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CHEAP GASOLINE
 ID BE DEMANDED
AUTO OWNERS MEET AND NAME COMMITTEE TO TAKE UP THE
 MATTER AT ONCE.
Agent of the Pierce Company Says Reductions Over State Are volun- tary, Not Forced by Competition.

Auto owners of the city met last evening at the Business Men s League for the purpose of taking defi- mite action towards the securing Of a cheaper rate for gaso inc to the local trade.
 A committee was appointed consist ing of Messrs. Sam Williamson, T. J. Petit, E. L. Hewlett, Harry NJ. West colt and Dr. Ellsworth, to take the matter up in detail and outline some definite action to be taken.
 MT. Grim, local agent of the Pierce Oil Company was present at the meeting and stated that the reduc- tions in the price of gasoline had been made voluntarily and not been forced through competition.
 Some of those present felt certain that if the Standard Company was invited into this city they could SC cure much cheaper rates, and some , of the auto owners present stated that unless they did get lower rates they would form together and shiT gasoline aere from Pine Bluff.
 1t had beel reported here that gaso | line was selling in most of the citie: i of the state muck cheaper than 1T Hot Springs, and that in Pine Bluff the price was as low as 10 cents pc gallon, while here it was 21 cents Later the local company has made { rate of Is cents, or d reduction of cents per gallon.
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severe Attaek of collc cured. :.

E. D. Cross. who travels in Yir- ginia and other Southern States, was taken suddenly and severely ill with collie. At the first store he came to the merchant recommended Cham berlains Collie, Cholera and Diarr- hoea Remedy. Two doses of it cured him. No one should leave home on R journey without bottle of this preparation. For sale by all dealers.
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HOSPITAL LECTION.
Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain Elm
 pIoyes Chose Their Board.

Missouri Pacific-Iron Mountain Elm
 pIoyes Chose Their Board.
 The ballots cast in the recent cleo tion of hospital service managers on the Missouri PacificIron Mountain System have just been counted the board of managers selected for the fiscal year 1914-1915 being as follows: J. B. Corn, conductor, Little Rock, Ark, representing train, engine and yard service; Chris Deans, boiler maker, Argenta, Ark, representing shops, roundhouses and repair yards; William Sheridan, general roadmas- ter Van Buren, Ark, representing employees on maintenance of way and structures; W. T. Fisher. chief clerk in charge of station accounts, St Louis, representing telegraphers. of flee and station employees; J. w, Hig gins, general manager. St. Louis; J. c. Livengood general auditor, St Louis; T. l.. Philips, assistant to vice president and general solicitor St. Louis, and !. J. Knapp, chief dis patcher, Wichita, Kan.
 The entire hospital property of the railroad, consisting of valuable real estate, besides $200,000 in cash, was turned over to the employees by order of President B. r. Bush some two years ago The work is carried on by the employees under the direct stu peryislon of board of managers chosen annually from the different of the service.
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T. F. FARMER.
 B. II. RANDOLPH.
5-314t
Arkansas National Bank
oE HOT SPRINGS. ARK.

OF HOT SPRINGS. ARK, CNplE4f -.ssss.ss. ..ss ftVNtNS"'NN Surplus and Profits. .. .x27o. .ooo.os CtlAs. N. Rlx, President
 EFF. KLEIN, Vice Presldsrt D. LASER, Vice President.
 cHAs. w. o'5RYAN. Cashier. Q. p. CoLLINGS, Director.
 HENRY FEILHEIMER Director strongest Roll or Honor Bank
 fin Arkansas.
 Does a full banking business. Clashes drafts and checks for vis- itors. Draw our own drafs on an parts of Europe. We sell Trevel- sr's Money Orders, with identifi- cation payable in all foreign coun- tries in the money of the country you may be in upon presentation
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in a large volume of Sd es. in higher prices for raw wool and good reports from the automobile trade.
 "That conditions still are not satis- factory in many lines is proved by tue adyices that industrial output is restricted.
 Bank clearilgs for the week end- ing July l6 were $3,17ISJ2,00O, an in- crease of Az per cent over last year; wheat exports J.9G2,0 000 bushels, against 3,599,4O6 last year; business failures 304, against 23t last year.
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BlGELoW LOSES COURT HOUSE.

