La Grande evening observer., April 03, 1918, Image 4

J'ACE four.
II pa I
At:d this, loo
of numbers.
1 , The kaiser's forces '"III
Ihetter enabled to necontpllrh their son
A-iili.li- Iw.ihIiIimI :,nil lueiKiriil n,n-"l" I""
poses when they stack up against
Miiioriurity : of the hi r.iu, and swept onward
U l!erlli, ma.rh tl.ioio.-l. 1'lil.r .1.1. ul-llJ-iiJ XJ l'TllUV
Linden to
tn no Spangled 1
The Observer
An Independent Newspaper
Published Daily and Weekly at .
I.a Grande, Orotroh.
Ln Grande Keeping Observer
Publishing Company. ".
BRUCE DENNIS, Publisher.
Kntered at the rostoffire at
.I.a Grnnde, Oregon, na Second-class
Matter,
Address All Communications to
The Observer. 1710 Sivth Street.
citTidl T Plan ..'UJZT tnZJZ
.r"P"l jPnyinentB for loan siibucrlptlmis lias (ici ninir chancellor and the Austro.
Evening Telegraph Keport of United linst been made piiblle l.y the slate ! Hungarian foreign minister wore
Ihe music of 'Die Slai
lanner," each mother'!)
rhoiiiiim "We'll hnti): KuI:;;t j
our l.wde tree:" It is to
be prosecuted until Germany regci:-:
erato. Hie "Marseillaise" substituted .
(ho American1 boys. Yoti can bet for "iie Waeht am lihein" as the
on that. nnllo.inl anthem, c.idi Individual
German Is taught to say bis pray-:
Tl'lU I.OAN IHtlVi:. '" all'",,l,, French, Italian and
KnftiiKh. ;
The Observer publishes today , , ,., ,,.,,,., ,,,
about nil thn details that arc need- whleh we take the above we find
(id for a L'eneral Idea of the forth- loilowinn
S S SOLDIERS
lK,'t
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Press Association.
On Sale in Other t itles
Oregon Hotel News Stand, Portland.
Imperial Mlws Stand, Portland.
Multnomah Hotel News Stand,
Portland.
chairman at Portland. T!
war boa id has set out at
cfiiitahln as possible the
'which are to hn raised by
r local
nea rl j
amounts the dif-
SUHSC'ltll'TION HATES
By Carrier
Daily, per month . . . 65c
Daily, per three months $1.HD
Daily, per six months in udvance $3.75
Tlt.ilv. nee vpf.v in ndvnnre R7.f0
Daily, sint'le copy r,c Ipeeted .f
fereht localities. Tim banlis have:
Me parlies who way need a little
assistance, and It now only remain'
for Iho people to do what is ox-
fhem. Mr. l.arrison,
My Mail lehalrninn of tho l.n Grand
jjauy, per year in advance. . . . . .i.uu
Daily, per six months in advance f2j0
Daily, three months in a.lvance. .$1.25
Daily, per month 50c
The Saturday Evening Observer, by
mail, tier year in ailvnnce 81.30
Weeklv Observer-Star, bv mail, tier I
year in advance $1.50 i,wo legs and two arms will he
ipeeted
district
put the matter
yesterday in till addicts at the bus-
innss
"My Country T) of Then, Sweat Land
of Liberty."
TIIHV Al.WAVS FAIL,
The Gernittn luililary forces nl
ways fail except In one particular will male it n
and th'tt Is jn tho useless waste of ninny to "dip
human life In the slrttpKle In pet-'money than enouuh lo meet
pettiate military autocracy. There ft,-fit half payments on taxes.
are heavy Ibises Inrilnted on Ihe nl-iti,e same time bat fivo per
lies but not nnythinft In proportion 'lne. bond suhscrlpilons are
nlirely ihroun into the discard bv
tho council at Its session at Ver
sailles, and It was decided that the!
war would he vigorously prosecuted '
until the time comes when there !s
iustificatl'in lor Hie hope that a
oeace may he reah'zen in acct.rd 1
come forward with a liberal projlo-(Willi the policies laid down hy i
sltlon to aid with finances responsi- ''resident tt'lloon and David Lloyd
t.eoi'pe t lit; itrttish pren.it-i'."
