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Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-19

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For Sale: Late model Ford
Touring Car, slightly used.
Been out of factary 4 months,
good as new, see Ben Marshall,
c. K. Sourbeer will pay cash
Lfor Indian arrowheads etc.,
found in Meade or adjoining
counties.
Mr.. EN- mitt Mulvehill, of Kan
sas City, spent Sunday at the
home of Mr.. md Mrs. E. E. Innis
About forty me IN bers of Meade
l. o. 0. f. whit to Kismet We'd
nesday to assist in instituting a
new lodge at that place.
C, ]. Covalt has "a Stock Sale
advertised in to days N.ws, for
October gath. Remem Der the
date.
MTS. MARY J. HoSenOerry has
a broken arm as the result of a
fall. Considering her age, she
is getting along nicely.
Frank Mars is advertising a
big Stock sale for Thursday,
October Goth. Those in the
market for anything in this line
will do we'll to remember the
date,
F. G. Holderman has purchas-
ed the Novelty store and taken
possession, 1t is his intention
to incaease the stock. Mrs.
Holderman will move her stock
of millinery from the present
location to the new location.
Found:- Automobile license
No. s7067 Kans. Owner can
bave same by paying for this
notice. Call at this office.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-19
For a Muddy Complexion

Take Chamberlain's Tablets and
adopt diet of vegetables and cere-
ais. Take outdoor exercise daily and
your complexion will be greatly i'm
proved within few months. Try IT,
Obtainable everywhere.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-19
MEVDE STEAM LAUNDRY
Open and Ready for Business
2 years experience in Hutchin-
son Steam Laundry
5 years experience in Liberal
Steam Laundry
Satisfaction Guaranteed
0. r. Follett Prop.

SpeedolIne keeps the engine
clean, giver more power, aud in
creases the mileage Is per cent
For sale at Leslies stiff.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-19

LOST: Crank for Allen car.
Finder please leave same at this
Office, or return to Geo. Reiss,
east of Meade.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-19

Dress making and all kinds of
sewing at home or at the house.
Call Mrs. M. J. Henry at Fetch
er's. Phone sc. 36tf
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-19

Refer all your eye, ear, nose
and throat troubles to DR.. G. A.
Davies, and he will give you re-
lief.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-19

DR.. G. A. Davis, specialist in
diseases Of the eye, ear, nose and
throat. Always to be found at
Leslie's drug store.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-19
NARSHA[E,

Range demonstration, October
18th to oath. Step in and see
the polished top and learn how
to keep range clean, even #
you are not prospective buyer.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-19
Married

Mr.. Arrie Chrlsenberry, of
Clovis, New Mexico and Miss
Jennie Hinson, of Minneola, were
united in marriage Tuesday by
Rev. c. ]. Spiers of the Baptist
church, The ceremony was per-
formed in the automobile in
which the young people had driv-
en- to Meade.
Meade County news. [volume] (Meade, Kan.) 1900-1918, 1916-10-19

City property for sale.-R. s.
Gerow.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-28
GENTLEMANLY SOLDIERS.

If punitive expedition in Mexico continues to be that and nothing if the Mexican people do
 flare up and precipate making it necessary raise big subdue them - the credit will be very largely the personal qualities of the American soldier
 One of the most significant things that have happened in connection with this unpleasant business the cele bration in Vera Cruz when arrived that army and the Consttutionalst army going cooperate in hunting down Villa. There was a big parade, and much praise of Tio Sam"the Spanish word for Uncle Sam"
 It is accident that the city in Mexico most friendly toward enterprise is the city that pied by troops for long period last year. The Vera Cruzans resented the occupation the in tders departed they had the profound respect of the local population. The citizens of Vera Cruz from experience that soldiers would take life without provocation, would destroy properly wantonly would perpetrate no cruelty you'd show DO arrogance ArI
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-28
EoRESTALLING SICKNESS.
danger?

