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Arizona republican., 1916-11-01

C. C. Thompson, superintendent of Insurance for the corporation commits sion, has issued a warning to all peo- pie contemplating buying insurance, to be on the lookout for agents who have no authority from him to sell insur- ance in the state.
 A case has come to his notice where in one F. C. Jones has been selling in- surance over the state, collecting the premiums and then not showing up again. Neither does the policy. Neither MT Jones or his company. which he claims to represent, are licensed in the state.
 He first heard from this man at Tucson where a letter addressed to him came back. The next intimation he had that there were fraudulent in surance deals being pulled off came from Yuma, when a woman wrote to him that the said MT. Jones had been trough that town. and had gotten away with quite a bit of money. If Jones can be caught il will probably go hard with him. He will be charged with obtaining money under false pre- lenses.
 Following Is a copy of the warning Icing sent out by MT. Thompson: "The insurine public in this state is
Arizona republican., 1916-11-01
COLLEGE CLUB
 ID MEET TODAY

The College club will present a pro- gram on Ernest Haeckel at its meeting this afternoon Haeckers The Riddle of the Universe, will be reviewed by Mrs W. W. Watkins and Miss Edna Swingle and other members of the club wll contribute to the general discus sion. The program previously an nounccd will be given at the next fort nightly session.
 Al the initial gathering of the club a committee was appointed to draw up resolutions as a record of appreciation of the life and services of Mrs. A. w Morrill, president of the club. who passed away in Prescott last summer The esteem in which she was held by the club members was fittingly ex- pressed by Miss Helen Armstrong and Sirs- Kate Wisner McCluskey. who said of her.
 WHEREAS. the death of Mrs A. w Morrill, has removed from this club a dearly beloved and valued presence:
 BE IT RESOLVED. by the College Club of Phoenix at it's meeting of Octo- Der 18th that We record our apprecia-
Arizona republican., 1916-11-01
GIRLS! HAVE BEAUTIFUL, LUSTROUS,
 FLUFFY HAIR -25- CENT DANDERINI

.of failing hair; but your real surprise VIII be after about two weeks use when you vii, see new hair-fine an downy at first--yes-but really nev hair-sprouting out all over you scalp Danderine is, we believe, th only sure hair grower; destroyer O daDdruff and cure for itchy scalp am 1t never fails to stop falling hair once.
 f you want to prove how brett and soft your hair really is, moistei cloth with a little danderine an carefully draw if through your hal taking one small strand at time Your hair will be soft, glossy am beautiful In just few moments, delightful surprise awaits everyon. who tries this.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-01
GAR PROVES
 ID BE HILL CLIMBER

The Hudson Sales eomr9ny. of Phoenix, yesterday unloIded their hird carload of Super Sizes, covering he period of the past ten days. dur ng which time the local agency has one much in Phoenix to demonstrate he quality of the Hudson S1per Six
 In speaking yesterday Of the climb ng qualities of his ear, Mir Messner ecited some interesting information 10 had just received from Indiana. said he: Tabor Hill, located about ourteen miles from Bloomington, Indiana. has always been a Nemisis or class of ambitious motorists yho love to sing the praises of the bilities of their ears to climb grades ,u high gear The wise salesman, lowever when out with a prospect,
 akes route that lies in the oppo
 ite direction of Old Man Tabor.
 "lt is proud boast of neighbors
 n the vicinity that Tabor Hill has never been climbed by a motor cal running in high gear an dcarryime no~e than five passengers. But now 'hese same neighbors are talkin, bout trim looking ear that cam,
 'own in that neck of the woods Oc- ober 25th and did things to poo' Id Tabor that put him down and ou or good, for a Hudson Super Six 'riven by F. R. Hunnewell. not onl, 'limbed the hill on high, but ac omplished so many other wonderful eats in and around Brown and Mon ne counties that the natives are stil alking in loud mouthed praise of tn ar's accomplishments
 "Of the many feats performed r.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-01