"Just II icau.in Tor the hope!" May
the devil r!y away with the son-of-a
f;un wlio wrote that! Tno "iM.licies
of I'n si.lent Wilson and David
Lloyd f leori;. '' - what "policies?"
Not "peace without victory." i
very appropriate!; isuivly.'
"Nay, rauline, nay!" The end of '
The Uar IS lo he U'rouehl not l.v
.... .. n ...... ... .... pun-work, however clever, but by i
when be said that "every man with 'the sworn of the Lord and of Old-1
I ,. . .. :
and two arms will he e.v-i'""- "" ",r,l,M ;ir0 "' '"' uciiv-
ereil out ot the mouths of cannon;
i tht! lazy sons of .peace who are too,
5n-" brood to live anil loo nrond to rie-lit !
i T. ....11.. 1...,),,. .1 Wll! Illl',, to Hilt Ol. .'.I. it, .1 I. in.' ltnr . !
than war paint and feathers before ;
they can he trusted in Ihe final :
oiittfoii to handle results. Down j
liu- jwlth the toiiimyrot! !
there are a few other thiiiL's to;
Ihe considered than "freedom, ius-i
way lien and respect, for the nrincloles
received It lf Internnl ional1 l:.w." Wo shall not ;
J treat with Ihe Itohenzollein at nil. "
nor Willi Germany, until Germany I ,l
is born ai;aiu. Meanwhile there
are scores, many and Moony scores,
to setile; the l.iisilaula and the
Susaex; the llelniau liorrors.
La
to subsciihe for at leaal i
0." .
It really loolts like tbero is
excuse for anyone not lo do
part. .
Tho payment of delinquent
provenient assessments In
Grande need not stand In the
as the bonds wilt ho
lieu of money for such payments.
This Is taxpayintt time and that i
little difficult for I
up" much more ;
the I
At i
IP
1 L 'A
31 "n&fcl 6,xl
IT
Joseph People
! Enjoy Easter
JOHKI'IL April 1. iSpecuili
Easter moriilnt; was hrlKbt and
beatillfi)l, fillintj, the streets of Jo
seph with church Koers end pic
nickers bound for Val.owa l.alte.
On next Friday nlalu the Jo III
Glee yclub presents tho beautiful
sailor operetta, "The Natilical
Knot" or "The Hollo of Hnrnstn
poole," In Itoup's halt. ' rractlce
fas been (joint; on for weeks In
preparation for the production,
which assures Its success. .Mrs.' A
K. 1'arker and Miss Helen Waslrll i
have spent I'liieh time in caching i
the actors and arriinaitiR the
scenes, dancesf etc., and with the
hejirty cteiperation of the east
have built up a fine operetta. Thei
main cr.st is hi jiiit.rli'tl by a larise !
chorus of sailors, artists and girls'
who certainly add to the musical ;
score. The cast is as follows:
Julia
. Sauce
jltnrnuhnu Leo
i.loe Stout . . .
1)111 Sail:
Jim Spray. . . .
jxed itiurr
'Jack brace . . .
! Delia ..
I Daisy
Dora
' - A very well
Watch Service"
'New York girts of the Womtti'i
Itadlo Corps of America are in
training which will fit them to in
struct selective service soldiers in
"buzzer" signaling The sirls
shown here Sergeant Elsie Owen
and (below) SerBeant Gcorglna B
Davids arc in charge of the wom
an 'o corps
the purpose ut tiie If. S. Food
Administration to brine, the realiz-
lt lltioll of Ihij, fact Jni:ue lu e'eiy
n American man, woman and child,
i-Lnid to enlist the iifiivn aid of our
peclally the murder of MisH Cavell ; ' hundred million people In proline
ttie miirdt.roMS air raids upon l.oii- tn and s.tvitiK rood.. Tho l-'oml Ad-
cent otti('nn I'aits ami the undefended ministration is not n.-dvia.u you to
, , coast towns and hamlets. Kveu as eat l. ss; it only uiKes that you
pnyoblo;,, ,.,.,, , ,,., h, , .,..,!... , .....