"It would be stupid motorcar owner" writer in The Worlds Work "who waited till something went radically wrong having adjustments and crcula valves looked But it is only recently that the idea has been applied examining human being before he showed signs of trouble"
 He calls attention the facilities for such human servation offered by the Life Extension Institute. The nation hardly begun appreciate this forwardook ing organization which aims to human life just another class of public benefactors aims to our natural resources It is by big who know what they doing ExPresident Taft is chairman of the board of directors Prof Irving Fisher of Yale per haps the eminent American economist is head of board General Gorgas the who showed tropics healthful is consultant in sanitation. This institute aims to teach and undertake overhaul the applicant. find what is wrong with him is likely be with him at some future time and tell him how slave off dsease-de- velop maximum energy and live long.
 we have all learned of late yeags that it pays to the dentist twice year. before tooth begins ache" continues the writer How much more worth while to the auscultatory and other devised by modern science find out in advance the tendencies weaknesses which may trouSA For possible nowadays to detect hardening z the arteries Brights Disease diabetes and months years they manifest themselves the individual affected the chances of anlioratiOn are, of course immeasuraby increased by this advance knowl edge
 That is the big principle of health: Find out your sicknss before it happens"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-28
HOW TO RAISE AN ARMY.

We have always had difficulty in recruiting soldiers enough for small army in time of peace. We are
 likely have trouble in raising the men needed even slightly increased army and navy by the usual methods
 But organization called The Society of Constructive Defense seems to have proved any quantity of first class material may be got for the army about right The society has theory that soldiers should do and would like to do, than mere sodierng-that they should combine army training part of the year with useful productive employment roads, rivers and other public works the remainder of the To test its theory, the society this ad in New Yorh paper:
 FIVE THOUSAND MEN WANTED
 A proposition is under consideration which will qure for construction work operators of motor trucks mixers holsters road rollers and scoop drivers and aborers with picks and shovels tampers, etc; between and 35, medium height, physically sound with bad teeth, flat feet ious defects accepted several years work; must sign contract years military training for three months five hours every week thereafter; vau able training instruction given useful occupations night schools provided for study s25 to $35 month, with clean board clothing medical attend ance training and schooling all furnished free we pro to that the spirit of patriotism still lives in young Americans applicants American citizens should state age. weight height, schooling and vious experience if any; rapid advancement clean, spectabe. ambitious young men only; opens in May.
 This ad in only edition of one newspaper brought 533 written applications Nearly all the letters ad mirably penned and worded The writers obvious y better educated than the average Five per cent had been college and 20 per had been in high school Many of the applicants young studying surveying, civil engineering etc The physical qualified tions high. All American citizens.
 The test" says the society," "has destroyed the ghost which raised by those who thought that will not enlist constructive army, that those who do enlist will be of a low and ignorant class and that not enough be obtained the wages offered"
 At any rate it shows the kind of army training that will appeal to the of wanted for army while we're reorganizing the army why not do 1t such basis this, making it force for peace full public achievement well defense in of danger?
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-28
Tuesday Morning, March 2S, 1916.
HORSE RAGING IN ARIZONA.

Attending the recent decision of the Supreme Court that the operation the parimutuel system on race tracks in Arizona ofends statute, is responsibi- ity which the people of the State must undertake in connection with the subject The pari-mutuel-be it said for the benefit those untutored in the of makers touts and all other features considered un- sayory in the racing game It enables the public to manipulate the odds. insures the payment of wagers and returns profit solely the association which con ducts it.
 Does Arizona want legalized speculation in connec ticn with horse-racing? The State Fair at Phoe nix is concerned most because elsewhere the adop- ton of the system would have little present effect If a medium for speculation is desired there is no question as to the superiority of the pari-mutuel sys tenn France rebeled against race track gambling and adopted the parmutel system with success Eng land has advocated its acceptance cure for the evils accompanying "bookmaking." .t
 It has been demonstrated beyond question that horse-rasng and horseracing suffer in the absence of some legalized medium for speculation at the Betting stimulates racing and therefore stim- uaes raising Whether such stimulation is desirable is the before the people of Arizona It is absolutely eX clusvey moral if discussion be confined to the pari nutuel system as medium for speculation at the State Fair.
 Arizona spendidly adapted for the raising of thor oughbreds industry would receive assured boom with an increase interest in racing Thousands of dol lars would way the pockets of breeders intohe pockets of the fair association and else where Many of these dollars would from outside the State would be richer thereby Viewed from
 financial standpoint there everything be said for and nothing against the adoption of the parimutue sys As previously stated, the issue is moral one The man woman patronize the pari-mutuel and they who patronize bookmaker are, all intents and 8 horse The only difference is that the me chanical accomplishments of the pari-mutuel devoid of the human fraies attending bookmaking. If it isl wrong ones money parimutuel it is wrong to at cards. auto race, any competitive the stock market whenever the present com petition inces and to back their judg with stakes. Horse racing contains inherent evils which emphasize the bad good attaching bet ting
 is safe prognostcaton that the purists of Arizona
 who endorse enforced total abstinence and those whose zeaory leads them impose upon all others what they think is good themselves will be aligned solid ly the operation the par mutuel system at the State Fair. It is to be hoped that oucrys from such quarters will disturb the calm judgment of major ty of citizens who seek have issue decided its merits.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-28
COMMUNICATION RESTORED

