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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

From the draft rules issued by Provost Marshal
Crower it appears that the control the draft will largely
visers
This is an important matter.
1t is not usually desirable thing to have import
ant matter passed upon exclusively by lawyers They
of them draft advisers Gen. Crowder speaking for the
government the draft cases to be considered with
sympathy and common sense"
Lawyers who named legal advisers in the draft
should bear mind that the for the revision of
oaca board findings that in the eastern of the
try and southern sections less fraud
favortism has been suspected In this state and in this
city, have been particularly free from such suspicion
This state and this city have experienced difficulty
in meeting the draft quotas with dispatch We have not
fallen short in any estimates made by the government
1t is to be presumed therefore, that the local boards
here have done their conscentousy and their findings
should not be lightly tramped upon They
familiar with the draft than the lawyers will be by
casual reference to them The local boards have dealt
with the problem Tor year They have served loyalty
The government has been niggardy with pay for their
time 1t has allowed them little for clerk hire They
worked long hours.
Lawyers in this state will do well to appreciate this
and work with the local boards rather than against them
Now that President Wilson has personally indorsed
the boards decision the Western Union case
iciU Kaiser Carlton stM refuse TO accent American
standards?
"Marys Ankle" appears at the MetropoLtan for
the last time tonight Marys lamb aoas go6bed up by
the packers long ago.
Ohio judge sentences streeloafing bovs TO nioht
school instead Of Oorkhouse, thus lending O judcaL
hand in saving the boz crop.
IF Henri Ford can make votes os fast as he can
turn ont jtts, hen be the merit senator Of Michigan all
right
Swat the Rent Hog Get congress after him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15
Kaiser Plan
Points at the
Heart of India

This map shows how the pan
German party plans the DONNA
ton OF Europe
Tho white portion shows the
territory under proposed German
political control. while the shaded
portions Indicate tho territory
that will h. added 60 IN. economic
"Pan-Gcrman empire" II u sue.
ceeds.
Tho plan includes the perfee-
ton OF two great railroad routes.
The first runs from Hamburg so
Iagdad and Egypt. The second
from Koia bay. on the Arctic
ocean. 10 India
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15
mo ROOM in EUROPE FOR
ENGLAND AND GERMANY"

AMSTERDAM. June iJEngland Ia the obstacle To
tho OF according TO
the voaaische ZunR Berlin Commenting the German
aspirations the
when Frances teeth reduced Bel
a dependence Germany the rule
the Adriauc.
and North the Black
Even then. tho formal be concluded with
England a lasting much probable
that England will rak the mad attempt continue the war In
dependenuy
against England be decided and II
herself for this
central
they extend
Europe n high degree
Tho stands uhus-eher Germany or England
IN OF tho world There In
Of the wall will depend
wholly spirit OF sacrifice Of the German people
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

ing. Every piece I have delivered
today has been short.
A san Francisco woman lawyer
proposes an ordnance 10 prevent
men from smoking Tor two reasons.
FIRST. smoking has caused men to
become chicken hearted. offetc
wcakilnEu. and. second. 30 more %
hacco can be cent TO IN. boys In
France Il that pro German stuff :
Question: Answerud by MIR. Cry
Yesterday evening a batch Of bis
cults exploded in the oven about 10
minutes after I p.aced them In IL.
This II the first time such a thing
ever happened. Can you tell me
what caused them to blow up7-ars.
W Il c
Possibly the explosion was caur~i
BY the baking powder.
arm planning 10 give a tea NEXT
wednesday. and AZ wish 10 econo
rnlze shall serve nothing except
sponge cake. know this IL pretty
dry. Can you suggest something TO
go with II for wash - Mira X. y.
Soap. water and a towel
How many inches in tho expires
sion. Never VICAR tight shoes -
Cora Apple.
Twcivc-bocaus- It's good foo,
rule.
why IL n mans eye like buggy
whip7-F. c.
because II has a lash on H.
-Four German generals, says al
Amsterdam cable. have been retired
on half pay. We don't know where
the money win come from to pay
them. But we know n place from
which II won't come
Old u. s. a.
MY AVIATOR
I've given my ali 10 my country:
I'm trusting his soul TO God.
May his body 90 freedom great sorv.
Ice
Even tho II falls crushed on the
sod.
watched him ny swiftly upward
In pulsnting army plane.
The soul of me seemed to 70 out.
ward
while my body was numb with
pain.
IL was then that I learned 10 follow
That roaring. soaring machine
Out over tho great lines OF battle
To make sure OF the enemy's
scheme.
Thus I watched every move OF my
loved one:
Thus ! rode beside him on thin air.
I saw what horror to others would
come.
And ! cautioned my love TO be.
ware.
Thus while my fingers work heed
lessly,
Helping this nation to win,
Injured from passing on needlessly
My soul is out there helping him.
ARLIN NORTHEY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15
a WORD FROM
JOSH NISE

