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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24
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TEAM WANTED-Phone 159. If
LOT TO TRADE-For team. Inquire
464 Court street. may30
THREE-0r four furnished housekeep-
ing rooms for rent. 325 S. l4th st.
may26
FOR SALE-Draft team, years old,
also small work team Phone 91Fl2.
may25
NINE ROOM DWELLING-For rent
500 per month. Phone Carey f. Mar
tin. may26
SEVEN ROOM MODERN DWELLING
Close in for rent. Phone Carey F.
Martin. may26
FOUR ROOM DWELLING-(not mod
ern but close in) for rent. Phone
Carey F. Martin. may26
$1,000 CAR-To trade for property, al
most new. Property must be clear.
S. A. care journal. may2j
VERY SMALL DWELLING-and half
block garden land for rent very cheap
Phone Carey F. Martin. may26
LARGE OLD STLYE- DWELLING
for rent very cheap to desirable par
ties. Phone Carey F. Martin. may26
SMALL LOAN-$25O to $500 wanted
by responsible man, personal proper
ty security. Phone Carey F. Mar
tin. may26
LOST-Bead purse, on Court Or Liber-
ty ST.; contains blank check of Capt.
tai Soap Works, liberal reward for
return to this office. may25
GOOD JERSEY COW-For sale, yrs.
old, gives 3 gal. at present, fresh Oct.
lst, First road west on Silverton
road north of fair grounds. may24
TWELVE ACRES-Garden land, suit
able for potatoes or late garden, for
rent. Must be cultivated immediate
ly. Land adioins city limits. Phone
Carey F. Martin, may 26
ELDERLY AMERICAN-Single, intel
ligent, handy, trustworthy and pre-
sentable in appearance, wishes any
light employment, moderate wages,
Alsborn, phone 800. may26
FOR RENT-5 acres of good land for
potatoes or beans with 4 good stand
of rye to plow under, close in. Phone
3S4-M, or call after 6 clock at $50
.ller ST. S. c. Kightlinger. may24
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

ANTke P.1lssi TebaeeO Ea, Poe anI ctgaE.lll

The original Tuxedo Process"
Of refining mild Kentucky Burley,
mellowed by 3 to S years ageing,
40,itivsiy removes every particle Of
harshness and bite.
! Put Tuxedo to the pipe tsit. That
will show you why, to millions
of men, Tuxedo is the only Just
right" smoke.
Read the guarantee in the top Of
every tin.
YOucanbuy TuxedOeverywhero
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24
Stamford aets Hard JOIt.

Boston, Mass, May 2l--Stonford uni
vcrsity' s hopes Of making u formidable
showing in the big Intercollegiate meet
Ot Cambridge next Friday and Satur-
day received shock today when it was
announced that Meredith House of Riv'
ersde, Cal, the westerncr's crack low
hurdler, was ineligible to compete.
House is a freshman who ran in open
competition before entering college lie
Is barred under the rutcs which barred
Duffy few years ago At the meeting
of the governing board Of the meet to-
morrow an attempt viii be made to
have house reinstNted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

FRONT APARTMENTS Ground floor
491 N. Cottage. If
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

SALE-Having decided to
leave ranch, will sell to highest bid
der, May 26th. one o'clock y. m, 1-2
mile n. e. OF l7tl st. eariine. between
Garden road aud Silverton road;
household goods rugs. range. heat
ers, telephone, plows, drags cultiva-
tors, buggy, plltform scales, tool
chest, good Jersey COW. : swarms Of
bees, 4 loads wood. aud a thousand
articles too numerous 70 mention.
Terms cash. !. W. LaBare. owner.
II. E. VOORHEES,, apetioneer. mae2-24
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

x X 4 x * x x * x X X X x x 4
X
: A journal New Today viii X
. convert waste into wealth. X
( X X X * 4; X X X X X X X X X X
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

AM-Taking orders for summer and
fall delivery of wood. I will give a
lower price now than viii late in
the season. Joan II. Scott, phone 1859
After office hours, 500. june20
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

