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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
NEW YORK

NEW YORK. Oct ~ --Thr cotton maj
kci was very nervous uud irregular early
today The opening was a. points higher
on October, which sold at - soc, u new
high record for the Eeason hut . points
higher 20 points lower on utor months
aud there Was evidently u disposition to
take profits on lpug accounts. The fan
uro Of the weather mur to show any
severe frOstS In the cns,Uru belt aud IN"
appearance OF incUosod selling around
IN ring doubtless accounted for part Of
the realizing and before the end Of the
frs, hour December had reacted from
~ 10 to .Gi5C and January from 90 Sac
10 20 2ir, or about Is to 20 points urt
lower
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Cases Against Milk
Dealers Continued

At the rcqucs, ul q. ! Mullen, ciy
milk inspector. the two case, again I
the White House Dalrv ouc charging
selling illegal milk and the other
charging selling milk labelled 'raNcur
iycd milk when the bottle, ,o labelled
did not contain pd,lcutlcd milk, W,rc
continued until tumur,ow morning Nr
Hurt, proprietor ol the White Iluu,c
DAIRY was ~ count ui announced
NE was ready ior ulal hu Mr. Mull,l
AID he did NOT ha,, IN. evidence
NJ the request ul M, defendant, Dh
Ease against HN.m Martini g.. m,li
dllr,man who Mr. Nu'lD charge, WlDD
operating dalr, v'U"n 4 ltlu,r Nl.
continued until OlyU, D..
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
PROBE OF HOUSTON
RIOT IS complete

san ANTONIO Texas, Oct 10
The southern department was advised
hv Col Wilson Chase. commander nj
the Twenty fourth inian,r, (cgrol At
Columbus, y NJ, that preliminary In
,c,ugatiou OF the recent Houston riot
had been completed and tha, report
would reach departmental headquarters
IN a icv day,
Colonel Cha.c's message did not give
IN, number oi men to be tried but II IS
understood here the total will be ap-
provimatcN liO
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
FUEL IS SHORT ON
GERMAN RAILWAYS

LONDON, Oct. l0-Thc German
RAILWAYS are faced with great short
aye oi fuel and drastic limitation OF
traffic has begun, according to reports
reaching here.
The railroads propose to levy heavy
excess fares on express trains 80 as to
discourage all except unavoidable bus-
ness journeys.
The Nurt,emhcrg railways will
charge heavy excess fares for traffic
on Saturday afternoons and Sundays
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
ARMY BUYING OF
LIBERTY BONDS CUT

SAN ANTONIO, Texas, Oct 10
liberty loan subscription, among sol.
dicrs Of the Ninetieth division, national
army. were stopped yesterday pending
information from the war department
whether the soldiers may make allot-
mcnts Of their salaries to banks for
payments on the bonds,
Mai. Gen. J. W Ruckcman, com
mandcr OF the southern department, also
asks the war department to rule whether
soldiers may Withdraw lund, ON deposit
with army paymaStcrs Tor payment ON
ihcriN hnndS
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
.|NDUSTRIALS FALL.
IN STOCK TRADING.
War Groups Sustain Losses
From One to Two Points,

NEW YORK. Oct 10 A further slump
Of ~ points In People On, 10 ~ on
suspension of tho dividend was the over
shadowing feature OF today'r curly deal
iurs on the stock exchange. OHIO Gas
droppcd o., points and l.aCcldc 'ins .
Changes elsewhere we're mainly down.
ward. coppers. shipplugs and oils, to-
hnccos and tho general war group Eus-
taIninr losses ranging from substantial
fractions to 2ig points. United Stntes
steel hardened ~ the outset, but YIELD
,d later with ullicd industrials, and rails
WtIp IRREGULAR.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
COTTON FLUTTERS
UNDER ATTACKS
Realizing Meets Market I'M
prOycment at Opening,

NEW ORLEANS. oct 10 Cotton
opened slightly higher here today on cuu.
'luu"d cold weather over the belt stand
,ns 20 y toiut5 NJ around IN" call
hrhl'tlug nct the improvement aud o.
Quiek break Tesrted At the end Of
the irN ldlf hour prices were T. to II
points under Yesterday close
selling Increased ~ volume and got
met only hy u moderate dcmNud lu
M" trading NJ TO noon the d,,lmr was
w'dcucd To- - to - points
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
LIVE RpOoL.

