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Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-29
Signature of shipper. )

Sec. g. That whenever a shipment of wines for sacramnetal purposes shall have territory of Alaska the delivering agent of the transportation company must refuse to deliver the same unless it is accompanied hy the certificate prescribed in Sec. of ,.r>In the same is addressed or upon his written order. The transportation con-
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-29
l, ", ", AGENTS
 FACE UGLY CHARGE

Chicago, Dec. 24.-Rock salt contain ing poison and disease germs was shipped from St. Louis to cattle dealers in the South and West by agents of the I. w. w., was the charge made today by federal authorities.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-29

Skagway has donated s35,0o0 to the Second Liberty Loan, which, figuring the population at TOO, is $50 for each resident.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-29

FOR SALE-Dogteam and sled.
 Inquire Van Kirk. Power Plant.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-29

Tub and steam baths at all hours. Shy. der House, Flat.
Iditarod pioneer., 1917-12-29

pany must keep record Of all shipments and deliveries Of wines for sacramental purposes and must preserve for period of one year after their receipt all certl1l- cates accompanying such shipments and all written orders upon which deliveries may be made. Such records must be open to the inspection of the public at any time during of1lce hours.
 Sec 1O That any person who shall de- sire to purchase pure alcohol for sclehtllc, artistic or mechanical purposes shall apply to the district court aforesaid for pcrmt for that purpose. To procure Snch perlhit he shall make and file with the clerk or the district court statement in writing, under oath, stating thai he desires to pur- chase pure alcohol for scientific artistic or mechanical purposes as provided by this act, and giving his name and residence ana the place at which such pure alcohol is to be used.
 Sec. if. That if the judge of said dis trict court is satisfied of the good faith or the applicant he shall issue to said appli- cant a permit to purchase reasonable amount of pure alcohol for scientific, ar tistc or mechanical purposes. The origi, nal of said permit shall have attached thereto a duplicate copy, and each sha)i be numbered with the same number and be in substantially the following form:
 District Court, ~ ss Division' Terri <.~
 "-- -, residing at -,
 is hereby permitted to purchase pure
 alcohol in the amount of - (here
 insert quantity), to be used for sci-
 entiflc artistic or mechanical purposes.
 This permit can only be used for one
 purchase, and the copy thereof at
 tached hereto shall be conspicuousy
 pasted upon the package containing
 said alcohol, and this permit to pur-
 chase shall De void after ninety days
 from the date hereof.
 By order of the district court
 aforesaid.
 "Dated this - day of
 nineteen hundred and -.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-07-28
COULD HARDLY
STAND ALONE
Terrible Suffering From Headache,
Sideache, Backache, and Weak
ness, Relieved BY Cardui,
Says This Texas Lady.

Gonzales, Tex Mrs. Minnie Phil
pot, of this place, writes: Give years
ago was taken with a pain in my
left side. It was right under my
left rib. It would commence with an
aching and extend up into my left
shoulder and on down into my back.
BY that time the pain would be 80
severe I would have to take to bed,
and suffered usually about three days
...I suffered this way for three years,
and got to be a mere skeleton and was
30 weak could hardly stand alone
Was not able to go anywhere and had
to let my house work go. Il suffered
awful with pain in my back and I
had the headache all the time. I just
was unable to do a thing. My life
was q misery, my stomach got In an
awful condition, caused from taking
80 much medicine. suffered so much
pain. had just about given up all
hopes Of our getting anything to help
me.
One day Birthday Almanac was
thrown In my yard. After reading
its testimonials decided to try Car
dui, and am SO thankful that did,
for began to improve when on the
second bottle. II am now q well
woman and feeling fine and the cure
has been permanent for 1t has been
two years since my awful bad health.
I will always praise and recommend
CATdui." Try Cardui today. b &c
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-07-28
WINE At P|NAL
CONTINUES IN ORE

