ,aik 20 members of the council
md the delegates from the vsrious
i.ecoincis on this particular subject
reelssrstion. Jvne 5, isis.
e e smith. Chairman - tn foTsn
County Enemption board. addresssa
the nesting on this subject tally ~
plslning ths workings 81 the board
ard sssins Tor assistance % the rnem
fs1s ~ the council ~ defense through
cut the county In isbors ~ this board
A ns1lon BY Mr. rfsath vas carried
recommending that the clfissas o
sach tosnsiaS In the ooun'y me-
ans appoint three men In e.ch to~n.
nip 20 xork IN osunecflon ~its ~
oran ooanfy eremption board In ~
n,affer ~ making . seisetiss crsr
hs effective in thls county.
No psbiie Meetings
IN German lsnsssss
Chairman Blerer especially chHrgst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
NUw ORDER olvHs
ULiolnLus A GRANGE

Washington. june "A ori~rs
against tho induction into military
service Of draft olisiblca Tor duty with
general ntaff bureaus. were Issued
by the War dnpar,msn, today The
order exeap,s only MEN who ate
technically qualified Tor such dsiy
physically disqualified for general
military service and physically quail p
fled for special aud limited military
service"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
BRAZIL NAMES CONTROLLERS
70 SUPERVISE EXPORTS

Rio JAneir~. June ls-A food con-
( olier has been appointed 20 super
sise Br8.Han exsorts
THIS action wss taken because OF
The depletion In stocks ot some com
nicd..ies. :; being desired 10 prevent
cry argriYstion of these conditions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

iafai June - fhs artillery on
b ia sdss waa active laat might On
the front bs'e~e Nnu,alaler and the
Tlesf Oiss. ths var atiice announced
today
The 9unflfe vas also rather marked
m the region aoaih ~ she Aisne aud
~ est ~ Nheima IN the ehampisi
i'ignY sector No Infantry actions
occurred
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
PRICES FOR rrREsHlNo
Will 81 INVESTIGATED

Prices sought to be- charged FOR
tEreshing throughout the state will be
subject fof Investigation at joint
meeting Of ihe state food adminirirs
ison and state council 81 defense here
today Officers of tn State Thrcsh
ermcn's association will be called be
fcre the Investigators and asked
v hether or not there T. an under
startlng % lcep prices up
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
Foch Twigs
Hun Scheme
100000 Yanks
lNotr In France
Says Gen. March

w&ah neson. gane iS---Arsers.
car trocps seat % France row
r0Fsse<r nsore thaw socsoo. Ger.
erai March. Srlef 81 stsr, ar.
reunsed teoas.
The soc 600 figure Includes -
branches az ths service necv
sars tc waAke 40 complete army,
hoth ccwea,ant ara ror combat
art. General March sac All war
cepz rtment figures regarding
trocps sers across ~i be given
out on this basls
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
GERMAN CENTER IS
BEING HELD FIRM
PLANS M THI et\tRA NJ
STAFF EVIDENTLY ARE
To FIGHT TIL pttl>i\f
PHASE OF I'M RATflI
BETWEEN The N>\i
AND THE MtR\E


~asnlrssc1 Jure fS-Ceneral
rsr1A. espislnirs tire reason for rssn
ins ;roop< e Frsnes- ssie fesf Ger
wsr e-ses &C Far mace ~ere al
part e. ec-~e~ srAeras e. offsr
sat gr &c tnis frne. ne assess, TIRE
esserssn ef tire slliec front fro~'
rnetr,s GO tre sea rae resenec sixty
ss mites To hcac ,ns. ae6ec lire. he
sac. accf.isnsl ;roocs were neces.
ssrs arc ,-e Importance 81 ae'tir7
American srcopx oser a3iesiy became
paramount; A -ii'ior ~iil be o. she
exssle area By -, issh. ne ascss-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
FORT SILL LANDS ~
\< ARTILLERY STATION

Washing on. luur II. Official "a
ncuneemcnt was made today Of "a"
expected order that all field artilae,
activity IN the United states Will "a
concentrated a. four canr.s rot
.ill. Oklx Camp Jackson. Columbia
S G. and Camp zschery TAYLOR, Louis
Yllle. Ky. have been designated and
The fourth viii b. selected within a
few days
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

