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Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
TOWN OF HULL, MASS,
 HAS CITY PORKERS
Providence JournaD

In response to appeals for more meat production, the town of Hull, Mass, is turning it's garbage into pork. Its com mittee of public safety some time ago advanced money to buy pigs, believing that the refuse from family Kitchens could be utilized in feeding them. The town now has 325 hogs in prime con- dition, and the experiment Is an nounced a success in every way. Garb- age has been collected and disposed of more cheaply than by former meth tods. and the pigs have thrived on it.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
INFLUENCE DOESN'T COUNT
Republican A. p. Leased wlre1

WASHINGTON, Oct. 27.-Reports that persons with Influence are se K ing to secure choiceespots and promo tions for friends and relatives in the national army prompeted Secretary haker today to instruct division com manders to direct attention of officers and men to regulations prohibiting ex- ercise of any influence except through proper military channels to obtain pIu- mc tion of other perferment
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
SENSATIONALISM ELM MATED
 IRepublican A. D. leased Wirel

ATLANTIC CITY. N. J., Oct. 27.- 'Sensationa levangelism' was officially eliminated from the Methodist Episco- pal church by the house of bishops at the concluding session of a special conference here today. Refusal met the proposal to lift the denominational ban upon dancing, theatres and such harmless, amuSementS.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

as Explosive D. said to be one of the most powerful known.
 We plan to take this invention up with the government and have it used against the Germans" said MT. Scama- horn Courtesy is now in the army. and I am looking after the matter for both.
 Courtesy was an elevator boy here. Schamahorn is an electrician in the IemplOy of the Washington Water Power comDanV
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
TWO THIRDS OF OIL
 IS PRODUCED IN U. s

Production of petroleum in the United States in 1916 was nearly double that of all other countries com bined. and the production in the United States and Mexico was three times that of all the rest of the world. Figures for other countries, except Russia, are insignificant in compari- son. The output of the principal countries last year, as compiled by the geological survey in Washington. is here shown;
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
RESERVE DECREASES
-RepubIican A.P. Leased Wire1

NEW YORK. Oct. 27-The actual condition of clearing house banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold S55.55S.6I0 reserve in excess of legal requirements. This is decrease of $2O, ,946, 300 from last week.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

Hook about a score of years ago. The armor pricing shell penetrated an eleven inch plate and tore the backing to pieces. The Gathmann shell burst against the face of the plate, but failed to do more than dent it in two in the last round The superiority of the ar nor piercing shell was thus estab- lished
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
NEW AIRPLANE GUN
 DISCHARGES BOMB

lSpokane Spokes;nan-R Review)
 Patents for what they call 'mul- tiple explosive aerial bomb" have been obtained by Henry l.. Courtesy and William A. Scamahorn, both of Spo- kane
 The invention. winch is intended 10
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
ALL ARE SAFE
TRepubIican A.P. Leased wire1

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 27.-All per sons aboard the American steamship Olympic which foundered during d gals last Tuesday in the Gulf of Campeche, are safe according to re- ports received here tonight.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

store. wouldn't use the burners and so-called superfluous hair removers sold They redtsn and irritate the skin. This is safe on any part of the body. You'll be more than satisfied
 GLORY-Try a teaspoonful of eggol in half cuJ of water, and use as a head wash. It dissolves away all scale. grease and dandruff. it's wonderful. Eggol will cost twenty five cents enough to make about twelve sham poos. There's nothing as good.
 MRS. F. o. G-Your hair ought to stop right away from falling if you will use my hair formula Every one who has tried it says it is perfectly astounding how it makes hair grow and stops hair falling. Get one ounce of beta -quinol from your druggist, and mix it with one pint of bay rum or if p,eferred in e-half pint each of water and alcohol Use this every day, and your dream of long, silky, beautiful hair will truly come true. In making up this mixture you will lind it will give you over a pint of the hair grower at a smaller cost than that Of any prepared hair treatment, and be- sides, you have the best you can get anywhere.
 MRS. "S. O. S."-You'lI have very few wrinkles left after q few days use of the following mixture, which you make yourself at home in a few min utes. To two ounces of eptol, which cost about fifty cents at any drug store, add two tablespOonfuls of glycerine, and mix in half pint of water Your skin will become fresh and plump and your friends will be remarking. not how old, but how young you look. Rub the cream well into the skin and you will soon find that the crows feet, deep lines of age and even habit wrinkles will he quickly leaving. It is really surprising.
 EXPECTAN TANT-There's no reason for any druggist not having the eptol for wrinkles and the neroxin for black heads The price of each is fifty cents. If you have any difficulty hereafter, send the price, fit ycents to "Secre- tarv to Valeska Suratt. Thompson Bldg, Chicago" and either article will be sent to you at once by mail-Ad- NertisAment
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28
i
 Complexion