The winze being sunk from the in
termediate tunnel at Pinal Develop
ment company is now down over fifty
feet and continues to be entirely in
ore, with every indication that the
formation continues to depth. Sam
pies of the ore recently taken from
the bottom of the winze assayed over
81 per cent copper, which is about 10
per cent better than the previous as
says of ore from the upper workings.
Development work at Pinal is also
being pushed in the raise from the
main tunnel to intersect the ore-bear-
ing strata, but at present interest CEN
ters in the winze from the intermedi-
ate tunnel. The management Is hop
ing to ship some ore as soon as satis-
factory arrangements can be made
with the smelters to handle the ore
There are now about four cars of ore
on the dump, and with the new ore
coming from the winze it is growing
richer every day.
Since the recent striking of rich
ore at Pinal and the further develop
ment in the winze, there has been
noticeable Tightening up of the stock
locally. Stockholders are elated over
the recent developments, and are en-
thusiastic over the prospects for.
making a big mine at this property.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-07-28
MAcMILLIN TAKES
OVER SODA FOUNTAIN

Charles E. MacMillin has taken over
the soda fountain in his drug store,
which has been run for the past year
by Carl Smith, owner of the Chocolate
Shop. Mr.. MacMillin will carry a va
riety of ice cream and ices and is
contemplating enlarging. the present
capacity of the service. Mr.. Smith
will devote his entire time to the man
agement of the Chocolate Shop in the
future.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-07-28

Charles Bergstrom was visitor in
Phoenix last week. While in the CAPT
tai city he attended the wedding of his
sister.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-07-28

o. w. Nelson, a well known young
man about town, left Hayden the first
Of the week for an extended vacation
on the coast.
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-07-28

call to furnish men for the new Anne
ican armies is 80. As each count
will first call double the quota it |
to furnish, the first $40 men drawn
Pinal county will be the first one
called. If the county's quota is nc
made up from this number, additions
men will then be called. The nun
Oers and names of the first 624 me
1rawn in Pinal county follow:
258-R. v. Boyce (enlisted in L
Ariz. Infantry
2522-Teofilo Sandoval
458-C. H. Cole
1436-Jose Leon
2624-Pablo Valdivia
854-J. B. Gonzales
1894-Tomas Olivas
1878-Bud Owens
1095-Charlie Garcia
2022-Guadalupe Pagan
1455-Juan Lopez
783-Felix Franco
1813-Salvador Nunez
2787-Juan Yniquiez
185S-George Opitz
2389-Francisco Sotelo
1752-Eulogio Medina
2494-Jesus Samartin
1117-Guadalupe Hertado
1572-R. j. Martinez
2762-H. B. Ward
1748-Ruperto Martinez
2195-H. j. Rolfe
837-C. A. Figueroa
2036-Jakob Pecornic
S37-W. D. Butchee
676-Francisco nj. Badila
275-H. B. Bryant
1419-Mercedes Leon
509-Matio Chavez
1185-Joe R. Hobbs
564-Jose Cordova
2166-Ramon Ramirez
S4o-B0nLOn GIdSple
1913-Eladio Prez
596-Maximino Cruz
2620-Pedro Villaviscencio
1267-L. H. Jenkins
: 2184-Goronimo Ruiz
536-Daniel Canbal
1495-Pablo MARQUEE
2453-D. G.. Sanchez
548-R. A. Cook
126-Natividad Adame
1679-Juan Munoz
1237-Tomas Jiminez
784-Anselmo Felix
1732-Jesus Meneses
755-Medardo Forrasas
107-Francisco Alvaca
1546-Floyd May
1563-Antonio Marquee
2099-Juan Rosales
1369-H. E. London
2691-Manuel Valencia
616-Victor Delgadio
373-Felipe Cervantes
1676-Ramon Macias
1266-W. E. Jackson
1891-Everisto Ortega
775-Elberto Florez
2684-Jesus Villelo
486-Julian Cordova
692-Felipe Elizaldi
600-Forteno Camacho
1857. N. Plotts
810-Jesus Flores
1539-Victor Montgomery
2549-Francisco Tanori
1682-Jose Merino
507-Refugio Garlic
309-~John A. Burgeson
437-W. H. Chenoweth
1324-Gregorio Lopez
604-Juan Cervantes
43-Librado Arvizu
2181-Felipe Romero
1763-J. D. Martinez
1548-Florencio Mejia
1264-Tomas Jiminez
1066-Santago Garcia
924-Marcelino Garcia
2455-Donaciano Suazo
2501-H. G.. Sullivan
420-Francisco Gotta
1014-Miguel Garcia
1178-Christobal Herrera
514-Jose E. Collazo
2374-J. c. Soelle
433-Ignacio Colchado
1329-Frutoso Lopez
10-Carlos N. AbriI
2783-Andrew Ybafra
2756-Jno. I. Waddel
1045-E. C. Gordon
1031-Epifanio Gomez
1705-Rudolfo Madrigal
1331-Valentino Ledesma
1685-Juan Martinez
4S7-Natividad Garlic
LIFE HEALTH
4 NJ G. e.
Automobile Bonds
RAY, ARIZONA
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-07-28

