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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
Notice 10 Stock and
Dairy Mem
FOR RENT

2Go-ocrc fnrm. 90 TO rs ncrc- In culu-
NON balance fine pasture land we'll
innred has oYormsllng wntor. good six
room houHr, otthOuHoH elo, close 10 city.
rec Joe " Puuetaom Supt of Parks, ur
N j Preot. Com rub. Prop
EXCEPTIONALLY good farm for ront.
u miles from Ohlnhunn city. 100 mere
farm, ~ creek bottom. some nlfnlfo
flno fruits gond improvements. oNccp-
ll'nnl opportunity fnr right pnrly None
nul good, rcllnhc tenant considered. 900
Hhl'morc bldg Oklahoma Clty
l2O ACRES ol fine grnznE and timber
Innd IN southeastern Okhhnmu Clear
'NOV per acre 10 trudo furrG or s.room
homo IN OtlnhOnX City, north ~ Rock
leland. T g. BarIhnr, lOl E 10th. Wal
b-ACRE TRACr, with five room, house;
hnrn, chicken houses, orchard good
Wen ! blocks east Norman Carlne stop
&. eau Maple 1871 Address 5000 n
ron SALE-All size farms In Carol Co
MO 10 miles east Of Kansas city: corn
clover hnh blue grass land. Tor list write
y ShcIds, Tina, No
WANTED 10 buy 100 ucros within b miles
Of iacklnEl own, must bo priced right
WiIaon, $50 rnlIimore
WANTED -. 10 rcnt corn aud cotton
farm on shares; everything furnished,
lrlcrgncos glvtn J " sluul1ir, a. H..
ard ST. CITY
uNl.r good grass and rough. balance
cultivated, laws well ifD urIrs I'M ull a.
miles from Carnegie. rnldp county.
rlnh, heavy lonm, small Improvement
Possession January T. uriru S. 0OO. one
Ifh down Nud balance eight annual pp,
menis M z prrCcnt option 10 pay ull
ni nrF time. Baldwin a tllhbs CO.. Cur.
--LL.- MLIu
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
OUT OF CITY


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| FOR SALE Iu.fpfn.u. .rnrf,. tI,rr,,. tr
Voices i,aoI n.sl n,,,.,r ~, rrS, 'n..
| town NJ 10000 Wn sun or tr.du rur
farm IllH Is lrud ono Address r.
' l'nN 1885, New WI on OUn
| FOR s\I. .rrI.r. ,u.r. DO. il,.,,uv,..i
T,Nas. r,tun for u,IIrrr nrnr,' LuaI
ness Address II NJ Nurl n CO.. RruWn.
wuud. Tuyns
FWt SALE llrrrr lIurl ,I,n,,u,,,rd
TuNuH. ,umu,trIt furnished fun.,f.rg
stone building 40 room, and lrrr 10.
ruIl hou.o AN tbr tina. l., IN tl..
tirld, smnIl rnsh pNmrnt balance 10
Tu., RuI'u '1'r Address q j. llnru"L
I0Ol IhI'N So. luuWhw'"d 1oNns
.tOW SALE A good urVsrnprr prppoeI
ton IN Southern Otnhumn. vim INV
Won to luyculguir Address a. Y rnrr
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worth M money or s.n nt so ccnta ON
tho dollar cash. REASON fpr selling. var
Lot ug hear from YOU quick AddttH-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
SEEDS, PLANTS AND TREES

HuSTON Mountain Ferns, beautiful par
Tor pl nts, Zoe, 2ac, Juc aud 81 sizes
postpaid, pot now FOR vigorous growth.
baby ferns, lOc II II Burgess. Route
Z, NinsIow. Ark.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
FARMS AND ACRE TRACTS.
Oklahoma

.I. SALE 10 acres good improved
I..W. ha Urtu- m cultivation. All good
"I. lnu HciA ~ buildings, 2 miles from
"d Wlrt. Son rur acre other
Int '.r a1lr ur' exchange H.
I. lvI'b Go Splngdalc ARK
.at 4 hDS 100 Nn-hln bottom. rvcept
j. n.rD' 'hut Hrts 0t Al Improve.
wrmr Nry Quit un wU ind, Tor Inn
l.n'.I lIw near city wilson, 2lO
llNWNun lWMmv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27

