The Beaver Valley Booster from Cedar Bluffs, Kansas • 4

L. W. Gill LP. Decker D. Awtrv SB; G.

S. Lincoln S4 P. Goo. Kolsky J. F.

Hausrer Sweet $10: CA.Minor S3; S. Van. 1 J. G. Smith Pelt G.

P. Graham fl; J. R. Love IT SA e. a.

wjuer w.u. Williams A. Jtiancs Custer Mamie Witham J. T. Richardson Frank Fringer B.

Fisher L. D. Guinn G. Fay Smick W. Justice B.

A. Holliday L. Henry Vavrock H. Tllton D. T.

Decker J. W. Finlev iBovard Orin Dlmtmick $5 J. G. Austin Avery Storm D.

R. McGowan Henry F. E. Dill man Richardson S2: Charles Werick $5: Beaver Valley Booster PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Center Frank Ruaika Frank Votapka Gilbert Brown Cook A. E.

Gibson H. H. Thioler U. G. Whittington Dresden C.

H. Law Joe McMannis Frank Rothmayer Bessie Bryan G. W. Simmons tO 1. OH.

tJ CI! Sarah Vera Simmons Garfield worth of IMPLEMENTS $10,000 will sell at public sale beginning at 10 o'clock Wednesday, Juoe 19, 1918 At my store Danbury, Nebraska, the following property to-wit: L. P. Montgomery j1! W.60j B. Macy $1.50 Chas. Carper W.

M- Sigwing Pryor H. EE .1. W. Tiiv u. a.

uooaenoerger sz; unaney 0 I a j. ivennotiy kj. ju. macy John Ypma Father M. J.

Schmidt Rev. Milton Bisbee Grant 50: G. M.Cochran Miss K. s. Me Entered as Second Class matter, August 26, 1910, at the United States Postoffice, at Cedar Bluffs, Kansas, under Act of March 3, 1879 Harlan Elmer VanVleet Tierce McFee Kague $1 Miss T.

J. McKague LeRoy Armstrong P. T. Macy Alfred Ashton Hartley McKinzie E. G.

Bowder A. W. Jackson Jos. Tonguesh $10; Otis Relph 22 wagons and trucks 7 cultivators 4 mowers 3 binders Elmer Van Gundy Will Taylor Robert Brown Ben Bell Edgar Wickam Andrew Hareer 6 weeders 8 disc harrows 7 plows 4 drills 5 casoline Chas. Hendricks, Advertising Rates J.

G. Smith $5: R. M. Carr ti. A.

Waterman 4 cream separators Tleasant Valley Prairie Dog TOTAL $386.00 QUOTA $300.00 OVER SUB $86.00 Will also sell lanre line of Emery Griffith Chas. V. Deiderick A. E. Barnett Display advertising, lOc per single column inch each Insertion.

Local readers, Sc per line each insertion. Obituary poetry, 5c per line. All ads. mn until ordered out. Henry Claar Ray Warner LOGAN TOWNSHIP Joe Mines Earl C.

Wilson Andrew Unger, Sr. Harry Mines Sappa ers including drive chains, canvasses, etc. Hundreds of needed articles of hardware nothere mentioned. Complete stock, all roust bo and at your own price. All stuff Kht to ship will be loaded f.

o. b. depot. Blu" "ougni CATHCART, Owner Harry LaTourette Jording Ewald Jor Mrs. 11.

(J. LaTourette Homer Morton Subscription Price, $1.00 Per Annum T. E. Frank Jennings W.P, Noone A. A.

Smith V. L. Skubal E. J. Coleman Liberty Finn Penn W.

F. Upson ding Matt Unger Earl White C. G. Baker $5 A. H.

Lueke H. W. C. Euhus Fred W. L.

Barr Sherman Theo Berndt waiter surm Chas. Magers $5: Marie Renken $3: J. E. Plotts Clyde E. Davison J.

H. Wolfram $5: George Wolfram I L. E. Weir SI: John Schrammel John Herzog $10; Matt Demmer Paul Demmer Summit John Nemeth Mrs. James 1 'jCellotr R2- SR TIT -no TM 91' M-s.

Geo. Jackson $3: PK. Mrs. Blanche Oscar Nelson Claus Anderson Albert Peterson Dillman $1: Mrs LIST OF NAMES OF THOSE REGISTERED JUNE 6. i nberger James Watters? M.