2139-Carlos Reza
470-Santana Castanon
312-J. M. Bamuella
2693-Romerto Villasenor
1507-Pedro Martinez
1729-Francisco Moraza
1626-Hart Mullins
1284-Juan Jorquez
90-Juan Anberos
191-W. E. Brown
2430-Reynolds Soto
22O4-Francisco Reyes
2646-Jesus Valdez
477-Jesus Casio
1187-Trinidad Hernendez
2781-Martin Yniquez
1179-E. l.. Harshbarger
753-Eliasao Espinoza
2158-Miguel Ramirez
139-Pedro Aguera
856-P. w. Guerrero
2546-Suzano Fezo
1896 Modesto Pedrosda
168-Jesus Adame
1023-Domingo Gonzales
1932-Antonio Perez
1774-Ladislao Montana
424-J. C. Campos
840-M A. Federico
1347-Jose Lopez
25S5-Miguel Teyechea
1511-Sebastian Munive
2815-Ysidoro Zamora
1188-Pedro Hurtado
2845-Costulo Sanchez
2279-Gregorio ,Rosales
1884
2213-C. w. Redlin
657-Felix D. Dosal
1995-Jno. Perez
175-Felix Boaval
2147-Vincente Reynosa
300-G. w. Barrows
278-Harry S. Bennett
carbohydrates Rosales
2432-V. Soto
1021-Mauricio Guitterez
1622-Jose Morales
1240-Pastor Jiminez
2461-Iuis Sandoval
524-Agustin de la Cruz
2111-Jose Rodriguez
991-Eduardo Frizalva
1172-Felipe Hernendez
532-R. A. Chacon
1517-Blas Mejia
2623-Lionso Villareal
1851-Eu1alio Ortiz
1924-Bruno Perez
1139-P. w. Hackins
1214-Antonio Juarez
336-J. D. Bennett
2342-Antonio Soto
1952-Pablo Patron
212-Juan Biscana
1357-Jesus Lopez
49-Ynscencio Alcala
8-Aurelio Avila
2793-Domingo Ybana
2700-Ramon Veltran
2485-G. l.. Sarrick
1707-Antonio Murrieta
2039-Leandro Ponce
1160-Domingo Hernendez
1192-E. w. Heller
1861. F. Murielo
305-G. w. Botkin
1143-Edw. Hansen
557-J. c. Curry
1652-E. c. McGraw
1433-Geo Loncar
2143-Ysidro Sobledo
1910 Tomas Mercado
1798-Salvador Majera
622-Domingo Delgadillo
2409-J. R. Siquerios
585-Alberto Cubillas Jr.
2191-Senobio Ruiz
2071-Seveno Quesada
1464-J. E. Lane
1257-Thos. Jeusen
1077-Angel Gonzales
1961-Eduardo Palomino
2616-Fermino Villa
2551-J. ]. Forres
781-Jno. Francis
2131-U. M. Rodriguez
2666-Anselmo Villegas
2751-G. F. White
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-07-28

