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The Sanders County Independent-Ledger (Thompson Falls, Mont.), 31 Jan. 1918, located at <http://montananewspapers.org/lccn/sn86075282/1918-01-31/ed-1/seq-7/>, image provided by MONTANA NEWSPAPERS, Montana Historical Society, Helena, Montana.
THE SANDER'S COUNTY LEDGER. OVER SELECT MEN ON QUALIFICATIONS PENALTY UNDER ABATEMENT LAW Classified FARM LANDS—FOR SALE. Classified FARM LANES—FOR SALA. do your work faster and at much With the Cleveland pulling two 14 - inch bottoms. it can plow up to 3Y2 miles an hour -8 to 10 acres a day. That is more than you can do with 3 good three-horse teams and their drivers. But labor is scarce. Horses are scarce. The urgency of the situation demands farm hectors. The government urges their Use. The Cleveland Tractor not only works faster and cheaper than horses and men — but far better. With its aid, you can increase your production and reduce the cost. That means more grain for Uncle Sam —and more money for you. B cc•ore the Cleveland crawls on Us own trades. it can go almost anywhere. h weighs less than 3200 pounds and has move than 600 square inches If continuous traction surface - T s bearing risme of ahout 5 pounds per Num inch. Because of the small size If the Cleveland Trsetor it can be turned in • twelve foot code and housed in less space thaw i takes for • horse. Its null on enables it to pule through narrow =e a , between I.oldings, through wooded grounds. docu and other plot.'n where larger nmcinnoi cannot $2,000,000.00 Insurance In Force With the Insurance Department American Society Equity A Purely Mutual Company Owned and Controlled by Montana Farmers, Which Can Insure Your FARM PROPERTY—Building, Livestock Hay, Grain, Automobile, Machinery at 40 Per Cent Less Than the Regular Old Line Rate. Write for Appli- cation Blanks and Full Information. INSURANCE DEPARTMENT American Society of Equity 27 to 31 Stanton Bank Bldg. Great Falls, Montana Patriotic Flockmasters. The entire resour,ces of the sheep and wool growing Industries of America were pledged to the service of the United States government by the National Wool Growers associa- tion in convention at Salt Lake. Pres- ident Wilson was petitioned to re- frain from fixing the price of wool until hearing is granted to the pro- ducers. The wool growers also de- clared against the use of shoddy in uniforms for soldiers. Record Price for Steers. The grand champion carload of Hereford yearling steers sold at the Denver stock show last week for 15 cents per pound, a world's record price for feeders. The steers were bred by Russell Brothers of La Jara, Colorado. What has become of those old- fashioned chocolate mice that used to delight our childhood? avveland.Tractor Does the work of 9 horses and 3 men Even if horses and men were plentiful, the Cleveland less cost. Tractor would The work in which The Cleveland Tractor can be used to socomplish [Mee, and with greater economy. is almost endless—plowing, harrowing, drscing, seeding, pulling a mower or binder, hay loader or manure spreader. It is the tractor par -excellence for hauling of any nature. in excavating, road grading, pullin g a snow -plow or trone-boat, in fact almut anywhere that motive power can be utilized. Delivering 20 horse -power at the pulley. it supplements its hauling capacity by almost in- numerable uses for stationary work, such as wood sawing, pumping and irrigation work, feed grind- ing, hay baling, corn shredding, corn shelling, ensilage cutting, silo filling, threshing, and many other uses where power is needed. Rollin Ii. White, the famous motor much en- gineer, is the designer of the Cleveland. I -le uses only the finest motor truck gears and materials. Gears are enclosed in dirt proof, dust p000f cues. Get ready note foe spring work Prepare for the bigger, better crops America expects of you and must awaked have. Write us today for • \ 4. T^\ 1 .