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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
COTTON
New Orleans Cotton Futures.


NEW YORK, June 25.-Reports Of bene-
ficial rains in the southwest were followed by
a very sharp break in the cotton marset to-
day. Trading was not particularly active ana
in spite Of the big fluctuations, there was no
special excitement, but the Texas rain news
evidently promoted realizing. while there
were comparatively few buyers In evidence
after the big advance Of Saturday. October
contracts sold off to 25.s2e, making q de-
cline Of 21 points from Saturdays figures
and OF a. so per bale from Saturdays high
record. Closing prices were at Just about
the low point of the day with the tone irregu-
lar ut q net loss of ~ TO 81 points.
The market opened easy at a decline Of 10
to 81 points on the southwest rain reports.
There was buying around the initial figures
on 9 private report making the condition Of
the crop 70.l against 72.s toward the end
Of May and fluctuations were somewhat ir-
regular during the morning. The detailed
weather reports showing that the rainfall in
Texas had not been Is general as indicated by
earlier advices were followed by a furry OF
covering around midday, but bulges Of IL
or Is points met increased offerings and the
market became very week during the after.
noon. There had been attributed to trade
interests On the early declines. as well as
scattered covering. but sehers found very
little support around the ring on the late
break which carried July off 10 25.ode ami
December TO 25.e6c. or about u to 81 points
net tower. July was relatively easy during
the morning In the expectation of notices
tomorrow. bu. closed at n premium of II
points over Ortboer. Exports 1.<s3 bales,
making 5,l31,3a5 bales so far this season.
New Orleans Cotton.
NEW ORLEANS, June 25.-Heavy selling
made Its appearance In cotton here today.
bringing about . reaction OF about n cent
Q pound. Offerings were based chiefly on the
rains In Texas altho late In the session thori
selling sppeared TO be coming In on the ex.
pectation Of unfavorable developments ron
neeted with the first notice day for July,
which II tomorrow. Bullish traders how
ever, insisted that any tenders would BE-
quickly take up.
Around the opening prices were 2s to 4s
points down and by noon the decline was
widened to Nc q pound Lowest price.
were reached toward the end Of the day when
| the active months were % TO los points lower
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GRAIN


CHICAGO. June 25.-Consider erable bearish
influence was exertcd the grain markets
today by the likelihood that the food control
bill would soon become a law. Wheat finished
&c to 4c lower but steady, with July at
So 10 and September II off to Y c advance
and oats unchanged 10 &c to sc down.
Provisions closed irregular. ranging from Csc
decline to a rise of 2 u c TO SC. '
Broad authority which seemed virtually
certain to regulate food distribution in per.
haps less than a fortnight put of i'm
mediate disadvantage in the wheat trade.
In view of the outlook for prohibition OF
the use of corn for the manufacture OF
alcoholic beverages, declines in the price OF
corn are surprise.
Oats temporarily felt to a greater extend
hibition rider fcOd control bill
Provisions averaged lower with hogs and
gtiin.
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deep sand from 2,O4O to 2,V4h teet
with light Showing of gas and are
going deeper.
AT BILLINGS-The Paragon Oil
company is shut down in the south
west corner of the northwest of q
23-2w.
The Atlantic is drilling at 465 feet
on the Pierce farm in the southeast
corner of the northeast Of the south
west of 3-32-2w.
on the Mason farm in the north
east corner OF the southeast OF 10
22-2w Gillespie is drilling at 2,142
feet.
The Ohio Cities Gas company is
rebuilding the rig on the Neil farm
in the northwest corner of the north
east Of the northwest Of 14-232w.
They had to skid it again.
The Humphreys Petroleum COM
pany No. ! on the Neil farm in the
southwest corner of the northeast OF
lS-23-2w Is drilling at 1900 feet.
The Eastern Oil company No. 1 on
the Deer farm in the southwest cor
ner of the northwest of the northwest
of 16-2S-2w is drilling at 1850 feet
in 10-inch> hole.
Gillespie is drilling at 1870 feet on
the McCraihey farm in the southeast
corner of the northeast of 21-23-2w.
The Midco Petroleum company us
drilling in a blue shale at 2,O65 feet
on No. on the Brumfield farm in
the southwest corner of the south
east of the northwest of 22-23-2w
after getting a stray sand at 2,026 feet
with 10-barrel showing.
on the Yost farm in the southwest
corner of the northwest of the north
east of 22-23-2w the Tuloma Oil COM
pany has a rig up.
The II. X. C. Oil company No. !
on the Deal farm in the northeast
corner of the northwest of the north
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Oklahoma Cattle Sales.
Cnnciat IN Tho Wnrld