Gierhart M.Si N. Hasi Bob Wilson Lincoln C. C. Andrews J. W.

Deeter Clark Bell Robert Johnson John Sayles Logan Clifton Waldo Fred Helmkamp George Wurm John Martin Wolfram Chris Mines John Barr Katherine Barr V. S. Bushnell P. J. Brown Julius Kathka Paul Hoffbauer Paul Hoffbauer, Jr H.

Baumgarten, Jr. J. H. Grill Gus Grill John Nitsch E. R.

Morton George iraer mumper (Jo. $10; C. 59 Allyan Herbert Beers, Jennings 60 Cecil Bryan Fair, Oberlin Kans, 61 Ahios Wilbur Rothmayor Cedar Bluffs, Kans. 62 James Wilbur Relph, Cedar Bluffs Kans. rayne x.

1'atterson bd: jnnn ci Lyon i waiuo wade S25; First Foinv i t. 4 $25: Guss Silvers sk Herman State Bank J. R. Kelly Uias. lice T.

Avery $5 uber Geo. John 63 William Robert Stramp, Norcatur Haas L. J. Baker Andrew Un. I UJ.

LllXI 1 1 rHTRFO t. I nlM 1.1 1 $450.55 SI: P9 s7pZL rVa ger Fred Helmkamp Matt TUTAJj QUOTA Olive Floischacker H. C. Euhus $2.50: OVER SUB. V.

R. Caster $30.55 H. Lw J.v Z1'. Earl Wilson Oberlin M. G.

Reist Bert Shaw C. C. Cathcart Clayton Diehl Henry May Dora May Theo May E. H. May Martin Haf- REV.

MEREDITH HERE Last Saturday evening Rev. Meredith, of Phillipsburg, autoed into St. Francis, and mingled for a time with 7 "cu ijeuov Sixty Three Have Reached The Age of Twenty-one in Past Year We publish below complete list of wen registered in Decatur county under the June 6, registration 'requirement. Many of the young men are known to us personally and they are the kind of metal that will do all in their power to drive the Kaiser from his exalted position. The list follows: 1 Ray Lewis, Oberlin, Kans opt.inin c.avtar Flier Oberlin Kans.

A. C. Banta Henry Heaton ner Martin May SI; Matt Vn- OBERLIN CITY ii a cZ Miner $1: Carl Miller ger John Stiinbert F. Schopple R. A.

Marks Flovd 9. HT- Tit-r r-T viiernart sa? Krant xt Taul Haas Faul Kathka Fred Kuhlman John Lueke 10; old time friends, and incidentlly, nis political fences, as he is an active candidate for Congressman, on the Republican ticket. F'o u.r. JexTJ NvJ.vJ Albert Hoffman Fremont Chapin Kev. Meredith, was at one time Disk selby Uitton Waldo Dwight Waldo Wr.

Emyeart Cook -ffiSSS MiSS gLW $i7e. Mi Dufford Dolph Uehlin $1 SS a yJ10; T- Lanagan Anna Stewart $1 Go'S VtoroLor-McClaury $3: Jim Bnmhrit. i. MS Wilson S. JI.

rrank Lytle Roosevelt R. D. Willard J. A. Jorn A.

C. Catcart F. U. Harmon Oberlin City F. G.

Redman Rov Hayes Ralph Hill Rev. Mann 11. A. Griffith Rov. Kelly Prof.

Brooks W. T. Stevenson P. A. Nitsch 3 Louis Glenn Cody, Kanona Kans.

Superintendent of the M. E. church, 4 AdnMi Joseph Miller, Danbury Neb Colby district, and has many warm ri 1 tr TOTAL 263.50 QUOTA 22.00 Unaries rUlUS Cixoy, uuenm juubi xiieuus uvie. xj uuiy uao rav pvua 6 Holden David Simpson, Oberlin Ks Chaplains in the U. S.

seivice. OVER SUB 43.50 Johnson Frank Anderson JM! rITT J' Johnson Ora Edwards S3 M. cJ. 1 u' llshk Margaret Rails He preached a powerful sermon at 7 Earnest Benjamin Decker, Oberlin lis Uobbitt $2' Mrs a vwm lttrs. suiiger wil John Steichen LIBERTY TOWNSHIP G.

