The Ottawa Herald from Ottawa, Kansas • Page 8

ir PAGE EIGHT. Tlitt OTTAWA llEllAi-D, MAY 29, 1917. MAKE EXEMPTI0IIAFTERJUHE5 EVERY MAN-BETWEEN 21 AND 31 MUST REGISTER FIRST. HIE for 15 years the tstandard remedy for all skin diseases. A liquid used externally.

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Regulations to govern exemptions under the se TOT" irifitTTfrfWTl So lective draft are being worked out by URGED STUDY OF CLASSICS DR. L. R. HIGGINS SPOKE TO THE MINISTERS. Provost Marshal General Crowder with a number of prominent lawyers because nearly evey-fcodv has learned of Although plans are rot yet complete, it is probable the jury wheel system AM i Professional Leaders, He Said.) Need the Culture of Humanistic will be followed in selecting those who are, to goJinto the first army of and not until the names have ins tooa value of The New Whole Wheat Food with the Delicious been drawn and each registration district has provided the number apportioned to it, will exemptions be con sidered.

As each individual drawn reports flavor originated ty the KelloggToaSdContflukeCa his claims for exemption will be pass ed upon and if he is exempted anoth er will be drawn to fill the vacancy. Riht Now- The law prpvides for local exemp tion boards in each county and for Prof. L. R. Higginsof Ottawa University read a paper yesterday morning to the Ottawa Ministers' Union on "Thp Ancient Classics and Modern Culture," which met with hearty approval from the ministers.

"By the ancient classics I mean for our present purpose Greek and. Latin, and by culture I mean civilization that higher and advanced condition, intellectually, politically, socially that we recognize in most enlightened lands," said Prof. He then went on to show that we did not originate culture, but that it is a legacy, which we ought to increase, and that, as President Nicholas Murray Butler points out, "The function of education is to put the each 30,000 in city populations. PEARL for Boards of review also will be estab creens lished on the basis of one or more to each federal judicial district. All the boards will be composed of civilians.

DIGHT no $ou are beginning to tKink about screens so riov? is: the time to Secretary Baker said today the pro cess of selecting them had not been workd cut. Exempt Married Men All married men will be exempt on investigate PEARL Wire Cloth aristocrat of all screen materials. Tkis material is tKe best bearing and best looking screen of its kind. It so far outlasts painted and galvanized cloths tkat tkere is no comparison. the first draft.

They must register. however, and be subject Ho service when more men are needed. There will be no wholesale industri child in possession of his rightful inheritance his physical, historical, scientific, literary, social, relieious in-r eritance." While he did not advocate the study of Greek and Latin, for the many, he defended the study for the leaders in all distinctly intellectual, and religious enterprises, as they need The reason is simple. Rust, ruins screens. PEARL Wire not vtfear Cloth is as al exemptions by specified classes or occupations.

While many details of the operation of the system by which i million men between the ages of 21 and 31 out of the nearly 10 million to convey the great ideal values of men who register June 5 will be jack ed for the army are still to be formu PLAY GOLF FOR RED CROSS lated, the two points mentioned above "Hellenism," the basis of our culture, through the great ideas and instructions, which we are but reshaping today for our needs. These leaders he called "Aviators" of the mind, and have been settled. They are embodied in a tentative list of rules prepar Tournament Will Be Held at Country Club Thursday. Sum Hubbard H. W.

Fessenden. li. D. Bennett J. li.

Javis. C. II. Estabroolc J. P.

Blunk Wm Wallace K. L. Warner. Carey Porter Robert Harrison T. J.

J. R. King. Harry Overman Arthur Wharton. li.

XV. Haggard Chas. Sands. Rev. Toothaker Elmer Manley, XV.

C. Harding W. S. Fallis. ed by the distinguished committee of civilians csdled together by President The Red Cross golf tournament, proceeds from whh'h will go to the Ottawa chapter of the American Red near rust proof as metal can be made.

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S. Screen Paint in V2 pints, pints and We handle everything for your screen needs and will be glad to furLi-h estimates. Wilson and working on the exemption features, with the provost marshal their mission is "to instruct, inform and inspire, from a full orbed life." He indicated the claim tl-at "next to more grace we need' tore Greek," as "the Greeks are our intellectual ancestors," and pointed out that "athletics" and "gymnasium" are both Greek words, embodying the general. The conference with the Rev. Harshman George Thompson.

II. Harris Clare Wallace. higher and responsible officials, it W. G. Saunders V.

li. Houghton. was learned today, has resulted in ap proval of the two major points. idea of "a sound mind in a sound Other Decisions to Local Boards. The two questions of exemption of Cros3 Society will be held at the Ottawa country club Thursday afternoon, May 31.