NVVCIaT tO THO W OTIu
KANSAS CITY. No, June 25.--Eishty-
eight cars quarantine; market steady lOe
lower; Spring & Son, Ryan. 23 steers sos
pounds, $S.75: 20 steers s65 pounds, So. 10;
81 steers, 1,075 pounds, $40. i0; SO steers.
979 pounds. s9.75; 80 steers, $50 pounds.
pounds 'sy sioio McGofm $ Savannah
steers. s25, pounds, ss.25; Stanton, McAles
ter, az sfeers, LOGS pounds $40 10; IA
steers, 965 pounds $10.1o; Polk. Coalgaie,
22 steers. 1.o2o pounds $500; Winters.
Siringtown. Sc steers. sl2 pounds, ss.35 (;
Grady, Hartshorn, 80 steers. 693 pounds,
s765: Lewis & Allen, Caddo, 20 steers, 792
pounds, 1925
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than the final quotations Of last week. The
points
The market was only moderately active
and little excitement attended the decline
witch among many traders, was looked upon
as n natural reaction from the prolonged
advances Of late Buiiish traders did not offer
the marekt the support expected, and at
times there was much liquidation from the
long gida
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Haw. Haw!

]. B. F. claims that a woman went
into hat store and asked for a straw
hat for her husband. The clerk handed
her size No. 6 hat. How do you
know my husband wears size No. 6?'
asked the woman. Amy man who will
let his wife buy his hats must have a
small head" replied the clerk.
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Kansas City Live Stock.

KANSAS CITY. June 25.-HoGS-Re
eeipts 1900 head; market SC to loc lower
bulk $l490M 1870. heavy $l5.6o@I5.75,
Sl4.60Q 1895, pigs $40 .50@1450
CATTLE-iteceipts is, 500 head, including
l. 500 southerns; market best STEADY, Others
slow to i0c lower; prime fed steers $l2 so "a
1880, dressed beef steers $9.50@l2.25 west.
ern steers % a Is so. southern steers 81 500
1855. cows S6.50@ll, heifers $3.50 IA l8
stockers and feeders 81 so "a 10 SO. bulls 81 "a
s.25, calves x7@iA50
SHEEP-SReceipts 1900 head: market 25c
to 35c lower; lambs sI6@Is75. yesriings
Sll ais. wetherx sedIl25. ewes $3.50
1850, ttockerS and feeders S7@l2.s5.
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(siddap!

There was a young lady named Ruse,
who wore real high heels on her shoes.
She tripped and she fell.
And she said: Amt that-awful!
They'll all think I've been drinking
BOOZE" Billie Wood.
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PRODUCE


KANSAS CITY. June 25.-BUTTER-
Creamery 35 Nc. firsts sac, seconds 81 " C
packing 30h nc.
EGGS-Firsts ale.
P0ULTRY-Roosters 13Mc, hens I'm C
broilers 26c.
POTATOES-Unchansed.
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Chicago Produce.

creamery 80 37c.
FGGs-Steady; receipts 1885 cases
firsts 29k @30Ac, ordinary firsts ~ u a
2s Nc at mark cases included 26 X d90hc.
POTATOES-New receipts 35 cars; Ar
kanms and Oklahoma $3.15Q3.35; old re
ceipts cars; no slles.
PoULTRY-Aliye, firm; fowls 1eh c
springs 26M soc.
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+. M. WHITE,
2s Hayward Bldg.