the cross-country champion. the mos; remarkable was that of climbing Tabor Till in high gear. carrying nine passengers, whose total weight aggregated 1.4lO pounds. The car left Indianapolis Wednesday morning an1 made an uneyentful run to set in high and the run to Nashville made and every hill that looked difficul; encountered on the way was climbed including the famous Kelly, sad to be the worst hill in Indiana.
 But the real surprise was to come Six passengers were taken over, then seven. then eight, and finally Hun newell just to prove that he had q real car. and 10 make his victory as complete as possible. loaded eight men. in addition to himself. into the car and went over in high. H7 crossed the top at speed of twelve miles an hour amid the shouts and congratulations of men who had seen cars fail to climb the hill while carrying only enc occupant"
Arizona republican., 1916-11-01
No More Oandruff or Failing Hair A Real Surprise Awaits
 You

To be possessed of a head of heavy, beautiful hair; soft, lustrous. fluffy. wavy and free from dandruff is merely a matter of using a little Danderine.
 IL Is easy and inexpensive to have nice. soft hair and lots of 1t. Just get 25 cent bottle of Knowlton's Danderine now-all drug stores rec bmmend it--apply little as directed and within ten minutes there will be an appearance of abundance; fresh ness fluffiness and an incomparable gloss and luatre and try as you will yop cannot find a trace of dandruf.
Arizona republican., 1916-11-01

According to authoritative reports, the Duke of Orleans, pretender to the throne of France" is about to ap- ply 10 the court of Rome for an an- nulment of his marriage to the Arch duchess Marie Dorothea of Austria. The duke contends that the marriage was not concluded on the Austrian side in accordance with all the re- quirements of ecclesiastical law. The duchess won an action for separation in January. 1914
 At the outbreak of the war the duke in sending back the insignia of the Golden Fleece to the Austrian emperor wrote that the marriage had beea the cu~- co. his life.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
HANDEL PRZEZ CARAT.

"aSn1ugLOu, -. Wv uDlcS-
lynn tygodniu roznios}y telegramy
0 wyjezdzie komisyi rosyjskiej do
Ameryki poludniowej, celem "a
warcia um6w z radiant tamtej-
szych republik co do rozlokowa-
mia W Mich miliona Polakow, znaj
du:jacych sic obecnie W Rosyi.
Jak sic obecnie okazujc Rad
rosyjski ME zamierza wywieSc 2
swych granic mezczyzn-P olak6w,
lccz dziewczeta i kobiety polskie
setki tysiecy biednych, opuszczo'
nych, bezradnych, zdesperowa.
nych tufaczka pc obczyznie i ne
dza dziewczat polskich i kobiet,
zwabionych z}otcm i obiecankami
chce Rosya rzucic ma Ter rozpu.
| sty W Ameryce poludniowcj.
, Werbunek juz idzie, rynki JUL
sic otworzy}y, wyslannicy rzadu
rosyjskicgo zawiaraja kontrakty
o kobiete polska o dziewcze polls
kie. Najwstretniejszy, masowy
handel cialem porwanych przemo
ca przez carat Polek jest W toku,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
PRZEPoWIEDNIE.

