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TOO LATE ID CLASSIFY

INTELLIGENT, energetic, high-grade salesman can make $500 to s4OO month on commission basis; strictly first-class, legitimate proposition; advance men need not apply. Apply only between F to l and , to p. m. MT. Andrews Room 1101, Tutwiler hotel
 FOR SALE-One passenger Ford $225; one passenger Krit, $175; both in good condition. Apply, B. F. Little, Metropolitan Hotel. 2-25-3t FOR SALE-A live furniture install ment business; good paying proposi- tion; invoices about $10,0O0; fine loca- tion, cheap rent; terms to reliable party. Address, K-4S, care Age Her aid. 225-3t
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MAKING NOMINATIONS

10. Amend section 30, so that the same shall read as follows:
 Nominations for candidate shall be made by nominating committees, one or two, not to exceed two, and such com mittees shall be appointed by the pres ident Nominations made by the nomi- hating committee or committees shall be filed with the recording secretary and referred to the board of governors four weeks before the date of election, except for the year 1916, which shall be three weeks. The board of governors shall not place on the ticket the name of any member who is not in good standing. The recording secretary shall arrange on a blank ballot the several tickets nominated separately in alphabetical or der under headings designating the of- fee for which each nomination was made, and such ballot shall indicate on it's face, under the title of each office the number of candidates to be voted for. The voter shall erase from the ballot the names of all candidates except those for whom he desires to vote. Nomina- tions can also be made in the following manner: When submitted in writing to the recording secretary and signed by at least 16 members in good standing.
 H. Amend Section B so that the same
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has had the opportunity of hearing this chorus and the number was greatly en- joyed.
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The Eastern Star will have a meeting Friday evening when they will celebrate the ninth anniversary of their chapter A class of candidates will also be initiat- ed, and number of prominent speakers will be heard on this occasion
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Mrs. Lula Harris, who was carried to Phoenix, Ariz., several months ago for the benefit of her health. is quite ll and her daughter, Mrs Emory Simpson. will leave in a few days for Arizona to bring her home.
 Prof W. P. Gum has returned from delightful visit to his old home in Vir- ginia.
 Miss Grace Ragland has returned from visit to relatives in Centreville.
 Mrs. Dave Cowen, who has been quite Ill at her home on Sixth avenue for the past few weeks, is improving
 MT. and Mrs Ernest Watts of Georgia are the guests of Mrs. Watts father, J. M Newman.
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Warrick Saunders. the young son Of MT. and Mrs. K. D. Saunders, has started fund to help Uncle Sam build battle ship and asks that the public help him in this great work. He has given his dime and is very anxious to see the fund grow, as he thinks Uncle Sam needs
 more battleships. Who will help this boy build battleship?
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26
JEWELS MUST SUIT GOWNS

Choose your new Jewels to suit
your new fnll gowns" The cdct reads,
"or," II adds to the contrary. CHOOSE
your now fall gowns to hnrmonlzc with
your cherished pendants, bracelets,
rings and brooches" Anyway. #
means, be- sure not to forget that your
Jewels are Intended to be- worn with
your new gowns, and when you think
OF on" also remember the other.
II mny seem odd Mt first 10 say. az
must have now jewels to wear with
ihnt orIcntnl.lookIng affair" or "My
get OF nmothysts never viii blend with
that sir Of grcon.bluc sheen, SO will
choose purpl..bluc shade instead"
But II becomes second unturc nftcr n
while, mud you will no more think Of
selecting your jewels In Il hnphnznrd
hnppy go'lucky manner than you woulJ
think OF being careless about the color
or Ut OF your socks and slippers or the
sSie and shape OF your hat,
Aud II mnttcrs not u whit whether
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lamely 81 Just thought you nigh,
want to register kick"
About what?" asked the imperturb
able Smoke.
Smokes mates were now smiling
broadly. His captain could have killed
him. and doubt not that blood would
have flowed had not Maud Brewster
been present. For that matter. It was
her presence which enabled Smoke to
and cautious a man to incur Larsens
anger at time when that anger
could be expressed In terms stronger
than words was In fear that strug
gle might take place, but a cry from
the hemsman made 1t easy for the
situation to save itself.
Smoke ho!" the cry came down
the open Companionway.
"IIow's It bear?" Wolf Larsen called
up.
Dead astcrn. sir"
Maybe it's Russian" suggested
Latimer.
His words brought anxiety into the
faces OF the other hunters. A Rus
sian could mean but one thing-a
cruiser. The hunters. never more
than roughly aware OF the position OF
the ship. nevertheless knew that we
we're close to the boundaries OF the
forbidden sea. while Wolf Larsen's rec.
ord as a poacher was notorious. All
eyes centered upon him.
We're dead safe" he assured them
with laugh No salt mines this
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SYNOPSIS.