FOR REST-Onc OF the finest residences
Manitou.. For private use only. Fully
furnished. Fifteen rooms and large sleep.
ing porch extensive lawns, vegetable and
flower gardens Address J. Z. Lundstrom.
Colorado Springs. Col.
FOR RENT--B- room furnished bungalow.
south side. owner desires to retain one
room TO responsible parties two months.
Phone 1892. A. X. Dawson.
FOR RENTING rooms, elegant south side
bungalow; garage servant room; $65.
Leslie Brooks Realty company, phones 2s7S
and ZIG. -
FOR RENT-Hah OF double house. four
rooms and basement, good location and
modern Bowman & Bowman, phone 6s59.
new, garage; s75. Leslie Brooks Realty
company phones 2s73 and I11o.
MODERN homes for rent, five rooms up;
II you buy the furniture. Joseph Donnelly
company i13h South Main, 64l6.
FOR REYT-A furnished 4-room completely
furnished house for the month OF Julyi
same is located at Is East Ninth street.
FURNISHED 5-room house. sleeping porch,
garage, close in rent July and August.
Phone 23e2.
FOR RENT-Unturnishcd modern. four'room
house, for a short time, close In; reason.
able rent Phone a526,J.
FIVE rooms for rent and furniture for sale.
Call 5437-R.
FuRNIsHED house Of five rooms, $50. l2i6
South Boulder. phone 1893.
FIGHT.ROOM house with basement and
sleeping porch. Phone 270i-J.
FIVE. ROOM furnished house, modern until
September /. Phone 242o.
FOR KENT-Four.room brick cottage. 2311
Fast Burnett; lot 50xl4o.
FOR RENT-Five.room house, gas furnished.
1871 East Sixth street.
FIVE ROOM cottage, completely furnished.
Phone 271o.
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Unused.

Husband-You charge me with
reckless extravagancy. When did i
ever make a useless purchase?
Wife-Why, there's that fire ex-
tinguisher you bought year ago;
we've never used 1t once.-Boston
Transcript.
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ST. LOUIS. June 25.-POuLTRY-HIe
lie. springs % q 26c, turkeys Fl a 23c. ducks
BU'TTER-crehmery s7@37hc.
EGGS-2s hc.
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corner of the southeast of 11-26-4.
No. 2 is rig building.
The Ramsey OIL company has
100000 feet OF gas at l.l55 feet in
No. l on the Dunkle farm in 5-25-5.
AT BALD HIIJI-The Okmulgee
Producing a. Refining company has a
700 barrel well in No. 25 on the old
Susie OIL company property In the
southeast OF S4-15-1+. II is produce
ing from stray sand found below
the Red Fork sand.
AT OkFUSKEE.-The Nuco OIL
company 4 Carter Oil company are
due in the 1850 foot sand in Nos 2
on the Patsy Tamochee farm in
24-13-l0.
Twitchell. Dickenson. Boone and
others are drilling at 1900 feet in
13-13-11.
AT NOWATA-McCaslin &~Stevens
are drilling in the test on the Leona
Lett farm in the northeast corner of
the southwest OF the northeast of
35-26-l5. 1t is down $50 feet
AT LENEPAH - McCaslin and
others spudded in the test on the
Della Robinson farm In the southeast
corner of the southwest Of 1885
Saturday.
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KANSAS CITY. Mo, June 25.-WHEAT--
No. . hard s2.52 @2.Gs. No. red $3.50
@2.3s
CORN-No. 2 mixed $16sk 61.69 No.
oATs-No. 2 white 72@72hc. No.
mixed 67@67hc.
RYE-Sl94
KAFIR AND MILO MAIZE-s3. .369.l IS.
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MARMETS
LIVE STOCK
Fort Worth Iive Stock