N1OSO-A. MOr0uO
2184-Postor Ruelas
1355-Manuel Lopez
103-Apolino Anaya
2196-Tranquilino Reynosa
2752-I. G.. Wilcox
1585-Jesus Munoz
1912-Ramon Jiminez
1102-C. C. Harsha
1627-Pascual Martinez
556-Ramon C. Cruz
1565-Cosme Moncallo
2109-Toma Rukavina
154-Clemente Arambula
1281-Chas. Jennings
51-Morencio Arredondo
717-Francisco Espinosa
1057-Simon Galindo.
1256-C. R. Johnson
30-Antonio Aveliar
199-Jorge Borbon
388-Nolberto Carlos
1423-Mike Label
2458-Maximo Soto
773-Hermanijildo Fernandez
Gosh. S. Carpenter
406-Sotero Casillas
2502-Enoco Savla
519-Miguel CLANCY
25-Jose Alvarado
392-Jose Corral
2081-Aurilio Rodriguez
2231-Tomas Reynosa
889-Juan Gonzales
383-Nicolas Cuellar
1166-Tom Hutchison
1712-Benito Mijares
2186-Victoria Renteria
588-Merced Camacho
2591-Martin Torres
856-P. w. Guerrero
705-Juan G. Espinosa
1346-Ramon Lomeli
2836-Jno. c.. Steggo1l
2263-Reyes Reynosa
, 2053-Leocadio Ponce
2051-Mucio Perez
576-Jose Carmelo
2023-S. A. Paulson
2566-Macedonio Forres
944-Francisco Garcia
1866-Jesus Orosco
1808-Dolores Noreiga
1943-Maurico Perez
1677-Aurelio Morales
2706-Miguel Velasquez z
122-Tirinidad Arguella
1783-B. J. McDonough
642-Robert Dobson
939-Jose Gonzales
1639-Ramon Menida
.222-Roy @. Beck
2364-Manuel Soto
1715-Enrique Mora
906-J. S. Gonzales
1337-Jose Lopez
2226-Aurelio Ramirez
700-Manuel Encinas
1250-Eugenio Jaurigui
1199-Gilberto Hernendez
2406-F. e. Stewart
297-C. E. Botkin
321-E. r. Byers
1628-Anton Magyar
2611-J. F. Urban
707-Camilo Elola
2559-M. A. Forres
1425-J. A. Lopez
1002-Fernando Gonzales
1151-Augustin Hernandez
1101-C. G. Higgins
368-D. L. Culling Jr.
974-M G. Ganett
1698-M. A. Moody
320-Walter S. Baterman
950-Filiciano Grijalba
926-Esequil Gomez
1010-Carlos Garcia
2827-Geo. Brown
1857-Diojenes Ortiz
919-Nepomuse Garcia
636-E. G. Davis
1919-Jose Placencia
2476-Manuel Sierra
1339-Leopoldo Lomeli
2405-Geronimo Sandobal
814-W. J. Friel
1175-Joe Homenia
738-H. W. Elliott
1167-B. D. Herbert
2652-Nabor Wales
1097-Monico Haro
1191-Chanc Hydukovich
1234-V. A. Jaurigui
1781-Geo. @. McCauley
136O-Domingo Lopez
S48-Justo Garcia
2323-Leonard Saunders
1118-J. c. Herrera
121-Jesus Anaya
2536-E. R. Shepherd
221-Zimon Beltran,
lOOO-f1. II. N01CQ
1537-Alejaudro Monies
1474-J. R. Lopez
1414-A. D. 'Legura
2283-Francisco Romero
2300-Nicolas Rincon
2732-C. A. Woods
1616-Jose Martinez
292-Francisco Boneras
822-Peter Ferrero
504-Rafael A. Castor
1064-J. M A. Gastelum
2557-O. F. Thing
1205-A. G. Holleman
2286-J. K. Ragsdale
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-07-28
NAMES Of FIRST MEN TO Be CALLED
FOR EXAMINATION IN P|NAL COUNTY