• complete description of the „ c = DsrL CI, Cleveland Tractor and the name of the nearest tieveland cle•fer. CL,ssled Tuner. Address Dept. Cl. or use N..., die coupon. The Cleveland Tractor Compeer!, Oil. co.ns , emu, VOCATION OF DRAFTED MEN TO RULE ASSIGNMENT TO DUTY. Will Be Placed Where Their Ewer- ience in Civil Life Will Be Made of Use in Their Service In Uwe Army; Crowder Aoki; Help 01 School Teachers. New regulations under the @elec- tive service just announced by prov- ost Marshal General Crowder specify that the opportunity of a drafted man's securing congenial employ- ment in the army will be as great aa If he had originally enlisted in some branch of the service. Under tht. first draft the recruits were not questioned as to their Oc- cupation in civil life until thcy reach- ed the cantonment. Under the n w ruling, this information will be taken from the questionnaires by a force or eiericai assistants, listed on specially provided cards, and these cards will be filled with the boards. When men are needed in the fighting forces that are expert in a particular line, the local board will be able to locate them promptly. More Selective. Selective service will then be more selective than it has been, according to the provost marshal general. His letter to the draft boards outlines the salient features of the new sys- tem as follows: \It is of paramount importance to the selective features of the draft and to the effective employment of the man power of the army that every man be so placed in it as to give the most advantage from his particular qualifications. The manifold activ- ities that compose the modern army call for a most extensive variety of occupational experience and skill. And a large proportion of the men in khaki will be more or less occupied with activities which represent the military application of the very skill already acquired by them in civil life. These varieties of military serv- ice are as vital as any others to the success of military operations on a large scale. \The problem is, therefore, to find the men who can do these necessary things. FIXTURES AND STOCK MAY BE CONFISCATED AND PLACE CLOSED FOR YEAR. First Application of New Law Wrecks Billings Pool 1411 Financially; Proprietors Loots Approximately $5,000 Because of Gambling Con- viction. The drastic possibilities of the new nuisance abetment law, by which county officials are given authority to close for one year buildings used for purposes that are not in keep- ing with the good order end morals of a community were demonstrated recently in Billings. The proprietors of one of the larg- est pool halls in the city, represent- ing an investment of $6,000, were convicted or gambling. Following the conviction the kbateMent law was applied,. The stock and fixtures of the place were sold at public auction. The proceeds. less expenses, and after sat- isfying a mortgage of $1600 against the pool tables, approximately $3,- 500, went to the public school fund of Yellowstone county. Owners Loge $5,000. As a matter of fact the value of the stock and fixtures, not as forced sale, was easily $5,000. The ow.s- era of the stock and fixtures were in effect, fined $5,000 for allowing the place to be used for gambling. This was the punishment of the tenant. The law permits of the dis- ciplining of the owner if the building as well. It does not make any dif- ference whether he has knowledge of the offense or not. The officers have authority under the abatement law to close the premises up for a year, If the offense is of sufficient flag- rance, at their discretion and in their judgment. Three other large pool halls In Billings are also under the ban f the officials. They have been locked up the sheriff, after conviction of the owners, and it is possible that a similar action may be taken. Better for Registrants. \Hitherto under the first draft, this problem has been met by waiting until the men arrived in camp and by then ascertaining the occupational qualifications of each one. Special experts in the adjutant general's of- fice and personnel officers in the sev- eral divisions have so devoted them- selves to this task that every man in the national army is now assured that his special individual experience will be availed of, so far as there