M-bby one rua
son y @ u can {
teach an old dog
new tricks L. INT
il~ know. IL he
learns 'eu he'll
have q do n lot
moro pcrformin
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

this country dur
ing the last half
OF the nineteenth
century, IN @ n n $
literally living In
the open air.
IL means spend
ing nearly % or
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

% few miles Of railroad to connect
this line with Khelat. capital Of no
iuchlaian The road n now under
British control. but 10 tho Gerrna n
mind that II a mere detail Prom
Khciat 10 Bombay. thru the richest
part Of India. would bs the final STEP
In the great plan OF tho pan-Oer
mans A glance az tho map will
give a clear view Of the pathway "a
india.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

German ariators becoming efficiently
Hunnish that they drop bombs hospital toith
out the aid Of moonlight.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15
FRESH AIR
You May Journey TO
Health Via "Air Line"
on House Tops

Tho fresh air cure" for pull.
monary tuberculosis. introduced In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

CT movement Of the air on the house
top than, say, in the backyard. This
means fewer secondary infections
saves wear and tear on the lungs
and keeps the body practically
"bathcd" in moving air.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

Why not rush the boat rockers right over TO France,
where they'll get the excitement and danger they so ev-
dcWflu cyupe2
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

II. Il. writes: Am 30 years old.
five feet three inches tall and weigh
lIs pounds. What should I wcighs''
100 pounds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

Spat the Rent Hog! Get congress after him.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

II Henri Ford make votes fast as he can
turn jits hen be the merit senator of Michgan all
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

Ohio Judge sentences street-Loafing boys to
,chool instead Of workhouse, thus lendtr0 q IN
hand in souin0 the bon crop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

"Marys ankle" appears at the MetropoHta
he last time tonight Marvs lamb vas 0obbted
he packers long ago.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15

Now that President Wilson has personally indor,
the Udr boards decision IN the Western Union ca
ioiu Kaiser Carlton still refuse to accept Anteric
standards?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-06-15
Legal Draft Advisers

From the draft rules issued by Provost Marshal
Crowder appears that the control of the draft will largely
pass from the hands of the local boards to the legal adj
visers.
The Lamar register., 1918-10-30
PRowERs CoUNTY's TWINS
In This Campaign of Twins Prowers
County Democracy Offers Her
Babies, Sam and Joe

As this political campaign seems to
be running to twins the Prowers coun-
ty democracy has an entry in the list
labelled Sam and Joe, the Office
Trust Twins" Since the county was
organized they have been the two most
persistent office seekers and also of
ficeholders in the county. No demo-
cratic ticket has been complete with
out either the name of Sam Higbee
or Joe McClung ON it, and this year
they just couldn't wait so both got on
at once. The memory of the Prowers
county pioneers runs not back to the
time when they were not either hold
ing office or running for one. Prowers
county is just thirty years old and
half that period is covered by Sans
four terms of office and now he is
asking for another term of four years.
Ioe has run as often but not quite so
successfully and his three terms only
foot up ten years. No other resident
If the county has held a county office
Tor nearly so many years, but neither
could wait so both had to climb on the
ticket at once this year Then think
If the democratic workers talking
l.out life termers." Why, it's an
ionest-to-goodness fact that neither
Sam or Joe can tell whether they are
running again or yet.
The Lamar register., 1918-10-30
NEVER HELD OFFICE
Most Grieyous Onense Charged by the
Post Against Shoup and
Phipps.