store. I wouldn't use the burners and so- called superfluous hair removers sold They redtsn and irritate the skin This is safe on any part of the body You'll be more than satisfied.
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

 State of Arizona. MaricOpa County, sS: This instrument was acknowledged before me this 7th day of September. 1917. by Henry H. Schumarn, John Scarbauer, Paul Muller and Walter w. Petty.
 HERMAN LEWKOWITZ.
 Notary Public. 1QoA
Arizona republican., 1917-10-28

Totals
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1917-03-06

day when she was trying pretty Wig
OrOusly to tighten it the whole thing
came to pieces and Bertha saw a
piece Of paper sticking out of the hOl-
low space in the middle. It was so
tightly folded and firmly wedged in
that she had some difficulty in get
ting it out What was her amaze
ment to find a later will of her aunt,
leaving all her property to her well
loved niece, Bertha Townsend" Her
reason for this strange proceeding
was: 81 shall be able to see all that
goes on after l have passed over. l
wish to try these girls, though l am
quite sure my dearest child will be
faithful in the trust. Had she not
found the will in five years, an old
friend holds a letter which reveals
the secret, but which was not to be
opened until the time expired"
The will was properly pTobated, but
Bertha insisted she would take only
her share and the money must be di-
Vided into four parts. While the mat
ter was still pending, her lawyer try
ing to dissuade her from the folly Of
such a course, Murray Powers sud
denly appeared in the boarding house
parlOr. Bertha met him pleasantly,
but with considerable dignity. In
cidentally she congratulated him on
his engagement. He emphatically
denied there was any. why, came
to congratulate you on yours" he
said with a palpably forced effort to
be cheerful
It was her turn to deny her en-
gagement. Then a light broke in on
them both.
It's just bully, the way you've act
ed about this money" he said. "They
don't deserve a penny. But let them
have it if you wish it. I've been max
ing my pile up there. am my own
boss now, and if you'll only"
What was the use of going fur
Their? There's an old adge that says:
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
LOCAL ORGANIZATIONS
ASKED TO COOPERATE

Deer Lodge, April 10. The local
commercial organizations have re-
c"lycd communications from the do
partment Of commerce In Washington
asking them to cooperate In every
way with the department of agricul-
ture in its campaign 10 Increase the
crops Of the country. II is augg gted
that every organization have o corn-
mlttee on the production Of foodstuffg
.and that the assistance of wornrr's or
ganizations be enlisted IN the cam
paign. The food supply Of tho coJn.
try must be increased. the letters state.
for in the United States, as ln the
warr'ng countries of Europe 'hn af-
fccts of this struggle wIl Dc solt by
everyone and economic preparedness
viii greatlE lessen the burden that We
must carry.
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
HALF-BREED INDIAN
HANCEDAT SPOKANE
Mayberry Hanged at Military
Reservation Near Spokane
for Killing SquaW.

Spokane, April 19.-Edward May
berry a half breed Indian. was hanged
at Fort George Wright today by the
United States marshal He was con-
victed In the United States court ~
killing Alice Vivian, an Indian woman
on the Colville Indian reservation with
whom he had lived The killing tool;
place near Colyille.
Because the death penalty has beea
abolished In Washington the war de-
partment granted permission to the
United States marshal to hang May
berry on the reservation at Fort
George Wright which adjons Spokane.
President Wilson refused 10 commute
the sentence to life imprisonment.
The Mayberry case attracted ma
tional attention because the federal
marshal asked permission to hang the
man on the roof Of the federal building
here. This was refused.
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
TURKS ARE ARRESTED.