is need for it. And this, incidentally, illustrates that the man who enters under the selective service system will have as reasonable a likelihood of finding a task congenial to his ex- perience as if he had originally en- listed in some branch of the service selected by himself. \But the method hitherto followed —of waiting until the man's arrival in camp—no longer suffices. The demands from the several branches of the service for skilled men in the varied occupations already exceed the supply of such men available from the first draft. These demands must be supplied as soon as feasible. Instead of waiting until the new con- tingent arrives in camp, we must know its composition before it starts for camp. We must know in advance the occupation distribution of all men liable to call throughout the country. We must be able to deter- mine beforehand how many men of the several branches of industry are available for the corresponding kinds of work in the army. And if spec - ti and urgent need arises we must be able to make a special call for the needed kind of men, and to know how many there are and where they can be found.\ Card Filing System. The proVetit marshal general pro- ceeds to outline a system, whereby a central card catalogue in his of- fice will keep track of the classes of skilled men needed. This informa- tion will be transmitted to the local boards, who will help to supply the men. Another card file will be kept in the office of the local boards, list- ing the names, addresses and occu- pations of registrants. The work of transferring die infor- mation from questionnaires to file cards will involve a large amount of clerical labor. To secure the citizen soldiers necessary for this labor Gen- eral Crowder has issued a letter to the school teachers of the country, asking them to serve as occupational assistants. This letter to the teachers is an eloquent appeal to the patriotism of members of the teaching profession. In part it says: Letter to Teachers. \Not long ago you were all asked to lend your services to the raising of the national army. A direct op- portunity for the most valuable serv- ice has now arrived, and the need is urgent. \It is of paramount importance to the @elective feature@ of the draft and to the effective employment of the man power of the army that every man be so placed in it as to give the most advantage to his qualifica- tions. The problem is, therefore, to find the men who can do the various things necessary in the modern army.\ The system of the card catalogue fs then described, after which the letter continues: \At this moment 9.000,000 of such cards are being sent to the respective local boards. As the boards are not likely to be able to prepare these cards without increasing their forces, it is confidently expected that the necessary force will be supplied by the teachers of the United ,tateed Wheat Poison Distributed. Germanys latest attempt to de- stroy the heat crop of California and other western states has taken the form of shipment to the west coast of poison pollen. HARVEST GRAIN AT COST OF ONE DOLLAR PER ACRE A combined Caterpillar harvester, which promises to revolutionize the work of taking care of the grain crop is to be put on the Montana market, and is expected to be a boon to Mon- tana farmers, who will have trouble this year from labor shortage. The machine puts standing wheat, oats or flax in the grain wagon at the rate of 40 acres per day and at a cost of $1 per acre. Three men with this machine are said to do the work of 14 on a stationary thresher. A school of instruction is to be opened ni Billings, by F. B. Connelly company, early in February, which will be free. • Those interested in the new ma- chine or the school are requested to write to F. B. Connelly, Billings, or the Holt Manufacturing, company, Spokane, Washington. ATTENTION SHEEP MEN! I ant offering for sale 4,440 acres alternate IMetlutol of rough, rocky, unimproved sum suer pasture in the famoua \Ariel\ district. Montana (no finer stock country on earth). Abundant water, shelter, grazing and suf ficient timber for all needs. This tract con- trols about LOBO acres more open range. - Yes,\ Its rough and rocky but there is a lot of it and lots of good grazing . Will also lease for 11.500.00 annually to cur chaser about 5.0110 acres wore adjoining with necessary buildings, sheep shed and hay meadows. Price $25,000.00, $10,000.00 cash, balance easy terms, 6 per cent. Who wants lt7 Speak up! Faros loans, land and insurance. H. W. BROWN Dept. B. Cascade Montane. 