The Denver Post, which as the chief
beneficiary in the election of the demo-
cratic ticket, is acting as the chief
pokesman for the party, makes its
most serious charge against Messrs.
Shoup and Phipps the fact that neither
ever were candidates for election to
public office previous to this year.
Think of it, If that be the chief
crime we admit we can't reply with n
like charge against the democratic
ticket. Take Shafroth for instancei
No 'honestjohn" was not the first
man elected to office in Colorado, the
first man elected found John holding
The office and had to pry him loose
with a six-shootcr. He has been hold
ing of and on-mostly on-for forty
odd years. and has never done any
thing but draw the salary and per
quisites and attend Hearst pro-Hun
one thing more, invest a
large part Of his savings in the Albert
hotel at Denver, which he Immediately
changed to the "kaiserhoff." John
has been elected many times, and many
other times he has had convenient
set of Judges to count him in when
not elected Then Eddie Kcating,
Eddie has been representing this dis
triet ever since Pueblo opened up a
hotel swell enough so Eddie could con-
descend to stop there two days every
other year to establish residence in the
district. lyman has been holding a
fat job for years and bobbng up every
primary to try for the nomination to
q fattcr one. And then Mary c. c.
Bradford has been state superintend-
ont Of school since Heck was a pup.
No! You can't charge the democratic
5tatc ticket with never having run for
ifrice before or since.
The Lamar register., 1918-10-30
Endorse Shelter.

Owing to the general desire that the
present draft board consisting Of
sheriff |. c. Downing, County Clerk
L. NJ. Markham and Coroner w. 0.
Sheller be retained during the period
If the war, the republican county COM
nittee this week accepted the resigna-
tion of w. r. Waldo as nominee for
coroner and endorsed the nomination
If DIR. w. o. Shelter as candidate for
oroner. The splendid work which this
BOARD has done during the past year
md a half, working all hours of the
lay and night without pay, entities
ach of them to n reelection. The re-
'ords and work of the board are pro-
iounced by the provost marshal's Of
flee for the state to be the best sent
here and one of only two counties
hat are right up-to-date. With such
record and the affairs of their re-
speetive county offices in the same
splendid condition, all three deserve
tho support of the voters without re-
gard to party affiliations.
The Lamar register., 1918-10-30
Shoup Boys Swell U. S. Fighting Ranks

honorable. AS a large employer of
men at good wages he has earned the
enthusiastic regard Of his worknen
and every man. woman and child who
knows oliver H. shoup is his friend
First Time in Politics.
His candidacy for Governor in this
campaign marks his first appearance
In politics He has never sought pub
lie office before and has never held
any office except as a member of the
Colorado Springs Board Of Education.
When he consented TO become a
candidate for Governor on the Repub-
licau ticket this fall his action was
prompted solely from sense Of duty
as a citizen. These are war times.
and he considered II the sacred obliga-
lion OF every American to give the
best that Is in him in the service OF
the people-the nation and the state.
Well Fitted for Governor.
Mr.. Shoup is particularly well fitted
TO occupy the states chief executive
office BY training and experience he
is a man who gets things accomplished
with the least waste and loss Of time.
Colorado may depend upon him to give
a wise and aggressive administration
OF the states affairs with the greatest
conservation Of.the taxpayers money.
Mr shoup believes first of all in
winning the war lie declares uncon-
ditionally for an unconditional surren-
der with a victory concluded in Bsr-
lin.
At tha same time he strongly urges
preparedness for peace and careful
planning now for the great problems
g. H~sF mil a Fhe4 -
advocates the settlement OF Western
lands by the returning soldiers.
He is emphatically in favor OF Sc
curing for the people OF Colorado their
due share Of government business con
tracts at this time in order that they
may vigorously support the war with
out depletion Of their resources. To
this end he pledges himself.
VIII Punish Profiteerins.
Mr.. Shoup is keenly opposed to
reasonable profiteering and will see
that such profiteering is eliminated
and the profiteers suitably punished
He believes in recognizing the great
part that the farmers and labor have
performed toward supporting the war
and favors their protection in every
possible way-just as he favors the
protection OF legitimate business
against injustice
Right on National Questions.
Mr.. Shoup favors national prohibit
ton just as he favors national suf-
frage for women. and on every one of
the great national questions he has
been found ever in the right
He is a big man mentally, morally
and philanthropically as well as
physically and under his direction
Colorado will go forward to greater
growth and well-deserved prosperity.
Mr. Shoup was born in Champaign
county. Illinois Dec. 13, 1863. OF sturdy
Irish h-Scotch-English ancestry All Of
his people have been Americans for
four generations. He came to Colo
rado in November 1882. and ever since
that time has been identified with the
upbuilding OF the state and the devei-
opment OF its resources.
The Lamar register., 1918-10-30