LIVERPOOL, oct 10 COTTON spot
quiet, price. rrm Good nlddling 20 0id.
low mldtlinH l95id, good ordinary Is s?d
ordinary lS I'd Sales = 900 bales. lncud-
ing 9lO0 American, receipts 5000 bales.
40 American. Futures closed easy, new
contracts. january ~ O6d March II sod
MAY ~ sod old contracts tfiNcd pricesh
October N 1,d, December january lsd
January February II god March Aprll
lI.12d. May June Il sod
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
ST LOUIS

Loo. McndN Light. tlg0rnI25u, pi =
50 rNlN 80, miNrd and butchers. 81" 20
n l9.in. good heavy. Sl9GOnla1O; I'm X
N'o'Hl170 CATTLE. K"ccipts, 1000
PROSPECTS. strong Native beef steers.
- ''I "a, yoArlinE steers aud hett"is,
,VOu /, 90, cows, s. OOHi0.5O: tOckcrs
and feeders. I650nll So. Texas qunran-
tin" steers. Ib751 1850, fuir TO rim'
southern beet steers 900oil 1875. beef
cows aud heitcrs Sc oOu / 90; primo
\"nIllur steers and heifcrs. 81 50U 10 %.
nhliN" cnlN'a. t.i1m 1850 SHl,Er. Re-
'upiE. 5000. strong lambs, tl3 90 n
ll7', ewes. SO 50trll 10. wcthrrs. 81 50
al 81; Gamers and choppers. ii.oou
81 yu
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10

"1he owner 81 the automobile by
which ,uu we're struck has Compro.
missed your damage suit for $1,000
said the Lawyer "Oi this sum l. AZ
Your attorney, will take 500, while you
viii receive 500
But" protested Mr. Dubb, ~ fur
ni,hed the case. didn't J. while. yol
merely brought SUIT \
Sir" replied the Lawyer II take
brains and ,acn, and skill to handle 4
damage suit, bu' any la,hcad can wall,
IN from, Of a speeding automobile -
Luke McLuke.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
News From Nations Markets
Outside Livestock
KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS ClTY. Oc;. HOGS. Re
."iptS. lnoo stead, to - lowrr l'ulk.
tlNkon 10 ~; heavy. f9lOu SIS; lisht,
S.h l'u ~ n, uigr tl1.ouulN 90. CAT
TILE. Rr,"ipl' l7uO1. Including 800
Southcrtts; o. cadN to weak Irime fed
steers, tl5 Oud l. 40: dressed beet steers,
vi 1nu ~ %; southern steers, g oom II So,
cows, So.aUn rs, h,lfrrs s. 5Oltl3 ~,
iock"rs. g. 5Oul li.uu Cnlvcs. 81 50u
1890. SNEtp Receipts 5000; sicady
lambs. tl12iHiN N9i. ycsrlngr. No,Og
IL 1n, wothcrs. illOOul2 I0i ewes, 80 ut
pll Is. stO,kcrs s. Ohd dlS95
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
ONE STUDENT IN SEVEN DIES.
German Universities Hit Hard by
Army Service

COPENIIAGEN. OF total OF ~,
uOO German university students called
to the color, up to the conclusion of
the last iall and winter semester, hmO
have been reported as killed, according
to adyilcS received here from Berlin
Berlin university vas represented IN
Gcrm,nys fighting tanks by S2s' men
OF whom SO0 are dead Bonn unlvet
,i,y supplied jol7 or whom bi arc
killed The figures for some other uni
ycr,itieS follow
Heidelberg loi9 called mp, go killed /,
Munich. S2i5 called up 10 percent
killed Leipzig 500 called up, thI
KILLED
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Closing Quotations.
LEGALS.
Ia Answering Ads. Please Mention Iimr'
NOTICE OF SALE.