Helena, April 19-Six Turks, all
armed, were arrested at Wolf Creek
Tuesday night by Deputy Sheriff
George Wood and were brought to
Helena yesterday. They are sus-
pected of an attempt to wreck a work
train on the Great Northern branch
line to the Hotter dam, above Wolf
Creek. 1t Is alleged that they placed
a large amount of steel across the
tracks Monday night
It is likewise claimed that other
employees at the Zig water power
project overheard these same foreign
ers plotting to dynamite the coal
bunkers at the dam.
According TO residents o. Wolf
Creek, there has been trouble there
for the past several weeks. Malcon-
tents have been attempting to foment
trouble among the employees at the
dam and a close surveillance is being
kept of a number of aliens now
around Wolf Creek and the Hotter
dam
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
.sv.,. THE BUTTE DAILY POST
!: ::: ::':. :.,,,. DE E X / OD-GE
~ b u II Z A VI
RHODES PLEADS GUILTY
TO CHARGE OF FORGERY
Former Washington Convict is
Given Not Less Than One
Year in Prison.

Deer Lodge, April 19 George
Rhodes, who has been in jail several
months awaiting trial in the district
court for forgery, Yesterday through
his attorney, l.. w. Jordan, entered a
plea Of guilty and wa sentenced to
serve not less than year or more
than 1S months IN the state prison.
In the complaint which was filed some
time ago Rhodes wag charged with
having forged the name Of Johnnie
Eyre to several checks. totanine over
800, and with having passed them on
Deer Lodge merchants
lie was later arrested in washing
ton when reporting on his parole from
that state prison
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
NIGHT IN WAGON
TAKES TWO LIVES
Rancher and His Family Are
Caught in Blizzard and
Suffer Much.

special to the Post
Bis Timber, April 19.-George and
Frances Ilall, IS and 8 years old re-
spectively, son and daughter OF Mr..
ana Mrs. G. H. Hail, ranchers from
the Crazy mountains were frozen IA
uea'h saturday night in the presence
VI ahothef brother and their parents
Whlle they waited for a blizzard to
STOP and permit them to find their
way to their home. The brother. 13
years old, who was with the family
crawled into his mothers lap and bv
the warmth Of her body saved his life
although his hands and feet were
badly frozen.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hall, with the three
children, drove ID miles through the
crazy mountains from their ranch to
SprlnGdale FOR groceries. They were
a mile from home when the storm
broke. They were in a canyon and in
the drifting snow and high wind lost
their way.
MRS, Han wrapped the three children
In quilt in the rear OF the wagon and
she and her husband wrapped them
selves in flour sacks and another quilt.
They spent the night In the open
wagon and day dawned with the storm
raging worse than at night Mr.. and
Mrs. Hall left the wagon and wan
dered about in search Of shelter and
came to the ranch of O. II. Shok, who
found them exhausted. Shok went to
the wagon and brought the children
to his home II required seven men
and four horses working all dav IN
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
THREE FORKS NJ: VS.

Three Forks, April 10. - Charlie
Hunt of Toston was business visitor
in the city Tuesday
Mrs. John Murray departed for
Butte Tuesday, where she will spend
few days with friends
Mrs. oscar Berrgern OF Willow Creek
spent Tuesday with her daughter, Miss
Elvira.
J. NJ. Lewis of the north bench spent
Tuesday here on business.
Mr.. Silverman of Helena was a busi-
ness visitor in Three Forks this week.
Major Sargent, who is stationed
with his militia command in Butte,
spent a few days here this week with
his family
Mr.. and Mrs. Atzel of the Mcintyre
community were shopping in the city
Tuesday
Mrs. O. c. Linden entertained at
dinner Tuesday complimentary to Mrs.
]. w Ross and Miss Lennon of Miles
City.
Mrs. Joiner Of Butte is visiting with
relatives and friends for a few days
Mr.. O'Brian autoed to Pony and
Harrison Tuesday on business
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hopping of Cop
per City were calling on friends in
the city Monday.
Born, to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Shep-
hard Monday. April IS, an eight
pound baby girl. Dorothy Julia IS
the little arrivals name.
John Frederickson spent several days
in Harlowton on business, returning
to the city Monday.
Word has been received here of the
arrival of a son in County Attorney
Carlson's home. Mr.. Carlson was for
merly of this city.
The Northern Pacific yards here
We're greatly improved when the COM
pany put in about so carloads of Gin
ders leVeling the grounds.
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
MONTANA ITEMS Of.
GENERAL INTEREST
"Too Many Farm Hands and
Too Few Poolroom Loaf
ers" Are Recruiting.