1323-Teofilo Loza
1847-M. S. Oteor
797-Jas L. Farraga
140-Diego Altos
2599-Pedro Tamarita
1536-Alfonso Mata
1933-Bernabe Perez
1723-W. o. Mills
2808-Anastacio Ynojose
1922-Ramon Peralta
1236-Bernaba Jiminez
2247-Longino l. Ruelas
POLY. F. Radilla
432-Atilano Corral
2719-Librado Villalobos
18-Flandiano Arangulo
672-Tomas Dominguez
927-W. T. Gregg
1484-Paul G. Markell
739-Lucas Encinas
1551-T M. Moore
601-Francisco Canada
1322-Manuel Lujon
1146-D. G. Hales
100-Juan Hernandez
2319-Francisco G. Ramos
1395-Benito Lopez
2479-Tomas Serna
606-Harold Colwell
182-Lauro Eustamente
1771-Arturo Mesa
513-Manuel C. Cortez
46-Esperidian Serrano
1020-Bassilio Guitterez
1651-R. H. McLellen
1099-Juventino Hernendez
1955-Dane Peinovich
2441-G. D. Selleck
2749-A. S. Williams
2628-Amado Valles
1636-W. H. Mcconnell
223-Ramon Becerra
2066-Gonzalo Quiroz
1441-Jose Leguna
ITO. P. Arnold Jr.
2330-Edurado Sesma
602-R. J. Clark
2675-Ambrocio Bega
390-Fernando Casillas
2233-Rosalio Rodriguez
75-Bonafacio Alcantar
1818-C. A. Nagle
772-Julio Flores
1456-E. M. Lewis
721-Miguel r. Estrada
1419-Mercedes Leon
2390-Bartolo Sanchez
7S6-Jose Flores
1549-Miguel Moreno
1476-Jose Losano
280-Webb S. Beauchamp
2322-Luis Salla
163-Elpidio AFRO
1292-Emil Kielberg Jr.
2730-Herman Werk
972-Alejo Galvan
983-Benito Gonzales
757-Rafael Fierros
966-Pedro Gutierrez
868-Alfonso Guerrero
2230-Catarino Ruis
2456-P. T. Shouts
32-Gustav Burt
2090-Donaciano Rabledo
379-Albino Cruz
1560-Serafin Miramontes
542-Faustino Cornejo
Sebastian Rodriguez
194-Thos. ]. Bromley
874-Gonzales Gomez
552-Jesus Garlic
2665-H. E. Veith
1300-P. E. o. Kronfeldt
2124-Benedicto Ruiz
1673-D. M. Mellardo
1887-F. B. Osborne
2707-Edvardo Viramontes
298-John Braca
2438-Bartolo Salas
675-L. C. Davidge
2132-Jesus Ruiz
1861. M. Marquee
1294-Ingles Heating
1184-Louis c. Hoon
1647-Jesus Marquee
2558-Wade Thurlo
1354-P. M. Sopez
1906-Maximiliano Perez
2017-F. M. Prince
343-R. L. Bollin +.
200S-Matias Ponce
2414-Apolinar Sotelo
1613-Asencsion Marquee I
2100-Filiberto Ruiz
982-V. A. Gilbert
2457-Rafael Sandoval
726-Bliss Farley
15-Eliazar Anaya
9G5-Juan Garcia
933-Ed. Gomez
2331-Julian Sanchez
1531-Ysmael Miramonte
2209-Francisco Romero
1288-Pete Kosovich
452-Leonardo Carlos
355-Ignacio Burruel
1843-Fernando Otero
530-Mat Crespa
809-Manuel Flores
2579-W. H. Taylor Jr.
1114-Frutoso NJ Herrera
2826-Silvestre Bracamontes
2607-Manuel Urena
2473-Binesto Seanez
1470-Louis Lomeli
645-Nicholas Diklich
The Arizona copper camp., 1917-07-28

