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1708 Ontario A. Johanson. HcPHERSON DAILY EDITION A nil 1082 Oscar W. E. Nelson.

1423 Paul K. Brandt. 1400 Otto Ottoson. 1113 Jesse B. Hamilton.

887 Levi A. Ulair. 37 Cecil 0. Wilson. 910 Christian S.

Goering. 413 Arthur C. iLndholm. 1033 Walter A. Rearick.

1775 Arthur Skytt. 1402 John H. Hoisington. 1665 Walter E. Johnson.

1739 John Harry. 1632 Walter ('. Reynolds. 17 55 Fredolph E. Lundstedt.

137S Clarence L. Hawkinson. 1349 Silvanus Stucky. 903 Alexandro Espinoza. 1801 Karl K.

Swenson. 697 Levi W. Broman. 167 8 Mark O. Parsons.

210 Albin E. Johnson. 1499 Ernest H. Olson. 1491 Jesus Magna.

Until you serve it, you will never ltnow how much pleasure coffee can give led at MoPherioA. Kuuu, Every Evenlnc Except Sunday. Vit W. J. KREUBIEIj OFFICIAL CITY PAPER VT EDITION: ir Ca.rrkr.

10 Cent Week. it Mall. 10 cenu a week. M.88 a Tear. KLY EDITION: a Tear.

Payable In Advance. tered aa Second Clau Matter. TO SUBSCRIBERS Vhe Dally Hepubllcan employe a et ot Him ii to serve 1U tubacrlbera early, iiiij and reKularly. Any complaint! jii Hell papers are not property dellVer-4 will be considered a lavor and will te atven ltr.medlate attention. The way to build up McPher-aeta is to patronize McPhereon bviineis houses.

MORE OF DRAFT LIST Below follow more names In the draft list. From number 1 to 250 may be called for the first draft from about 250 to about 600 In the second and the others later if needed. Those oyer 1,000 may not be called on for nearly two years if the war lasts. 135 Harry B. Wiles.

1696 Carol H. Dean. 648 Jonas Goering. 643 Abraham B. Decker.

1212 Bernhard D. Ensz. 1000 Joseph A. Clark. 946 Rudolph Lolls.

291 Cylvanus Unruh. 1012 William T. Johnson. 1312 William C. Zimmerman.

1641 Charles E. Scott. 812 Rudolph F. Lundeen. 654 Albert Koehn.

1300 to 1400. 464 Archie R. Henry. 1689 Leonard M. Yeager.

1079 Elmer L. F. Mohlstrom. 962 Jacob D. Stucky.

1438 Leslie R. Diehl. 953 Paul Rupp. 13 Frank Hart. 20 Morris Meisinger.

1246 Hans J. H. Kottich. 835 Amos T. Becker.

467 Eben C. Olson. 1603 Jacob O. Raffensperger. 319 Joseph A.

Flickner. 999 Theodore A. Brotherson. 131 Clarence A. Somers.

87 Claud A. Jones. 1427 Frederic A. Bengston. 915 Edward J.

Graber. 1396 Otto C. Nelson. 1713 Harold M. McFadden.

315 William C. Hassmann. 1196 Joseph Vogts. 313 Frederick A. Gaertner.

1235 Ben M. Hiebert. 1523 Ernest L. Wolf. 1335 Phillip A.

Krehbiel. 1325 John B. Goering. 1680 Clarence S. Rice.

928 Anold G. Isaac. 64 3 Sam Embers. 397 Hans H. Delfs.

339 Milo D. Sitts. 1805 Ephriam J. Billings. 1207 Adolph Bartels.

148 Harley F. Brown. 318 Isaac K. Kroeker. 1290 Gerhard C.

Thiessen. 381 William H. Ripper. 1265 John W. Pauls.

616 Wesley Siebert. 1223 Henry A. Esau. 491 John J. Burns.

1426 Elmer C. Broman. 720 George W. Hanson. 190 William H.

Yoder. 279 Roy W. Stevens. 844 Otto W. Groneman.

716 SylveBter Foncannon. A million other women have learned what good coffee means they have solved this question in their homes for all time. They know now that to get good coffee, the coffee itself must be right. There are hundreds of varieties of coffee grown. The coffee itself must be put up by men who know coffee.

Arbuckles' Coffee is. It is put up by Arbuckle the greatest coffee merchants in the world. There is more of it sold than any other coffee that is why they can afford to give you the biggest value for your money. And no matter how good coffee itself is, if it isn't well taken care of, it makes a poor drink. Arbuckles' Coffee is put up in sealed, dust-proof packages, carefully wrapped to protect it from moisture, dirt and store odors.