Humphrey Van Weydcn. critic and diet.
tAnte. finds himself aboard the sealing
schooner Ghost, Captain Wolf Larsen.
bound to Japan waters The captain
makes him cabin boy FOR the good of his
Aoul. The COckncy cook. Mugridge.
steals mis- money. Cooky II ice lous OF
Hump ana hazcs him Wolf hazes u sea
man and make. II tho basis for phil
osoph'c discussion with Hump. Cooky
and Hump whet knives at each other.
Humps Intimacy with Wolf increases
wolf sketches the story OF hi. life. dts
cuS.es the Bible and omar. and Illus
tratcs the instructive love OF NE by chok-
ing HUMP nearly to death, A carnival OF
brutality breaks loose In the ship. Wolf
proves himself the master brute. Is knock
ed overheard and wins clear In "A fght In
tho forcCnstlc. Hump dresses VOLTS
wounds and. despite his protest. Is made
mate on the hcil-ship. Mr.. Van Wcydcn
tries to learn his duties as mate Van
WcS Gen proves by his conduct in IA blow
with all hands out In the boats among
the seni herd. that he has learned TO
STAND on his own legs" Two men desert
the vessel In one OF the small boats. a
young woman ana four men, survivors OF
STEAMER wreck. are rescued from n
small boat The dcscrters are sighted
nut Wolf stands away and leaves them
to drown. haudc brewster the rescued
riri, AID Van Weydcn lind they know
each others work. They talk together
y world allen to Wolf Nnudc sees
huxridgc towcd oversize In II bowline to
give him a bath
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TO KILL LOG-EATING GOATS
Lumber Company Orders Herd Exc.
cuted When II Gets Entirely
Too Ravcrous.

Goats are perfect marvels In clear
Ing forest lands for cultivation. They
eat the brush down to the roots. take
the slash" from lumber operations for
dessert. and prepare the forest for az.
riCulturc in a way that no man can
do except at great expense, says the
Minneapolis journal. In northern Min.
ucsota the homestcadcr or settler who
has herd OF goats is the envy of all
his noighbOrs. But when the goats
begin to eat sawlogs their usefulness
has passed: they become a menace to
society This IL the danger that con
fronts northern Minnesota unless
proper precautions are taken.
In a s"mioflicial report to ". T. Cox.
state forester. a district ranger tells
and interesting experience. Finding
that II was somewhat expensive to
burn tho slash" and to carry out the
orders for forest fire prevention the
company decided to obtain "A band Of
goats TO do tho work.
The goats did well. They ate all the
brush. all the slash. the grass and
the shrupbcry. The lumber company
was pleased
But when the grass and shrubbcry.
brush and slash were exhausted the
goats tackled the pulpwood and the
logs Directors OF the company do
creed that tho goats be slaughtered.
This will teach lumber companies
not to cut their timber too small was
Mr. Cox comment
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you are 10 have dozen glorious crca'
lions for your evening needs this com
ing fall or only single simple frock to
NEE" all obligations. the rule holds and
Tia" principle IL the same: for one little
p"ndnnt has just as much right to be
appropriate as have Il whole set OF
TN" Jewels.
\ dnIniS little maid with an eye for
the future md n love OF the artistic nj
ness Of things has chosen her birthdhy
JcW"lry to match her next winters
dance frock. For" she said. u have
determined on pink for my best th''
autumn, md why should ! be t|v."
to give thanks for turquoise or lhplS
when coral IL what want and rchiiy
nrcdi Yes, pink coral Is my cho''''
and ] shnll have IL mounted In pr''.
~ silver Eccklncc." Wise was she hnu
80 you will be II, when you decide ul""
your fail wardrobe. you give nv
time and thought to your Jcwcls'-''"
'lcr's Weekly.
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Evening Frocks Have Novelty