all he
benefits Coado
Shoup Republican candidate mpassable
bulwa of
Mr. of
him. He
Democrat to vote
hy of the paryna
The Lamar register., 1918-10-30

All his sons and his only son-ln-AW
is the quota that Oliver II. Shoup Of
Colorado Springs. Republican candi
date for Governor, has given u the
fighting forces OF the United States.
In addition to this. Mr Shoup him
self has, since the war commenced,
aided in promoting Liberty Loan. Red
Cross. War Savings Stamp and other
such drives. To all he has given gen
erously of his money and time and
In the Liberty Loan compaigns he has
been one OF the hardest workers in
Colorado Springs.
Mr.. Shoup's fighting sons are Har-
old Shoup. first lieutenant: Merrill
Shoup, second lieutenant. and Werner
Shoup. sergeant in the Students Army
Training Corps at Dartmouth College
Lieutenant Harold Shoup. the eldest
son, has been in France since the ear
Iy part OF 1917 He went over there
with the Dartmouth College unit,
which was taken over by General
Pershing and young Shoup was made
a non-commissioned officer.
Merrill Shoup was recently awarded
his commission as a second lieutenant
at the Plattsburg. y Y. training camp
He is now an Instructor in the
Students Army Training Corps at the
University Of Buffalo.
Werner Shoup. who was not until
Sept. 6 old enough to enlist. IS the
third of Mr. Shoups SONS with the
colors. lie is sergeant in the stu
dents Army Training Corps at Dart
mouth College.
Jack Ieming. Jr husband OF Mr.
Shoup's only daughter. Is a naval ayi-
ator stationed at The present time at
Miami. Fla lie has been in the serv-
ice for several months.
Always a Loyal Citizen.
Not only has Mt shoup given his
sons. his time and his money TO the
government as every loyal citizen
should. but he has throughout his
many years Of residence in Colorado
taken a most active part in every
civic and moral movement that meant
the bettermeut Of his home city and
state He has proven himself to be a
good citizen as wei as successful
business man. and his friends. neigh
bors and fellow toWnsmen have long
respected him for the big, able clean,
air-minded man that he is
Oliver II. Shoup is a self-made man.
$ he started his business career as
1ewshoy. From humble circum-
circumstances he has risen to his
resent prominence among the states
foremost citizens.
A Builder Of Business.
He is a builder of business en-
erprises. a developer of the
tate's resources-mining oil, farm
ag and stock-raising. In all of these
constructive works that have been so
.uch to the general benefit OF Colo
ado and Colorado people Mr.. Shoup
tas shown exceptional executive abil-
ty.
Indeed. his entire success is the re
.ult of his creative genius, his ability
a capable manager and his tireless
nergy. What he has today he has
aiken from the soil and no man has
been the loser for ii. He has never
-ngased in monopolistic or strongly
competitive enterprises. And In all his
business dealing b '7s been fair AMI
The Lamar register., 1918-10-30
To The Democrats of Colorado

(From The Denver Democrat !,

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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
AT THE OLIVER.

There will be a matinee this aft
ernoon Of The Song Of Songs" at
the oliver theater Miss Leone ac-
composites one Of the finest bits Of
acting that she has done i'm her en-
gagement here in her drunk scene
of the fourth act The play is
poignant and vital and the stock
company do excellent team work
in the production. The following
bill with a change of vaudeville will
be The Eternal Magdalene.' one
of the most startling dramas that
has ever been produced u is the
story of a vice campaign 10 eradi-
cate the vice district of n middle
sized city and is told i'm an intense
~ dramatic way Miss Leone play
ing the role of the namel-ss WON o.
an. originated by Julia Arthur
There will be a matinee Saturday
of the Song Of Songs" and a final
performance Saturday night.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
AT THE AUDITORIUM.