34 ACRES at Rinova, Mont; 500 trait trees; 2 acres alfalfa; all under ditch and tillable; good log hotter; mut bocce; barn and other building.; electric lights; close school, church and P. 0.; 100 sacks potatoes. Price 14,200. Steele a Anderson, III S. Broadway, Butte. FIVE SECTIONS raw laud In T IS N., It. 45 E., near Mlles City, Mont. $8 per acre. M. It. Wise, Lewistown. Montana. ALBERTA Olt B. C. HOMESTEADS -- Whether you Slut one in the bracing climate of Alberta or the mild climate of B. C., we will be pleased to give you ex- pert assistance. A. B. C. Coloniser*, 15 Dunn block, Great Falls. 1(10 -ACES mixed farming mountalu ranch at bargain; orchard, alfalfa, 14 cattle, 3 horsee, all equipment; $4,500. Owner, Ito: 113, Clancy, Mont. FOR SALE -540 acres 18 miles from Great Falls, 820 an acre. Terms to suit. This Is • rare chance. List your land with us We have the buyers. Hart•Hillaburr Co., 7 Steele bldg., P. 0. Boa 992. Great Fall, trained men and women who are especially competent for the task. Work Indispensable. \The work will not be v ry lengthy or exhausting, but it is absolutely in- dispensable to the proper manning of 317 ACRES IMPROVED—I4 miles west of Poison; good water, timber. grass; Woo per acre, quick sale. Julie E. Foley. Lewistown, Mont. SELECTION FIFTY•TWO THOUSAND acres; one section or more; ninety-five per cent plow laaud, close to good town Prices ranging from 417 to VS per acre; long terms. E. G. Fagen, 108 Central Avenue. Great Falls Montana, 5200. ACRE STOCIY RANCH—Plent- wa ter. lots of g...ss; price 4.5 per acre; 11.5 0 per acre eller balance ten years, wiz pet cent interest. E G. risen. 108 Central Avenue, Great Falls, Montana. WESTERN CANADA LANDS offer yon Independence. Farm lands $11 to Sin acre; irrigated lands $35 to $50; 20 years to pay; &2.000 loan on improvements; ready-made farms; loan of livestock; tazea under 20 cents acre; no taxes ea Improvements or livestock; excellent cli- mate; good markets, schools, roads, tele- phones. Reduced railroad fares for home - seekers. Write for free Illustrated litera- ture. J. I. Eakin Maude) official land agents, Canadian Pacific railway, 15 Dunn block, Great Falls. FARM LANDS in beet Montana wisest dip- trict. $20 to PO per acre. Send for list. Lofgren Agency. 331 Ford Bldg.. Greet Fails, Mont. WOULD Y01 SELL YOUR FA1tki/-1 eau tell you how to do It. B L Johnsoa, Box' 797 Great roue 38I1 ACRES -70 per cent plus land, good locality, $10.50 per acre; $700 cash, bal ance in HI year., six per cent. E Fagen, 108 Central Avenue, Great Falls Montana. a TRIP OF INSPECTION to the Canadia. Pacific Railway lands In Alberta wit. confirm you in your desire to become • sharer in the great western Canadiat prosperity Farms from $11 to $30 at. acre Twenty yearn to which to pay For further information and free thus trsted literature. write .I. 1. Bath Lands, 15 Dunn Block, Great Falls. FUDITH BASIN farms for sale or es change Lowest pieces. Write for on' list Farmers Land Co., Lewistown, Mont optaxertoris. MONTANA Collection Agency, Sliver Bow blk., Butte. Send us your had bills. WANTED—FARM LANDS. WANTED—A good wheat ranch close to market. Give complete description, price and terms. Frank J. Lapin, 29 Steele Block, Great Falls, Mont, HORSES AND uvtosToot REGISTERED POLAND -CHINA P105 of the moat famous BIG TYl'E breeding at one-half usual breeders' price. To intro duce the Bartwood Idea we offer selected plgs, either sex, crated and registered, at 4i7.50 each. Write for free Hog Bookitir Bartwood Farm. Box SE. Hamilton. Montana. \Montana's Premier Poland china Plant.\ Foil SA LE—Registered Gallaway Bulls. Write Grant Bishir. Hunters lint Springs. Mont. IA BOARS—BIG TYPE POLAND CHINA BOAR8-1.5. 