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Weekly journal-miner., 1916-08-16
FOREST CAMPS FOR SUMMER
 SUGGESTED
SUPERVISOR HINDERER OF LOCAL OFFICE TELLS OF MANY IDEAL LO- CATIONS NEAR HERE.
(From Thursdays Daily.)

Wlth the increasing popularlly or Prescott and vicinity as Summer re- sort, Forest Supervisor C. II. Hinder CT comes forward with the suggestion that many ideal locations for Sum- mer camps might be found in the Prescott and Verde National Forests.
 An enactment passed by congress last year enables people to occupy national forest lands for very small yearly rental. From one to five acres are allowed applicants for their Sum- mer camps provided they comply with few simple regulations of the de partment of agriculture.
 Supervisor Hinderer had the fol- lowing to say regarding suitable loca- tions for Summer camps:
 "The forest service has already sur veyed a number of Summer resident tracts along Oak creek on the Coco nino forest: in the Matazall and San Andrcas mountains on the Tonto forest, as we'll as along the Roosevelt lake: in the Catalina mountains on the Coronado forest; in the White mountains on the Apache forest, and in a number of places on the New Mexico forests. All the tracts have been applied for and leased about as fast as the forest service has been able to survey them.
 "On the Prescott National Forest there arc a number of desirable Sum- mer resident tracts which could be leased under the term occupancy act of March 4, 1915, but for the fact that mining claim locations interfere with the application of the act. There are desirable Summer resident areas along Groom creek, Indian creek, As pen. creek, Wolf creek, and on tho Hassayampa, convenient to good au- tomobile roads with plenty of good water, trees, and beautiful surround ings in the timber. Unfortunately for the Summer resident applicant, however, these places are partially covered by patented or unpatented mining claims.
 Tt is, therefore, not possible for the supervisor of the Prescott Ma. tional Forest to undertake the survey of Summer resident tracts on large scale in one locality as has been done on other forests in parts of Arizona and New Mexico, where the mineral location complication does not exist. The applications of the occupancy act will, therefore, have to be made the subject of individual application by each person who desires to take advantage of the provisions of the act and the forest supervisors office in Prescott will be glad to receive the applications of any person and to survey, secure the approval of, and lease any tract on the Prescott forest for Summer residence purposes when the tract has been proven to be free from mineral location and the appli- cant is willing to comply with the provisions of the occupancy act.
 Furthermore, it appears to me that aside from the provisions made by congress to lease areas within the Prescott forest for Summer residence that there is a great oppor- tunity for the owners of patented homestead claims and patented min ing claims in the Prescott forest, within reasonable distance of Pres colt, to utilize such claims for Sum- mer residence purposes by making proper provisions for water, santa ton, and for the necessities of Sum- mer residents"
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-08-16

relating to the alleged purchase of the whiskey.
 On the other hand, Rodgers was contradicted only by the sheriff s "spotters," and their evidence tended cnly to prove that w. w. Terry had left for Miami before the day which Rodgers alleged he purchased the whiskey.
Weekly journal-miner., 1916-08-16

For quick and artistic job work, the Journal-Miner is the place.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13
Giants Best Team
For Getting Runs