ARkANRAs LAND nARGNTNs
Wrlle Tor large illustrated cniRlog an,
pricn ll7t NJ Arkansas nnds Greal
Southwest Development Co. Little Rock
Ark
TRADE tIghty acres improved. neal
Urntnn, ArklnHnH. Clcnr, IN exchange
for vacant lots ur cottage here; viii na-
tume Wnhl. ais American Natl Bank
md"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
LInEnrY nMN A rAnM

Liberty OWN a FARM
82O.n,rn tnrm, ~ mllrs n Jones CltyI
now nluc-ruum house, a fOur-rOom h0uso,
lwp three room houses. new two.H'ory
b1fn aiNiO with room Ter eight hoaaCs
nud 10 ton NJ hRN four wohH and
Hprlng lbO ncreE IN cultivation, 10 ocreh
IN hog pasture, 20 acres In alfalfa land
u lhuro I'm tlmheIod pngluro. price Onls
$50 per acre, terms lcrs thnn ront nt
percent
lGu nrros, ~ miles rorthcnn NJ Moora
with about 90 aCroH I'm cultivation and
tho bnlnncu In poNture, four room
house, two bnrna, chicken house smpka
house, good we'll an under fonuP flna
honrlng apple nnd peach trcoH. black.
berries ana grnpoH, price. only $500,
onry terms
2to.ncro prairie fnrm on tho lntorurhNr
h.lwrcn / onnpAh, oltln. and Coffcyyllle
Kan, 70 urroH In cultivation, ~ ncrei
In pasture, hllanoe iu fine hay hnd, fRli
inrn improvements, price, O0O0. one.
half cash. balance to suit
1850 ucfes, "a mIlca north, with three.
room house and good farm improve.
meuls 10 acres IN cultivation, all fenced
running wntrr In pasture Tor only 1890
81 GOO CnHh. holnnce 10 suit
l6O acres, ulnc miles east three room
hnunr. 10 ncfca I'm cultivation, balance In
hhrRbrlI pasture. 90 Nlldrrnh'o hog fcuc.
ing for only $4,000. 5000 cash, balance to
suit
g42e acres. scml-riyer hattotn, five mles
ehrl 2'n rcrca In cultivation, 90 acres
| In pasture, HiN.ruOm house. ono large
hnru, chicken house, windmill and pump,
| fenced with cemontA posts. price $4,000,
terms 10 suit
100 acres between here nnd w Reno;
| four room house windmill nnd pufnp,
| cave, nnc orClHfd htgo bnrn, fenced
nr1rN hur tl"ht. 30 lcr.g ulflh hand.
for only 81 NnO. s. Onb rash bIlnucc $500
pNr year
NJ owner n you have mrm for sails
liHt n with ua We c1n Holl II Tor YOU
OKLAHOMA TEINr COMPANY.
ll1uncs, Stnrru and Farms for Rent
nov 10 Insurance lildp Maple IA
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Unimprovcd Ranch and
Farming Land

Two hundred acres located a ont 90
miles wrHt uf CLAYTON, okla, uu tho
lu"uu 40 ucrGs NJ the trnct ~ good farm
lH lfnd dlrlrd In l'0 ncrrs N rloh
.lnrR bottom hud aud 40 nrrug NJ upland
Ihl' Hn ncr"a is nd1u'cd tn nll crOps
lnH"h IN u' lnhnmn rnd would mNltc tho
owner y good, frat cnaa farm Tho hnl-
uuro ~ iiO aorcs In suitable fur ranch
1nd fult purpnhvs and Is Clnssod na puH-
'"r lana TITO .ulnn unh hardwood tim.
'.r IL worth $50 cnsl Hero W nm op-
r"rlunliy for YOU 30 huv that combine
lur Tnrh nnd fnrm thnt vou have bocn
10. my fnr. hlt ypn will have ~ nucat
Nulck Tor II viii not rcmNln uuapld long
u0rrot be- duplicated Tho tliIs Is nor.
lrri fipo from lenso or othor inrum.
Trance, and ,on chh buy this trnct for
s. pDr acre enEh Or n. 500
... H. TVEVuR LEWIS.
'Nh T.rrw'r0l lfNf, U''nhOm0 t"tv okla
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These Prices Are
Regular Bargains.
Terms to Responsible
Parties.