to the losses sustained by the mad at the beginning and this provision .,ufrer. "' :nnother . .inaily nutritious food,
followers of the Gerninri kaiser and 'should be the means of emiblin;: ! "Veimeaiice is mine," salth the thus nauns the vital si:. pies needed
; Lor. t, hut heav
his military aerompllces. The loss-the subscribers to carry Ihe bond
es to I'll. Germans in the late drive :obliKiillou with safely.
countries I nut. anyway, this county
It Is es-..iun of the bin war fund murt
1,08(1,000 be provided. There has been no
when V'ninn county cliiz.'iis
lanced. It is believed they
as Riv. n ' from neutral
nui 1(0 a Intel of f25.0Q(i.
timateil that there were
so they lost nearly hall ol their iiime
il(.:htliiB force and then did not ue-i1HV,.
eonipllsh their object. According jwlll be round equally valiant
to prisoners statements as reported jtne firing line this time.
by (he press the 2Kth Gertnnn di
vision lias suffered losses of '70 per
cent slnco the beginning or tho of- j J
Tensive. The 20th division lost 5(1
per cent. The KMh lost '10 per cenl
the. first day and 40 pel cent 111 an
attack on Meieres, MiiitIi 2!b
lb...
! tcoi.
Editorial Comment
Henry Wallei.-.on In Louisville
Courier-Journal.)
The war Is lo be prosecuted vltr-
lu tiie first division on tho aver- ,0rnnsly by Ihe entente allies and
ago strength of Ihe companies wan'h United 'states until a peace
reduced to -10 men hy March 28. i "based on Ihe principles of free-
The Guard Ersatz Division stirt'ered
a 25. per cent loss between March
21 and 28 The Mb division had
till per rent casualties at Hani, and
additional heavy losses crossing the
Solium1. In an atinck north of the
Scarpu rtivcr one regiment of. Ihe
2t;th division' last 21 officers.
The expectancy ot reaching Paris
on expiess train time at tho hegln-
(lernian army Is a failure as flgbt-
doni, justice ami respect for Inter
national law" is obtained. This is
the decision of the supreme war
council of the countries In arms
against the Teutonic allies. - Paris
cable.
Certainly it is. 11. .w could it he
otherwise? Why he constantly it
erating and rriiornlltir. It? One
might fancy there Is a hitch, hall
or doubt somewhere.
Tho war is to tie piosecute.i iimil
we win II. It Is to be pn.seci.i. .1
until the Hun Is licked to a fiv.z:.le
and nut of his bloody hoots: unlit
the allied flags are triumphant ocr
lias heard the, by our armies and ihe ai'ioies and
s'n'leks ot drowning women has I the peoples of mo alius. Ve must,
Ise.-n tin? tiiiy hands of children Idiinng ilui no-u three months, save
pov-; stretched out In dumb entreaty iwtieai .:sM.oially. thn surplus has
'from the bottom of the i-ea and, ah oady been shipped abro-.'.d, and a
:iti answer to both, another voice ex- litindi'. d million huMiolt: in.. re are
lelaio.s above the dl.t oi lh- iet!,p(t , needed. Kiery nine voa eat a
'and ille i..ur ot battle, .".Smite llio slice of breed less, omit tile Cl'nclt
I I'lillllslihe liip and thigh!" lers v.ilh your soup or otherwise
1 If we nutvocate wo are lost. ; conserve wheat, y.m ate cuntrlbiil
i Freedom in Hie t inted Stales n- ing inwards the hundred iiiillion
ionlr.-s not ..lily the destruction if tuishels needed over time oi our
jiliitMcritey in Gerolany, but the. total righting ip. n and tiie exhausted
! annihllaion or militarism and Ihe people of Illinium, France ami Eng
' military spiiil. If any power Isjland, wlio have for more than three
left Intact In Germany to make years been btariui, the bn.nt'o.' mis
.treaty with any other power we are . war. Keep this in mind a.... bring it
lost. H all government in Germany heron- the minds of your thought
'he mil blotted out even as the les friends and neighbors.