Nowy York. Charles. w. Farm
ham, zarzadca Rampant Charless
E. Hughes przepowiedzia}, re re
publikanski kandydat ma prey
denta napewno otrzyma 300 gle
|s6w elektoralnych ale prawdopo-
dobnie otrzyma on so wiecej, q
mozc jeszcze i SIS innych. Jake "a
rzadca podr6zy kampanijnych
zwiedzi{ niemal wszystkie Stany
opr6cz po}udniowych i ma podsta
vie obserwacyj, jakotez "trosklj
wych" obliczen jest pewnym ivy
ciestwa Hughesa W Stanach ma
stepujacych: Ohio "a g}os6w elek
toralnych, Pennsylvania 50, Ore
gon 5, Massachusetts Is, New
Hampshire 4, New York Is.
Rhode Island 5, Vermont 4, Hi,
nois go, Maine 6, Michigan Is, 10
wa IL, Minnesota II, California
13, Kansas 10, North Dakota 5.
Utah 4, Idaho 4, South Dakota 5.
Washington 7, Indiana Is, Wiscon
sin 13. Wyoming 3, Delaware 3.
- razem 800 g}os0w elektoral--
nych z p%omiedzy 531. "Prawdo
podobnem ma bye nadto zwyciest
wo Hughesa W Stanach: New Jer
sey II, Nevada 3, Montana 4, A.
rizona 3, Connecticut Z, Nebraska
8, New Mexico 3 i West Virginia
8, a mozliwem w stanach: Mary
land s, Kentucky Is, Colorado 6,
Oklahoma 10, Missouri IS. lynn
sposobem "mozliwem' wydaje
sic panu Farnhamowi, re panHug
hes otrzyma 405 g}os6w electoral
nych, a ola biedncgo Wilsona pc
zostanie zaledwic 1926 glos6w.
R6wnoczesnie zas pc cafym SEE
regu konferencyj. Vance c. Nc
Cormick, prezes k%rajowego de-
mokratycznego komitetu, oswald
czy kr6tko: "Skonczy}o sic. Pre-
zydent juz nanowo jest obra--
nym."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
Mielismy przez szesc lat Amber
soma bez rezultat0w. Zrobmy Znlia
ne danny dobremu cz}owiekowi
sposobnoSc do dzia}ania dobrze.
P MA POCIAG
Bliss. Oklahoma. Pociag poe

.-S >
wy, A%tchison, Topeka i Santa Fee
mr.. 5, obrabowany zosta} onegdaj
wieczorem W poblizu Bliss, Okla
Gdy pociag zblizyi sic do stacy
Bliss, dw6eh bandytow kt6rzy
kryli sic ia pociagu, zmusi}o III.
zyniera Go zatrzymania lokomoty
wy.
Gdy inzynier uslucha}, ~czterach
innych zblizylo sic i od}aczy1o
wagony cd parowozu.
Wkr6tce potem otworzy}y sic
drzwi wagonu ekspresowego a
klcrk ckspresowy, Norman, kt6--
~, sic W Mich ukaza}, zosta} "a
strzelony przez jednego z handy.
tow. Nastepnie nitrogliceryna wy
sadzono kase, podczas gdy dw6ch
bandyt6w uwaza}o mad za}oga pa
ciasu T. rewolwerami W rekach,
Dwoch innych uwaza}o by Mkt
ME nadszedf z miasta. Gdy wyjeli
u kasy kilka paczek, dwaj handy
eli zcskoczyli z wagonu, zfaczyli
sic z czteroma tOwarzyszami / zn1
xii. Policya wys}ana ia specyal,
nym pociagu z Perry, zaje}a sic
odszukaniem b%andyt6w i pozno
wieczorem donios}a IL znalazfa
ich W g0irach i czcka ia posilki
by ich %schwytac.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
DIVA P0CIAGI K0LEJ0WE W
NEBRASCE POWODUJA
SMIERc 1O-CIU OS0B.
I ElW0od. Nehr. - DziaSiec mez.

VeOI. - DZlcSltc mtL'
''czyzn zosta}o zabitych a jedenas.
'cie innych ciezko okaleczonych.
gdy pociag linii Burlington ude-
rzyl W frachtowy wagon kuchen.
my, W ktorym oni jechali, II mil
ma wsch6d cd Elwood, W niedzie.
lie. Pieciu innych mezczyzn stale
ma tylnej platformie, lecz zoba-
;czyli oni nadjezdzajacy pociag i
zeskoczyli. Jeszcze jeden mezczy-
INA, kt6ry byl W kopule wagonu,
Iuszedf okaleczen.
Pociagi W kolizyi by}y to czes-
CT regularnego pociagu byd}a.
Brak Swiatel i sygnal6w podano
!jako przyczyne wypadku.
Wszystkie ofiary So mieszkan-
cami Mast W Nebraska W zachod
'niej lub sredniej czesci stanu, i
wiekszosc z mich byla farmerami
lub chodowcami byd}a.
Pociagi powyzsze byly to dru-
ga i trzecia Geese podzielonego
|pociagu mr.. 156. Trzecia Geese
wjechala IA druga Geese, gdy O.
statnia przystanela okolo polowe
drogi pomiedzy Smithfield i Ber-
trand; ia trzecia Geese jechala
dziesiec minut pc "a pierwsza i IL
derzy4a we frachtowy wagon ku-
chenny. Specyalny pociag z dok-
torami przyjecha} Holdrege i
zabraf poranionych do szpitala w
Hastings.
Rapartowanem jest, IL dw6ch z
okaleczonych umarlo W drodze do
szpitala. Zawieziono ich do pred
siebiorcy pogrzebowego W Bert
rand.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
VILLA sCIGA