do flrst-class duty this winter. unless
one Is sklllful at alteration.
This argument may seem to prove
untrue according to the shop windows
and the gowns that hang in glass cases
in dressmaking places. There are
skirts that are punched at the waist
and there are others that have two
frills standing out from waist to hem,
but these are not in leonic era. and not
direct from Caesar.
Now, against all these incoming fash.
ions, how does short, ruffled tulls
gown, punched on the hips, appeari
If you can soften the lining. flatten
the hips and add train OF velvet OF
satin pendant from the wnistline at the
back, you may be able to bring thi.
frivolous frock into the stately sill.
houette; but us the season progresses
gowns will grow longer and narrower
All the straws show that the wind
blows in this direction.
French Street Suit.
AS long ago as last July, those who
watch straws, rather than shop win.
dows, insisted upon the fact that even
street suits should maintain n straight
silhouette. Every woman in France,
smart and otherwise, had removed all
manner of stffening from her skirts
us early as July and allowed the full
ness to fall into the figure as softly
as muslin, and yet the American dress
makers and tai!orS insisted upon fla
ing the tailor-made skirts out from the
waistlne and hips and putting into
them an unnecessary amount Of full
ness.
Manufacturers continued to make
stiffened pctticoats, and those who
were interested in crinollnes advanced
them weekly as an aid to the new
styles. Now, who wants a pettieOat
or a bit of crinoline? The latter Is
tabooed and the former is discarded
or ignored.
The manufacturers in France have
seen to 1t that the new fabrics carry
out the new silhouette. They are not
able to flare. They are too soft. They
are woven SO that they will reveal
rather than conceal, the lines of the
figure. The skirts are not narrow. but
they are not unusually full, and they
hang limp from the waist.
The women of France also length
and this is sure forerunner OF what
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Last Seasons Fashions Dead.

II n woman Is able TO struggle
through the next few months wlthou,
buying new clothes and still remain
sufficiently in fashion, she will have
to place all her rui!lcs on her street
clothes. There are few evening gowns
on this continent that Will be able 10
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26
Silhouette Is Made a Feature OF
the Latest Edict of Fash.
ion Leaders.
VAMPIRE" EFFECT IS SEEN
Changes In Costumes Which Are to Be
Considered 1.-THE Thing" Have
Been Many and Varied-Ruf.
fies a Serious Part Of
the New Styles

Whatever we may do about house
and street frocks, 1t looks as though
the new silhouette for the evening
will struggle itself into first place. 1t
Is neither medieval nor first empire,
but 1t has enough Of both In it to be
entirely lovely.
Anything that makes the figure bulge
ut any part of its length Is wrong.
Probably, this is IL good summary of
the truth to be remembered by the
woman who goes shopping.
The large majority of the evening
gowns would make one believe that
the popularity of Theda Bara in the
moving pictures had revived the vam-
pire in social life. 1t has been quite
some time since fashion allowed wom-
en- to have clinging clothes that swirled
around the ankles, outlined the hips,
neglected to cover the upper part of
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26