Perryville, Ark, July l7-With only townships to hear from Perry vile at noon today was eading in the county seat election, having poll cd JOS votes against S37 for Bigelow The sixteen townships from wh:ch reports are in give Perryvilla the lead of nearly 300.
 Unless Bigelow piles up big votes in the six townships yet to 5e heard from Perryville will retain the county seat.
 Residtnts of the county took a deep interest and heavy vote was polied The fight, which has been carried on for the past three months,was con- tested by both towns at every step.
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moorings by the wind, but no other damage was done As is usually the case, the Central avenue district filled with the gravel washing from the unprotected hillsides owned by the government, but that was taken away by the street forces soon after the storm.
 There was some wire damage in the district between this city and Malvern or Benton, but not sufficient to interrupt communication but for short time.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the heretofore existing be- tween the undersigned, Randolph 9 Farmer, has been dissolved by mu' tual consent.
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NOTICE.

$2500 reward for information lead ing to the arrest and conviction of Automobile speeder killing bull pup on Park avenue, foot of Crest street. Between 8 and o'clock, July 18th. r. L. Fletcher, IF Crest St. 7-17-st
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Use Liggett's Golden Tip tea for making iced tea. This tea is pro cured only from the early flowery picklngs, which in this country Is found in but few of the most excruslve stores, and then at prices varying from $2OO to $500 a pound, Price s100 a pound. For sale by R. G. Nor his Drug Co. Phone 242. 6-10-f
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Use lines in your iced tea. Phone 242. We deliver promptly. k. c. Morris Drug Co. 6-l0-tf
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1914-11-05
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1914.

According to astrology this is an un-
certain day, in which it is wise to ex-
ercise watchfulness over impulses and
actions. Early in the morning Nep-
tune is strongly malchC, while Saturn
is friendly. Later, Jupiter, Mercury
and the sun are in good aspect, while
Uranus and Neptune still maintain an
evil rule.
The planets are read az presagiug
danger on the seas. The shipwrecks,
long foretold, may be due to war but
there is warning Of peril to the United
States.
This should be fairly lucky day for
coal merchants and those who deal In
real estate. Owners Of land will know
great prosperity, 1t is predicted. with.
in the next few years.
Under this conhguration all those
who work at night should benefit.
Actors, printers, enginedrivers, clerks
and watchmen should be fortunate.
AS Neptune this month entered the
ruling sign of France and Italy, impor.
tant events are prophesied and new
eras In the histories Of the two coun.
tries are indicated The horoscope OF
the king OF Italy shows martial infu.
ences of great power, His life should
be safeguarded.
The sun today il in an aspect which
augurs well for the growth OF democ-
racy In the world They who have
welded power will seek the welfare OF
those whom they have oppressed as.
trologers declare.
The kaiser Is etll subject to the
most sinister influences. The planets
again are said to give warning Of men
tai unbalance or intense distress OF
mind that will end eventually in ter
rible suffering and death.
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SUNDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1914.

This is a fairly fortunate day Ac-
cording to the reading Of astrologers
Jupiter and Mercury are strongly ben
efic, while the Sun is in good as
pect. Mars and Venus are mildly ad-
verse.
The day should be an suspicious
one for association with friends
Through chance visits or meetings
matters of future importance may de-
velop under this configuration
Correspondence is subject to favor
able leadings, except in the case of
lovers. 1t is not a fortunate config
uration for sentiment or romance, as
MISUNDERSTANDING are probable
Writers should feel the stimulating
effects Of the friendly planets. which
are supposed to quicken imagination
and encourage the expression of feel
ing Fame for Americans is foretold
The seers predict a new school Of lit
erature which shall be worthy Of a
great nation.
Ministers are under a lucky rule
To-Day. ne sway OF llt stars SHOulu
impart eloquence and produce sympa-
thy ON the part of audiences.
Hospitals are now subject TO condi-
lions, long foretold as most favorable
In this country fortunes viii be be
slowed upon them and they will shell
ter many foreign patients, the seers
predict.
Strikes are indicated. There is a
sign interpreted as evil for labor con
ditions in the mining regions and in
certain manufacturing districts, where
women will replace men. The new
year will develop much industrial I'M
rest.
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury Of quiet year. They
should pay strict attention to bust
ness Women should be careful of
their health
Children born on this day probably
will be exceedingly bright and preco-
cious, but high-tempered They will
be most successful when guided in
business but they are likely to find
life pleasant if they avoid RESPONSE
bility.
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to insure the realization of ambitions
in worldly affairs