Notice la hereby given that In pur'
yuance OF an otier made by the Hon
oTahIe T. 4. Donne,l, Justice ot tao
Peace II and for Oklahoma city DIS
trlct. Oklahoma County state NJ okla
jonln. on the 2ith day Of August. 1911.
in an notion there pending wherein tho
state OF oklahoma l. platn'lt ana II. J..
yartcn ,t rl. were, defendants. same he,
IN. No 1929 In said court. We, the Board
county, State OF oklahoma, the offlc Is
having the following described propett ty
IN charge, viii on the 18th dry OF Octo-
bcr. 1917, nt two o'clock, i. NJ. ~ said
dny at the west front door OF the county
tsii In the city OF Oklahoma, OK omN
County and state, sell At open uutt, on
"a the highest hdder. Tor Gosh IN hand.
tho follow ing d"sottbed prfsoHal property
o-wit.
rlryen ron hcis; II .p,luFs; drcRs.
.r.. II mattresses , rugs; 70 pillows; /
lock. I roll top desk, ~ chHlrs; ~ bed
-heets. | couch: quits; d comforts. I
romhiuotion bookcase, I commoics: !
steel locker: . center tables; hmullrl: 3
bowls: ; pitchers; fye-gallon ~u'tlcs;
aIOp lars; ! water cooler; ! buzz fan /
reiling fan; . round tables; ! ice box; !
bucket: | step ladder; ! hall aud stair
csrpet Cuspdors ! small rug. win
dow shades: I high spire 9Si2 rugs; .
.o,ton aud hsir mattresses all-Cutton
mattresses . general mattresses. 10 pair
pillows: three watches
BOARD or COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
or OKLAHOMA COUNTY. OKLA
BY l.. l. sHRLDEN.
Chairman
Attest. TOM BODlNE.
(SEAIN County Clerk
q CNI,rpEy bsru,,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
PACKERS FACE
HEAVY ORDERS
Beef Cattle Scarce on Local
Market Receipts $3.50,
REC EIPTS TO-DAY

CATTLE Packers encountered cor
siderable dif'lcultv today IN t''ng orders
for beer cattle less thnn q a"hen l'ihH
Of steers being available I'm the t"''
sized mid week run Ih' t'.ull W.
steady prices prevailed on everything l'
10 KIN suyrrs got the most ut ih'lt
cattle In small lots 1t being anoihyr rush
of mixed loads with storhrr 'ail'' br'
Willing lots ot good cows sofa hrouuI
81 with $50 top on choice MINUS
S,ocl,crs yer. pl.utlful and haTd TO sell
trading being wrnk al the dcClm" ot oo,
on steers since Inst weeks clos" Stoch
cows ana hrifcrs are everywhere and 'nu
bc had ~ from SOC to 81 under me recon-
hiyh time Huycrs Of hr"edluk ch'l"
should NOT overlook this opportunity to
rlI their needs II has been months
since they could be had at as chap Il
price as today.
Closing Quotations.
Prices ~ the various grnhtH OF '"'N' NV
hppruNiuN trly follows,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. oct BUTTEH Tn.
changed EGGS Receipts 656i cases,
unchanged POTATOES Higher re
ce,pls 90 cars. Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Michigan bulk S.lOn is. do mcEs 81 20
nlae rot LTRN Alive lower, fowls -
20 unt.. ducks l9t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
DECREASE IS SEEN
IN Steel ORDERS

NEW YORK, oct 10 The untitled
tonnage on the books ol the United
state, Steel corporation last week was
oSBi7 tons,..d decrease ul Tj,S2
tons from August II, according 10 the
monthly statement OF the corporation,
issued TODAY
Elizabeth Nutlcy Flynn. who is re-
garicd as one oi the dominating iac.
tors IN the !. ". W. movement, began
her career a, the age Of 10 by appear
ing a, a soap box socialist orator in
New York and u,tetnS learned things
regarded as iar beyond her years
The street railway OF Iohnstown, Pa
is engaging women to take the place,
Nf the mntorncn and conductors who
have entered the army or gone to lh.
rpuc, ut mill, A. higher wages.
The Women, Railway Shop I'm
ployo' union he, h,cu organized 90
lIusburgh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
BRITISH TROOPS
HAVE HARD Time
Campaigns in Palestine and
MeSOpotamia Hard on Men,