It arrives in your kitchen with all its original strength and flavor. Have in your home the enjoyment of drinking the coffee which, of all the coffees in America, is the most popular! Solve your coffee problem in the identical way a million other women have. Serve Arbuckles' Coffee tomorrow know how much pleasure coffee can give. 914 Henry J. Goering.

443 John Akers. 24 Henry J. Rogers. 1552 Nicholas Gonsalez. 1 693 Hoy A.

Bengston. 1629 H. Roy Phillippl. 951 Reinhold Pansegrau. 779 James Woods.

558 A. P. Nichols. 1721 Herman A. Palmquist.

247 Albert T. Grant. 1468 Charles L. Heaston. 179 Hen.jamin T.

Richardson. 684 Frank I). Wedel. 997 Carl M. Burk.

1178 Arthur T. Johnson. 922 Zenas W. Gunckle. 253 Elmer K.

Johnson. 1273 Kornelius Quiring. 263 Oscar A. Larson. 577 Kmil Borders.

1741 Lorenz W. Clareen. 732 Arthur C. Johnson. 661 Hen Koehn.

1020 Frank E. Malster. 727 Adolph A. Hopp. 584 John B.

Dalke. 496 Clifford H. Claypool. 1827 Walter A. Steel.

811 Gerhardt A. Lundeen. 12 Ira Hoffsummer. 897 Herbert F. Dyck.

1759 c. Albert Nelson. 1078 John L. Maupin. 1541 Chester R.

Coughenour. 108 Charles L. Oldlield. 178 Richmond H. Raleigh.

377 Jacob Mier. 9 Ralph Gaise. 347 Arthur Wendt. 70 Brown Griffith. 1500 to 1600.

16 W. L. Keefer. 1496 Ervin R. Hart.

952 Samuel A. Razook. 595 Deitrich P. Hildebrand. 789 Leonard H.

Carlson. 134 Abraham J. Unruh. 1372 David A. Carlson.

607 John T. Neufeldt. 1344 John J. Richert. 174 Owen O'Neill.

1219 Herman Ensz. 925 Harry it. Haury. 173 Asa A. Neel.

184 Paul C. Snider. 1645 Earnest L. Atkins. 1724 Ralph G.

Peterson. 1542 Leonard Clawson. 1655 Ernest O. Foster. 819 Carl A.

Olson. 166 Andrew G. Lilja. 1039 Oscar P. Anderson.

474 Phillip P. Palmquist. 60 William Cochran. 1566 Walter G. McCoy.

518 Benjamin F. Shaffer. 798 Gustaf H. Oakes. 1687 Addison I.

West. 208 Walter E. Johnson. 293 Archie T. Wheeler.

1403 Andrew Sandberg. 785 Eddie A. Bishop. 404 Frank Hosteler. 137 Bernhardt Wall.

1736 Joseph W. Beckman. 1362 Carl E. Adell. 369 George W.

Heaton. 67 5 Benjamin B. Buller. 277 George A. Robinson.

987 Marvin J. Schmitt. 411 Christian D. Kauffman. 80 Albert E.

Hutchison. 123 William H. Selzer. 1615 Louis F. Korrell.

247 Henry L. Helgeson. 1603 James L. Galle. 204 Martin D.

Hawkinson. 287 Pearl A. Snooks. 1083 Elmer R. T.

Nelson. 921 Edmund W. Goering. 1182 Reinhard Schroeder. 1668 George N.

Lonberger. 139 Frederick A. Wakefield. 57 Frank Arbuckle. 1656 Gustaf E.

Gustafson. 159 Walter B. Harger. 419 Milo D. Miller.

1461 Edward L. Hodge. 197 John M. Challman. 338 Harry B.

Sitts. 165 Horace H. Long. 1351 Paul Voth. 1263 David E.

Pauls. 7 67 Ivan V. Stenberg. 1196 Joseph Vogts. 334 E.

Harley Smith. 386 George R. Smith. 1001 Clarence A. Christensen.

1710 Albert N. Lundquist. 252 Adrian C. Johnson. 7 8 Lester C.

Hamilton. 703 Mauritz W. Carlson. 1704 Carl A. Goodholm.

1041 Walter J. Ahlstedt. 1229 Henry Friesen. 644 Gustave G. Dixon.

683 Jacob J. Unruh. 1062 David Hillgren. 1502 Jouette C. Russel.

412 Raynold F. Lueck. 1026 Victor L. Nelson. 996 Arthur E.

Anderson. 301 Arthur H. Ball. 1056 Carl John Ferm. 733 Arthur C.