pfncial batting averages for the Ma
tioua league season o. 1876 show
Team Records.
Greatest number OF rIn- Now York
t'1 base hits RroollNu 1866, extra
buses ON hits. Sew YORK lr-. tHo-ht.o
hits. Philadelphia. -2s. ,nr,'- uas, h't
Pittsburgh. gl. home runs. chicago. le.
stolen lH-,s. New York. zoos st,rl'Ic.
hIia. Brooklyn. 2V3
Most hits n one game. So Louis. %.
with total OF -7. rn first came At ST.
Louis August ~ IS Pittsburgh Mos
total bases IN one game, Cincinnati
including six doubles. two triples and
one home run. a. Boston september 90.
- Louis stole II bases IN second gam
uf August l3 ys + ushIrgh
individual Records
Greatest number ~ runs. Burns. N'v
York. lOl. sacrifice hit. tlark &c., 'hro,
leading base stcalcrs, CAREY b3. kHuft
io Boschcr. 80 Most single hits. Chase
lNi: two-hasc hits. Ni"honf A.. three.
base hltf. HlnChm1u. Is. home nuns
Rnhortsou nud T. williams, g. each
Most extra bases. WhoUl s. lttd.u,
batting f'ut llornshN. az Gin, urlt
June .N hlts ~ times ~ hat tutl, ,
10 h1s"s. including triple, aud ! huw
ron. on Pitchers Ion'y. Dale ku,il.
ana schulz
Burns. Sew York. kouc',hy and Guf
nm participated IN AN games PLAYED b'
their respective clubs Guifth plst.,
seouud season with Cincinnati without
missing "a game talj cousccltly" games
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13
Friends Come
to See Ferns
Meet COnners
Perry People Believe Wildcat
viii Be Able TO Stage a
Comeback WeIterweightS
Ready for TonightS Mill

Memories uf tho oldcn day, when tho
boxing game Wa flourlshlng once be
fore Ia Oklahoma city were revived when
some twenty Perry and Red Rock Nstic
fans hllEhtcS from the south bound San
tH Zee TO see Wild cat Ferns tanglc with
Jimmie Conncrs OF Kansas city In IN"
main event Of the y. NJ \ A. boxing
program tonight
Forms and his friends are confident
thnt h' viii be- able to stage one Of those
most rare r.ug oomcbncks They snN
thot ho has showed all OF his old-timc
fir" In his training aud share his belief
mat year out Of the game has been
II blessing 10 him,
Roth boys DECLARED this morning that
they were under tho lib-pound mark
and resting easily until called into the
arena tonight Cortncrs apparently has
strength In his favor. bpt Ferns looks tc
be faster.
This viii he Ferns first appearance
here since 1911 when he departed after
scoring eleven knu"kouts In seventeen
bouts TO seek the welterweieht champion
ship Coun"rs VIII he seconded tonight
by Jimmie Kelley. one Of Ferns knock.
out victims
Tho sem -Wndup Of ten rounds win he
another wcltrrwcight affair between Rer
Miller and lid Price. Both are good
boxers
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13
As For Ar.Amerlcar Talent

We Obser," vhctc one critic, Ia pick
ing All.American haCkficld material. saws
lie Gore, Casey md Berry are three Ger
tnintlcs, with Pittsburgh University to l."
figured In
Not enough hut critics upon whose
opinion We Can rely tell us that Chirk
Harley. of Ohio state. aud Everett Strup-
per of Georgia Tech. arc two OF the
greatest haiibacks they have ever seen
These two men are undouht edly among
tho great players OF the year But they
might he two or three times ms good and
stu miss foothold upon the Ni-Amcri-
can ladder
For AL NmcrIcanism I'm football IL
after all, fully as much a matter Of locn.
tlon ana press ngtn'lug as n ls Of ability
Az W. understand 1t from n number
OF fans who wagcrrd ON Brooklyu In the
last world series, u recount should he
called at once. Adopting the politlcal
attitude, they concede nothing And re-
suits have no value NJ nll
This tip Is slipped TO the National Com
mish for what II Ia worth There may he
some way TO throw Out the two games
Ernie Shore won on the idea that he was
repeater
Where do YOU get hits stuff" writes
!. s. r. about western stars ir foot
Wen. among others u IRE were sheylIn
, and Hetelnngcr Of Minnesota, UnI.on
of Nebraska. Thorpe Of indian Territory.
SnaN. n,'.n VI i,ll'lu'N. anu some iltteen
or r,BmN ,tiH. DINERS VINO brought their
,uo'p.,i hnlny rom 'hc lnlddic west TO
NV """noc Scapoaru'
e,.,.t 81, 4,
york and Ann krhnr alr.,s'' ln%"s "n Nv Nv
MichIsan's ,uncrio,ir over pa,r.Vt,,
ancnt thar rn,,in, ,u, w., 10, ~ ,'"..ia ~ "
FOR me, no .nid scmi. of,,rlnii,. 'ut, ,. Say
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13
Ydle's Stock
Tunbles and
RivaPs Rises
Harvard Tayoritc for Eastern
Gddiro0 Ho0orS| Bulldog
Will Have Trouble Chewing
Up Tigers This Week