A. Wonderly A. Anderson 2.50; A. A. Grindle C.

C. Blicken- the M. E. church here Sunday morning which was listened to by a large number of people. In the afternoon he left for Goodland.

St. Francis Herald 1 111111 .3.: 1 11 iii innwoi. cy. I Li -p. 111 tliJ staff R.

Jorgenson Everett Smith has. Votapka J. A. Larrick $20; J. A.

Red' $4- John Fors E. Driskell dick $5- Frank Uy4rflifeatak Stella Southard BUckenstaff C. A. Driskell Is MnIsh Amer Bui- 8 Victor Krizek, Jennings, Kans. 9 Dean Otto Sodorland, Kanona Ks, 10 Julius Leonard Petracek Jennings 11 Arthur William Allen, Oberlin 12 Chailes Dwight Waldo, Oberlin I 13 Glenn Rae Vesscy, Clayton Kans.

I 14 George McGinley Cody, Oberlin Ks. 15 -Glenn Leslie Penny, Oberlin Kans. 16 Perrv Plum Wade, Lebanon Neb. Kathka John Vale Ed Cramer So: W. H.

McMullen $5: N. E. S4: Louis R. Mill. 9.

Dan Ufford $2: W. E. tlFfm-A 89. iuU WAR COMMITTEE THANKFUL FOR SPLENDID RESULTS Barnes Walter Rubendall W. nett $10; D.

G. Campbell $20; W. Hitchcock Gladys Gierhart firman Clausen Oliver Bullock Mrs. Grover Maivin W. K.

Cur ry $20; Charlev OnVo. so I yzo, mary iviyers tua Uath can. j. o. LatHrop $10; C.

W. Bainter $10: Consolidated Tp1. rn F. Upson James S. Scott W.

H. Andrews O. Freideman J. Yohey Geo. Armstrong Walter Castle Floyd Hill $5: Geo.

Castle FOURTH-CLASS POST- MASTER EXAMINATION The United States Civil Commission has announced an examination to be at Oberlin Kansas, on July 13, 1918 as a result of which it is expected to make certification to fill a contemplated vacancy in the position of fourth-class postmaster at Kanona and other vacancies as they may occur at that office, unless it shall be decided in the interest of the service to fill the vacancy by reinstatement. The compensation of the postmaster at this office was $221 for the last fic- Top Mrs. A. C. Ewing $1: Geo' $25; Foster Lumber Co.

$15: Patton $10: -Frank ii e'Vs ,2: M. Mary E. Battin 17 Frederick Adam Jueuomann Selden, Kans. Decatur County People Show The 18 Ray Charles Vemon, Kanona Ks i True Spirit of Patriotism. 19 Leo Oliver Warner, Norcatur Ks.

20 Harmon Charles Wells. Wilson- Oberlin, June 8, 1918 To the people of Decatur County: 21 Cort William Muller, Oberlin Ks. The Council of Defense of Decatur 22 George Wolfram, Hemdon, Kans. t0Unty tbsirc to thank each subscriber 23 Maurice Irving Kirk, Clayton, ks. in KCCOnrt Red Cross Campaign.

ler Cook Chas Walton U- A 'p a A1 Henry iuii, A- G. BeardsleV $3: H. L. Mnrnhv sr. r.J B.

H. Remple Chas. Baumgarten Mrs. D. C.

Poole C. Har-. mon AmosMott Galin Corn-well George Rubendall Mr. D. Fred Johnln $L- fes-Bobbitt Hany Mary Goodrich Will Carr $1: i SXT iNipper Aunstrong Finn Penn H.

L. Armstrong Martin Unger Paul Nitsch William Hanson Roy u. uuuiu ao; v. vane SFi! Sam J. Van- s.

Ifr 11 I 24 Walter Emmanuel Decker Dres As the war progresses it must be evi ial year. Groves Chas A. Wilson $5 Earl 1 -5s P. 1. Tr, it W.

I Steve Schneider Kobmson Adolt Lohoelener S5: Applicants must have reached their twenty-first birthday on the date of W. H. Torleumke Thu. Jorgenson the examination, with the exception Bradlev 1 weivanman Kobort 9Jii Mi M. Keys $10 dent to all that it is necessary to subscribe liberally to all war activities.