Fort Worth. Ter. Tho Brewer
ausher. which was brouuh, IN near
panoer thls week. caught fire al 2
o'clock this morning. fatally burning
two men and injurina others. The
oil we'll 10 stiIl burning. The reoeis.
ing tanks have already been de.
s'rcyed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

An Atlantic Pert. Iuun 81 Tbs
fitish steamship kewmun, attacked
laa, Thursday Night efg lha ViFslaa
esapt ~ lleFman sabmarlnn. arrived
a. thla bort seiay. apparvnliY an
dsmaecd bY hes sue0anlar with she
lisi.oafa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

In pushing toward the knGlish
channel cstlnn and faria the uermsna
have lhk year launched ihF~r greas
aelyeA The fret was toward Afnlen#
between the pelata cn th~ map u and
q The beginning of thia was March
81
The second great Offensive. deliver
"a toward the cnaat porlk. heglnnine
Aari1 3. i indicated hegw s@f tho let
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
YAnna rAks Hun sooArsr

tondan. Jana t American 81
d.ers a.. more than q match for tho
Gsfman. la the oplnloa of Reuters
correspondent with Tho American
forroa Ia france who has been With
the Americans fcr the past monih
Whenever The Germans me~t ths
snlsreans hs sAYs ths Gsr'aamu have
been beaten
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

t.Es A and Y n
The Assan ofseasise 90 tha HAT /
tie TOR rarts ~ same hMv0 vailad 80
ragged between the p~stmt@ mafSeA u
and y ard h~gAn on MAY ff
fhe present German thfnst y p"
tween MontaiAlnr and Neyon. Aad u
Indicated "a the map hy he heavy
black arrows
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

Logan county council - defense In
special meeting acted on the follow
inr subjects of interest IN hne with
var soiisifies
rtreshina ard harvesting.
xr Stevens u Marshau and Nr
C.ark ~ Lowell. operators ~ thresh-
irs ulzchines. were called apoa for
Information a. o. the prep'areiness 81
itresbers q izke care d the conniyt
grAin croa- Both ~ the~e Teuilenen
rave a. their orlnion ihsi ihere Sss
sufficient m4chines 20 take care ~
the harvest They report q minimum
cf waste q, the machines. bat soms o
~hst u = waste in EeiflnT the grain
- the hreshsr-
Lsbo~ stssfion.
fsD xr Dnhubsrk. cs1sl1nsn o'
Tho labor drzfr board. reported thsi
60 % date hs has received more A.
r..oat5ons Tor the isbor Situation thsh
10 bzs received demand from fhs
farmers Tor labor lie thoushi this
xss sue somewhat % the inaprssslor
q the farmers that zbor oo1id no
h h11 ercevs a. . pF1os In sroess q
xhst they oosid afford 70 Say Thh
susiscf br0sght sbost . motion mad
F ,, Nr sontzgse = Sasina and ~
Hezrn q xarshail fhat conmlifee o
five - spsolnfes 70 nzks q sas'
sehe1sle snc r@,orf e. fh5s rssesins
The soiio~lng senusnen were sp
F ,1inte5 On fhis counr.iftee / Hesrr
cH Errn<sronr = smifh. v obsr
kolzsr. yerx Eo1t
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

Locnl Elks held patriotic FiaK bay
exercises last nlsht At the club rooma
The program Was appropriate asi
well carried out Ealtod Ruler Oeorgv
McGroEor. presided
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
BATTLES SLOW DOWN
As HUNS GROW WEARY
ANfRitl> SOLDIERS AnI
NOill HAN MNItu iUit
GERMANS. win, iAsi>.
HEN ntln>tD. >OW
mn M nm MD AVOID
NA>k SECTORS


1onaon, June ia-~A saeeeasfDi lsosi
operation ~ss carried cot last slsns
W nfisish aea see,slsh hstssllass
nsfth ~ eeth1n~ on 'r~ FLANDERS
tent aad ever slsty prisoners ~srs
taken. according % ths statement 10.
sssd ~ the var effles to-day.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
PRAIRIE DECLARES DIVIDEND.