NEW YORK, Nov la-Ihryard7 3-to-
o victory over Princeton Saturday and
Wales 2l-to-6 defeat at the harIs "
Brown, has plunged Bulldog stock 10 tho
lowest level ~ n" season and has sent
the Crimsous prices 10 the highest. A
q matter ~ tact. ul,ulN ~ money will he
wagcrcd this week tha, the Tiger win gct
all the better of the tus,lr with g." BIll.
dog next Saturday.
Yales Defeat Surprise
Nulc's sorry showing was Il hrlNr blow
90 her supporters Starting the season
with the best prospects OF an while the
Crimsou machine was all torn ~ pieces
by the graduation ~ some hulf dozen
stars and crippled hF the inability ~
Percy luughtun 10 ttitr care Of the cart,
coaching Val. graduates and undergrad
urte7 believed the tim" bad come for
Nul, To- shake OF llVryurts s. grip but
Huughtou has returned to Harvard. he
has developed stars to TAX" the plau" ot
those graduated and hu hIf built NJ an
aggressive machine thtt hut proved SUI
pcrior to that NJ to last Saturday an
victorious veteran team ~ Tigers. Tad
Jones AZ Yale. on IN" other hand. has not
been able 20 put the tght into the Hnl
dog that s necessary 10 victory on the
gridiron and Yale will 80 in o the great
est game OF tho year with the i'tl1u-
liou that Harvard has docidrd edge
ShlverlCk Saves Cornell.
Thanks TO IN" good, right boot uf Fritz
Shivcri,k. Cornell was uhl, TO gain tho
victory IN thy. most important iutcr-scc-
tional game Of he wcsk cornell made
but two touchdoWns 10 three for Mlch.
gan but ShlV,rlck booted three field
goals and won the game. - 20 90
Dartmouth and HrnnN klnIa p'nycd o
7-to-i tie
Glenn Warmers Pittsburgh machine
ground out a victory over WasHingtor
and jefferson. o. 10 q
The Army beat Maine, II 10 g. and tho
Navy truunccd the Nor'h Carolina hgRic'
80 To o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13
SOOners Face
Foe
Neat SUturdaY
Kansas AggieS Beat Missouri
and Missouri Won From
Oklahoma; Owen Machine
Must Be improved,

Unless Bennlc owen has been able to
improve his young machine nightly. the
SoOnorS are IN Tor another trimming next
Saturday when the Kansas Agglcs come
~ Norman Missouri oUtpll ed IN Soon
ers by wide margin f,R wecrS ago
and Won % TO ~ Last Saturday Missouri
losi to,th" Kansas Aggtcs 6 to + 90 that
the Oklahomaus must show h.g i'm
provpmeut n they are 10 win an inter
state contest
Last Saturday tho Sooncrs amothcrcd
kiugfshor college. but IN, play as "a
Who'll" was too ragged COR much ouCbur-
ngcmcut d"spir" tho $500 victory.
once the Congrcgation7lists we're within
few feet Of touchdown.
\ second defeat Tor the season was
written against Central normal = turdty
when the Edmond team received the short
end Of 4 3i-to-G score pt saltwater.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13