;sou(herw confeiierac in America : . o
iwns blotted out wo are lost. We: l,o Yon Mfcp Well?
Line fought In vain, and all oui ; To be at his best n man oi.iM
' sacril ices in blood and treasure will have sound, refreshing sleep,
igo for naught if we make not clean! When wakeful and restless at. uighi
and sure work of it. Wo must 'he is in no condition for work or
'rmlle Ihe I'billistine hip and thigh! business during the ...ty. Wakeiul
! Yea. iiii and thigh! Sn get out ot ne-s is often laus. d by la.ilKe t i..:i
the wa. Woody! Mind your oos, and eonstipation. and is quickly i -,
Davey! It is a man's job- war. to liev.-o by Chamberlain's Tabled-,
jibe knife ami the knife to the hilt how much better von ice", with a
; the Mark liar; for the lilnel; flour lead ami g .od dii;..-ti. n
Hand and no oi.arl.i- lo ii.e an -A'L.
spea H a nl.- lion:
Gladys Lane
. . l-huma Shanafelt
. . . Guy AtoreloeK
'. lialp Feit
. . . . (tayniond Cook
. . . Vern Alortdock
. . . Kenneth Lane
Ted Mays
. . .'. . Jean Patten
. . Grace Caviness
, . ... Alma Dealer
attended 'Moinlng
was enjoyed early
Sunday morning by tho members of
the Kpwortli league. Mrs. S!i"na
ri lt, the leader, presented Hie lesson
in siu-n a manner that it made (he
i-t.tvlco iiuite iinpre..lve indeed.
Jniiies Thompson, who tormeily
owned and managed the Thompson
Livery stable ill Norlll Joseph hill
who' has been wintering in Cali
fornia, returned home Sunday. Mr. ;
Thompson reports a very Interest- j
ing I 'dp, having- viflted San Diego, (
Sail Franclsca, (.'amp Kearney and '
several other places ot Interest even
going a short distance into Mexico.
Ite raw many .losep): peop.e, among
them Glen Spiague and Gibbon Tay-;
lor. both former .Toi.rpii bov r. now
at ('map Kearney.
llendrick Juve spent Sunday In
Joseph. i
G. .1. Wagner, of La Grande,
spent a lew days m Joseph on busl-
ness the lasi of the we.-i: in the ln-j
tore: l:: of l tie ttnemo. Feet hnitlliig
compnay.
Merrill tlershoti left Sunday tor;
Ft. Itlley, Kansas, w:iere lie will he
enrolled as a nieml.er ot a Medical l
THE MERCHANDISE YOU WANT
And the Kind We Want, You to Have
Have yon ever seen a Hum wovkintr who lotikcd
slrmijr niitl in thcjiink oi" condition', hut some one
ii1o!i!,'siilt' of him tlitl tlonlilt' the work-
I t's tlt.il w;ty i;i the Merchandise you buy. Some
el' it looks alriVlit, hut lmsn't fM the (-ii:ility; can't
stand hard work.
Mei'tli.uitlise like we early will give you better
.service. It's just like those two men
One i.s c.ie nsive at . . $2.00
The other is .-heap at $2.59
K IXVITK VOt'il l.SI'KTKLV OF OCR STOCK
MEN!
NEW SILK SHIRTS.
In the very lest (jiiality of material. Come in and
see these shirts examine them asto quality.
They are in stripes ot' pretty shades on white. '
See Our Window.
These Shi rts at $9.50 and $10.00. . . Other silk Shirts
at $5.00 -Fibres at $3.00 in $G.00.
' TOE AND HECL
An
Iiie for jiiiotlier jump in prii e.
'Men's ll'Oc Silk Hose will go lo 7.)t
rl'liis is the second advance in price in six nionl lis.