FOR RENT SIGNS-For sale at Cap
| ital journal office. II
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

WANTED-Seeon hand $500 gallon
galvanized iron tank. B. Cunning
ham. may24
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

FOR SALE-At bargain prices, ono
Troy laundry mangle 90 inches, store
shelving, two teams and shetland
pony, 2 double buqgies. one single
buggy. H. SteinbOek, 3O2 N. Com I
PhOrt sos. ~
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

He had the southencs\ \gashing the
zephyrs-pretty chill 2ephyrs at that
with regularity, and obliged with many
fancy fielding exploits worthy Of loud
cheers.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

THREE-Or four furnished housekeep'
ing rooms for rent. 325 S. 14th st.
may2G
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24
TEAM wANTED-Phone 159.

LOT TO TRADE-For team. Inquire
464 Court street. mAy3O
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

Dalton to Join Seals.
Salt Lake City, Utah, May 2f.-Jack
Dalton has apparently changed his
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

TWELVE ACRES-Garden land, suit
able for potatoes or late garden, for
rent. Must be cultivated immediate
ly. Land adjoins city limits. Phone
Carey F. Martin. may 26
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24
Yesterdays Results.

At Vernon - Vernon, 8; Portland, A.
At Salt Lake - San Francisco, g.;
Salt Lake, 5.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

FOR SALE-Draft team, years old,
also small work team. Phone 91Fl2.
may25
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

FOUR ROOM DWELLING-(not mod
ern but close in) for rent. Phone
Carey F. Martin. may26
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

purse, on Court or Liber-
ty ST.; contains blank check of Capt.
tai Soap Works, liberal reward for
return to this office. may25
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

SMALL LOAN-$250 to $500 wanted
by responsible man, personal proper
ty security. Phone Carey F. Mar
tin. may2G
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-05-24

The Oaks stood by him without fall
ter and played errorless ball so the
score was to 2 with os Angeles on
the lean end of it.
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-15
FRANKFORT.

The play, Past Redemption, :"
which was given in the hall Friday
ana Saturday nights by the ladies of
tne Presbyterian Church. was a great
success.
Miss Etha Smith, one OF the teach
ers in our grammar school, was a vis-
iIor in Pittsville on Sunday.
Alvin Lewis and family. who have
Deen living on a farm near town. have
recently removed to town.
Miss Eva Long and Miss Roxie Will
ilams spent Sunday with their friend.
Miss Della Derrickson, of Clarksville.
The next meeting Of the Timmons'
Literary Society will be held in the
school building on December 22d. An
interesting program has been prepar-
ed and a pleasant evening is assured.
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-15
WARWICK

Miss Ruth Downs Of Selbyville is
spending few days with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. S. c. Downs.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. T. Mcgee enter
tanned Mrs. Grace Morris and broth
or of Wisconsin on Sunday.
Mrs. Eta Barto and Miss Jessie
Barto were Frankford visitors Fri
day.
Owing to the scarcity OF holly ber-
ries. those interested in making and
buying wreaths will be forced to stop
a week earlier this season.
Mrs. Edward Zatteau Of Camden
n. j.. is visiting relatives near Trim
ity.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Barto we're
given a surprise party last Tuesday
evening by a number OF their friends.
Milford chronicle., 1916-12-15
MILTON NEWS.