Wiadomosc z gl6wnej kwatery
gen Funstona do San Antonio do
nosi, re Villa stanal re znaczna Ii
czba wojska pod Padarnales, ma
wschod cd Guerrero, gdzie rozpo-
czaf ozywiona rekrutacye W calej
okolicy. Villa .zmusza wprost
mezczyzn do s}uzby W jego 3D.
dzia}ach, grozac spaleniem ich do
mostw i cafej chudoby, W razie
odm6wienia jego zadaniom. Villa
szykuje sic do wyprawy ma MAS
to Chihuahua, kt6re ma gwalt for
tyfukuje tamtejszy garnizon, usta-
wiajac armaty ma wzg6rzach w o
kol miasta.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
VILLA ZN6W GRASUJE w
MEKSYKU
Dzieci pail zywcem.

Ell Paso, Tev. Donosza stad, re
Francisco Villa. w6dz bandyt6w
mcksykanskich~ pol wojska Car
ranzy liczcace 1000 zo}nierzy, Edo
byl miasto Cusihurichic, posuna}
sic pod San Andres i tam UREA
dill masakre, mordujac bez par
donu wzietych W niewole zolnie--
rz.y, oraz ludnosc cywilna.
Pono tym razem Villa dopusz--
czal sic takich zwierzecych okru-
cicnstw, jak nigdy %przedtem.
Carranza, kt6ry tax gwaltow--
ME domaga sic wycofania wojsk
amerykanskich z Meksyku, a sam
ME moze sobie poradzic Villa.
pytanie, co dalej pocznie. Wojska
.iego pc prostu wysy}ane SO ia
wei, a i ludnosc cywilna ME pew
na zycia i mienia.
Villa zdoby} miasto Namguipa,
kt6rc bylo podstawa operacyjna
amerykanskiego generala Per-
shinga podczas "s}ynnej' kam-
panii przeciw Will. Stad MEDIA
leko znajduje sic tunel Combre,
gdzie zmasakrowano so Ameryka
now.
Osoby, ktore zdolaly uciec z o.
kolic, gdzie Villa grasuje re swo-
ia banda, opowiadaja, re dopusz
cza sic on niebywa}ych okru-
cienstw. Kaze on mordowac mez-
czyzn, kobiety i dzieci podejrza--
nych o sprzyjanie carranzistom.
Jedne kobiete, kt6ra sic kiedyS o
piekowala rannym oficerem z
wojsk Carranzy sam ~postrzelif
Smicrtelnie, a jej nowo narodzo--
ne dziecie kauai oblac malta i zy-
wccm spalic.
Oddzialy amerykanskic znajdu:
.jacc sic W Meksyku maja sic nd
bacznosci i zblizaja sic ku sobi,
W obawie napadu bandyt6w, kto-
rych 50 liczne i dobrzc z%organizo
wanc hordy.
Ludzic W okolicach, gdzie graz
suje Villa ME sypiajq W domach:
tylko sic kryja pc lasach i W 60
rach.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
MajWa1nIejsze wypadkl
Minionego Tygodnia.
z WILsoNA.