Mel Bot RNE, Australia -- GORE
Spondcncc oi the Associated PrcSSD--
Ilard,hlp> and di>comioft> Of the Brit
iSh campaigns IN Palestine and Me-
opotamla are the themes ot many let
ters written by Australian soldiers
serving under the commands of Gen
cral Sir Archibald MURRAY IN Palestine
or Major General Maulc in Mesopo'
tamia
III YOU want ~ sec a muddle yuu
ought to see a Cancl convoy und'r
shell ire writes ono man from In"
vicinity oI Gaya ~ southern PaleStlu'
The native, who lead the oamels rnu
away at the first shot aud then the
white men try tp induce, 10y all tn"
profanity they can muster, those camclN
to hurry cut OF langc ur under the
CovcJ uf hill All the time good lives
arc being lost trying 10 save the convoy
which perhaps has the water supply
for thoua audS 81 men IN the firing line W
Flies More Than Plentiful
Dust, hca, and flies are the three
worst plaques vt Mesopoiamla, from
the soldiers standpoint writes ono Ut
the prlVatcs who suffered from them.
"To YOU" he adds, the flies would be
quite lncouCclyable They settle IN
great clusters ON everything some oi
them can sting and bite severely Wr!h
the coming oi n,ghtiall the ordInar,
flies disappear and the mosquitoes and
sand file, take thclr places.
THE sand ily > an luNidlouS plague
You have ~ wear very fine SuiioCit.
ing mesh ON your face. and at night YOU
mus, spray thin acid over your face
To get any peace The temperature
goes up from no to AZ degrees IN tie
shade The mornings work being don"
,uu I've m Your tent with the flap lp
\ ou almost gasp tor breath Nnylou,k
YOU awai, the voug down oi the sun
You wear toupcc or 4 wet towel Hu
Your head One very rarely wears
much clothing and YOU lead the simple
/ lie The heat takes all pride from
you You're ju.' bathcd IN dust an
sweat
SunS,roks Through Back
"Nou can gc, swnNrukr through the
small ol your back Inc hot wind, ba'
A, It ,s. i, better than the complc',
| stiffness. although it hounccS o'i th,
F ..,,I J,y,,py ,,uI md dus, all ,ts,
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Suns,roke Through Back.

'l0u can ~ sUnIlfOkt lhI0ugh ihc
small cl your back Inc ho, wind bal
a, II iS !, better than the complete
stiffness. although it hounccS oii the
earth iiug,ng sand and dust all over
YOU You eat sand and breathe II; ,0u
llc down m II, MS IN your mouth eyes,
ear, and rlu,hc, These things leave
McsopoDam'a burnt into your memory
,,t,y,t"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Produce Provisions

Nl"s' wv
KANSAS CITY, oct 10 Butter cs,
and poultry unchanged. Potatoes flrr
81 30U 80,
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NNTIrE IN eNIn


Notice ~ hereby given that I'm nu,sr-
nnrc ot an order NJ the Ius'lr, Cnuy, f.,
and for oklahoma city dlstrIc, otIa'
homa county, state of Oklahnm, h.for.
Robert w Mrupin Justice OF tho pc,ce
ON the 6,h day Of July. iol7, in an
action there pending. wherein tho sintc
~ oklahoma II plaintiff ana Al Frankiir
Ia defendant, same being No 2O9i I'm sl,I
court We. the BOARD of County Commis
,inuers oi oklahoma county, state q,
oklahoma the officers having tie oI'
lowing described propertN IN charge. Win
on the 18th day of October, 1917. nj
O'Clock p m, Of said day. at the west
front door ~ the county iail In OKLA
Iona city oklahoma county and state
II oklahoma, sell nj open auction TO tho
hlrhps, bidder for cash In hand. tho ful.
lowing described personal property. TO.
wit:
Two tents six chairs. one wheclhnrrow.
one AK. n number NJ dishes. ono Gas
stove, two tables, two cots, one bed and
noARr or couNTY COMMISSIONERS
or OKLAHOMA, COUNTY OKLA.
llOMh,
By T. l.. SItliLpEN.
Chairman
kuostt TOM HOnlNE.
tsENL County Clerk
By A. q. Catfrey. DEPUTY,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10