voting. The distribution of the q
between the two parties shows the RI
voted for men, and not for part
used to be said +: II am a democr
cause nv grandfather was a DemoC
or II am a republican because my &
was a republican. This nonsense i
obsolete; people have learned TO
for themselves. and to act for themss
and T. vote as they think. This is
ernism IN politics, and shows prog
The distribution of offices means [
government for the people; better
lation ; and gives the minority cl
to hold the majority in check.
The citizens who are obliged to I
and have the opportunity, have beef
ing advantage of the fine weathe
have had and are changing their
I dences David NJ Conwell has rem
from Chestnut Street into the w.
( Wilson property on North Union St
and lanes Palmer has removed fror
! Palmer Block into the property va
by Mr.. Conwell, and belonging 10
self Albert Cirwithan, colored. hs
rioved into the house belonging to
Wilson, on Federal Street, the
prominent street in town, and adiO
the Trust Company Bank.
On Monday, which was a verv
day. the house at Carey's Landing,
belonging to Mrs. Eliza Carey, ca
fire and was burned TO the ground.
family was at dinner at the time, "
man coming up the river in a boa
covered the fire and notified them.
John Goodwin and wife, of Taui
Mass. have been spending some tin
the Middle West, and en- route for
home, passed through Milton and vi
Mr.. GOodwin's brother, Otis, and IA
and the family of Capt George A G
win. They left for home on Friday
Edward Virden. formerly of this I,
now of Box Elder, Wyoming, Will
cousin, Thomas Virden, are visitir
Milton and vicinity.
Holly is being shipped in various
of make up by our evergreen dealers
John B. Barker is the latest to purc
an automobile.
Tindale & Wilson have bought
of pine timber in Broadkiln HundT
Ira Hazard, and are shipping il
Broadkiln Station.
The water main has been extend
the home of w. H. Conwell, a shor
tauce from town.
A sign reading Automobile Park +
is erected on the vacant Fox lot, &C
Federal and Front streets.
w. H. Chandler. of Scranton, Pa.
a Milton visitor last week.
Miss Annie Carey has been visiting
George B. Atkins has removed into
Polk property on Chestnut Street a
George Simpson OF Milford has purchai
and removed into the property vacaI
by Mr.. Atkins
Robert Black has removed into
Black property on Federal Street
Captain Joseph Warrington, in tie c
ploy of the Charles Warner Co "
is home for the winter.
The county, after having sent a co
11itfee IN iueDerf the fff- !. Nfi1fOr, Bri1s
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-16
2Se6rpfi6t NIB Sanowirt-
f6Gtt lit Gngfano.

Die 2onboner Zines" per0ffentlidts
gnbe Mdi iebr intereffante Stiamen bonn
|2dnbe iber bic Wirtune, bic bds neue
MiIit6rgsfeb auf bic sngIiids 2unbtpirts
iGoft I'm alaemtinen anb auf bic limbs
ti9en MISUNDERSTANDING I'm beInnberen
nusibt. Qus Gambribgeibire i9reibt Elm
Fi6rtnber 2an6pirt: r9unberts BON
4edern Iiegtn brad, neil bic 2dubipirtc
feline 4rbeiter fiEben fir cine @rbsit, bic
gepiFe gprtenntniTe bebtngt. SEPT iinb
bic 2anoinirte NIT elmer nod Ttdrteren
@erminberung Der Arbeitstrdfte bebrobt.
Gs tit unm0glid, Broueu al Oerpsnben;
mir 2anbtpirte baben es NIT 5~rduendrbeit
Derfu6t, batten ober teinen GrfoIs.~ 9us
Gbeibire Idreibt man: yDns 2anb Ieiost
llnter sinem mod ME ~bdsetpeIenen Mangel
an Mrbeitsfrdften. 9os ldnbpirti9afts
lide QppsGationstribunul III bonn 8Ors
fibenbsn Der Observation-Disclosures in
gbeibire benadri9tist noroen, baB man
bic ipeitsre gnt3ieAung bon ar6sitstrdften
alb einen n%ationalen 8erlait be5ei9nen
miiie.@ Don Gprnpdl nnb @ebonfbire
T1reibt man, boB infulge bes Mdneels
bon @rbeitsfrdften OisIes Sabr biel 2anb
~unanecbdut gebIieben 1T unb brad lieet.
Der Yroteit ber 2dnbnirte segen bic tptis
t,re Giuberufung BON lanbltden 4rbeittrr
gum 6%eeresbienH fei %boait1nbig bere9tisi.
qus NottinobdmIhire inreibt MIberz
man 6edtb, Elm fiihrenber Qanbnirt bes
geSirfts: Msnn nod mehrtrt Mdnnsr Der
2anbpirtfhaft bura bas MilitGrgeisb
sntsoesn p,rben. 10 purbtn bic lnnbnirts
InuFiIiden prcbufte unb HubrunasmitteI
nG6ifes Snbr 9ungsrpreiIe srreinen.
S0Ife in bieiem CONNER rieI Heeen fall
len, 70 iperbe bic grntt ruiniert fein, ebe
tie sineebraht rerben Tonne, ober uber Is
miibten msbr mdnnli9e Mrbeittr ben
9anbpirtsn CUR 8erfigung iteben. Gus
Rortbdmptonfbire fhreibt Der 9irgers
mtifter ppH Peterborough: y0ie Splhaten,
bic sum GarniIonsbieNt ober 5eimatss
bisnf in ENGLAND ptrbleiben. folten ben
2anbnirten fir IGnblide Mrbsitsn sar
osfts1t psrben." Sie Zines"
Osr0ffentlidt bisTe Stimmer, I'm bic neue
SO unteriiBtns bic unter benz
protetturat bes ltnterfaatsI ttretdrs Acs
lamb BON Der nGruusns2anbz urb @1rs
tenuniou" ins 2ebcn gertfen tpurbs, uub
bic ben 3ped berfolst bic Mdansrarbeit
burh Traiendrbfit I'll srIeben.
Sir 1eutidt eeht aus bie1en Stimmn
BON 2dnbs iIur hsfppr. boB bic GnaldHs
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-16