Independence, kan. June i6 The
irairlc Pipe Lin company to-day de-
t,ar"a quarterly dividend Of 81 90
payable July 81 to ngnckholdera al
record 5ane 60
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

By bsli1riF q corcrefe ts.k VII
. w.n1os n o1s sits sootfh pay
sielzz ssross6sf n gssfing nootioz
pscsrres q otfsrs sDt ofher vstsr
ssiz.A Laa.GM32
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

Aliicd strategy and tsuasifY IN con
tat again have ehsckmatei blo~s by
masssd bodl.a q German troops ani
The O.rman efuwn prlare has given
up hls second offensive wifhin a
- anih without ethrr of 'hem hasins
afisstsd seriously fhe s-norai sifua
ton an M vesfsrn front Except for
artulsry dasss. = Ian has cone 20 tho
fighting ssciors buf = ur~ snsmy a.
....ft A. .s.a.saH sa..n
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15

IN ne offensive whirh b~sAa last
Sunday the Gsunabs used Ark"
masses - trooHa On = shsrt front Fnr
three days thsY gatn.d grealnt at
eere Fapiaiy forins their ~ay soath +
ssr,i sions ne Aisne FFsnch re
sl.tanee ssiffsned anf then ~ Frenea
tfcs th@ offensise oerman efsori. n
strike -oass u the kisne anf rsssa
ihs Olse soash q cour iesne also
failed ansr = siixk, gaia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-06-15
GERMANS STRIVING 70
TAKE ccNptE0sE

New York, Iane 1.-THE announce
neat q the retirement - toe French
css o. ne forrest q OsrscanV and lr-
On fnxt az LziE0e. a. TIE angle be-
,vee- ~ O-se aud the Alsne serves
&C c5esr u vtxihiy the objective Of
shs present German operations on the
xtss O. -.gA: bs-k q The olse river
TIE relatively niiros operations vesi
q solxsons II ihe issi twenty -.ouf
hours also cc-trs bates 80 or rHc@--
stx1osng o. the sls1sron.
Al tie s-eseni uome1i 80 se-mar
Is thrssssne towarl Psrs. ne' Ntih
any soea c. .eAf.ng a. oree 'a-- ee-
cxire aatf.e sor the capital 10 ~hish
h. means 70 eIsscy bis main uaAs'f-
IL Is drive oy ne iefr lark on Nav
= he uncovered the roets 70 Pa 3
tssree. ne Msrns ard the Aisns q,
Ia ;hrnss q Nsrch = be reach q
sr1 c-osss< ,kt ROADS les1inE 70 Pas
from TIE ro-sh. between ihe scai-lf
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Arizona republican., 1918-09-24

TT is thing walk into dependable shoe sore ask for the BUCKHECHT Army Shoe get what you ask for and walk out foot-happy and prce-contented
 It IS quite another thing to walk into store, ask bssfully for pair of Army Shoes (hoping get of them the comfort and you know the BUCK HEIGHT Army Shoe) and walk with pair of shoes that Army Shoes only in name.
 All the difference in the world, isn't there? Yet there's nothing mysterious about it. You know that
Arizona republican., 1918-09-24

NNLY in this way can you be sure of get \ J ting the pennymost return from your in-
 vestment - in lasting comfort, in prac- tcal, eveyda wear
 You'll admit wont youAthat it is some achievement to equip over 100000 soldiers with Amy Shoes that stand the gaff - that arc ground down by maneuver march and counter march and still come up smiling?
 And you'll admit won't you9- that it is some achievement to equip more than quarter million men in cipil life with Amy Shoes that have given them new understanding of shoe comfort have given them more foot-ease and mnd-ease than they ever thought possible?
 Yet-this is the record of the BUCK HEIGHT Amy Shoe. Itis record of accom- plishment of which we are justly proud. It Is an achievement that assures the sturdy quality of the BUCKHECF4T Amy Shoe-that ren- ders impossible any lowering or lessening of quality standards. It means that-despite ris- ing costs and unprecedented conditions wrought by the war-the BUCKHECHT Amy Shoe must measure up to its nan,e-and to the acclain, 1t has received at the hands (and feet) of sol- ders and civilians whose number IS legion.
 Needless to say, the specifications of the United States Army are nigdly followed in the making of the BUCKHECHT Amy Shoe. You get the sturdy, prime oak outsole of the