r.
Notice ~ hereby given that IN rur.
suanCe OF an order made hy Robert W
Mnupn. Justice of the Peace IN and for
oklahoma city District. oklahoma Coun-
ny and state of oklahoma. on the 18th
day Of June, 1871, In an action there
pending wherein the State Of oklahoma
~ plaintiff and J NJ DuprCc IL defend.
ant Same hcug No 2oN7 IN said court,
We the Board of County Commissioners
Of Oklahoma County, oklahoma. tho of.
flcers having the following described
property In charge. will. on tho 10Th day
~ October, 1917, nj Two o'clock, T.. NJ,
~ said day, at the west front DIOR ~ the
county JAN In oklahoma Ciy. bklnhoma
County and State oi oklahoma. sell al
open auction to tho highest bidder. for
nash I'm hand, the following desCr lbed
pcrsOnal property, iO-Wit.
Eight wash stands. two lresscrs. ono
ide hoard; four mattresses; four u ds
and springs; three dining tables: ono
lounge. four ruEs, fii'rrU chAits. on, 10,
- bedding ono Ia, OF dishes, cooking
utensils; one Io' " bowls and pitchers,
one electric pnno
HOARD or COlNTY CONINIISStD\IDS
or OKLAHOMA COUNTY. OKLA
HOMA
by l.. /. SHELDTN.
Chrirmtn
Attest: TOM RODiNI,
tSEAll Count, CI,rl
q CNTFpIY borrN ne
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Police Find Pants
but $50 Is Missing

\ PAIR oi papl, found In the ,md
at 2l7 West Ninth street Yesterday att
ernoon were today Identified b, llarn
kciscl As ms property Mr kci,rl ~.
ported 10 the police Yesterday mornnV
that hs residence Il, ~ West smith
stree, was entered Monday NIGH, and
his pant, taken from IN, bedroom
v hen found. It va, discovered that $50
had been removed from the pocket, oi
the pants
Grfman communications cntfmnl glMh
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German communications corrupt good
manners
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10

HOGS The hog market today was
anyvherc from weak 20 ljc lower TOP
was again Sl925. while the bulk Sold
Slr 7JulNN1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10

Prices N the various grades OF catue are
approximately As follows.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06

management. OF what use is large
cake Of soap when a small one. an
swers the same purpose? Why burn
the light when you are out Of the
room? Why soil expensive linen when
a little care would prevent?
If every employee in large office
wastes but one sheet Of paper a day,
and every guest burns hours Of need
less light, the yearly cost is enormous
If a hotel can save but cent room
a day on soap, it means a yearly saw
ing Of 81 800 in a hotel with 500 rooms
If every bundle that goes out Of de-
partment store has a cents worth OF
needless paper and twine, the loss Is a
large item in the firms annual profit
and loss account.
A certain restaurant found that il
cost $4,000 a year to supply bread
and butter gratis, and by charging but
ten cents for this service turned a loss
of $4,000 into a profit Of $50, 900. This
is good management, however much
we may grumble at the ten-cent tax
Success in business, success in life
is matter of applying thrift princi-
Piles to the little things. We often fol
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06

get that dimes make dollars. And as
waste comes up fast, so savings grow
apace. If you were allowed to go over
the books of any savings bank you
would find hundreds of accounts that
show steady, systematic saving. It
be but dollar or two week, but in
the long run it mounts up. Ascer-
tain young lawyer in New York who
was once pack peddler made it q
steady habit when q boy to save fifty
cents weekly, and he was as regular as
clock. It was the beginning Of a
successful career. Another young man
about to be married, saved five dollars
week for two years out Of a salary
Of fifteen dollars and never missed a
week.
The results Of such systematic work
will surprise even yourself? You know
that fifty times two make hundred,
but if you apply the principal to a
bank account, you are bound to believe
it. Little leaks can sink ship as well
as great hole in the bow, and do it
with less confusion. Little savings
can make you rich as well as a great
strike. The reason so many people
are poor is simply BECAUSE they can
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
HOME GARDEN HINTS