Filadelfia. Prezydent Wilson,
powracajac z Chicago do Long
Branch, W Stanach Ohio. i Penn
sylvania wszedzie by} przedmio-
tenn entuzyastycznych owacyj.
Wielkie gromady wita}y 60 ma
kazdej stacyi. w Harrisburgu W
chwili gdy pociag wjezdza} do
dworca, wagon poprzedzajacy wa
Con prezydenta wyskoczy} re SYN
i pociag zatrzyma} sic z mayhem
wstrzasnieniem. w automobilowej
prze:jazdzce pc parkach W Pitts
burgu, prezydcnt zgubi} kapelusz
a automobil zatrzymano, podczas
gdy cz}onek tajnej sluzby pobieg1
pc kapelusz. Wtedy ma stopien all
honolulu wskoczy} jakis cz}owiek
ale 20 rzucif inny tajny detektyw
Ow czfowiek zacza} uciekac, ale
90 aresztowano. By} to niejaki
Richard Cullen, LEGACY lat %,
maszynista z Pittsburgh. Badali
go lekarze i pos}ano 60 do lefty
home' W Mayview do dalszej OBJ
serwacyi co do stanu jego umys--
In. Cullen powiedzia}, re ME "a
mierza} mic z}ego zrobic prezyden
towi, ale tylko zyczy} sobie zadac
mu kilka pytan, DO mu sic ME pc
doba jego polityka zagraniczna.
w torbie, kt6ra Cullen mia} PREY
sobie, z%naleziono flaszke z jakas
medycyna, n6z z ostrzem 5 cali
dlugiem i kilka dlut. W. j. Bryan
spotkaf sic z prezydentem w Pith
sburgu i potem jechaf z MIN W pc
ciagu przez przesz}o godzine. Pc
rozmowie z p~rezydentem powie-
dial, lie jest pewnym zwyciestwa
Wilsona. Ma Oh nadzieje, re W
kilku stanach zachodnich demo-
kraci pozyskaja kilku senator6w.
DO Filadelfii przybyf prezydent
Il op0znieniem p%61torej godziny,
ale prezydent j~eszcze ME u}ozyl
sic do snu i wyszedf IA platfor-
me. gdzie podawa} reke wielu re-
branvm. Tutejsi demokraci ofiaro
wall mu duzy bukiet.
" Shadow Lawn dzisiaj popo-
}udniu prezyednt ma przemoWic
do delcgacyi farmer0w.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
NIEUDALY ZAMACH MA PO-
CIAG.
Shreveport, La. Pociag

shreveport, La. POclag OsobO--
by Vicksburg : Shreport mad Pa
cific Mr.. 1I-gi, zatrzymany zostal
w poblizu Rayville, Pa, przez pie
ciu bandytow, jednakowoz napad
sic ME udal. Bandyci dostawszy
sic IA pociag W Rayville. dotarli
do lokomotywy i zmusili maszyni
ste do zatrzymania pociagu. gdy
ten mile ujechat. Nastepnie pro-
bowali dostac sic do wozu ekspre
sowego. ale ten b.yl zamkniety.
Dali kilka strza}6w przez okno do
wozu z przesy}kami i jeden do
maszynisty. ale strzaly chybily ce
In. Gdy jeden re s}uzby kolejowej
dial nastepnie jeden strza} do mich
bandyci zbiegli.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
27OFIAR BURZY MA JEZIO-
RE ERIE.

Cleveland, O.. Szalejaca przez
piatek burza ma jeziorze Erie po-
chlone}a wiecej ofiar, anizeli z
poczatku przypuszczano.
Opr6cz okretu Filler z Chicago,
kt6ry zatonal z 6 ludzmi zafogi.
w piatek oko}o godzine 10-tej
wieczorem pod Long Point, Cana
da, naprzeciw James B. Colgate, z
q ludzmi zalogi. Zdola} sic ura--
towac tylko kapitan parowca,G Ora
shaw, kt6ry przez 81 i pol godzi--
ny walczyl z falami, az 60 dostrze
zono i wydobyto z woody. Gdy pa
szedl Ia dino, za}oga sko--
czyla ia przygotowana tratwe.
ale wsr6d bury trzech ich tylko
zbawczej tratwy dosieglo, a mia
nowicie: kapitan, maszynista i pa
LACE. Pierwszego palacza zmiot}.y
fale z tratwy, W 10 godzin p6z--
niej maszyniste. Kapitan, chociaz
go fale kilkakrotnie zmiot}y. "a
kazdym razem, aczkolwiek na pol
przytomny, zdo}a} sic dostac do
tratwy. Obecnie W ~krytycznym
stanie ley W szpitalu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
FALE WYRZUCAJA ZWL0KI,
Detroit, Mich. W poblizu Am