1OfO-p. H. OlJlA
2662-Francisco Vasques
1570-Herbert McElroy
1817-Antonio Navarro
2577-Narciso Trinidad
770-Aug Moon Flon
882-Mariano Garcia
2078-Porfirio Cuirarte
677-Luka Derikuck
2119-Antonio Rosas
2360-A. B. Segura
749-Ramon Escalante
2269-Oscar Robbins
2592-Ynez Tabar
2758-G. E. yelling
1868-Jesus Orozco
1509-R. u. Mendez
1211-Julius Icapetti
525-Juan Cantu
1417-A. E. Saiten
1574-Gilberto Medina
2034-Eduardo Pinal
2434-Jesus Soliz
760-Paulo Fernandez
183-Jesus Bueno
56-Rosario Apodoca
1905 Saturnine Vizcarra
1276-C. R. Jameson
1791-Guadelupe Nunez
1956-Calisco Padilla
792-D. e. Farley
2128-Ramero Rivera
5-Antionio Arteago
35O-Antone Bettencourt
1580-Casiano Montanez
54-Francisco Acosta
269S-Pedro Villalobos
2365-E. d. Sellers
2615-Ismael Valdivia
87O-Rafael Gonzales
1741-Arnulfo Murieta
549-Frank Caplette
1132-Tereso Huerta
440-Michael Callogy
1485-Moresto Martinez
1674-Jose Martinez
741-Herbert p Edwards
1054-Felix Gonzales
Samuel Sesma
1275-G. J. FARRELL
2316-Sisto del Real
2225-Daniel Roldan
711-Adrian Alizondo
1022-Hopilito Gutierrez
841-Jesus Feliz
638-A. A. Duron
2795-Ramon Yanez
2454-Jose Santibanez
1032-Manuel Gutierrez
623-Felix Diaz
269-Joe e. Bryan
685-Antonio de Dios
1141-J. E. Heller
1134-Shirley Herbig
1O16--E. A. Henderson
1881. R. Maxey
3O5-G. w. Botkin
1430-Salvador Lozano
20O5-Ramon Ponce
493-W. W. Curyens
2448-E. R. Swinford
2108-Antonio Ramirez
1358-Archie Lewis
2503-Francisco Sandobal
923-Urbano Guzman
1305-Martin Kizer
341-J. L. Bennett
2517-Jesus Santo Maria
2376-Jose Santillan
2532-M. c. Sarion
1007-Jack Garrett
1764-Santiago Martinez
391-Norberto Chavez
1862. V. de Lara
2396-Goure Stojaich
353-W. A. H. Boykin
970-E. C. Gomez
637-Emilio Dozal
1675-Ong Mong
2024-Jose Padilla
260-Chas. H. Byram
1657-Manuel Mandivil
2055-Raomn Portos
1217-Marcos Juarez
571-W. F. Collums
1873-A. j. Orleman
488-Diego Castro
1543-Pedro Mendez
2102-Guillermo Ramos
704-Francisco Espinoza
72-Edmundo Anguilo
1053-Juan Garcia
1861. r. O'Donnell
4709-Enrique Marquee
356-Manuel Berlanga
112-Amado Armenia
1067-Albino Gallardo
2500-Albert Steele
2082-Salvador Reyna
2116-Refugio Rea
128-S. Apodaca
2012-Julian Perez
679-Daniel Dominguez
805-J. M. French
11-Juan Apolinar
900-Pablo Garcia
1981-Margarito Perez
1617-Miguel Murillo
2303-Antonio Ruiz
363-Aniceto Carlos
2421-Atanasio Sanchez
1287-Antonio Juarez
1142-C. T. Higgins
2495-Alejandro Sanschez
2439-C. c. Stanfield
1757-A Manubens
6-Rosalio Avelar
2796-Louis YneZ
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-21

derful worf,-and the result is that
"Gets-1t" is today the biggestseling
corn-remover in the whole wide world.
No matter how tough and obstinate
your corn or callus may be, you simply
apply 2 or 8 drops of "Gets-It" on it. It
dries at once. That's all you have to do.
You can put your sock or stocking and
shoe right on, and walk about as though
you had no corn at all. The corn begins
to loosen from the true flesh, and then you
can pick it right off like q banana peel
And your corn is gone!
There's Only One Genuine Corn
Peaer-@Gets-lf"
Why make it miserable for yourself BY
using the old waysi Try "Gets-It" once,
and you'll see the reason why it is today
the National Corn-Remedy Of America.
Refuse plasters, salves and "contrap-
tons" Do it the simple way that the
common-sense millions use,-buy "Gets-
It" and end your corn-misery without fail.
You needn't take our word for it-your
first trial of "Gets-It" will prove it to
you. Let no one tell you there is any corn
remover as good as "Gets-1t, there
isn't any. "Gets-It" does "an" the work
every time.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-21
6 G S =