FL PASO, March 27.-Gen. Gavira announced late this afternoon that tel egraphic communication had been re- stored with Madeira and he had asked for news of the fighting with Villa fore es al El Oso.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-28

The German government keeps busy denying that it has asked for peace and at the same time keeps right on putting feeers. Germany has given all hope conquest and peace above everything else But she handicapped by the fact that the belligeren openly suing peace will be great disadvantage in the peace conference And is learning how much harder it is to stop a war than to
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-28
THE BIsBEE DAILY REVIEW TUESDAY MORNING. MARCH 2s

the Mexicans of Chihuahua learning the whole some truth
 Much has been said of the intelligence, energy and capacity the American soldier. He has been given full credit for what is perhaps his most admirable trait Whether officer or private he is gentleman, and may be trusted with his country's honor anywhere
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-28

The purchasing power fthe American dollar today is said to be only 62 per of what it from 1900 to l9OG Still it's than the purchasing power of sup posedy equal quantities of British shlings, French francs and German marks And what's more, we have the dollars.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
Verdun FlohtIno Dwlndles.

PARIS. March 1S. -- The battle of verdun is fast dwindllng in intensity. The Germans have in no way impair ed the main dcienses of the fortress. notwithstanding the violence Of their onslaughts. Whether tho Germans will make another great effort after the apparent lull or whether the bat tle will end as did other great of. fensive movements, cannot bo dis cerned ct present, but the French mil ltary opinion is that of the latter.
 What Germans Plan.
 On the west bank of the Mouse, the Germans are facing an effective cur tain of fire from the French. They have made no further attempts on Bethlncourt and have contented them selves with winning lhe bank at heavy cost. Portions of the Corbeaux woods, which were wresled from them Saturday determined the nature of their attack. There arc indications that the Germans eyidentally Intend ed to make @ possible drive through the Cumieres woods to the village of Cumieres and get in in betweon dead mna and Goose hill-
 The fighting to the east of the Mouse at present is hardly as active os it Is on the west side Of the river.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
IS
 STANDING
 BY WILSON

ANN ARBOR, Mich, March. 1S.- William Jennings Bryan who is here on lecture trip. stated today that he was In full sympathy with the latest developments and with President Will sons Mexican policy. He said: "The Presidents attitude as stated in the newspapers I have read. is in my op- inion the correct position for the ad- mi1istration to take. This is very serious matter and l am in favor of following up, capturing and punishing the outlaws guilty of the attack on our citizens in New Mexico.
 "I however am not In favor and do not believe in the invasion of Mex leo or In intervention in the internal affairs Of chat country. nm glad continued Mir. Bryan, "that the Presi- dent is sdn determined not to Inter vene.
 'Tntervendon has been urged for two years past, to my knowledge, by persons having pecuniary interests in Mexico. But ] feel it would be ex- tremely unfortunate this time if we should be drawn Into war with Mex leo. The Carranza government can not be held responsible for the New Mexico outrages perpetrated by the rebels now in insurrection against that government"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
Funston Makes Plans.