'ise buyers will l;v ill a supiih- now ;it the old
I""
Han
Scha I'fncr
ii .Marx.
Ciol lies
A
so cot Inn and lisle hose.
Knrt
Schatfnei
& Marx
Doting
nro heinp p;iinUd iiinl if. is :;:u'l
il;;u rv.ntMvTe jiiny Ur- imili i;i
lit- in-jti fiituro wlK'irvn m'(lvi.
I'ljt.st (.'(' Service at Yi. K. ( hntch.
Tin KMM'.r M-mc jit i !f- lih
r
P iitt
Tin
out
j;ue, nf Tmiiitlifi, ' tin in tin
in J.t-ph in, p-cul.ir S;ind;i.v Sch(ol ln-in-lproM''.iii
c-'iists'.itis liin.-itly ul"
atli-mk'd tin inivfiiin ot ( vi
one die
Mi. K.
tniiriinu
tinv
enrps. .Mrrrill h:is muny friends m Stun
,Ifl:e!ll Wlut tt'Jfil 'i!!M iH l!lt!S ef
luck"
lien M.
Hpom Hume i into
wcelc.
Mr. and Vr. Lynns and Hi tie
diiuht'T, of upper 1'inirio creek,
came in StMHUiy tv Hie Kastt-r hev
vieeH at the M. K. elun-cn.
The streets of Joseph Jtr: report
ed by those who Know to tie tho
be?t in the county.
- The selling of the rloe!;s ahead
caused no trouble in ,o:;eph, every
tjjie cotit.enliiiK to tlio rhnii';e wilh
(nit ;i nuivmur. ' The school,
ehiirehe'. nd business houses arc
all niniiiiiv. on tho new schedule.
Dwilu Kiench, ) llnierprise, i;.
a frequent t visitor in ,'or-epli.
I'red .Miller -matvititr hi-vcn)
nopi ovi nieius about bis properly in
St Mil n ,) iKeph, a inons v.hieh is t he
add Si ion of u new poi ch on to his
house. Sowtal 'house in ;lo;;ep!i
iirch wi'io ail
p;;i iot Ic fee I in-;
in nil services
iibi.i iiupreKfii'M.
nd-
car
tnal.iit it the
J' f i lu
ll! ii :: ic
tliiK.
t ' . S . 1 1 j.i sr. p r e. s o u i 1 d by
A. Pollock, wlio n-a ic a
appeal t.i ino.'p prernf to
oar bo.' i l hi.u v. f;
il h six Kirls who :dl had
brother;-; in the
was tlnn i.tierei
tlisilHSM'.'(l.
all fe
r.rniy,
and
( lie
rayer
iiibl.
rev-
vilieli
;i eiie,
was
.riii'i.i
.veti'tii. hy ;L,
y th cnoir.'
: i his ser ici
Don t
'hull. V.'
crs tin coipalrd to Ihe- Ilelninna or jofminm, Yubft jjant utul llollior
tho J-Vcnoli or tl,o Knllsl. who Imvc !n" "nU 01,1 "i""'""
jnlil Tlrpltz are ninite to iintin' the
jieett nhle. to Bland tliem oft or oi ;r,,.P in ,h(, .nn tyiu d ..r Hie
least Interfei o with their move-Sehlos to the runtime of "Yankee
neat, to aiteh an extent as to nialte ii1)""n,, " " 18 ln '"' 1o...ti,.1
I , i jhintil tho hoys, having ernssral the
iheir Oloeetivei. an. litii.iSlhlllty. ljm, 11zlMR ,.,.(.;tein to the lev. !
THE UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT
CO OPERATES
with the 7,(1(10 MMnltcr bankft H niainiailiin(r tlio Federal
lleseive Ilnnkiiiir System for the protection l1 tho Imsi
ncss into('cl of lite country. Through the iVdcrn! Ko
servo Biani in Waliinton it supcrvisos the twelve Fed
eral reserve banks; it appoint one Ihini (d their dirceiois;
it deposits it fund larpdy with them; it guut-intcc the
rurrency they issue.