The members of the Council of Defense in every township in the county appreciate the almost universal courtesies and liberal response now being received. Andrew Jfenn Henry August Pollnow Jas. Oscar Lohoefner $5: Carl that a State where women are de den, Kans. 25 Bryon Ehlors, Dresden, Kans 26 Jaioies Richard McKenna, Jcn- nings, Kans. 27 Louis F.

Rusicka, Oberlin Kans. 28 Henry Mathew Nickert, Jennings 29 James Richard Rhamy, Selden Ks. 30 Elmer Cicero Bogart, Danbury 31 Carl Jennings, Kans. clared by statue to be of full age for True $7,80 E. Vemon l6 'w7w.

Mus Ko il- "LfZT Freideman Otto Freideman $10; 1' ii. purposes at eighteen years, women eighteen vears of nte rm the rfoto nf po TOTAL We desire to thank the speakers tlfl AVflVSiT0inr Will Ka OrlvtU-l-nJ nett Edd Randall SlI HowaT-H vT i JE. i1 Arthur Reeves $3: Chas. Carman SR. who have patriotically given of their $222.50 $220.00 $2.50 QUOTA OVER SUB.

Applicants must reside within the (52 Charles Willouth'i Griffith. I Clayton, Kans. 'e also desire to thank ouch news ler Russell Foster I. O. Wear Ua Bobbitt Fred Caster Mrs.

Muriel Metcalf $lj Esther Capt. J. W. Allen Bob Leake Mrs. Worral SI: Mrs.

Mm 33 Clarence Amos Dowdall, Oberlin G. C. Cathcart $10; Leon Patrick $10; Al Compton E. E. Beaver $5: Margaret Dixon A.

Ketchum $5: Conrad Scheeler Mrs. M. J. Padd-koc SO; Redman-Paddock Lbr; Co. $10: A.

W. Close Willa Close A. R. Post No. 198 $30; P.

A. Nitsch J. E. Myers E. S.

Dean $10; A. C. T. Geierer $5: J. F.

Peters S1(1: Bertram Elam Reist H. Bebb G. W. McFee $10; G. Colbert Lewis Benton $5:: Joe Dowden $10; Mrs.

Dyer $1: J. B. RavmnnH $rv D. J. Coutler Fanner's National territory supplied hy the post office for which the examination is announced.

The examination is open to all citizens of the United States who can comply with the requirements. Application blanks, Form 1753, and full information concerning the requirements of the examination can be secured the postmaster at the place of vacancy or from the United States Civil Service Commission, Washington, D. C. Applications should be properly executed and filed with the Commission at Washington, D. at the earliest practicable date.

nzj. mrs. f. ti auoc 1 wr paper of the country that has given so freely of its space in editorials and in advertising the various War Work Campaign since the war began. The people, generally, in all walks of life, with few exceptions, are responding in a noble and patriotic manner.

We sincerely ask for a continuation of your best efforts and cooperation until the end of the war when we feel certain that our boys will come marching home victoriously. Very truly yours, Otis L. Benton, Chairman, Dr. 'J. E.

Wheeler, Sec'y EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE D. Campbell V. H. Griffith J. H.

Young H. Q. Banta Dr. H. J.

Morrison Dr. J. E. Wheeler Otis L. Benton.

Mueller W. R. McCalla $2: J. Tt. SHERMAN TOWNSHIP Chas.

Hay ward Wm. VanP'elt L. E. Weir $10; John Ambler W. A.

Denny Robt. Cathcart Olive Wade J. E. Wing Roy Hartzler Archie Foley Albert Wingo' A. Gibson Lewis Leist B.

F. Maggard $10; Wm. Miller C. E. Davison Roy VanPelt 50; Harry VanPelt Arthur Weir J.

E. Plotts Roy Plotts A. A. Myers L. V.

Volbonn M. O. Johnson Lee Hesseltine Lester Plotts Ed Nimon J. F. Thielbar Guy Thielbar F.

R. Wyatt H. C. Watkins John Watson C. C.

Davison T. C. Horn Fred Maggard D. C. Fowler $10; J.

B. 'VanPelt N. M. VanPelt L. I.

Campbell Henry Ashabar $10; E. E. Plotts Glen Smallberger J. A. Crane C.