Johnson. 1044 George A. Carlson. 587 Otto Delfs. 828 John L.

Swanson. 1410 S. Otto Wardell. 937 Dan J. Koehn.

490 Jerry S. Blackman. 1792 Fritz A. Levin. 706 Algot J.

Carlson. 729 Alie Irvin. 401 Ralph J. Ferris. 719 Johnny H.

Grooms. 1802 Carl B. Stone. 515 William Clifford Strouse. 1669 Benjamin R.

Mulnix. 1100 George L. Weddle. 255 Peter B. Kohn.

1600 to 1700. 568 Russel D. Tunnell. 1569 William Mitchell. 1356 Benjamin Zerger.

1706 William L. Harrison. 1648 Orin W. Babb. 22 Harry Perkins.

1412 Carl M. Young. 171 Earl L. Minter. 234 Martin R.

Beyer. 234 Carl E. Nelson. 27 6 Charles L. Russel.

1371 Albert M. Cederholm. 774 Mann R. Thornquist. 439 James H.

Young. 8 20 Martin W. Petterson. 225 Elmer C. Rodrick.

517 Albert E. Strohm. 1122 Urban H. Myers. 85 Charles D.

Johnson. 893 John S. Cornelson. 73 Jeff Griffith. 610 David C.

Pauls. 1352 John C. Voth. 152 Luther H. Converse.

520 Bernard G. Schafer. 967 Jacob J. Strusz. 28 Henry Scheideman.

1434 John M. Cline. 1388 J. Leo Liljestrand. 688 William M.

Anderson, 381 William II. Ripper. 594 John C. tlilmore. 494 Luther A.

Curtis. Lyman J. C'aiiy. 9 5 Archie M. Lively.

495 Harry Albert Ek. 545 Harland I). Garst. 9 2 Robert E. Lee.

S31 Homer K. Spence. 3(1(1 Clifford H. Dresner. 99S Martin C.

Brotherson. 317 Edel J. Johnson. 696 Feliverto Besero. 50 Carl J.

Johnson. 244 Harry J. Finkle. 1644 R. C.

Winans. 153 Elmer W. Cramsey. 1017 John A. Linblad.

231 Stanley W. Bretches. 969 Thomas W. Stewart. 34 Bowdie B.

Vaughn. 761 Clarence A. Swenson. 1190 Fredrick J. Vogts.

7 87 Ralph L. Curtis. 680 Sam T. Unruh. 81 Chester E.

Ingram. 288 Joel P. Unruh. 1186 Henrv M. Schroeder.

1400 to 1500. 826 Henrv Roland. 926 John W. Haury. 489 Carl Riser Broughton 1381 Oscar M.

Isaacson. 1005 Carl Elmer E. Erickson. 1208 Martin P. Dirksen.

395 Harold J. Banjamin. 27 Chester A. Shultz. 547 James R.

Hanson. 1125 John Roller. 884 Elmer Altman 943 Herman It. Kutnink, Jj, 798 J. Orville Hill.

1 286 Peter P. Siebert. 1384 Carl O. Johnson. 132 Chester Thomas.

1233 John E. Hildebrandt. 689 Henry J. Enns. 834 John W.

Andes. 389 Wilfred G. Thompson. 1307 Jacob W. Wiens.

1162 Eddie Landes. 1047 Alfred D. Clark. 1761 Henry R. Nelson.

1803 Edward Teehan. 728 John R. Hughes. 690 Theodore A. Anderson.

1133 Oscar E. Swenson. 149 Verteenes Brunk. 482 George H. Schafer.

97 Alpha G. Ledbeter. 164 2 Henry Tipton. 1697 Oscar E. ErickBon.

1239 Carl L. Hobbs. 219 Enferd A. Peterson. 1577 Oscar Ryan.

1668 Tennis Merrill. 693 Milton C. Broman. 839 Daniel Duerksen. 1249 Jacob Loepp.

330 Walter K. T. Postier. 1094 Carl R. Spongberg.

45 Robert A. Esping. 1535 Charley A. Birkes. 605 Abraham F.

Neufeldt. 1052 John Elving. 124 6 Henry W. Kroeker. 687 Ira D.

Adams. 186 Daniel P. Smyres. Jr. 1135 Earl B.

Wickstrom. 841 Fred Grundman. 1238 Robert H. Heim. 325 Bertie B.

Mitchell. 1460 Richard H. Hall. 1247 Harcelius Lopez. 1296 Henry Thiessen.