psrOsuOsn eriab, natirli9 nidt mshr
sdbe.
Dis oft babe i9 mid b1 ~seipunbsri!
sic batten bod IGmtIi9 aud bic peinlids
leBte 3sit Rrupstis miterIsbt, absr ft
fdien in ibnen alien gIatt dusselOIdt.
limb IpGtsr, tpenn fe sinIt mirtIi6 alt sss
iuorOsn fein iperbsu. bann pirb jsber in
feinsm arsiIe tppbL 70 fddte tineH ilsinen
9c%ssnbtntrdn8 i'm arupsti seI4lunstu
baden.
Sd babe SusrIt ni6t m%ittonntu. Sd
bin ftumm geblisbm unO babe an bic
gla6t beutsn muFen, mo ibn bas Sans
msrlide 70 san8 btiiset BAT. &u9 bic
lebten Mprte, bic mir INNER ndngeednsen
finb, baden bds Bib niht dustilssn i0ns
nen. 9bsr i9 fasts fdoH: ais id ipdtsr
i'm 2d5arett5ug bsinfubr, in ben bisIeH,
bielen einfanen Stunben, babe i'd Idnse
ibtr i6n bin unb ber seIonnen, ulb bieles
perItdno i1 bamuls, mas i9 friiher ritt
peritanb. SIMMER nod ushrt iih ctipos in
mir geeen fein @eien, es bleibt Elm profile
matilder Reit, nit benz i9 nidts dns
fdngsn fam, bod i'd fihls, tpie Der itarte
iHnere @iberftanb, ben i'd benz 2ebsnben
entgesenIsBte, mehr unb mebr erlabn1t.
Sd babe Rrupsti iebt in Der Grinntruns
fdIt pie einen Greunb germ, unb am gnbe
ge9t Is mir ipic ben alien aeuten Der
9ompngnie. 8enn ct Sds piibte, fpiirbe er
, NIT Teinem iiberlegsHltsn 2Gheln iiber uns
0eutI6e ipotteln, bic crit sIiidlid pdrtn,
penn fe cinsm onbcren Meniden ben
ibcalsn Supfer Ouf Der Naie angsbrddt
bdtttn. Dus i4itn inn ia Itsts 10
tomifd. b.
limb mandmdI bente ih aud, boB i'd
islber pobE gu eng setpeien bin nnb 5u
bel @~orrutsile nnbsieben miteefaIeppt
babe ober nod mitfdItppe. gs ludt mir
iebt ab unb 81 elmer iibsr bic S4uIter,
als tpoIte er Iustu: gluf Der anbern Settle
rpobnen aud Menihenl
Mein gruber bebuuptet. Der &risg
bite mid perdnOert. Nd ia, Der 9risg /.
Ct 1T sspiB erpB unb furdtbar, unb
INNER muB man %itaunen, ipie pisl te6nis
ide Dunber fr seIauffm ober herauss
sebrd6t Fat. @ein sdn3ss aeben lam
man BON an ben GrlsbniiIsn Sebren.
9lber aud i'm aries lift bas srDBte Grs
lebuis INNER nur Otr NlenIa.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-16