Helena, April 19.-Too many high
school boys and boys from the farms
are enlisting and too few poolroom
loafers, according to the statement
made here yesterday by Capt. II. L.
Mitchell, who is in charge Of the re-
cruiting in the Spokane district.
According to the recruiting officer,
the farm hands can better serve their
country at home tlllins the soil. The
high school boys. he said, all want to
become aylators. They would do bet
ter in regular line establishments, as
they are excellent material for non
commissioned officers.
Homesteaders are allowed time
spent in the army to apply on their
homesteads.
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
DILLON BRIEFS.

-,etA Nrul 19-Archie Stewart is
4, iy""'hs % few days of this week in
tsju. al 'He DIS i'o's
~ w. N"'itass of Butte spent yester-
's''n5 his family at Dillon.
.' L''NShlry was a Dell visitor at
!, NpDh'y scat yesterday afternoon.
=, H. u. Abrams was a Helena visitor in
'-'n t, Yesterday afternoon.
> Johnson of Missoula was at
\, 7 To matters of business in Dill
pn Yesterday.
b.n Z, scott, who has a sheen ranch at
r. visited al the county seat vester-
afternoon.
kiS, se was in town from Twin
,ases Yesterday.
kornI. v%l Lenkersdorfer spent Yesterday
h. ,,s l", IN Dillon from his home on
.OWer Big Hole.
rpS. Al ]. Marquairt and small
bpon spent this week visiting in
Fog,. az the home of Mrs George
Iono e.. Ihey left yesterday for their
lss n n lie'ena, accompanied by little
hakirg ices ices Shanley who has been
fother. e with her grand
Patrsl Oh, u..
lay 'u' went up to Butte yester-
lfternoon| |aswell departed yesterday
lttsr "Voh Jon Tor his home in Portland
Ic,io, spending several days in this
Es hooking after business inter-
Mr. I'uay afternoon. " '
part u os Mrs. Charles Austin spent
Austin ~ 81, Yesterday in Dillon. Mr.
Ais place. Tue Masonic lodge at
line a, ppepherson, agent of the short
hivision eDs',' 0va'ello' and B. B. Reasoner
'pent yesiarsn,e sss,neer of the same s'pse roaa'
y business "a looking after matters
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
PASS ONE PATRIOT
UP COLD; HE WAS ONLY
NINE YEARS OF AGE

Baltimore, Md. Klemm Boyd of
Washington, son of Capt, Charles T.
Boyd of General Pershing's expedition,
who was killed at the attack of Car
rizal, Mex, last summer, applied for
enlistment in the marine corps. Lieu
tenant Wilson of the navy recruiting
station here. wired young Boyd to call
and stand examination, and yesterday
he received this word from Captain
Boyd's widow: "Klemm is only nine
wears old"
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
I. w. VS. CLOSE MILL.

Helena, April 19.-The Eureka Lum-
Der company at Eureka, in Lincoln
county, has closed its mill, throwing
400 men out of work owing to labor
troubles started by the Industrial
Workers OF the World, who have es-
tablished a jungle Camp at Fortine,
where 250 men are gathered. The
mill It is announced. will not reopen
while the l. W. W. agitators remain in
that section. No violence has been
reported.
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
FAVOR DRAFT MEASURE.

Missoula, April I9.-In sympathy
with President Wilson's appeal for
conscription. resolution vas passed
favoring drafting an army by the local
high school congress" an organiza- o.
tion Of students fashioned after the
congress Of the United States, at it's
regular weekly meeting Tuesday night
A resolution was also passed TO do
nate money 10 France.
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
Up and Down the State