Vegetable seed for planting should
be ordered at once, so as to be on hand
as soon as the weather and condition
of the soil make planting possible. Be-
fore ordering seed the home gardener
would do well to look over his garden
plot, decide on the best location for
each vegetable, and determine how
much seed he will require for the space
available for each variety.
He will find it helpful to make a
rough plan of his garden on large
sheet Of wrapping paper. On this plan
he can indicate the spaces to be used
for each variety and also by means Of
colored pencils Or symbols show where
a second crop is to be planted or inter
planted between growing rows and
also arrange for the second and third
crops which are to follow those pre-
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
TALKS ON BANKING
(American Bankers Association)

"Don't take the top sheet" is the
order issued by large insurance
company to its employees when taking
stationery from the stock room. The
reason is, the top sheet is soiled and
dusty and must be thrown away, only
to leave another top sheet to become
soiled and wasted.
Over the electric button in large
hotel is the request: 1--WE would ap-
preciate the favor if you will turn out
the light when leaving the room" "
Some hotels furnish large cake Of
soap for each room daily, whether
the guest changes or not, the bulk Of
which is wasted, while other hotels
furnish small cake just large enough
for days use. Some hotels have the
heavy and costly counterpanes laun-
dered every day, while others have the
maids turn the covers back every
night to avoid soiling.
The reason for these small econo-
mics is not niggardliness, but good
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
AUDITOR GETS POINTS
J ON new TAX Law

County Auditor Geo. McNeal, who
attended meeting of county auditors
ct Columbus last week. received in
etructions from members of the state
tax commission on the work OF assess
ment that is to be made in Ohio this
spring. The assessments will be
started this month.
All stock and farm implements must
be listed this year. This is the first
year of voluntary listing of personal
property and the experiment will be
watched with much interest in the
state. Each property owner Is to be
Judge of his return, providing the re-
turn is made in specified time.
All real estate and new buildings
will be listed by the county auditor,
who is sole authority in fixing values
on such property.
Real estate will be re-appraised
when such is deemed advisable by the
county auditor. If a person desires
a re-appraisement against the judg-
ment Of the county auditor property
owner will be required to secure the
signatures Of twenty-five persons to a
petition, which will be filed with the
Individual complaints will be heard
BY the county board Of complaints,
which is composed Of auditor, treasur-
er, and president Of the board Of coun-
ty commissioners. In this county the
board will consist Of Auditor McNeal,
Treasurer Frank and Commissioner
Starr.
The law provides that no increase in
valuation Of real estate or personal
property can be made until the prop
erty owner has been notified Of such
The new point Of law is that each
property owner is his own assessor
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06
HOW APPENDICITIS
CAN BE PREVENTED

Medina people should know that q
few doses Of simple buckthorn bark,
glycerine, ETC., as mixed in Adler-i-ka,
often relieve or prevent appendicitis.
This simple mixture removes such sur
prising foul matter that ONE SPOON
Full relieves almost ANY CASE con-
stipation, sour stomach or gas. A
short treatment helps chronic stomach
trouble. Adler-i-ka has easiet and most
thorough action of anything we ever
sold. w. J. WALL, Druggist. a
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06

"It May Be Your Daughter" is
the thrilling photo play at the Prin-
cess, Thursday night, April IL, which
has for its motive the bettering Of the
American home. adv.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06

Attention is called to the public sale
announcements, in this issue Of E. L.
Wing of Berea and the combination
Holstein sale at Oberlin, Of ]. B.
Dudley and others.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-04-06

not sstop the little leaks. They spend
little sums all the time. and In the
multitude Of little spendings reach .
total that proves disastrous. Thrift in
little things will maks you thrifty in
big ones. Watch yourself for q few
days and see how your money ,gets
away from you. You will surprise
even yourself. q