SAN ANTONIO. March 13.-Major General Frederick Funston declared today. in replying to the questions Of several newspapermen, that it would be suicidal to rush troops across the border "half prepared" There will be more than one expeditionary force although Maj.-Gen. Funston stated he was not in Q position to state from where the different forces would start from.
 It was explained today by Mai.-Gen. Funston that an aero squadron and regular army scouts would do much scouting for the expeditions.
 Aero Squadron Enlisted.
 We are now hiring civilian scouts, "who are familiar with every foot of the territory we will penetrate. They are Americans who have been working down in that country for years"
 It is the opinion Of army officials here that the aero squadron will be Of great service. It is stated that the fiers have been On duty On the border before this time but they could not accomplish much on account of the thickets and stretches Of underbrush and observations were difficult In tho open however. the aviators win be able to render great service.
 Hazardous Duties.
 It was stated today that the advance duty service Jlin be Of the most haz.
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The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
WALL STREET BEARS
 FIGHT ON THE
 PRESIDENT FOR GAIN

New York, March i3-The New York World charges that "bearsv who are trying to force the price of otocke down are responsible for agitation on Waii Street which has for its object the defelt of President Woodrow Wilson. The World says that the purpose of the agitation having become known it Is forcing a counter movement among those Interested In utable markets and continued development ln favor of the President.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
HUGHES IS FIRST
 CHOICE OF THE
 EASTERN C. 0. ?.

SEATTLE. March 1S.- J. E- Chil- berg, former president of the Seattle Chamber Of Commerce and a promi- nent soattie banker. returned from a two months visit in the east today Mr. chlberg states that Associate Justice Charles F. Hughes Is the first choice of the Republicans throughout the east and the middle west for the presidency, according to what he learn ed. Theodore Roosevelt is the first choice with Hughes eliminated.
 Mir. Chnbers stated that while In Washington he spent one afternoon with Mir. Hughes at his home. Then Mir. Hughes stated that he was not a candidate.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
FOX TRoT A-LA-Fle-LEAF
 IS TOO MUCH FOR PRINCE

NEW YORK. March 13.-'Twas all very well for Adam and Eve to live that fig leaf lingerie life. but Prince Alexander Mislinoff, his attorney said today. r-r-rebened when Aaimee Crok- CT 6ourand-aiiskinoff. his wife, sug- gested fox trot a la Adam and Eve in their Riverside Drive apartment.
 The prince. the attorney added, will testify to this and other ultra-extra- ordinary things at the Princes separa- ton suit trial before Supreme Court Justice Dijur this week
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
SEW A R) HAS BIG
 FIRE

SEWARD, March 1S.-This city was visited by distrous fire ct seven o. clock this morning. The Daggett block, s. L. colwelps store. Daggett residence, Colwell residence and sew eral adjacent cabins were totally de- stroyed. The press and linotype ma chine and practically the entire plant of the Seward Evening Post was de- stroyed. The Posts plant was in the basement of the Daggett block.
 It Is estimated that the tosS' loss TO- sulting from the fire is Ss5,00O.
 The management of The Post an nounced this morning that Q cable had been sent to Seattle ordering a complete new plant.
 The fire was caused by oyerheated furnace in the basement of the Dag gett block, Lack of water hampered the fire department.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
GERMANY TO MAKE PEACE
 THE REPORT

ou snts In the afternoon newspaper following dIspateh
 authotatvey today Presdnt Wilson has been n formed that peace vdun fais Col E.
 with the tentative ms as modified by recent officials Washington testify to which the Kaiser fully agreed Pon Tho following demsnds will be made by Germany:
 Reu an lndemnie Montenegro Serbia and Albania m be divided between Bulgaria autonomy for poand freedom Turkey seh nhuenee Germany to return Bel um possession of Persia; Great Britain to remain as present receiving anything
 m 10 sad that neither position demand ndmntIes Re- oa to the Kaiser retaining Belgium, thu that tho Kaiser n thought of that"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
SEATTLE LUMBERMAN IS
 ARRESTED CHARGED WITH
 BEING CHINESE sMUeeLER

SEATTLE. March 1S.-Louis B. LOT. q. a well known Seattle lumberman, has been arrested. charged with snug. gling several thousand Chinese across the line from British Columbia. These Chinese were taken through Seattle and put across Columbia river into Chinatown at Portland. The smuggling according to the revenue and customs officials, has been going on for three years.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
BIC GOLD BRICK IS
 FOUND FOR BUNK PURPosEs