Speaking ot John II Ncmohis. men
toned nbovc by J. y T, Princeton VII
entertain him next Saturday at Prince
ton lie may register upon the Nassau
book rs Eiihu Yale but Nassau know s
better Whether " is from force ot
habit, or what " maybe something else.
rrincctons showing against Yale hHs
been nothing for Princeton TO cheer
about This IL betraying no confidence.
No one knows this better than Prince
ton. But along this line speedy Rush
has been working In the right way, Mt
tempting to dlspel the old idea that any
hoodoo exists. And II we have bet
ter eleven this time" says Rush. I'VE II
win. There will be no more OF that stuff
about Il better Princeton losing TO a
weaker Yale eleven"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13
Mf@S3ERI]A]TGGHT 3 ER[2R[;{I];A!,]GG s.!

lion, a tiger or rhinoccro" II hc wins
these three bouts W. arr still wiling TO
take even money against him ON a boa
constructor or % python.
The tough part about advocating a new
world series slstrm f. this anyone
should devise the finest scheme possible
he would never be able to shove the
same through the imaginntions q the
baseball tribunal THIS tribunal IS not
only willing to let well enough alone, but
II Us also content to let bad enough re
main exactly ns II u.s.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13

Tackle ~
When a runner comes Your way
In the Field Of Open Play,
Yards are precious don't delay -
Tackle him
Man behind may try and miss
You've been waiting long for this.
Spring and fling the Nemesis,
Tackle him
When the Big job ~ at hand,
summon action. summon sand.
SHmmon self-reliancc, and
Tackle him
Fate had other men 10 choose,
You are favored, win or lose
start begin to IN your rhocs,
Tackle him
J II, T
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13

Not so very many experts recognize
western talent In an Gll-AmcriCan foot
bah way
And not 80 very many experts rccor-
nizod Western voting talent IN the late
Presidential race
But the last returns seemed to iudi-
cnt" That when n came to a matter ~
hgurna In the hurly- burly, the West
at least had n fnirly audible fay-so
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13

Sir nave Just cis,oyer"d the secret
Of good pgtuug Pick ont the right line
and the right distance and hit the ball
hard enough TO so that FAR. II n ever
fails IN swallow pu'tcr " ". L.
II everyone adopted this fystrT. what
would become OF the games greatest niihl
VIZ 1.-THE puts wouldn't drop,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13

Unpaid telephone bill, tor the month
of November are past due Ii not paid
by 5p m oithc 18th service will be dis.
continued Pioneer TEL & TEL Co-Ady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13
Percy H0ughton Miracle Mon
OF Football; Makes Harvard


W." 1Ol,N, nov lA-Thc greatness
of Percy Htuguton a. a Coach nevsr
hoa hr,, mar, ,,..,,,. ,.,-,,
,'"P "'''''e""',"
"''N ''N season HIS power to weld
together any kind ~ material into a
rrc,, ,I,,.o,. sh,,,... - ,o,,.
.,..-.. "''"e'' !" WV 'n''
IT, ''' 'n'' S'h'' ne mas been guiding
ih" crimson sklit IN the Sea Of Foot
ban
u..t
I',.r ."' was ''" bh'y WIN ms hase-
.'"'''"h .".'u''7 uITlng tHe tlrh thres
E'. I4' hN'.l"u camphlEn 10 give
,'7 ''I .'.aI attention 20 Harvard hut
ANY '" men Who know his system from
'h| p" 'nb ~" i"l' they could school
., .'H."n Warriors I'm tho wars ut
rd,r tho ,utorshIp OF the assistants.
Harvard won Two games and los, thu
third lu ,rh combat ihcy showed
nothing In ina v.,, ~ pr,,tHcss III,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13
Sport OF Kings" Hos Most
Successful Trottlng Season
~ Erark G. Menke.