Thompson Fails j. 90 have a new
school house for the Sanders county
pupils. It viii be two-s,ory brick
affair and Will cost In the neigHser
hood Of $4,000
\ plumbing shop the arzt Of its
kind FOR the town, is soon 20 he opened
az Virginia City
Kalispen has organized an historical
society TO act in connection with the
state society in the promotion Of the
preservation Of historical objects In The
state.
The American Loan and Mortgage
company has been launched ~ GIas-
gov. The company IS capitalized at
10000. fully paid up.
The Diamond F ranch. located near
Harlowton. has been sold % the king
Land and Loan company. The ranch
embraces 1882 acres Of land and thu
consideration is said 10 be I'm the
neigh borh00d Of half q million dollars
Wolf Point has been made the end Of
the freight and passenger division Of
the Great Northern railroad and a
rolndh5use with p stalls will ue con-
structed at the place.
The odd Fellows Of Helena viii ded-
icate their new temple on the evening
of April 2s in conjunction with the
ninety eighth anniversary Of the
founding OF the order
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
I00L BUYERS OFF
FOR OTHER PARTS

lAl"h .H. l9.-N. NJ. Brown, repre-
'h'au." OFF the National Woolware
'mIan. ot Chicago, who has been
peAah- tae past three week in Dill
p Na' bag the wool conditions at
p place left Yesterday afternoon for
HVI'ns AND other portions of Wyo-
'lhS. llo expects to return to Dillon
lout June !.
n H. .lsucill, representative of the
e''"e'" Jones & Donald company of
os'on. who has been spending the
- TIE" a'}S in this section in an en-
s"'of to contract wool, will leave to-
!, ior Nh" northern part of the state
800" alter wool business for his COM
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
GREAT FALLS WINS.

Miles City, April 1s.-Great Falls
was selected as the next meeting place
for the Montana Stockgrowers' asso
citation at the final meeting of that
organization yesterday. This is the
first time that any city but Miles City
has been selected. The association
yesterday went on record as favoring
universal military service.
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
FOR THE ORPHANS.

Firminy, department Of the Loire.
France, April l9. - The miners and
steel workers Of this busy coal and
iron town have decided TO take care
OF the war orphans of the canton
themselves. The municipal council Of
Firminy has officially ap eoved the
idea and appropriated the funds for
the first requirements OF about 50
orphans that are already being called
the Official wards of the l.Mn
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19

D. w. Raymond of Helena as secre-
tary treasurer, the 32d annual con-
vention of the Montana StockgrOwers'
association came to close here yes
terday afternoon. after having amend
ed the bylaws so as to meet every
alternate year in some city other than
Miles City. Great Falls Won out as
the meeting place of the association
next year.
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
WILL GET CREDITS.

Helena, April 19.-Chancellor f. c.
Elliott Of the University of Montana
announced yesterday that all students
whose work is required on farm or
ranch may leave the affiliated institu
tions and receive full credit for the
remainder OF the semester, as is done
in the case Of those who enlist in the
army or navy.
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
BOWMAN IS CHAIRMAN.

Helena, April 19.-Governor Stewart
today appointed E K. Bowman Of
Hardin as chairman of the state board
OF hail insurance for three years and
named p J. Anderson of Conrad
member OF the board for two years.
A third member is TO be named later
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
TO USE VACANT LOTS.

Missoula, Arrll IA campaign IS
on here to utilize all vacant lots for
purposes. Two com
panies who are large holders of vacant
lots have offered their holdings TO any
one who will cultivate them with gar
den vegetables,
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
MORE THAN 600 JOIN.

Bozeman. April 19.--More than 500
have joined the Gallatin chapter of the
Red Cross society. Funds amounting
to more than $4,000 have been raised.
Documents telling of the permanent
organization OF the local chapter have
been forwarded to Denver
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
ORGANIZING WOMEN.

Missoula, April l9.-Miss Margaret
Moore OF New York IS in this city or
ganizing women clubs to cooperate
with the American fund for the relief
of wounded In France.
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
NOTICE To SUBSCRIBERS!

Carriers are not allowed to accept
payment Of subscriptions, or to accept
orders for cancellation Of subscription.
All such orders 10 have delivery Of
papers discontinued must be made 10
the Butte DAILY Post. blslness oflLce
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
CLARENCE SMITH DEAD.

piIoh' April 19-Clarence Smith
.eN Yesterday afternoon at the county
O'r trm following an illness of sew
faI days
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
HERON is ELECTED.

Miles City, April 1s.-With the re-
election OF H. H. Heron of Custer
county as president, Wallis Huide-
koper of Billings as vice president and
The Butte daily post., 1917-04-19
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