W. Rogers A. A. Montgomery G. 24 Clyde Cecil Erowor, NoStur Ks.

S5 John Alden Ambler, Danbury Neb 36 Wayne Pierce, Oberlin, Kans. 37 Evans Harold Shearer, Jennings, 88 Joseph Ira Mines, Oberlin, Kans. 89 Otis William Ralph Cedar Bluffs 40 Herbert L. Anderson, Dresden Ks. 41 Claude Arthur Brainard, Selden 42 Florian J.

Karle, Dresden, Kans. 43 John Harry Ratzlaff, Selden Ks. 44 Ira Lawless Laidig, Danbury Neb. 45 Clifton Earl Levi, Jennings Ks. 46 Fred Bennett, Oberlin, Kans.

47 John Theodore Schultz Oberlin, 48 Paul David Neff, Dresden, Kans. 49 James Howard McKay, Dresden 60 John Albert Simonson, Selden Ks." 61 Floyd Goldburn Geisinger, Ober lin Kans. 52 Raymond Jefferson Edwards Oberlin, Kans. 53 Edgar Allen Lockhart, Norcatur 64 Adolph Clifford Erickson, Jen nings, Kans. 65 Elmer E.

Hamper, Traer, Kans. 66 Robert Peter Johnson, Norcatur 67 Cecil Forrest Alexander Norcatur 68 Forest Ira Bell, Norcatur, Kuna. Miller E. R. Barnhart Hattie Anderson J.

W. Patrick W. Marietta C. H.Jones Allen E. Garuerholz Geo.

Hale Mrs. Heifrman J. C. Gafford $25; Richard Stevenson Low's Beneda James Thompson Everett Bolin Redman H. O.

Dourias $25; Chris Jorn $2: Art S. Steele $25: Page W. I Kellog Mrs. Becker Mrs. Adkins G.

Daum Smith Morton Mrs. A. Morrison J. E. iLove Mrs.

Ella R. Parker J. D. Kelly D. G.

Addle-man Dr. Eber Reeves G. W. Cany H. Q.

Banta $15; J. E. Kulp M. Coldren $10; O. E.Milleson $2.50 S.

W. John C. Wert Roy Hayes G. Colbert J. P.

Noble Perry Noble Roy Wingfield K. Eldon Tudor Stevenson Otis -s $25; Wm. McKenzie Rev Grant Mann H. S. McEwen H.

LaChain E. I. Seavey S. Maddox $10; S. C.

Stowell $10; H. L. Haden Henry Lippelmann W. O. Hayward Jas T.nnnn S7 A TT.Vl.

S9C. xt GOSPEL TEAM ACTIVE The Gospel Team visited Traer Sunday and had a very successful meeting. Two meetings recently on the north side, Cedar Bluffs and Traer TOWNSHIP COMMITTEEMEN Allison Bassetville Harrv iT 1 war with ua its horrors has commenced tn vv. 1. oievenson Sao; Uhas.

D. Beers James Leake Geo. W. Keys Lars Bystrom Dick Grice J. P.

O'Grady J. Ernest E. Anderson J. Colt D. E.

Roach $10; Geo. M. Miller $10; M. w.c. close home to "ie American neo- B.

G. Scott Edgar Williams t. Swift Claus Thiesen Altory J. S. Stinson v.

iuouoirpie and the minds of the people are Wilson A. Smallberger T. J. Dimmitt TOTAL $198.50 QUOTA S180.00 i-, Ulawn irom selfish things, rolics are tn rraMia thai- Beaver Harry Kennedy UVUJK KUli. Page Myron Raymond W.

E. $10;" Gertrude Peters W. H. Ire- land G. L.

Guilliams Mrs. Wil-' 8 wnson j. ju. wheeler Jenne Barnard A. P.

Stowell Ralph I Stowell James McCune J. L. Fitzgerald T. B. Johnston W.

C. Rogers Jim Fleming W. Herbert Cook W. T. Wilson Wm.

Toops $2.50 Mrs. M. Han son Art Hamilton M. Park-I it is not all of life to live, nor all of death to die. They are now hungering for the Gospel and are in an attitude to receive it as never before in the past half century.

The entire bunch, five hungry men, were entertained for dinner at the commodious home of Mr. and Mrs Carlyle McCartney and for anyone who ever enjoyed the pleasure of putting their feet under that table we need to say that it was a feast worth-y a king. The McCartneva Why Not Start our Annie Bolin Esther Stowell Mrs. Rogers H. G.