NIw YORK. Nov l3Thc trot,lng
season OF 1919 probably was the most
succeNful In Jhc entire history OF the
sport OF kings
SO many records were established that
II would take an adding machine TO total
all of them One after another the old
out and new ones posted And many of
these endured Tor onlN \ week or so,
when they too. were oft1Ccd hv some
newer burst OF speed hy one or another
Of the many remarkable horses that We're
cpmrcigncd in 1915
And from ont of tho dust of many
thrilling brushes. cmctgcs Tommy Muir
phy, Of poughkocpsic, To wear again tho
crown that goes 20 the champion rcins-
man Tho great New York state pilot
~ ,rotters and PAGERS won Nl,bb1 no dur-
ing tho season. which topped the sec
ond place Walter C'Long ShOtD Cox by
close to $4,000 90.
A summary Of the 1916, and com
parison with that Of 1918, follows.
Year Ing. iHss Races Heats Time Purse.
isiS 10 .oS -; sOSSS;i "ssi7S
Tho fastest average time Was made IN
Columbus. with 2:Oi 90, the sloNcst was
in Atlanta. where the average was
2'lO.0l The richest meeting was the
one IN Lexington. Nv, where Sbt2O.nO
In purse money Vns distributed Atlanta
VA. tho poor" moc,ing, tho awards
there to,nling only 'elS20 90
Tho winnings ~ tho leading drivers
fnllpUt.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13
BOXING

This week boasts more interesting
ring bouts than any six days previously
this fall Kid Ferns and Jimmie con
ncrs go ten rounds here tonight To-
morrow night Joe ltv'tS and Joe Ihomis
tauElc at New Orleans Jack brlitou
meets Ted Lewis IN - ,'' Ground bout
tt Boston. and Hob 4 nH ana blD
Miske fight ten fuuni NeN notk.
wcdnesday nlght sees johnny Dundr"
and Benny Leonard meet again, this
time In siN-Iound iilt In rhiladc'pn a.
BUCK Grouse and Jack Twin sullivan ts
puoth,r Nedn' SJny night hattie, Thurs
day night bring on carl Morris aud
Battling LCNinsky at Kansas city, Jim
Flynn and Joe Bonds twenty rounds at
Denver. and Joe HcrrIck and Tommy
Gibbons at Winnipeg.
Tommy Dixon will climb back into the
ring on the night before Thanksgiving
to face Harvey Thorpe In Kansas city.
Sammy Samson n trying to find some
iightwe ght Of class TO face Sailor kirk
in the u NJ A. A. main event next week
Kirk slipped over to Drumrlght few
days ago and Knocked out Clarence Dug
ley IN six rounds
- -
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13

n you have not received new telc-
phone book call cashiers office, pm
100, and a copy will be forwarded to
you.-Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13

AZ had been expected. Kendall had q
r"wp with the Kansas civ Veterinary
college, rolling up a score of IS to :.
This week Baylor only once defeated
this season goes TO saltwater to plny tho
Aggles and Kendall Is called upon to face
the Haskell Indians
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-11-13

Before labelling Jess willard ns unhcni.
able. why not have him win tho chnn
piuu-hlp ~ his own cvrtpl the circus
How many decisions has no got lycr a
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
1000 CARRANZA
TROOPS To VILLA
Entire Garrison at Chihuahua Under
General Herrera Revolt and Go
over TO Villa Side.
10Y Associated Press.l

San Antonio. Tex, March 23.-Eyen
though unconfirmed. the report that
General Luis Herrera. commanding
1000 men at chihuahua. had aligned
himself with Francisco villa against
the United States was received Wed.
nesday with grave concern by General
Funston and his staff.
The long intervals between General
Pershing's reports already had keyed
the tension n bit. although General
Funston and his chief OF staff con.
tinued to profess the belief that all
was well with the troops below Casas
Grandes, but the report from Chihua'
hua made insignificant any anxiety
they might have felt concerning Gen
eral Pershing's operations.
Officially and unoffi,ially the opin-
ion here was that II Herrera has
Joined villa the international situation
easily might be made so complex that
by comparison the pursuit Of villa
would be regarded as incidental.
Consul Beltran OF Carranza's gov.
eminent received no report OF the re-
volt OF Herrera and he was inclined to
laugh at II as a border rumor"
According to the version reaching
here. Herrera was removed Monday
from command, and Immediately took
steps to ALLEVIATE his garrison. That
Carranza has enough loyal troops In
Northern Mexico TO drive him from
the city Of Chihuahua II he attempt
to hold the place WAS believed by mill
tary men here. but II was feared that
retention OF Chihuahua would not be
his plan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
FOR ARvlA. ON HER FIFTH BIRTH.
DAY.