terms" she objected. There is such
a thing as moral courage. and moral
courage Is never without effect"
All" | smiled. you advise me to
Kill neither him nor myself, but to let
him Kill me. held up my hand
as she was about to speak. For NOR.
al courage Is worthless asset on
this little floating world. Leach, one
OF the men who we're murdered had
moral courage to an unusual degree
So had the other man, Johnson Not
only did 1t not stand them In good
stead. but It destroyed them And
so with me II should exercise what
little moral courage | may possess.
You must understand. Miss Brew.
ster. and understand clearly, that this
man Is monster. He Is without con.
science. Nothing is sacred to him.
nothing IL too terrible for him to do
1t was due to his within that | was de
taincd aboard In the first place. Ii Is
due to his within that | am still alive
| do nothing. can do nothing. because
! am slave to this monster, as you
hi' h'N 0Ai'' w nun, D''duS' tt
sire to live. as you will desire to live;
because | cannot fgh, and overcome
him. Just as you will not be able TO
fight and overcome him"
She waited for me to 20 on
Dispense with all the moral cour-
age you can" | said briskly. Don't
arouse this mans animosity BE quite
friendly with him. talk with him, dis
cuss literature and art with him-he
Is fond of such things. You will find
him an interested listener and no fool.
And for your own sake try to avoid
Witnessing. as much as you can. the
brutalities OF the ship. 1t will make
1t easier for you to act your part"
Il am to lie" she said in steady.
rcbcllious tones. by speech and &C
ton to lie"
Wolf Larsen had separated from
Latimer and was coming toward US
| was desperate.
Please. please understand me-"
said hurrlcdly, lowering my voice
AN your experience of men and things
is worthless here. You have already
managed me with your eyes. com.
manded me with them. But don't try
1t on Wolf Larsen. You could as cas-
lily control a lion. while he would make
mock of you. lie would have
always been proud OF the fact that |
discovered him" | said. turning the
conversation as Wolf Larsen stepped
on the poop and Joined us The cdi.
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~ sentiments and m almighty faith
In human Illusions l'y the way. Mr.
Van Wcydun. you'd better look In on
Cooky He's complaining and restless D
Thus "aa I huntly dismissed from
,hc poop. only TO find MuEridEr sleep
ing souudly from the morphine / had
given him made no haste to return
on deck and when did was graft
fed to see Miss brewster In animated
conversation with Wolf Larson As
say, tho sight gratlncI me She was
following my advice And yet wss
conscious OF slight shock or hurt
In that she was able to do the thing
had begged her to do and which She
had notably disllkcd.
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time. Smoke, But IN tell you what
III lay odds OF five to one it's the
Macedonia"
No one accepted his offer and he
went on. I'm which event. I'll lay ten
to one there's trouble breeding up"
No thank you" Latimer spoke up.
Il don't object to losing my money. but
like to get run for il. anyway.
Their. never was time when there
wasn't trouble when you and that
brother OF yours got together and I'll
lay twSuty to one on that"
CTO BE CONTINUED
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CHAP TER Xxx

layc winds, blowing fair, swiftly
drove tho Ghost northward into the
seal herd The hunting was pcrilous.
hu, the bonts, lowered day after day.
were swallowed up In the gray OBJ.
security, and wcro seen no more TIL
nightfall. and often not Ill long after,
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Il Is made Of black velvet with
band Of silver lace At hem and v.
shaped pieces Of green velvet under
the arms. There 10 an ornament back
and front, and shoulder straps made Of
emeralds and rhinestones.
we will do by Thanksgiving. There
Is not any strong evidence so far that
women have ripped out the hens OF
their skirts, but in few weeks the
skirt that we wore last winter will look
absurdly short and there will be an un.
comfortable feeling that will demand
the addition of II band of velvet or fur,
II the lem Is not wide enough to be
used to lengthcn II.
The season has been sccthing for
three weeks, and the experts are able
now to divide all the new French
gowns into classes.
Copyright by the Mcclure Newspaper
SyndiCltc.)
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BERNARD's BoRGiA GOWN.

cloth in green and gold, brocaded with
gold flowers. There is a train Of gold
lace which hangs from the waist.
the body and were followed by obcdi-
cnt trains that crawled in n serpentinc
manner to give emphasis to the vam-
pirc effect. And in addition to this sill
houcttc, there are seQuins and glitter
ing scales of red, yellow, blue and
black that are used to cover gowns.
intricate, swirling designs of metal
thread, hens heavily weighted by gor
gcous jewel work and girdlcs made of
sinuous, glittcring metals that have no
substance and body, but only color and
price. There are waving, lloating dra-
perics that reach to the fngertips in
stead of sleeves. There are gorgeous
Jewels worn with these gowns. gems
that are seductive and mysterious and
full of warm tones.
For two years we have exposed our
selves below the knees, and this season
we expose ourselves above the waist
and cover the legs. II is never question
of modcsty with fashion; 1t Is qucs-
ton oi which pnrt of the body shall be
uncovered. and there was II brief
period during last winter when the
scarcity OF material above and below
the wnistline arrived ut such II proper
ton tina, one was shocked into wonder
Ing what would be eliminated further.
There were gowns worn by young girls
in public which reminded one OF the
remark made by II Witty French wom-
m. who said that IL her skirts were
made by Cabot and her bodices by
Poirct her costume would consist OF II
girdlc.
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In peace times the army OF Amer
lean tourists In London numbers
100000.
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NJ A | N { D MUST
STAY At H D N |.
At END Of VAR


Washington Oa i6 Manned and
ci.ionloa s,ryiv,,.s of r8roooan bat.
tlefields win boat ior atmeslan at
tre patas ~ AnarB,u tn y4ln M lhp
close of fha var
Present immioration laua ~
rrale adso9stoo to cbec. he nirsx
of hepeles.l, ,r,nnl,d s,neet.1 r, AL.
lass with tba aoslsranon "a pe.se and
the hare ru nm ~ M dow.a t
Artinr Commissioners General M rt,-
migration Ilamptop ,odav
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DkRKEN YOUR
GRAY HAIR
Have Beautiful, Soft Hair of an
Even Dark Shade.