to insure the realization Of ambitions
in worldly affairs.
Q. When Venus is exercising a kindly
influence all who contribute to the or
namentation or to the needs of wom-
en- are said to benefit greatly. This
is declared to be an aspect especially
favorable to modistes, tailors, mil
liners, shoemakers perfumers and
jewelers.. An unprecedented activity
on the part Of designers of fashions.
predicted long before the world war.
will bring fame ARD fortune to many
Americans, among whom woman
artist will be conspicuous,
Today should be lucky for actors,
singers, painters, and all members of
the artistic professions, II Is fore
told that they will meet with extraor-
dina y competition, but that they will
build up new schools of expression.
Chicago will gain distinction in this
direction, the astrologers announce.
The queen of England is subject to
influences that are severely trying, if
the stars are read Alright. Before the
end of the autumn she may suffer i'll
health and a bereavement Is foretold
Canada is under planetary govern
ment making for solidarity of in
terests. The Dominion will become
the center of unprecedented activities
and great events will be written In
its history next year. it is prophe-
sled
France should benefit from the rule
OF the stars which has been so sinis-
ter the past few months. for as the
Sun leaves the evil direction of Mars
1t meets Jupiter in an aspect that
should bring about more favorable
conditions. The prophecies for Paris
are good.
Persons whose birthdate ii is have
the augury of an active year in which
their financial and domestic affairs
Will prosper. The young will marry.
Children born on this day may be
highstrung and exceedingly quick
mentally, They have the omen of
happiness and success. They should
be fortunate in marriage and in friend
ships.
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TUESDAY, NOVEMBER =, 1914.

This is not fortunate day, Il the
stars are read Alright, for Jupiter, So
turn and Mars are all adverse.
The contiguration is not beneficial
to commerce. Wooden materials OF all
sorts are subject to influences believed
to be most unlucky
Bankers are under a sinister sway
read as menacing for big enterprises
and particularly bad for loans The
extreme West is especially unfortunate
in its forecast
There is a sign exceedingly menac-
ing for church affairs. Great problems
and serious troubles are predicted for
both Catholics and Professionals
This is a most inauspicious day for
diplomacy, or for matters requiring
tact and foresight.
Mars gives warning Of agitation that
may be serious in its effect upon the
United States as neutral country,
The planets indicate a long period of
conflict in Europe and many perils for
this country. The new moon of this
date falls in the seventh house in
which are Mars and Venus. This is
not favorable for peace. Trouble in
which the navy will become involved
is presaged. Railways are to suffer in
some way. the seers declare, and acct
dents are probable.
The signs are not altogether encour-
aging for theatrical affairs, but un-
usual successes are prophesied For
eign artists will compete in all
branches of amusement and higher
standards are probable. New man
ayers and promoters will reap fame
and fortune. ii is said.
Great Britain IS under sinister
rule of the planets that is held to be
menacing to the government as well
as to the army. Discussions among
cabinet officers and discomfort with
war policies may develop The final
victory Of the allies is prophesied, how
ever.
Russia has a guiding star that viii
bring her armies into fields Of blood on
which battles will be won and a new
power wrested from the nations of tu-
rope. 1t is prophesied that, after a ter
rible sacrifice of life the bear will tri.
umph in a way that will give the Slav
what the Teuton coveted
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the augury Of a successful year, if they
do not speculate Those who are EN-
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HOROSCOPE
THE stars incline, but do not compel
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THURSDAY, NOVEMBER ~, 1914.