289 Manno Unruh. 1093 Levi F. Sandell. Mean. 'Pa, what kind of money is spending ney?" money I growth and development, is 61.4, or a decline of 27 points since the Jane report.

High temperatures, hot winds and lack of moisture are the causes of depreciation. Fields generally are well cultivated and clean. The best corn prospects are in the northeastern counties of Atchison and Doniphan, each with 87. per cent condition based on 100, fol ents, indicate an aggregate crop ot winter wheat in Kansas this year of 45.245,000 bushels, or an average of 12.8 bushels to the acre. This exceeds the Board's pre-harvest estimate of June by more than three million bushels In the aggregate and one bushel to the acre.

Wheat is turning out better than expected in many of the eastern and lowed by Jackson and Wyandotte, and Bourbon in the southeast with 85. several of the south-central counties, amounting in some of the eastern counties to aB much as seven and eight, and, in one, ten bushels more to the acre than correspondents' estimates of prospective yields in June. The east-central and adjoining The book learning the boys got at college did not amount to much, but running broad jumping is very valuable in keeping out of the way ot automobiles. counties of Chase and Lyon report There Is an old saying that the man who never takes a vacation takes one all the time. The Funny Man's Corner average yields of 30 bushels, the highest.

In the sections that have the higher acre-yields, as in the eastern and south-central counties, the quality of the grain is excellent. Elsewhere it ranges from "medium" to "poor." Corn The general average condition of the state's growing corn, based on 100 as representing satisfactory It is not prudent now adays to rough it on camping trips without spring beds, parlor lamps, telephone, gas stove, automobile, and other essentials of life. 1778 Ned F. Acord. 1342 Peter P.

Penner. 1308 David F. Wiens. 484 John G. Schafer.

722 Edward A. Holt. 1590 Harold A. Anderson. 314 Henry E.

Hassman. 162 Ernest L. Johnson. 1006 Victor W. Hedlund.

181 Robert O. Smith. 632 Jacob B. Becker. 1816 Axel G.

Olson. 1483 George C. Litke. 599 Elmer C. Kearns.

1375 David E. Engstrom. 1782 Victor Gunnerson. 243 Roy L. Finkle.

1206 Jacob P. Balzer. 686 Victor F. Anderson. 367 Henry J.

Forsythe. 651 Howard S. Holmes. 324 J. Melvin Moors.

602 Merrill C. Hill. 523 George E. Wegman. 888 Jacob Block.

101 Fabian A. Lacquement. 116 Birdie H. Rogers. 795 Glenn Evans.

635 Ross E. Bonham. 193 Frank W. Bentson. 333 Marion Ratliff.

812 Rudolph F. Lundeen. 853 Roy C. Hackenberg. 794 Andrew J.

Darrah. 1165 William F. Meyer. 235 Dan A. Becker.

791 Edwin E. Carlson. 1524 Charles E. Wise. 330 Walter K.

T. Postier. 147 Odos Arn. 39 Herbert A. J.

Ahlstedt. 653 Jacob T. Jantz. 273 William M. Robinson.

670 Mannie M. Miller. 510 Myran E. Lingle. 917 Jonathan J.

Goering. 35 Ripley S. Vaughn. 1316 Abraham H. Dyck.

1762 Clarence Olson. 765 Clarence J. Sjogren. 47 Carl A. Gottschalk.

936 Carl C. Krehbiel. Ill Chester I. Oldfield. 1444 Lawrence H.

Ek. 1623 John A. McCoy. 364 Joseph B. De Bolt.

125 Albert W. Sommers. 1731 Arthur E. Uhe. 522 Vern H.

Thurston. 1555 Elmer Hawkins. 466 John F. Nestor. 74 Chester E.

Godown. 626 Frank H. Wittorff. 591 John W. Esau.

603 Howard V. Hill. 295 Henry H. Wiggers. 1244 Gerhard W.

Kroeker. 865 Adolph Richert. McPherson College Have you seen our New Illustrated Catalog? If interested write for one. A larger and stronger faculty than ever. FIRST SEMESTER Opens Sept.

10 i 45 MILLION BUSHELS WHEAT. Report For State By The Board Of "Any crin your mother gets hold of, my boy." Pittsburgh Dispatch. Agriculture. Topeka, July 27. The Kansas Board of Agriculture today issued the following crop report, based on the situation as found Tuesday the 23rd: Winter Wheat.

Threshers' returns ADDRESS, McPHERSON COLLEGE, Mcpherson, Kansas. ieteS to date, as reported by correspond- a airic rrine,.