Remember this,-"Geh.It" makes your
corn shrivel. It does not make your corn
swell up into a white, gristly button and
make corn-pains still more intense and I'M
bearable. It gets away from the bundle
toe. If you wear a" cotton ring or plas-
ter, it makes your corns pop-eyed and
bulge upward through the hole in the
corn-plaster,-it makes corns bigger, in
creases pressure and pain. None of that
with "GetsIt." You can dance in COM
fort with your corns on, if you have used
"Gets-It."
No More Fu.sins or Puttering With
Corns, If You Use "GetsIt"
You can forget you have any corns at
an, if you use NGets-It." It is unneces-
ssry to cut, jab, pick or eouse at your
corns any more in q desperate effort to
reduce the pain,-if You use "Gets-It."
Cutting corns, anyway, always makes
them grow faster, makes toes sore, often
makes them bleed, causing probable blood
poisoning and danger to life.
You Apply II in Two Seoonds
"Gets-It'' is the new way of getting nd
Of . corn. Millions Of corn-pestered peo-
pie have been quick to appreciate its won
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-21

No more walking sideways, o.. on the edge of your shoes
trying to get away from corns, With your face wincing from
minutes vacation, put 2 drops of magic "Gets-1t'' on, and put
your shoe and stocking or sock back on again. There's no
wrapping. Blessed relief You can walk about will ease
Immediately afterward-or kick-from sheer Joy!
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-21
Nothing Else as Simple, Easy and Painless as
"Gets-lt," the "Dead-Sure," Peellt-
Right-Off Corn Remedy.

~ ETS-IT'' for Corns and Calluses is one of the most
remarkable discoveries of any age. 1t has saved mill
lions from pain and agony. 1t has relieved the terrors
caused by the modern tight shoe. 1t has made joy-walkers
out of limpers. 1t has made the race smile.
Two drops of "GesIt' will start you to freedom from
So So p aS ii y; No SS,1 longer geq' need you r"o lay aside i ): Your ra& new shoss
because you are afraid of pressure on your corn.
1t Peels Your Corn Off in One Complete
Piece, Painlessly
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1917-06-21

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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
NEGROES TO FUNSTON
First Draft Quota of CoIored Troops
Into Training Today.

Camp Funston, Kan, Oct. 20.-Ne-
groes from all parts of Kansas who
have been certified for service in the
national army under the first draft be-
gan to arrive at the national army
cantonment here today A five-day
period has been allotted for the mo-
bilization of the negro troops.
Fewer than a hundred negroes are
expected to come to the camp from
towns and country districts of the
state. The percentage of negroes in
the Kansas contingent of the national
army is much smaller than the per-
centage of negroes in the population
of the state. This, it was explained, is
because the negro population is very
unevenly divided over the state. The
larger cities of the state, where the
negro population is concentrated,
have small draft quotas because of
the heavy army enlistments
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1917-10-20
STILL IN RACE?
Missouri Tigers Yet Have
Hopes of NJ. V. Championship.
Schultz Driving Men Hard
Since Aggie Defeat.

Columbia, Mo-, Oct. 2O.-Despite the
narrow margin by which Missouri won
from William Jewell-14 to 6-and
despite the TO defeat given the
Tigers on Rollins field Saturday by
the Kansas Aggies, Coach H F.
Schultz still hopes for a champion
ship eleven.
He has the backfield and part of the
line. Working until after the sun goes
down at night Schultz and Assistant
Coach Groves are giving every recruit
a chance to show ability as a 'stone
wall"
The backfield is veteran. Ridor,
Niner and Collins the latter the star
of the Missouri Kansas game last year,
are working together in good style.
Slusher and Bass, both part-time
workers on last years champion team,
are holding down the extremities.
Captain Hamilton is at center and will
form a pivot about which a great line
may be built.
But Coach Schultz is hunting guards
and tackles. With the backfield, ends
and middle positions taken care of, the
mentor is searching for men to fill the
gaps. Marshall and Whittenberg, both
of whom showed some class last year,
are being used in the line, but they are
the only ones who seem liable to hold
their positions thruout the season.
And besides these vacancies, the
team lacks a, seasoned quarterback.
Stankowski, the diminutive Pole, who
aided materially in making a smooth
machine out of last years aggregation
is in the army. Stevens and Morris,
both partly experienced, are calling
the numbers. One or the other is
likely to get a permanent berth.
But Schultz has a knack for find
ing men," Preston and Gallagher OF
IL
it is now up to Schultz to find" three
men and drive the rest until he builds
an organization that can meet the con-
tenders for Missouri valley honors or
an even footing. He has a big task
but he has made winners out of poor
earlY-season material before.