This co-operation jicatly in reaves
svstcm ti iih and ur coinniunits.
the value of the
Are you linked up with I hi new nn'.iomtl syslvm aft one
ol 'tr depi:.it.r.; ? If hot, yon should dela tin l"iie.er.
Member 1 rdernl KeMcrve System
I Creai liiiiain has alrejoi ptn
lonv-tliiid of lier national wjealih in
iln tMti ; vtf have uiven only our
small cliaiifAO. Tint lmlb's (firon
The linb hevi;i, who talk nim; i
hours a day and worked orf-aiomd-
ly while ltberly I'tdt'iU'd,, are now ;
putting in twelve h t n rn a" d a J
woi kinu- Hit-r a (leruntu btiss audi
a nli-lit are too tiled to even talk
about, the ide'-ijnus of hbertv.---
iCupital .lournal.
i!
wnv mii:t MIST in: savid
Ve havf tlu- presei ation of the
world on our hands. K ei y single
livine, inunau beinn in this republic,
from ocean In ocean, should make .
it liis or her special pu rposo to '
n.iKet: the dance
t d nr.-day, .A pi 1 1 ;f.
. .dr.
. 1
" o ver thi;r.e."
r-urs.-: r , in- .w -t.i. tatk.ufnv .
. , til' TUK
IiiK-urnnco Company ; ;
Nifv: it the time of var lor pir
toiM takin;; and you will wani lilms
at i;e.'Mid kodak supplies, developing and
Admi-j pi.uii in;; or lilms. Wh not. drp in
;-"0--lt. jand what you n.-ed in kodak
line ai Silvvrtnoiii I'amiiy Uiuir
-t'tre. - Ad'. rt H d 4-J-ir.
OVER THERE.
eieliee
Ai I
morn-r
Kastrr
in the
.-ram I
mu.sie
elo- inn tor tin
The WPiUher
Tfiy!" jttke., h
id e:itlie!' MH
('at variety
I . II. M
turned last
Western Id
went on hmsitiefi.s.
The huibhn which hot
Sheets IllaeKfiiitt ll Hlinp for
years is m-int; torn down
room fir a "war garden. "
in Ike
ip'enoi.l
loi; ,.. d
mud
filiiiu'
lay of tf-M.-i.ip
i:- pli.ynif; 'April
iiii, uh one l. irul
one hour and a diiTei
the next. Slien i;;
'fdock and wile r--week
troi.i a trip i.i
ho, where Mr. Morctoe'
to y.?
. Se era I
AM".I. K'lWTilM'-'NT
V'l'l.s ia:.Ne.l or
which Mil est our ; terprit'e hi m M
the .-,ime treat-
utc Oi h
local
0N?e
:i rr-v
tOiUf
fl:oe
f.t; to
r field
w!ieie
La Grande National Bank
I.A CltAMU', OliRCON
incnuu'.
Iilnirim-iits.
patting
.save food."
These are tl
leu, personal i
bert ('. lloovei
"Men will
woidi of F. K. Cnl
pi'esenlalive of ller
tn a recent nddvesf.
,'shi any power but
,-tIi mlitUtVj'
Ihe pcvir of st.u '.alien. " s.ii.l Mr.:
I'lilhn. "II"!!'.'.'!' in ttie final an
al.'.sr . is tl'.r onl.v lerre thai can
weali.'lt a nalinn aa.l ileiiiei ali.'.e mi'
atniy. I'ootl is laretir.tli, anil Willi-'
nut a n.rpetnal sanply t.f sti( iiath,
the w-.ilil ran M.iml in ilancer of
lolierim;, weaken In",, anil f.'.llltiK
inin uii.'i chaos. A man cannot :
lUht. ililnli or work. II" tie i- hnn
ri The itMI.-s today are pracli.'al
v wholly ilep'-mlenl mton the
t llil.Ml Slates Tor fo.nl. I'pon thl;
llat'oll losl.t the leseoll-.illillt of
vf . ih'-' ttie v ovl.i irom I'rns- .