FORT WORTH, Texas, June 25-CAT.
TLE-Reeeipts 5000 head; market 25s
higher: beeves $500 1850
HoGS-Receipts 5000 hedA; market Sc
lower heavy SIS. .i5@l525.
SHEEP-Receipts 1000 head. market 25e
lower; lambs Sl6M1T
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

Sad
c. NJ. Dye shot and killed his wife
and himself in Akron, Ohio. No one
will ever G. NJ. Dye again.
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AT ELDORADO-The Gypsy Oil
company is drilling at 1.275 feet on
the Shumway No. / in the southwest
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ST. LOUIS, June WHEAT-No.
rdl nominal No. 2 hard S2.6Od265.
CORN-No Q S17l, No. white si7I.
OATS-No. 2 67 &c, No. 2 white nominal
RYE-No. nominal
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FRANKLIN COUNTY. KANSAS

FRANKLIN COUNTY. KANSAS
The Altoona Oil & Gas Co. has a s.
barrel well in No. oHthe Peter Ting
rich farm in the northwest of 2S-16-21.
The Dixie Oil company No. on
the w. j. Thayer farm in the north
east of the northeast of 32-l7-21 is a
barrel well.
The Sentinel Oil & Gas Co. No. 3 on
the John Hughes farm in the north
east Of 33-17-2l is a l0-barrel we'll.
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west or 24-2S-2w Is cleaning out al
$50 feet.
The Midco Petroleum company is
drilling at 2.775 feet on the Berry
farm in the northeast corner of the
northw est of 27-232w.
WASHINGTON COUNTY-The Rice
Producing company No. 10 on the {.
o. Buckles farm in the northeast OF
32-26-l3 is 10-barrel well.
The Carter Oil company No. on
the Fred Kiefer farm in the east half
of the northeast of 5-25-l3 is 20
barrel well.
William r. Hamilton No. s on the
fee farm In the southwest of the south
east OF 29-27-l3 is a dry hole.
The Cudahey Oil company No. on
the n. Waters farm in the northeast
of the northwest OF l3-271l2 Is dry
hole.
II. NJ. Gilchrist has a 5-barrel
pumper in No. / on his fee in the
southwest of the southeast OF 1427-12.
The Carter No. on the }. A. Dralls
in 2-26-l3 is q l0-barrel well.
SOUTH OF ELDORADO-Patto
and others No. / on the Brenner farm
in 35-26-5 is reported to have 2,20O
feet OF oil in the hole. They are get
ting ready to test the well on the
pump.
Derby ct al. are drilling at 400 feet
on the Wright farm in 2-27-5.
The Do-TaX Oil company is drilling
again at 1900 feet after setting the
10-inch at 1880 feet
The Oklahoma Producing & Refin-
ing Co. is drilling at 2.240 feet on the
Wentz farm in 6-27-6.
In 2-27-5 the Cosden Oil & Gas Co.
is drilling at 1900 feet on No. on
the Smock farm. No. 3 is a rig.
IN THE OSAGE-The Barnsdall OIL
company has a f5-barrel well in No.
. in the northeast of the southeast
of 15-27-10.
The Tidal Oil company No. 10 on
the II. w. Collins farm in the north
west of the northeast of S23-12 is a
20-barrel well.
The Minnehoma Oil company No.
IL in the northwest of the northeast
of 13-2lS is a 10-barrel well.
FRANKLIN COUNTY. KANSAS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
MALE HELL WANTED