Buick &C." brand new. E-49 Z
passenger. 80 hp grny, run A3l
mice rctnlls for $lCjO; grab
Oldsmobnc "s." 1915, b-p1ssengcr
guaranteed In perfect condition $50 10
OldgmUbilc IS, standard road
ster 1915 model; surefirs bar
Hudson G-i0, 7-passcnger. 1915,
top anl Just rcpaintcd .u..... 10000
Egin &c." 6-p1sscuger. nlsO
Cbummy ~" brand new. only
driven few miles 1s demon
s'rntur5' sells for 81 1860, the
best bargain ever offered d..... $50 10
for ....',...g..'...,...'..,.,.., 5000
Hudson 4-3D, 5.p1sscuger: this
car IN easily worth 500. better
hutiN ..,,...,.,,...,.s .....,.. 5tJ."
splendid running order ...,.... 25ooO
youl jump at this Tor .....'..' i75oO
Nellc, 1915, h-plascngcr. new top
and newly painted ............ $50 mo-
MnNwcll l9lGM J-possengor ...... 3o0.nO
W c. NORRIS MOTOR SALES CO.
Overland, 1917, j-pusscngcr, new
ly painted top .-............... iOn 900
W c, NORRIS MORTOR SALES co
State Distributors
MNRMON, OLDSMOBlLE AND ELGlN
S6-H n. Broadway, Phone Maple oh9
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
PRIVATE MONEY

TO loan on Improved city property; Innns
closed promptly; mo- rcd tape Aurulus-
swanson CO.. Inc state National Bank
buildIug Walnut 1885,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
40 ACRES FOR $245

Subject 10 prior sale ! OTTER 10 acres NJ
urh nui timber land. lurntod IN tine
with the gus, oil nnd other mineral de-
.,Oorwunt uf suuthonstrrn oklahoma nt
W per acre. Not lease, bnt All tie land
md what may hn beneath II Warranty
duvd nnd abstract NJ title furnished.
!. .TNEVOR LEWIS.
I'' Trfnh0I llfH, Oklahoma CITY
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Missouri
Virginia

VIRGINIA farms and land, reasonahb
terms e Nhlttmef Nottoway, Va
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
MACHINERY IhuD SUPPLIES

MuTurS AND al INEnhTOgs repaired
bought, sold. w4tk guaranteed luuue
walnut NJ VhAYoma Electric CO.. Ok/
hhoma city
IuN' l.l. mDEcrs uonuuE cng/e-,
saw rlgs engines crurhcrs. c,c/ Tor
rem or sulc ucT on second hand n A
Prownlne nolYs Toms IL
CONCRETE EuNrR. hosting engines
rock c.ush( ana roo0 masking ma
Bros Go 80 West Grand Ave OEla
PRIEST MN<IITNE wONKs co.
S03 EisN>Stand Ave
Rennlrlng ma hlnery Nnring auto and
gas "nrine cylindorB wtNliug nrnzing
iNgrlndnR ana corruEntlAg mill rolls
lJonrl md efficient scrvick
CONtNirE mixers hosting engines
uumrg pud road mnchnorM new and
sccond|hnud, Tor rent M sple\ W A.
browning nallnq Texas
FOG ShLE-S-lG Avrry twui.r. us GOOD
ns new Wylle Bros Co., 500 Wcnt
foRSNLE Two U.horscpovcr, Iol-
pound pr"9gure boilers, plsu two 100
hu7cruwcr boilers, ~, pound pressure
W'l' brothers 12G Wo,l Grand
FOR SALE CHEAP. Harness. tents RuI
blacksmith OUTFITS Phone, WRl 2lGl
or write De ullnhomau
WANTED no HlN-guod srrond hnud
boiler roo ~ lap h. o. Alirueg 5II
5Dh st.. Lawton Okln
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
on GEOLOGIsT