Owing TO some misunderstanding
at the booking agencies, the little
Lee children. Jane and Katherine
come TO the Auditorium today in
stead of yesterday These clever
players Will be remem bered for
their work i'm The Two Little
Imps" We should Worry" and
Doing our Bit" The title of their
latest creation is Swat the Spy"
and it is said 10 be the Inerriest,
most mischievous vehicle in which
these little stars have ever ap-
peared. They are noted for their
clean. mirth provoking comedies.
and they are equally popular with
Erown-ups and children. The third
episode Of the sensational western
serial story Hands Up, featuring
Ruth Roland. and the Official War
Review are also being shown to-
DAY as usual TomorrOw's big fea-
ture is The Fall of the Roman
offs" an eight reel drama in which
Iiodor. the confidant Of Rasputin.
the black monk OF Russia is being
featured. supported by an excep-
tionaIly strong cast
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
TMEATERS
AT THE ORPHEUNI.

Al IliE OII'HEt VI.
our men brought down a Ger
man plane with machine gun fire.
one casualty in our sector. Nothing
else of Importance" Such is the
report of a days lighting which is
read 'over here" i'm almost any days
dispatches But what there is be-
hind that brief statement is brought
home in NO Mans Land" the
Orpheum's headline act starting to-
day The features of the act are
the bombing of a Red Cross head
quarters by a German plane, the
rescue of one of the little gray
angels" and the death Of the brave
sergeant on the eve Of his furlough.
Sergt. T. 7. Fraser, a real war hero.
is on hand TO add punch to the per
Torrance. Arthur Barrett. dialect
comedian. the Cliff Dean players. in
a comedy sketch. Wilson and Will
son. musicians and Rose and Dell. a
versatile pair. make up the bill.
The official allied war review is
also shown
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
AT THE CASTLE.

The Castle theater today repeats
yesterdays successful attraction,
shame" a story that shows in a
vivid manner the result Of the "sins
of the parents" being visited upon
the children. The star. Zena Keefe,
plays a dual role and appears 70
excellent advantage both as the
erring mother and the unfortunate
daughter.
Barbara Castleton. recalled for
her work in ION Trial" gives a
splendid portrayal of the title role
OF Just Sylvia" the World Brady
feature, which starts two days
engagement at the Castle tomorrow.
Johnny Hines. a youthful and well
known comedian. is also in the cast
Another chapter OF a Fight for
Millions is also on the bill.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
LACROSSE PR0-GERMAN
ARRESTED FOR MAKING
DISL0YAL UTTERANCES
News Times Special Service

News Times SpeciS, Service
LAPORTE, Ind, oct. 10. G..
Sonberg of Lacrosse. this county,
was arrested at Valparaiso We'd
nesday on disloyalty charges SON
berg. who is said 70 be % years old,
and of German parentage. is alleged
TO have given utterance 10 such re-
marks as "Hoch der kaiser" Down
with Wilson" ITO he'll with Amer
lea" and Il hope every American
that goes to France is killed" He
was taken in charge by those who
heard him and for a time mob vio-
lence was feared. Sonberg is in Jail
awaiting the coming Of a federal Of
ficer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-10-10
BELGlUM'S EVACUATION
WILL NOT UNDO CRIME
OF 1914, Is OPINION

LONDON. oct 0-Discussing the
ultimate peace terms. the London
newspapers refer with indignation
TO the outrages still persisted in by
the retreating Germans. and unani-
mously demand PREPARATION and pun
ishment for these latest crimes. as
well as for other outrages commit
ted during the war.
The Daily Telegraph says.
The evacuation Of Belgium will
not undo the crime of 1914 Repara-
ton 10 the fullest measure must
also be made. for Belgium has the
FIRST claim on Germany's resources
for the unspeakable outrages she
has suffered "