WANTED - Two experienced insurance
sohcitors Tor mutual organization writing
wofkmehs compensation and casualty lines,
Prefer men in touch with oil and mine op.
orators State salary and experience Per.
mhhent Positions TO right man. ..eply
nnetly confidential. Federal Underwriters
City
WANTED-liigh-clsss statesmen for the old.
est and best health and accident insur.
anee company IN Oklahoma; men are max.
ing f,5 TO $3.50 = week Safety First Health
Accident Insurance Co. I'd Nern. rrpresrn.
tAtve, Browning hotel. Cali 10 to i2, 2 to s.
WAN iED-foung man mechanically inclined
TO learn storage batterly business: good
,.n, enshee ior sayaneement. Apply Willard bat.
iery service station Electric Vehicle a Battery
20, Seventh and South Main streets
ED-first-rlaSs pipe machine man.
thoroughiy experienced, to run I fourinch
mhehlne OUT OF town; position good pay.
Inquire at First and Greenwood Feenberg
Iron a Metal Co
WANTED-Two boys or two girls TO do
janitor work in exchange for tuition. ex.
eelirn, olpor'unnity for right parties. see
me me- NJ onos u. A. Guise, Tulsa Busness
FIFTY lhborcrs wanted Immediately By
bnrtAesvine Zinc Co, Ooilinsvilie Okla;
steady employment good wages for day and
contract work Report to yard foreman ut
smelter.
WANTED - -Four experienced statesmen.
clothing dress goods. shoes and ready.
TO wear don't spply unless experienced.
kahn's Department Store.
WANTED-First- class bushelman, able D
do ladies' fancy work; also first-class
prcsser aud spotter Apply at once. Abbie
Cleaning Works. Sapulpa. Okla.
WANTED Bright office boy, l6 or II
years; must write fair hand and be capa-
BILE OF promotion. Address box 5523, care
wAkTED-Man to wash windows, general
all around clean man. Apply nj once house-
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CHICAGO. June 25. .--HOGS-Receipts 46.
600 head; market weak. 10c below Saturday. =
average; bulk S1465 n 1880, heavy Sla.65Q
/ $40. mixed Sl4.65 a $50, heavy Sl4.65 "a
1870, rough Sl4.65M ls.90 pigs SllM 1880.
CATrLE-Receipts 1900 head market
firm; native beef cattle SS .50G13.90. (new
high recordD, stoekers and feeders So 90 "a 10.
cows and heifers $5,75 a ll.s0, calves $ll.5o
@l575.
SHEEP-Receipts 10. 900 head market
weak; wethers ss.9o6Il.75, ewes $50 rs.
lambs slo75@ 1925, springs Sli@1S.50.
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS. June 25-HoGS-Receipts
$500 head market steady: light Sl5256p
1880, pigs slO@l475. mixed and butchers
SIS. a 1875. good heavy SIS. .65 a $3.50,
bulk si525@15.75
CATrLE---Receipts 2, 400 head market best
steady, others lower; native beef steers
s750M $50, yearling steers and heifers
$s.50@l9.25. cows S6 a 1880 stockers and
feeders SO "a so. Texas quarantine steers
IS 50@9.50. prime southern beef steers SIS "a
1925, beef cows and hefers s425d9 prime
yearling steers and heifers S7.60@1 10. native
calves s6@15.
SHEEP-Receipts s 900 head; market
steady for sheep, lambs 4Oc to soc lower
clipped lambs $13 l6, spring lambs $i5
@ls.50.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26
HOUSES FOR RENT.
FOR RENT

Groom. modern. 2-story house. east
side, fairly close In; all kinds of fruit,
fine well. shade. garage; rent $55 per
month See
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Pop" Stewart returned yesterday
from Chicago. and Immediately prv-
oeeded with the organization of the
Allied Refining company. which will
be located at Okmulgee. Mr.. Stewart
has been completing the purchase OF
material and reports everything
lovely.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

The Southern Oil corporation has
got its pipe line in operation from the
refinery at Yale to point north or
Hominy in the Usage and is running
oil from some of the best properties
in that vicinity.
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,EEMALE nr1r WANTED.