"I.nii I.- Tl'.'.- i.i Ihe t.is!; of Ihe
I....!.'.' of thi-' vvtinn to pio.l'ire
ami s.n e food , noi.iih to Ue. n a
sl'auly ,-tieain nT essential srtitiilrs
iniottiu towariN the from r.. lonr
t It shall he ne.i .'.saiy to :iCe ,
hi'-- war If ai anv time we fail
in this, we nitir.f inovltaMv co down,
with the allies, to iVfeat. This l
no Miasteration, but a seilonj ract.
:oiiier old sharks
" city should r.'.'ii'
i(ion i, ,
' ; .fuel: lla. Hilton, tilt
' laaker, reports that h'
iiiuM- v. u ii his family to
fit labor soon, pr.ih:: l 1
iii the cast.
; lien. llarillrsen 1;
foiindaiion under Hie huiluiim ..tust
north of ihe Harry Corpeiiter n.t
; deuce for V. II. Ileilli, win ex
perts to . sTaiilish a Ke, r. C.iriord A
.. office there in the near lillhre.
' Last week the school hoard of
: IMstrict No. 'i found theii'.Hcli'es
Willi only a day's supply oi' v.-out I
I at the t'.hool hoti.-v. hot ,1 cr.rlo.nl
i arrived just in time to save the day.
' The Witod wiiich had heetl eontra't
: i ll (or tailed to arrive,
illume (.nanl M.-e.v anil Organize,
j last Th'irsdin" nifiht a Koodly
'iitiiuher ot .loseph Mill and hoys
: ;'atlier. .! in Kor.p's hall v. ilh ihe
cieierminaiion to form a Hume
CliarJ to protect the homes of Jo
s.pli and -lieinity. Mayor Schaupp
opened ihe in. etitiK l).v exnlninius the
actual need ol ouch an organization
and the work that similar oraaiiiza
tions are doin elsewhere. Several
i of the men I l oin the crowd ex
pressed their opinions. FaircifiluB
;iim K. I.. llurnau(!h, of Knlerprixe,
i tol.l how thiiiKS had worked out in
j I-Jnl.'i prise and read the Enterprise
:II..me ( I nam's ronstliiition and it
;wa. docified lu adopt practically the
! same rules lo govern the Joseph
I hotly. I'Vank MrSlaiu, who has
heea a l'. rt. .sailor at Goal Inland
and who knows the latest orders
;and military commands was elected
icaplam. J. C. Desler and Max Wil
ls. m ii.Me "lecied first and second
. lieutenants respectively. The two
iiieinleineni from the neighboring
: town then proceeded to cundnet a
! drill, in ivtiicn the more simple mll
inary tnaneiivers were enacted.
;.!ueh enthusiasm is being shown
over the affair and big things art
to he expected. Drill will be held
jeach Thursday evening.
According to letters received by
his father, who resides in Josepll,
Th'-e fiss is on his way to Krance.
i Mr. Higi;a says that the report that
iTIieo was discharged from the. ser
jvice is wit limit foundation.
I .Measles are again becoming trou
blesome in J.-.seph as several new
'cases have appeared, especially
among high school 1 students.; Kill';
school is havinit tli
line tr.iuiile in so .much that thfji
: were forced to put otf then: schojil
Play. 5
.1. Kcnnie has just purchased ill
j Chevrolet atiio. i hp
' Ke. 1'. .1. Stack went to Entail:
i.-ie on Friday afternoon's
r.:i church bnsiness. .
The l-ailies1 Aid of tiie M. tj.
jchiircn has made a new nllar ck$
' per for the.cliurch. it
' Meatriee Lanphere and tieore
:Shanateit are among the huih
;srhool studenls w-tio have enjoyeii
a ease of nif:asles. , ,t
I Je.in Amey, an Enterprise sclnwtl
hoy. x Isltetl .in Joseph last week.
! Arthur Kiidtl Was in Enterprlst?
'on business hint Friday afterntid4.
The Hetl Cross work is going fine
jin Joseph holh at. the main heairl
j t mi i Ic'iM and at the Odd Fellowi'
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