Gragert A. H. Peterson Geo. Courtney Fraternal Aid Union $15; Oberlin Chap. No.

70 R. A. M. $25; A. F.

'and A. M. Masonic Lodge No. 186 $25; M. W.

A. Lodee No. 611 810: CM FINLEY TOWNSHIP H. E. McCartney C.

A. McCartney C. E. Hertz Matt Wurm I. M.

Brown Paul Leitner S2; George Thier $10: Andy Pirkle S. K. Christian $4," E. M. White N.

E. Bryan G. L. Haines A. M.

Wurm MattHaas P. A. Meirowsky Mrs. C. A.

McCartney ff. Douglas Roshinff .80: John Kronher. er iu; John Parsons Geo. Beards ley wm. Xogan Strom $2: V.

Hnwa 41 vva x.ouge Fortney B. M. Fortney Jennie T0TAL $1600.25 1 settlers have never gotten over ger L. Carpenter J. L.

Hantrpr S1fi- T. Tfnor 1 Uowd SI; Chas. Robinson SS: TT QUOTA $1550.00 $50.25 Lumber. Co. Mrs.

O. E. McCart-! CevW Edward Beneda Ira OVERSUB ney: Wynonah McCartney (rmpp. S1 Tlolfa TTonlra C1 1 wi cany uuy spine 01 nospitality that accompanied the settlement of the country. They make folks know that they are welcome with nothing stint-j or grudging in evidence.

We would like to live over these old days junt to ihl 'ee' 0Den-hearted hospitality that then existed and now f0 meet it ocassionally does theV heart good. Lillian Hanks Jennie Hanks Geo. Demmer $10; Gregor Ecker John Demmer F. F. Hanks Harry Rathburn Geo.

Schreiber Fred Arfderson O. H.Wade C. A. Barnet Gustaf Wu'dtke Nicholas Ploussard A. T.

Carlisle $1: C. C. PortprfielH 2 9K- 1 PASSENGER TRAIN CHANGES June 2nd, 1918 There will be changes in the schedules of a number of Bur- Oberlin Times. -x- S1 Fl. V.

TTamnor S1 1 THOSE WHO WENT OVER THE TOP IN DECATITR I 2vva1t L. Carpenter $lj Mrs. L. i tarpenter sl; 1. Harshman $5: E.

M. linn4i A $1000 Policy in the Kansas City Life Insurance Co. will do it. A deposit of 8c a day will increase your estate that sum. Good from the date of your first payment and paid up in 20 1 Capital, 100,000,000 Best Company for West ern People Complete List of Contributors Ti.A Orley Waldo Wm.

i'aooclscx "lrougn VVeSt, enective the above Lipsey George Wurm John datp Cross Fund in Recent Drive I iui-tvuer ii'. jonn ivieixner John Wurm A. P. Elson James The travelim? rmhliV BEAVER TOWNSHIP i -j uuvauuc tdlisS Lazaraff Roy WeaSMJ Lorens 'u2 gJISSS. tto time or train service has been macfe in their vicinity, in order that they may not be subjected to any inconvenience.

in J' K' 10' J- E- Gar(ner I. Decker Ie? 51; Gerald E. Wade L. O'Connel C. Kincaic $10 i 0.L, Ennst 8 Wm.

A. Sthier Sr. )k Fred Pruitt $lj' E. H. Everist $5: J.

B. Bryan $10; F. Rothmayer $10 B. Hauger S.R. McKague $0 J.

p. Frananart James Relph $6 F. Martin E.T Macy Anna Eliza MCoy Williams Homo a.l?1J. 9: NorvaI T- A- Mike Vnt John Douglas Harry Kennedy Agent L. W.

WAKELEY, Qeneral Passenger Agent. 1004, Farnam St. Omaha, Nebraska. McCartney S. H.

Witham John Grandma Silvers $10; L. Roshong If Charles Hess A. N. E. F.

HaWley F. Haas Richard fl: V.A.o W. E. Wvant WrA nnrnrnn A. HAYNES, Ticket Agent, Cedar Bluffs Kwssa pi L.

Ormsbey Mary Moss.3; Yost Barnard Roshong.