WANTED Young ladies to learn telephone
work no experience necessary. Apply
900 Pioneer Bldg or call Miss sengef.
phone 2900.
WANTED-Competent nurse to take care OF
two-year.old boy. Must have good ref.
erenoe Will pay good wages. Apply 500
East Twentieth, Maple Ridge or Phone 4lis.
WANTED = Girl with plain sewing expe-
rience that wants to learn ladies' tailor
ing; s. per week for beginning. Joe De-
Vina, 1i-A East Third.
WANTED-White maid. general housework
and cooking Phone 3s49. Apply 2l5 West
Thirteenth must be good plain cook.
WANTED-Girls to wait soda tables;
must be experienced. Rexall Drug com.
pany.
YOUNG lady for beauty work wanted one
who understands hair work preferred. Call
43l2
YOUNG lady, bookkeeper and stenographer,
one experienced in gasoline line. Box
5s32. World.
WANTED middie-aged woman for gem
eral housework. Phone 4l58.
WANTED-Stenograph for two weeks;
lady preferred. Call 1912.
WANTED-Middle- age woman for general
housework. Phone 4i53.
WAITRESS wanted At Brady Cafe.
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west OF 24-23-2w is cleaning out at
$50 feet.
The Mdco Petroleum company is
drilling at 2.775 feet on the Berry
farm in the northeast corner of the
northw est of 27-23-2w.
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Personals

Harry Bayard, well known oil man,
arrived in Tulsa yesterday. boosting
for the grand opening of the OIL Mems
club at the Morrison hotel in Chicago
on Saturday next. Seven hundred in
vitations have been sent out for the
affair and Mr.. Bayard says all the
oil men are anticipating a grand blow
cut, with dancing. banquet and ca
baret.
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In the Oil Fields
CONTINUED FROM PRECEDING PAGE
hocn EnS SLnANinn nj GnIhcr

INC SlncIuIr UII q UdS CU' ltst UH
the Whitney farm in lS-22-3w got a
deep sand from 2.040 TO 2,e4h feet
with light showing of gas and are
going deeper.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-06-26

The Federal Refining company
started its plant at Jennings yester-
day and reports from there are looked
for with great interest President
Brookins has a line laid to the pro-
duction around Quay and will be am
ply supplied with oil. An increase OF
capacity of both refineries at Jen-
nings is looked for in the near fu,ure.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-03-15
SYRUP Of figs FOR
A CH|LD'S BOWELS
1t is cruel to force nauseating,
harsh physic into a
sick child.

Look back at your childhood days.
Remember the dose" mother insisted
0n-castor oil, calomel, cathartics.
How you hated them, how you fought
against taking them.
With our children It's different.
Mothers who cling to the old fornl Of
Ohysic simply don't realize what they
do. The children's revolt is well-found.
ed. Their tender little "insides" are
injured by them.
III your child's stomach, liver and
bowels need cleansing, give only deli
ciOus California Syrup OF Figs" It's
action Is positive, but gentle. Millions
OF mothers keep this harmless fruit
laxative" handy; they know children
love to take it; that 1t never fails to
clean the liver and bowels and sweet
en- the stomach, and that teaspoonful
given today saves q sick child tomor~
row.
Ask at the store for 5O-cent bottle
OF California Syrup of Figs" which
has full directions for babies, children
of all ages and for grown-ups plainly
ON each bottle. Adv.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-03-15
PROGRESSIVES PLAN FOR
LEAGUE OF LIBERALS
Invitation to Members of All Parties
Is Extended BY Acting Chairman
of Party.

New York, March 13. - Announce
ment that negotiations are under way
with Progressive Republicans, Demo
Gratis, Prohibitionists, Socialists and
representatives of other parties Ito
meet with a committee Of Progress
sives and discuss plans for the for
nation of a League of Liberals Is
made by Matthew Hale, acting chair
man of the Progressive National COM
mittee, in issuing call for conven-
ton of enrolled members of that par
ty in st. Louis April IL, Is and Ia.
Mr.. Hale asserted that the radical
Ism of the Progressives of 1912 now
had largely become the law of the
land" The Solid South, he said,
would yield only to a third party.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1917-03-15
More Ships For France.

Paris, March 13.-Taking into con.
sideration the destruction Of 100000
tons, or II per cent of French ship
ping, during the war, the Central COM
mittee of the French Ship Owners
association will ask the government
to allot sufficient materials at ship
yards to hasten construction OF yes
sells now in hand, to lay down new
ships and to repair old ones.