Not even a trace of gray shows in
your hair after a few applications OF
O Ban Hair Color Restorer to hair
and scalp. Q-Ban is no dye is harm
less, but makes scalp and hair heal
thy and restores the natural color
glands If your hair is gray streaked
with gray. faded dry. bleached. thin
or falling apply @ Ban as directed on
label Soon all your gray hair and
entire head OF hair gradually turns 20
an even. beautiful dark shade. leaving
all your hair healthy, fluffy. soft, ra-
diant. thick, full Of life, fascinating;
80 evenly dark and handsome no one
will suspect YOU used Q Ban. Also
stops daudruif and falling hair. Sold
on money back guarantee. only
soc for a big bottle at Eagle Drug
store. Guthrie Okla. Outoftown
people supplied by parcel post.
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PA\CHO VILLA
TO JOIN FORCES
WITH iEliA DIM
tcoNrIuue1 reo~ PACE ONE

(coNrlNue7 FRc" PAGE ONE
shows. This document refers to Rey
es Estrada and reads
81 eoncedo travelling pass to
Reyes Estrada with the object Of his
joining our forces and with re un-
derstandins that if he does not full
fill his promise within ten days he
will be considered as an enemy and
will expose his family TO be burned -
General Trevino is making every
preparation for another attack from
the Villa forces The hills near the
city are being entrenched and cannon
placed on the higher points out
posts are sent ont each night TO pre-
vent a surprise attack An infantry
division is now en- route from Parras
Coahuila. under command OF General
Jose Santos. .lElaA
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"Pep" Ginger
and Ambition for
Run Down" NJ en-
Weak, Nervous Women

A medicine that helps the weak.
nervous. hali-sick, ncrvr.ssafNcd men
and women, can De hoagh, o, any h,e
druggist by asking ior three grain
Caaomgne Tablets in sealed tubes az
one dollar per tube or six tubes Tor
hive dollafs-a full treatment.
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The Cache poatoifiee waa robbed
last night Five dollars in cash and
S@ worth " stamps are mleing
George aiiddlcion and Oscar Gaylor
young men Who gave their attreaaes
aa Prague afc beine held
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Wilder Improves

Lew Wilder sheriff OF Greek coun
~. who was shot in hatiie with an
outlaw at Sapulpa Thursday last con
tinues to Improve u is now said he
Is ont Of danger and unless eomplica
tions set in, viii recover.
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BEFORE TAKING

You have headaches. hackaches,
shattered nerves Your ambition is
gone. eNiremities cold or numb. heart
tnucrs Kidneys inactive vitality low,
confidence gone. lie seems hopeless.
spondcncy attacks you ~ your
lricnds desert you, you're not Interest,"
mg. energetic, tull of life aud vitality
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Senator Owen Tuesdan

Senator Il + owen wii mako two
speeches in oklahoma CITY rneada}
Hubert !. Bolon, who managed Sen
ator Owens campaign for senator an
nomcod today TINT tho semtor would
make several speeches 10 the state
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Aeroplane Solicitor" Released
W s Hin. charged with securing
money under pretense of soliciting for
an army aeroplanc was released at
Tulsa Yesterday after being held sew
eral months
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sixty automobiles have been
stolen from the streets of Tulsa 50
far this year Of that number ~
have been recovered aud but three
convictions resulted Tulsa people
are demanding better protection
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Mr. and Mrs Roy T. Porter of 1924
West Cleveland avenue announce the
birth OF twins Monday morning.
October 18TH The boy weighs seven
atd one half pourds ana Tho girl 1--WE
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y We your Old LIcthes
For the Poor.
Wheu cleaning house save on
clothing furniture. etc. that yan want
10 discard tor uho W W en- 4 io
distribute among lho poor Phone
nos aud your articles vii be- called
FOR
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