15 EXCEPTIONAL BOAR PIGS --Selected tops from • large number of early fall litters. $20 each Reglatered. Free Hos Booklet on request Bartwood Rarer Bo: NG, Hamilton, Mont. 4E1.1. YOUR LIVESTOCK—I can tell yo. Gad you a buyer id L Johnson Rol 797. Great Falls WANTED--MISCELLANE0011. FALSE TEETH BOLUIIT, 50C to $15. ire buy gold. Send by mall Dental Broker age Co., 522 Palace Building Montalto Ii., Minn. WANT TO BUY hardware or general mer chendise stock; part payment to be land: balance good paper. Write Box BB Manhattan, Mont, TO TRADE WANTF.D—Clty property, for highly lin proved farm, 200 acres alfalfa; Es acres ready for spring grain; 200 acres stub hie; good Improvements and water right; excellent locality. Hancock & Bohart, Wilaall. Montana. SOME DESIRABLE CITY LOTS to trade for good farm land In this locality. The Lowery Co.. 415 Ford 1.14c. Greet Falb , FIAIRISTS. PLANTS, eat flowers, funeral designs, Mr E lectric City °muenster,. Great Palls Montana PHOTOS FOR SALE. FOR SALE MISCELLANICOUS. ' SAVE MONEY ON BUILDING Materials— Doors, Windows, Roofing Paper, Porch Columns, Plaster Board—All Building Materials shipped promptly. Write for our completely illstrated catalogue; gives you loweet net prices P. A Howls Co., 2229 First avenue south, Seattle. Wash. WZ BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND machinery. Iron, pipe, fittings and Junk of all kinds American junk & Ma- chinery Co., 820 Second avenue south. Great Falls, BIG PIANO SNAP—Rather than ship • sample sem \Wick\ piano, which is now In your community, back to our male store in Butte, we will sacrIfiee It for quick sale, cash or easy terms Write for special cut price. A chance of • lifetime for somebody. Montana Piano company, 210 North Main Street, Butte. \WICK\—The Plane With a Soul—Mail by • master, $300 upward. Montane Piano Co Butte Mont distributors. FIIR8. FURS REPAIRED. Highest prices mad for raw furs. Sell direct to manufacturer. Hoeuck Fur House, Butte, Mont. For- merly A. Ranh. TYPEWRITERS. ALL MARES—Rented, sold lied repaired. Save half or more. Fully guaranteed. Chas. K Morris Co., Inc., Dept T. Great Falls. Bent ARCHITECTS. JESSE M. WARREN, architect and so- giueer. 415 Daly Bank bldg., Butte. Most. GEO. ii. 811ANLEY, architect, 511 FIRM National bank bldg., Great Falls, Mont. our army, and it must be done accu- ., HOTOP of Montana aoltiler• In compact, rately. Errors, if any were made, groups. Sr by ten 'oche's, 50 cents each would to that extent obstruct itin ( ...., 11aglig e.d vuriGI confuse the work of the army. We ‘-- :-. 1 01 1 11 1 ,4' , k rkb____ __ have a right to expect the careful *tyro s( HooL. actueyemeat 9t this task ot carcupg. Nothing could more directly con - I LEARN the the ant i omo d bile t h (toluene Mow tribute to the rapid progress of our In til • d e \ weal ' ! \ - 1 ,n c.a.\ gig:;\:\\:1::: military operation/. Any one who Romans Automoitile School. 127 Boort , Main Butte. Montana helps effectively in ..oing this is con --- A. SAM'L HENRY HAAS, architect, 30-81-0 Steele block, Third and Central. Great Fall,: Montana ASSAYERS, CHEMISTS, ETC. LEWIS & WALKER, amayeeit, chewier/A 1013 No Wyoming, Butte, Mont Box 114. TOUT Is McCARTLIY, assayers, chembehe. MAU orders especially. Boa an Butte, Mont. BUSINESS OPPoRTUNITIlls. ROOMING HOUSES, furnished and unfur- nished for sale. W. Hoyle, Helena, Moot FOR SALE—Mest market. Old establish west market in town of 10,000; dole, cash busluees; three other markets is town. Address F. Hari Caren, Roseman. CIGAR AND CONFECTIONERS' STORK Owner going on ranch. Good locatlea, good bestrews; $15110 Ilunt•berger-Otv- ens Co.. Greet Fella, Mont NEWSPAPER FOR SALE — in growing Montana town In final proof field. Oth- er legate. Good advertising and jots pat- ronage Will make money for priaten , editor. Address. Box 21, Great rails. Most. IS YOUR BUSINESS FOR SALE) -1 earn find you a buyer„ L J Joimmea, Box Th7, Greet ROMP CYLINDER GRINDING LAD GEN- ERAL MACHIN - 1 WORK. CYLINDER GRINDING and fitting with overshoe, pistons and rings mamma work of every deerriptloo promptly at- tended to. WOOD-PAPPORD MACHIN'S WORKS, Greet Falls Mont tributIng just as directly as if he or she put a gun into the ha 1. of a soldier. In every community where there is a local board, it is requested and urged that the teachers of all schools offer their services to the boards to dispatch this task prompt- ly. The sooner it is dispatched the more quickly the army will be fight- ing effectively on the firing line. This statement is positively and liter- ally correct. It ought to nerve elk patriotic men and women to contrib- ute to the task.