Der isbt beeinnsn, bic gorbDisn bts
SdidioIs, bos ie ibRen 3ueehn9l bdbeH,
|ftIbf gu fiibIen. Die engIil9sn Qdnbbifte
telen nlfo bertits ibrem @pltt in Nus
fi9t, boB inter ben neuen gt~rbGItniHen
ud4fes Jdbr 5unesrpreile flr Qtbens,
mitteI ss5abIt ipsrben miiFen. Cine BIZ
msrtung Der Jibrerin Der neuen 5rdutts
beipeguHg tpirEt Elm GeitenliGt ouf bic
aHtiinbiguug beg sneIiiden ROnies, bab
bnrd bus neus GsIeb 5 Miaionen GDlbas
ten gef4affen tDirbsn. Die Jibrerin fdaie
i'm Beiiein bes Observation-Disclosures Nc
lamb, bob bur9 bds neus geIeb BEN
2anbs 100000 arbeifsr ent3ugen iriirben.
BeHn bds 9unb nur 10000 GpIbuten
Iisfsrt, no folIen banH bic ibriotn flint
Miliuneu bsrtommen2
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1916-08-16

Die meiben MenTdlsn btretibcn IL
Qcben III 3nnt uib Gir,it. 8itbicl ltid)s
Ter nnb Funpiasr tornttr lie Is bnrh
eishe tinp MOblppIlsH niisIi9 onItssn.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-22

small additional overhead charges Is
asked for. Data on this matter will
be given By the state board OF public
affairs
Other recommendation Of the gov
efnor In his message Includes one
for the appropriation of $4,000. to be
used In the defense of the pending
9.cent railroad passenger rate cases
Lie recommends that the money be
a allable for use by the attorney gen
eral without vouchers drawn against
it having TO lie approved by the gov
ernor and the corporation commits
SION as is required in the expenditur,
+ Of the money appropriated by the reg
ular session last January.
Governor Williams also urged Tn,
submission OF constitutional amenl
ment limiting extra sessions of tn
legislature to thirty days, and pro
viding that the governor shall stat
ia his proclamation calling extr
sessions all matters to be consider
cd
The house Of representatives Fri
day afternoon killed the socialist res
!
cluton. seeking to place the legisla
ture on record as opposed to the ma
tonal administrations program O
preparedness. The vote stood g. 4
% 1t received the SUPPORT of sever
al Democrats. Its chief support. how
over came from the Republican anl
Socialist side.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-22

three, article five. session laws. 1918,
d. ., adding to The first sentence
tac words Including food, are rec
commended by the governor.
Increased Pensions Tor Confederate
Soldiers
Increased pensions for confederate
soldiers SO that they may receive
$50 per annum are recommended and
authorization for the purchase o. thir
tg acres of laad fer agricultural pur-
roses for the Confederate home at a
coat Of sg.995 are urged
improvement and enlargement oil
tie reiormatory at Granite. in order
10 increase tae present capacity o
900 which could he doubled viii
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-22
ri SSi,N SUPPLY SHIP
DAMAGED ~ FIRE BUGS

CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEN
hanncl between Corfu and the Al
Danian coast. Most OF the submarine
aids in the eastern Mediterranean
ave been directed from these two
bases by a fleet embracing German
S well as Austrian craft.
Submarine activities Of the Germans
the Norht Sea have largely abated,
wing to international complications
nd the relentless warfare of British
destroyers.
German submarines have been di-
cried TO the Mediterranean 10 such
N extent that. according TO the best
information only two small under
water craft OF the Germans remain in
he North Sea.
Cooperation of German submarines
giih Austrian craft in operations
gainst Italian shipping is regarded
ere as OF political significance. it
laving been stated on good authority
hat Italy would declare war against
iermany if it should be established
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-22
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W. {. ColllnsWor'h Is very Ill WIN
pneumonia.
MIS- W. H. howard Is ooh'aiesc'"s
lrom severe attack Vi the sr4+'
MIS- Mechnen is Ill WIN pheuliioh'a
AZ the nome oil her uaushter Mrs'
Dreen'
Afeh hlSe Is ru oNerlhg from tne
grip
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-22

he was dead. the letter was returned
70 The mother. with the stamp 'decede
But the mother. not understanding the
French word 'decede. though, il meant
the name OF the town TO which her son
had been transferred. And 80 she
wrote him again. and this time all the
children joined in the letter. and II
was addressed 10 his name. at
'Deeede. France OF course there is
no such place and SO again the letter
went back with an explanation why II
could not be delivered
In other nearby rooms scores OF
male and female employees were at
work on postal orders. 1t needed nice
calculation in each case. making the
exchange between French francs,
German marks, English shillings. Rus.
sian roubles. Italian llra. Austrian
kroners. etc The records kept by Mr..
Iireny showed France was sending
about five times as much to Germany
as was sent the other way. indicating
more French prisoners than Germans
or else more generosity In October
'or example, France sent 1853. 600 pos.
tai orders TO French soldiers in Ger.
many. totalling i.6Si 900 francs 1886.
00Ol. while Germany sent $4,000 or.
lers to German soldiers in France.
'otaling $4,000 francs (sl1O,000l.
Russia is also sending an exception.
lily large number of money orders to
her soldiers In Austria-Hungary and
Germany. Since the war began. over
l5,OOo,OOO francs lS7.00O,oOOl has been
transmitted from families to soldiers
Imprisoned in various countries.
Mr. Breny summed up the magni.
ude Of this work in all classes OF sol
lier mail as follows. Each day the
Swiss post office receives aud for.
yards an average of 2l9,0Si letters
md postals, 1922 small unregistered
,ackages. 5l,Ss7 registered packages
md S,32S postal orders-this is the
tally average, on the special service
# soldier mail
And yet Switzerland, a small and
OF rich country, is doing this work
without charge and doing it gladly;
is sate railways carry all this mail
rec of charge. all postage stamps and
utios are waived hundreds of extra
| POSTAL employees are engaged in the
administration. and expenditures of
100000 francs (si.000,0O0) of vari.
rus kind are waived that is the way
small country is obeying large I'M
pulse to do its share in the better part
II The wars work
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-22
scfarlA's PIERCING PAIN

TO kill the nerve pains Of seial'ca
Won can alwafs depend or Sloan =
liniment 1t renetrates to the seat
81 pain and brings ease as soon as It
Is applied A great comfort too with
sioan's is that no rubbing is required.
Sloan's Linmont is invaluai le for
stopping muscular or nerve pain OF
any kind Try II at once If geu su'-
fer with rheumatism. Lnmhago. Sore
Throat. Pain in Chest. Spra rs,
Bruises, etc. 1t is excellent for Men
ialgia and Headache. &c at all
druggists.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1916-01-22
ANOTHER CHAPTER IN
THE hARTsHoRNE CASE
.coNr,nueo FROM PAGE ONE,

nestle work. Gels also charges that
seiiert openly took the Harshorne
woman 10 Colorado on three weeks
trip. lie states that he Is no way
responsible for. Ars. seifert filing the
divorce suit mentioned in the aliena.
uon action as she had filed one prev
husly but had dismissed IL becaise
seifert made threats to kill her and
himself ~ ~ ~
1 The Allegation I Vt Gels took pfrs.
sellert on trip to Colorado I he-
lied. and the statement made t6lt
their relations were never other tisn
friendly.