This Is fairly fortunate day, for
most business projects. According to
the astrologers Saturn and Mercury
are in benetic aspect during the hours
of greatest commercial activity. In
the evening Venus is strongly ad.
verse.
Jupiter should make today excellent
for commerce and large industries.
Manufacturing is subject to the best
guidance.
Bankers should benefit greatly while
this contiguration prevails. While
profits to the powerful in finance are
foretold.
The stars presage gains for publish
ers and authors. Advertising Is likely
to increase with the approach Of the
new year.
There is stimulating and helpful
rule for lawyers and all who guide the
affairs of their fellow men.
Ambassadors should profit today,
but there is sign read as indicating
representatives of the United States
Saturn gives encouragement for all
who follow occupations relating to the
soil. Miners, farmers, dealers in real
estate and coal merchants will nros-
per in an extraordinary degree, 1t is
foretold.
Today's conditions are fortunate for
those who weigh and measure, those
who dwell in habitations on water
those who have acquired fortune by
denying themselves and all who work
at the forge"
The government of the stars is es-
pecially favorable for the gathering of
tolls or taxes. Improved conditions of
public finance are prognosticated
Music is to be peculiarly favored
during the winter months, it is held by
the seers. Operas and concerts will
be better patronized than usual.
Dealers in raw cotton have the aug.
ury of prosperity before new crops
are gathered
Persons whose birthdate 1t Is have a
happy omen for the year. They should
watch their business interests and be-
ware of the temptation to spend
money. however
Children born on this day probably
Will be exceedingly energetic and sue
cesstul These subjects of Scorpio
usually have ardent natures and I'M
bending characters.
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FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1914.

Astrologers read this as rather an
unimportant day, so far as planetary
direction is concerned Early in the
morning the Sun is in benehc aspect.
but later Mercury and Uranus are
adverse.
The aspect is favorable for business
connected with persons in positions of
authority and for "desirers of honor"
Seers, prophets and high officials
of the church should benefit The
stars presage upheavals in certain &c
clesiastical circles.
Dealers in articles of gold. those
who handle bearing rock and
those who store gold coin are sub
ject to fortunate influence under this
CONFORMATION,
There is a prophecy that those who
hold the reins of power in Mexico
will face peculiar perils that endanger
life and property. Warning is given
to citizens OF the United States who
are associated with the government in
projects Of Importance
Chicago and the middle West will
benefit from conditions that develop
with the new year, it is predicted.
San Francisco again is subject to
a sway that presages odd changes and
opposition. Good and evil mingle in
the representation for the next few
weeks, but a great tide of travel to
California will be attended with profit
of unexpected proportions.
The astral government is not an
suspicious one for love affairs The
seers warn women against vanity, ex-
travaganCe and self-seeking 1t is
predicted that influences which cause
gravity and seriousness will operate
during the coming year.
Mars and Mercury in the ascendant
are read as signifying public excite
ment at Tokyo with danger of lack
OF government control.
Spain and Italy will come under the
most disturbing influences next month,
If the stars are read Alright. The Ro-
man Catholic church will meet new
problems II is again predicted
The death of prince is prognosti-
Gated. Tears for more than one
woman Of royal lineage are foreshad-
owed
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the forecast OF some trouble over le-
gal papers.
Children born on this day may be
inclined to be selfcentered and criti.
cal Of associates. They may be in
clined to jealousy and discomfort. but
they will succeed In life.
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Tears for women in high places are
foretod again and again. One of the
astrologers prophesies that the war
will last until widows shall be multi
piled a thousandfold and the voices OF
mothers mourning shall be as the west
wind"
Persons whose birthdate it is have
the probability of change in the com
ing year, but disappointment may be
experienced. An active year that is
not prosperous is foreshadowed.
Children born on this das ray be eX-
ceedingly bright. but hard to satisfy.
Boys are likely to be fortunate in bust
LESS. Girls should be ..-otscted against
unhappy marriage. Sos.. boys and girls
will be exceedingly fond of travel, II
their stars are interpreted Alright.
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ITCHING BURNING ECZEMA