You Eyes. you large and all.inQuiring
Eyes.
That look so obviously into me
And are not satisfied with what you
see
Tell me the worst and let us have no
lies:
Tell me the secret OF your scrutinies.
And OF myself. Am a Mystery
Am | a Boojum-or Just Company
What do you say? What do you think,
you Eyes?
You say not; but you think, beyond
doubt:
Aud YOU have the whole world Ia
think about.
With very little time for little
things.
So let il be. and let II all be fair
For YOU. and for the rest, who can
not share
Your gold Of unrevealed awakenings
Edwin Arlington Robinson.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
Edge Dry Goods Company
ELECTION NOTICE.

Whereas. the mayor OF the city OF
Bryan having. through official publ.
cation, ordered an election to be held
on the fourth (ithl day OF April. 1916.
for the purpose OF electing city OF.
fiicals the city council being DESTROYS
OF obtaining the views OF the people
as to whether a chicken ordinance
should be passed prohibiting the run.
ming at large OF chickens in the cor.
porate limits OF the city OF Bryan. the
qualified voters will be given the priv.
llege Of expressing their opinion
through the ballot on the aforesaid
date. II. T. SMITH.
Secretary, City OF Bryan.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23

A friend is a useful institution I
you don't use him too much.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
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Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
FOR RENT.
DISTRICT COURT.

The case OF the State Of Texas VS.
T. T. Dehart. charged by indictment
with the offense of assault with intent
10 murder. was called for trial this
afternoon and both state and defend
ant announced ready for trial. A jury
was selected and the state began the
introduction Of testimony at o'clock.
District Attorney W. c. Davis is rep
resenting the state and Hudson a
Hudson the defense Considerable in
terest is being manifested in the case
and a large crowd Is in attendance.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
bryan BOWLERs
| DEFEATED BRENNAN
Both Of eryan's Teams Were vletors.
Revenge for Recent Defeat by
Brennan Complete.

The Bryan bowling team got down
to bowling business" last night and
trounced the swift team from Bren-
ham by oreditable showing, thus get.
ting revenge" for the defeat suffered
at Brennan short time ago. The
contest began at 1880 o'clock. and
waxed warm and furious throughout.
witnessed by an unusually large crowd
OF spectators. including large dele
cation OF cadets from A. and NJ. Col
lege.
The teams from both BRENNAN and
Bryan made good showings. but the
final results was that the home boys
both the first and second teams
won the victory. S. Simpson succeed
ed In pillng up the high average score
for Bryan. while p. J.. Lemm won ne
same honors for BRENNAN. MIR. Lemm
Is the BRENNAN captain. while Pete
Saunders is at the head OF the Bryan
first team. Ed Martin is captain Of
Bryan's second team, while W. r.
Jahnke is Brenham's second team cap
tain.
The victory won last night has in
spired the Bryan boys with greater
zeal and a desire for more winnings,
and II is believed they will now be
gin to roll up victories from visiting
teams. as well as when they go to 9TH
or towns.
Last nights scores were as follows;
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23

Patriotism rarely consists OF yot'
Ing a straight ticket
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1916-03-23
SPECIAL NOTICE TO
BRYAN FOLKS

We wish 10 announce We are exclu.
slve Bryan agents for the simple mix.
ture OF buckthorn bark. glycerlne. etc,
known as Adlerl.ka. This remedy.
used successfully for appendicitis. Is
the most THOROUGH bowel cleanser
we ever sold. II is so powerful that
ONE SPOONFUL relieves almost
ANY CASE OF constipation, sour or
gassy stomach. Adler-I-ka never gripes,
is safe to use and the INSTANT action
is surprising. Il. Il. Emmel. Druggist.