0SSeO-y ~~-~-
herstburg, Ontario. wyrzucily IA
lc jeziora ma brzeg zwloki dwu
ACKNOWLEDGMENT ludzi, o kt6
rych saba, re byli cz}onkami "a
}ogi bark ID. L. Filler. zatopio-
nej wraz z szesciu }odziami W o.
negdajszej bury.
Wyrazaja tn take obawe o To-
sy parowca Merida, kt6ry ply
nal z ladunkiem pirytu Fort
William, Ont. do Buffalo. Widzia
no go W piatek rano wsr6d wzbu
rzonych fall jeziora Erie W odleg-
}osci % mil cd Southeast Shoals
i cd tego czasu niema Q MIN lad
|nej wieSci.
merida" powinna byla przy--
bye do Buffalo " sobote wiecz6r.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26

Sydney Anderson powinien byl
zrobic zmiane W p1anach jazdy
kolejowej zanim zrobic uniewin-
nienie ola czego ME byl W Wash
'ingtonie glosowac ma bill Adam
soma.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26

drazliwe i nerwowe, prawdopodo-
bnie jego pozywienie ME jest Cd
powiednie ola niego. Ma stronie
3ciej znajdziecie kupon. Wype}-
nijcie go zaraz, dis a dostaniecie
darmo SO stronicowa ksiazke kt6
"a wan powie jak utrzymac ME-
movie SLIME i zdrowo.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
DYWIDENDA SP6LKI NAF-
TOWEJ 700 PRoGENT,

Pittsburg. Dyrekcya sp6lkiQua
ker Oil Cas- Co., oglosi}a swym
akcyonaryuszom, IL dywidenda
tegoroczna wynosic -bedzie 700
procent. Wyplaty tel olbrzymiej
'dywidendy nastapia natychmiast.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1916-10-26
UWAzAJCIE MA ZDROWIE
NIEMOWLAT.

Zdrowe, ~szczesliwe, weso}e ME
movie jest rozkosza ola kazdej
matki. Jest vase niemowle income
i zdrowe? Czy spi dobrze? Jezeli
ME przybiera W wadze; jezeli jest
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-04
False Eyes For Animals.

Among the most difficult things
taxidermists have to do is making
glass eyes for the animals they
mount. These eyes are made Of
glass, hollow within and open at the
back 50 that the inner surface may
be painted any color. No two ami
mails eyes are alike, and it requires
a great deal of skill and practice
before a man is competent to paint
the eyes quickly. A lions eye, for
example,, is large and brovnish
black, while the iris is chrome vel
low, but streaked in such a peculiar
fashion that it is an extremely diff
cult thing to initiate it we'll. The
eve Of a giraffe is still more difficult,
as that animal has a brownish black
eye with a peculiar purplish sheen,
very hard to initiate.
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-04
NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department of the Interior, U. s. Land
Office, Miles City, Mont.