\ One Million Dollars TO LOAN ON MONTANA Page. BeweIttne for sway mosey Ewe rate. . seas teems 1.suml aerie to. ..et• Frary & Burlingame RUM Sari Hank Ww• 1050 lat 11. *MEAT FA 1.I.M MONTAN A HEAVY WELDING We are now equIpnewl to do tooth heavy anti light welding In cantor tiros with nor machine •holo. Prompt attention to all work •ndssiisfac tion WOOD & SAFFORD MACHINE WORKS tit Cloth et. So. Greet Pella. Mast. WHERE To (KAT. .IAVE YOU EVER DINED at the Chet Cafeteria In Greet Fella? Come IS. Des\ mine s teem SOMETHING TO READ. tl 00 WILL GET YOU THE MONTANA Equity News, (the farmer owned news paper) for • year Order now. Address Egnity News, Great Falls AUTO TOP REPAIRS. tier YOUR AUTO TOPS and cushionr made and repaired at Victor Arlo's. W. ' know how 2110 First sae R.. Great Palle itickiNcprommieNTS. IF YOU HA WE FARMS or relloquIshmesta to mil, we can sell them If you waul anything in lands or business Invest meets, nee us. Northern Realty Co., $IP Ford Bldg., Greet Falls. 'SELL YOUR RELINQUISHMENT -1 an, fled you a buyer M L Johnson, Rol 797 Greet Palle ‘110/17 I FIE11) 11 A WIT M B FINLAY C P •, 407 PIM No titbits) Ronk bldg. Great Pella. Moats.* 81 I toUNTANTs. 4%11 41 101T1114 W. GRANT 110AGE, auditing investiga- lions, cost accounting, etc. Butte r Mont. Dely Bank building. HASLET CLARK 41 CO Specialists grata Sod ntil modifies. 74 Ted Mere Great Fella. Montana HIDES. PELTS. MRS WE RIND PROMPT RETURNS tor at shipments of hides. pelts, wool, lure w rap metal sod robber Wester, H14. & For Co.. Lewlatown Montana FARM LAND LOANS. WRITS VP for terms and robe he the Joellth Flasiln Money paid promptly os (lowing of loan and approval of Mit We specialise Is tow rate. and prompt service Loan amid Realty Cs., Lewistown, Moltang „ WANTED, LOCAL AGENTS—To repre- sent the Rankers' Reserve Life Lo.— strong comps's,. liberal policies Albert Smalley. Supt., Great Palle blunt. $5u.uu IRK WEEK earned by each of Si men since July 1st, selling our guano- teo shr u bs. roves, trees and berries. Others earning frOlo 525.00 _per Peek N. eiperleuce necessary Exclusive ter- ritory. Erse outfit. Best season for years. Open territory in this and neigh- boring states. Washingtosi Nursery Ce., Toppeolob. Wash PRACTICAL TRAINING IN Gee. steetrk- al. and Steam Engineerin_g, Mechanleal Drawing llia•Mine Sno P t, elletlee. 01F. Acetylene Welding, Automobile and 'Prae- tor Operating Repairing Write for catalogue Seattle Engineering School, Seattle, W•ah WOMEN now enjoy same splendid oppor- tunities al men telegraphers 11100-ES8 monthly pald Qualify 4 months Beard and room secured free Maio line viler connected direct. Old established Write us now Bette College Tide= Bette SPECIAL FOR WOMEN. MONTANA'S BEST dry cleaners and bat- ters. Ladles' and usen's garmentsa en careful attention. Read Great Dye House. HAT FOR SALE. THERE 18 NOTHING as yet suggesting government control of oats. We have a few cars yet of Alberts and Montana oats which we anr, offering at better prices delivered than others quote r 0 B load- ing stations We must accept delivery of these oats at ones. Write for prices. The Rohl L. Rowell Co., 123 Central Ave., Great Fails. Mont WE HAVE AVAILABLE for immediate shipment, alfalfa, timothy and blueprint My_ Write for prices delivered your station. The Robk L. Rowell Co., 1211 Central Ave., Great Falls., Mont. I HAVE A LARGE QUANTITY of good South Dakota bay. Price, terms. service and quality are, right. left Central Avenpe Greet Palm M. N. A.—WK--44011-111l. • •