NEW YORK, March 1s.-The big gest gold brick in captivity was made the nucleus of District Attorney Ira Swann's museum today. It weighs sixty-fIye pounds, is thirty inches long and two and one.half inches wide and deep, is beautifully gold plated, and has plug of pure gold in one corner. for testing purposes.
 The brick was sent to Swann from St. Louis. It had been planned by a gang of swindlers to sell the brick to New York millionaire for $25o,- 900.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
Ianslnn savs Ahsurd.

WASHINGTON. March l5.-A copy of the New York Herald containing references to the purported mission of Col. House abroad, was shown to Secretary of State Lansing last night. "The article Is too absurd to talk about and also too absurd to think that any paper. especially such a cred. itable paper as the New York Herald would print it. There might be some sense in sounding the South Ameri- can countries but absolutely no req. son why we should consult the nations of Europe"
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
FOREIGN PROPERTY OWNED IN BRITAIN AND GERMAN
 AWAY UP IN FIGURES

LONDON. March 1s.-Walter Run ciman, president of the British Board of Trade. estimates the value of prop erty in Germany belonging to British subjects as approximately $S5O,OOO,- coo, while tho property in Great Bri- tain owned by the Germans is put at $5l500O,OOO
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
DEAL
 MADE FOR
 R0UMANlA

LONDON. March 1S.-An agree ment has been reached between Rou- mania and Russia which is believed to be a definite decision of Roumania to adhere to inc cause Of the Entente Allies. according to a dispatch from Bucharest An English company, or ganized in Russia, has made an agree ment with Roumania to purchase It's war materials and ship 1t through Rus sla. It Is also reported that Russia has agreed to give Roumania part of BeasarabIa.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
RAID RS CHASED
 AWAY

LONDON. March 1S.--A German .aeroplane raid on the east coast was suddenly blocked early this morning. Three aeroplanes were sighted by the scouting party over the English chan mel. The Germans were pursued by British aeroplanes from Dover which flew seaward. Tine Germans sighting the enemy at the rear, quickly went to higher levels and before either the English coast or Dover aeroplanes could make at attack tho Germans flew toward the continental coast es- coplng.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
puroose of Houses Trlp.

NEW YORK. March 1S.-The Her aid. iu its regular Sunday morning edition. printed an article on it's first page under large headlines that Col. E. M. House went to Europe for the purpose Of sounding the powers re- garding the purchase by the United States of the entire portion Of north ern Mexico. The article caused the greatest amount of attention here and along the coast.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
SENDING ROM
 RIGA

ROTTERDAM, March IS. -- Heavy German endorsements arc being cent to the vordun district from the region of Riga according to adviceo received here. The German artillery near Riga is now carrying on heavy bombardment along Che Russla front In order to conceal tho shifting oi troops. it ls stated.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
GOES NORTH TO MEET EXPLORER
 DURING AUGUST

NEW YORK, March i3.-it was announced today that Captain olaf swenson, an old tlme Arctic naviga- tor, hao perfected arrangements to sail from Seattle on the whaier Bel vedere and meet Arctic Explorer stef- ansson at Point Barrow next Auoust.
 SEATTLE. March 1S-The whaler .Belvedere Is now at Eagle Harbor and will be brought here this week for a general overhaulins. lt is stat ed that parties have chartered her for trip to the Arctic and it is be- lieved that Captain swenson Is the head Of the organization and is back ed by several influential eastern men who are interested in Arctic expedi- tions The boat VIII sail from here next month Nothing has been re- eelved here regarding Stelansson's present whereabouts in the Arctic wastes.
The Alaska daily empire., 1916-03-13
JlTNEY BUssEs SAVE DAYi
 STREET CAR LINE TIED UP

SPRINGFIELD. Mo-. March B. - All Springfield rode in jitney busses today. The street car system was tied up by strike of the eighty-eight employees. The men refused to take out their cars this morning when the company officials refused to sign an agreement recognizing the mems un- ion. Only two men employed by the Springfield Traction company are not members of the union.