NOTICE OF CONTEST
Department of the Interior. U. s. Land
Office. Miles City, Mont.
To Claud Ellis of unknown address. con-
YOU are hereby notified that Cora Schaum
who gives Eknlaka, Montana 81, his post
office address did on July II, 1910 tIr in thI
office his duly cOrrobOrnted Application /,
contest and secure the cance]inllon Of you
homestead entry, Sorial No. nSlf4 mad. Apri
20. 1910 for SM14, 81 SEA of Sec. 20: W 2sW'
grounds for hi contest he alleges that til
entryman has never established and main
tanned a bona tlde Residence on the land in
yolved, and has no habitHble house. am
that said sntrymnn has maintained no aort
OF residences on the land involved for NOR,
than one year last past, that said entry IliI.
been wholly aband pred for more than on
year last past and the present place of resi-
dence OF the entryr.an i, ~urEnoWn.
You are, therefore, further notified thai
the said allegations will be taken BY thi
office IS having been confessed by YOU, an,
your said entry will he cancelled ther.ull
der without Your further right to l.. hear
therein. either before this office or on al,
peal. If you fail 10 nile in this office With
twenty days after the fourth publication o
this notice, as shown below. your answer
under oath, specifically meeting and re
spending to these allegations of contest. o.
If You fail within thai time to file in thi,
office due proof that you have served {;
y n y roNA .ii'N,A ~ IL SciA III u
either in person or by registered mail. l.
this service is made by the delivery Of
copy of your answer to tile contestant il
person. proof of such service must be eithet
the said contestants written nckn"wlndg
menr of his receipt Of the copy. showing
the date Of its RECEIPT, or the affidavit Of thu
person by whom the delivery was mad,
stating when and where the copy was dc
>ivered if made by registered mail. proc
Of such service must consist of the affidavit
of the person by whom the copy was
mailed stating when and the posto,ficc t,
which it was mailed, and this affidavit
must be accompanied Ivy the postlnaster'r
receipt for the letter.
You should state in v"nr answer The
name of the postoffice to which you ,lesir,
further notice to be sent to you.
S-23 &. w. MYERS, Register.
w. w. Palmer. Ekalaka, Montana
Attorney for Contestant.
Date of First publicntion, Aug, !, 1918
Third IS
Fourth %
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-04
THE INSTINCT TO WANDER.
Why It Is That Boys and Girls Run
Away From Home.

According to DR., Charles B. DAY.
onport IN his book on nomadism,
children run away from home for
exactly the same reasons that their
parents take voyages to Europe or
their unclos 60 off on fishing trips.
1t is, he holds, the primitive race
instinct to wander. We all have it,
more or less. but most Of us are so
hedged about by the conventionali-
ties that We scarcely feel the "call
of the Wild" or if we feel it We put
it aside at once. But many persons
feel it strongly, especially when the
spring comes, and then they long to
90 away to take an ocean voyage or
to get into the woods.
Americans are more nonladlc than
other peoples. They are descended
from nomadic stock or they would
not be here. Their ancestors were
a selection of the more nomadic in
dividuals of Europe.
Man is naturally more inclined to
roam than woman, her place having
from time immemorial been in the
home, his place having been to go
out into the world and hunt and
fight for her. Therefore there are
more men tramps than women. It
is easier for a man to ride the brake
beams than it is for a woman.
As might be expected, more boys
run away than girls. The greatest
number Of runaways occur at the
age Of fifteen, but there are many
at thirteen and fourteen. It is gen
orally assumed that the early life
Of the child repeats the carly life of
the race, 50 it is not astonishing
that all children are TEMPTED to
get out INTO the world and seek ad-
venture
The Ekalaka eagle. [volume] (Ekalaka, Mont.) 1909-1920, 1916-08-04
SCHOOL WORK is
A O r

The above is the slogan undcr mhich
Mss Teresa c. .O'DonneU, principal
Of the Harrison school IN Butte, is maxi
ing her campaign TOR the democratic
nonn1ndt1on for State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction. IN support Of her
stand, Miss O'DonneW points out that
not only IS every county superintcnd-
ent IN Montana q W"man, bit also that
ont Of sir stctos in 1chich uomen could
cote at the last general election, four
selected a women for state supcrintend-
ent. Mss O'DonneW has had an mus
udhv brilliant experience an school
Work, and promises to endearor to gre
to rural districts as good educational
d%dpantoges as are possessed By city
schools. ---Adrertisement.