The play will be for nine holes at a cent a stroke with a limit. The scores made Thuis-day will be the qualifying scores for a director's tournament to be held a week from "Thursday, June 7. All members of the club and any other golf playersare asked to take part in the Red Cross tournament. The pairs will be: J. H.

Topping J.nt'S. men with dependents and those need-' ed in industrial work at home have proved the most difficult to work out Mil 3 Hewitt Dudley Gentry. C. 11. Lavvson J.

G. Abplanalp. V. S. Jenks J.

W. Leporin Prof Gowans J. VV Davenport. 11. P.

Williams Geo Way. D. Peterson J. W. Flaherty.

KarU Hill Dr. Spencer. Geo. W. 11.

Weekly. Judge Smart E. A. Ilanes. Ji Ward Smith Wm.

Boss. Dr. Dugan Dr. Trump. Chas.

Lamb J. II. Springer. Clyde Kiler Clarence Sheldon. Dr.

Gnssett A. J. Broderson. Henry ott Hen Bowers. W.

W. Broyhill Fred Martin. C. R. Albright G.

F. Kaiser. A. L. Cook F.

M. Shiras in a way to secure anything like even tody." "Greek is, like Boston, a state of mind," he said, "and some must study itto preserve and its culture, the aim of which is make reason and the will of God I as Matthew Arnold said." He did not claim for it today the place it had in the old curriculum of handed justice in operation. The dif ficulty, it is stated, of determining awa Hardware Co. whether or not a married man was 216 Main Phone 68 THE BLACK FRONT STORE forty years ago, but held that all who follow "humanistic and who need in their careers to feel and express the force of words should study fcLiV i RESIGNS BAKER PRESIDENCY actually needed to support his family at home was the consideration that finally determined the officials to exempt all married men. As1 to the men with other dependent relatives, such as an aged mother or father, the decision will be up to the local county or city board with final decision, in case cf appeal, resting with a district federal board.

Appeal om the district board may in turn be Mobiloils these languages, from which sixty per cent of English words are derived. Especially did he urge the study A gradt for tatk lyp of motor bras and usages, and only one who 1 Dr. W. N. Mason Will Be Chairman of New State Administration Board of New Testament Greek on minis- studies these comparatively in their setting can understand them and this requires the ancient classics.

Following announcement yesterday of the appointment of Dr. Wilbur N. Mason to head the newly created state board of administration of educational, Let Us. Prescribe When your motor goes. made to President Wilson.

No Exemptions by Class. The question of industrial exemp- ters tosave them from hasty conclusions ard dogmatism. The four of Paul to set forth Chvistian salvation are an example of this need. They are redemption, justification, forgiveness and reconciliation. The COLLEGES RETAIN OLD PLAN call on us.

NO four are wrapped up in ancient, cus- REVOLUTIONARY' CHANGES ADOPTED AT TOPEKA. In nothing is price so good an index of quality as in flour. FANCHOtl FLOUR i Is always kept up to Quality, not down to price. When you buy Fanchon you buy the perfect product of a perfect mill that grinds only the choicest selected varieties of Turkey Hara Wheat. Sold and guaranteed by most all good grocers.

Defense Council AV ill Urge High School Students to Keep on Going to College Despite War. penal and charitable institutions of tionsv officials stated, was found to Kansas, it was announced last night be, even more difficult. It has been in Topeka that Dr. Mason has re- i agreed among the officials that the signed the presidency of Baker Uni- mere fact a man is a farmer, muni-versity to accept the new position. tions maker or engineer does not nec- By so doing, it is stated, Dr.

Mason' essarily imply that he would be of gives up a larger salary than the one more use at home than in the army, he will receive from the state, $3,500. It may be possible, it is pointed out, It has not been announced who will to spare many men from the farms succeed to the Baker presidency. an(j the factories making war sup- The other members of the new 'plies, board, which will hire a state mana- All industrial exemptions wiil be ger at a salary of $5,000 yearly, are made by the district board, subject to W. Green, former mayor of Kansas 'appeal to the President either by em- How Fat Folks Reduce Weight Many Are Losing Several Pounds a Month. We art specialists in motor problems.

Car-buretion, ignition, and lubrication must be watched carefully. Also an adjustment in time saves nine. Our prices save money. GRANT AUTO GO. mm The hysteria that may have had something to do with the calling of the small college presidents and administrators into conference at Topeka yesterday did not result in any radical changes of operation.