Il. +. d. No. 3, Caldwell, Ohio
when our baby was about two
months old she broke out over her
body, face and head with eczema 1t
was bad, about as thick as 1t could be
1t broke out in kind OF pimples They
were red and sore. She was very
cross and restless The eczema would
itch and burn till she couldn't sleep.
1t looked very badly and would peel
off where the places were Her clothes
would irritate the eruption.
I'VE gave her medicine. but it didn't
do any good. We had heard about
Cuticura Soap and Ointment so we
sent for a sample and 1t was not very
long till she was better ! bought
some more CutiCura Soap and ONT.
ment which cured her completely"
(Signed) II. +. Smith, Mar q, 1914.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment sold
throughout the world Sample OF each
free, with 32-p Skin Book. Address post
card "Cuticura, Dept. l.. Boston. ADV.
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Felt Bad About II.

That it is difficult matter to 10.
cate people in some Of the big hotels
in New York was demonstrated re-
Gently A father and son stopped at
the same hotel for three days and
neither knew of the others proximity.
OF course, both had failed to make
Inquiries of the clerk, each believing
that the other hadn't arrived. When
il was time for the son to return
home he went to the desk and asked
If a telegram had been received for
him. no" said the clerk, but | have
two for Mr.. Dash" Why, that is
my father" said the inquirer Then,
when the young man learned that
both had been stopping at the same
hotel for three days and that his ia.
Their left an hour before, he was great
~ annoyed.
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WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1s, 1914.

According to astrology this is n fair
ly lucky day, for Neptune and Venus
rule favorably early in the morning
with Uranus strongly benefc later in
the day. Mars, however, Is decidedly
adverse.
The sway Is supposed to be partcu-
larly good for romance and for the
association OF men and women. 1t Is
rule fortunate for engagements and
weddings.
Under this configuration the profess
sions and business affairs in which
women engage should prosper There
is a prediction of great success and
extraordinary achievement in CONNER
The planets foreshadow the growth
cial life.
OF feminism to an undreamed of de-
velopment within the next few years.
The loss of tens of thousands Of men
in the war will place women in new
fields everywhere in the industrial
world they declare
Uranus gives hope of revival OF
spiritual ideals and reaction from
the reckless excuses encouraged by
material achievement.
There is a sinister sign for hungary
and Slavonia Next month may be
most serious in its developments.
Austria is subject to planetary gov
eminent, which is of gravest import.
The royal house is said to face ruin.
Death will visit palace and battlefield.
India. Greece. the balkans and Mex
leo are still subject TO Influences read
az presagng plots and violent deeds,
Notwithstanding conditions tina. are
encouraging to thrift and economy
there Is a representation Of unusual
social gayeties for the winter and
many weddings
The seers declare that among the
many celebrities who Will seek haven
In this country one will come with an
errand of supreme import to the
nation.
Fame Of writer's IL foretold. The
rise of new poet again Is predicted
The death OF "A woman connected
with world movements for reform IL
foretold.
Persons whose birthdate II IL are
advised to beware Of quarrels. They
have the augury OF happy and pros.
porous year The young will have
romances
Children born on this day may be
restless, fond Of company and general.
ly fortunate. Boys should win success
In business and girls should be IA
yorites
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Standards of War.

Speaking OF the eagle In this con.
nection. 1t is interesting to note that
az standard Of war" the bird OF
prey was first used by the Persians.
But the most famous eagles of antiq
uity were those that 80 often carried
the Romans on to victory. They were
made OF silver or bronze with out.
stretched wings, and were carried be-
fore the legions on long poles, just as
the great Napoleon's army, after 1904
carried gilded eagles with outstretched
wings in place OF banners. And 50
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Anneslna a Broken FRAGMENT.

In taking possession Of German New
Guinea the Australians have annexed
what once formed physical part OF
their own vast continent. For thai
mysterious island of cannibals - the
largest island in the world IL we agree
TO shut Australia out-in comparative
ly recent times had no Gulf Of Papua
to isolate it from its big neighbor
Alfred Russell Wallace found that an
upheaval Of 100 fathoms would serve
to join the land once more together.
But the curious fact remains that in
spite of their common origin and an
cient connection New Guinea and Aus
tralia are peopled by different races,
showing that the former must have
been visited for the first time by hu-
man beings after the separation from
the mainland of Australia took place