The suggested plan to divide the school year into terms of nine weeks each was not Fat persons, particularly those from ten to sixty pounds above normal weight, will be interested to lean: that they may reduce their weight without starvation diet or tiresome ex- SHUBERT MEGPIEYER Distributors uity, Kansas, and iormer Governor Jplcye or employer, w. Hock oi Marun, retiring mem- GIANT "DRY" PETITION. ber of the old educational board. Dr. Mason will move to Topeka July 1.

vcise. This ran best be done bv cettini plenty of fresh air, by breathing adopted, as it was not felt to-be nec- One With 30,000 Names is Senf to Senator Charles Curtis. cieeply and by taking a few drops of essary, HERALD WANTS Bring Big Results Topeka, May 29. Senator Charles oil of herein four t'imes a dav. also If the e-overnmenffinda it nossible Children Cry for Fletcher's Curtis writes Governor Capper stat-1 0iiowing the other simple rules that to detail drill masters and equipment ing that it will give him pleasure to come with the box to.

the small colleges, military drill present the great petition sent to himj 0il of korein may be obtained from will be adopted generally by the Kan- by the governor in behalf of national 'any good druggist in capsule form. Fas colleges. Otherwise, feeling, as prohibition. That petition contains Even a few days treatment is likely Washburn college at Topeka is said 30,000 names, probably one of ghow a phasing reduction in to have found, that such action is un- mom largest ever presented in me unuea, rn. sten becomes herhter the old forms of athletics states senate, in his letter benator i.i, tir-m cVin smooth.

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Main session of the whole body and mina ates of the high schools, that ''college as superfluous, unhealthy fat disap- jwill keep" next fall and winter, the ri i i pears. rotate council oi pUeiense nas promis- If you are overstout and have tried ed to send out a call to the young peo- Curtis says: Since I have been a member of the house and senate I have always favored national prohibition legislation, and I shall continue to do everything I can to secure such legislation. I introduced the firnt bill to prevent the interstate shipment of intoxicating liquor at the request of the Anti-Saloon' League of Anerica- That bill was referred to the department for an opinion as to its constitutionality. In the meantime the Webb bill passed various methods of fat reduction in (ple to plan to go to school usual. vt.in you maynow be very, thanktui The young people are to be urged not at having a genuine system.

It is to be turned away from educational safe, pleasant and healthful. Adv. ideals by the War and the threatened food shortage. What the colleges can du by sending the young men of military age between 21, and 31 to war, and by permitting the young farmers to help on the farms, will be done. Ottawa University with its two dozen young men in the Fort Riley Ihe Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been in use for over over -30 years, has borne the signature of and has been made under his per- LaXJZAJ' sonal suPervisin since its infancy.

'wc Allow no one to deceive you in this. All Counterfeits, Imitations and Just-as-good are but Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of Infants and Children Experience against Experiment, What is CASTOR I A Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric, Drops and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its ege is its guarantee.

For more than thirty years it has been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency, Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and, natural sleep The Children's Panacea The Mother's Friend, I the house, and at the request of the members of he league we all got be CF. LAMB UNDERTAKING CO. BLANCHE LAMB Lady Aisistant I An Important hind the Webb bill because it was easier to secure favorable action on a bill that had passed one body than it would be to pass another through both. You may depend upon my doing all I can to secure the enactment of national prohibition trainine camp, in various branches of the federal and national guard service, and the others who probably will enlist in other services, is more vital Fine Motor Equipment ly affected by the Avar, at present 4 ii lfrl. i WOMEN KEEP HEXS.

any owier Miian iwusas tuiirgc 4 it was brought out at Topeka yester- Topeka, May 29 Women and The Building of a Home isr an important deal to anyone. It is. usually talked about a long time before it is undertaken. It means a great deal to every member, of the family. Nothing brings so much joy and happiness to the heart of a woman as the thoughts of getting a new home.

She likes to plan and arrange the inside of the house for beauty and convenience. We have some plan books and builders helps which will assist in planning. a home and the services we render cost our customers day. GENUINE CASTORIA ALWAYS girls of Kansas are finding a place iBears the Signature of in the state campaign for increased food production by raising poultry. This was tha discovery made by Gov ernor Arthur Capper when he made a trip through the southwest part of the state recently.

'Everywhere I found the women you. and girls taking a great deal of in Resolutions were adopted opposing the use of grain for brewing of alcoholic drinks. It was also decided to' request a three days' furlough from the Fort Riley authorities for such students as graduate this year, permitting them to attend commencement exercises, President S. E. Price, Vice' President W.

B. Wilson and Dean C. O. Hardy attended the meeting from Ottawa University. The sessions began in the morning and closed by noon, so quickly was business disposed of.

Eitner for Quality Photos. Give us the opportunity to talk over the building of a Home for MILO R. HARRIS The Best Place to Buy Lumber terest in the production of poultry an eggs. They seem to realize Ujat it is one way in which they can Cement Vault installed in Ottawa cemeteries $35.00 from ibk date Phone 380 la Use For Over 30 Years The llnd You Have Always Bought 'do their said Governor Capper Satisfaction over the results be ing obtained by the Kansas council CITY, 4 of defense was expressed by Governor.