OH GEOLOGlST
ChaH N Gould,
l2ls Colcord Bldg Phone wal iO9,
JlNi,O Oll LANDS We own ~ ,un-
'fOl these Uuds, they were svl.. ..uj
uc'nuHe Of their known oil value and
besides they are worth many times the
pllcc, ~ lUnd Prricct title. cnn scll YOU
my sH" ttncl & l. Stonoy Co. ill-
'' No'. ull'n RdR
Gll.NRpSI on srOCK-At n sacrifice;
l,nlU shares that must he sold TO meet
other obligations, this stock paying q
nrrD'ul diN.d'nls + X, cure Timcs.
WILL GIVE Liberty bonds In even ugo
for 'iIummsn on, American on Ur.n-
.nE, rl sntr Petroleum. lv0nhoc ps.-
uuIrum white ROck Hoffman ON re-
iung must ho cheap. +. s., care ON
llhumnu
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'o ACNES GOOD UOTrOM LAND
Fifteen In cultvntuni uno mlH west
hro Htilon InCldngluwn. Clcnr of debt
wnnt roHdont IN tiy quick. Call Wal
2nlt y n Olilnud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-27

BUSINESS wanted: reasonable cnprln'.
partner considered. Nuto business ana
amount necessary H-126 caro- Okloho.
man
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
TEMPER OF ALLIES
WANTED BY WILSON
President Gathers Data OF
Entente War Spirit.

Washington, Oct. cs.-President Will
son is gathering first hand information
regarding conditions on European war
fronts and among the civilian popnla-
tons Of Americas allies. Prominent
Anne fttAns. reeAffY1y 'rcfnrned from Eu-
ropes battle fields. are supplying the
president with testimony on this sub
ject
How do the people talk? What do
they think? How strong is their de-
termination to win the war;" these are
typical questions to which the presi-
dent is seeking fun answers from those
with whom he has been discussing con-
ditions abroad.
So far the answers almost UNIVERSAL
~ have been that the great mass of
civilians of France. England, Russia,
Italy and other allies want no cessa-
ton OF the war until Germany's men,
ace is removed. Peace agitation. food
riots and other seeming indications OF
dissatisfaction, reported occasionally
by cable from allied countries are said
to be caused by only small proportions
Of the people and represent the spirit
of the nations no more than cases OF
draft resistance represent America 8
ideas.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
PARIS AUTHORITIES
HUNTING FOR PLOT
Newspaper Searched and
Houses Are Ransacked.

Paris, 0ct. os.-The police last night
searched the offices Of I.Action Fran
caise and Of the various headquarters
OF leagues connected with that news
paper. The search lasted for three
hours and resulted in the discovery,
according to this mornings issue of
L'Action Franchise, Of five revolvers.
one dagger and q few pistols that
decorated the walls as trophies.
Charles Maurras. co-director of the
newspaper with Leon Daudet, says the
search was ridiculous. Mr.. Maurras
added the statement that he and Dau-
Diet had conspired for Is years for the
restoration Of the monarchy and al
ways openly. but that since the war
they had thought only of France.
The announcement that domiciliary
searches were made last night in con
nection with an alleged royalist plot
caused great surprise In Paris today.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29

Reserve Bank Officials Take
Rest After Hard Work
Of Campaign. ID

Washington. Oct. es.-The total
amount subscribed to the second Lib
erty loan. the treasury department an
nounced tonight. is still a matter of
speculation" Several days probably
will elapse before the full extent of the
nations subscriptions is ascertained.
The department was without figures
tonight showing any change in the
estimated totals. other than in New
York district. New York's maximum
Of $1,000. 000,O 900. reported last night to
have been exceeded. was said tonight
to have been increased to as much as
81, $50. O00,000 Previous estimates
had placed the total at appropriated,
81. sos, 100000.
Reserve bank officials and loca
committees working until after mid
night last night. all over the country
rested today. 1t was virtually the frs,
breathing spell they had taken since
the campaign began.
Figures now In show that the arm,
has subscribed something over $751;
100000. General Pershing cables tina
s5,7s4,600 has been subscribed by III,
American eXpeditionary forces |,
France
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29

Washington. oct. cs.--Secretary
Baker announced tonight the appoint.
ment Of Major General John Blddle
as assistant chief of staff, q post va
cant since General Bliss succeeded
Major General Scott as chief of staff.
The appointment will greatly tighten
the burden on General Bliss, who has
been at his desk almost night and day
since his promotion.
General Biddle has a reputation for
executive ability earned largely as
superintendent of the West Point
military academy.
SeGE4tary Baker made it plain re-
Gently that he did not regard the Sc
lection Of an assistant chief of staff
a. the preliminary to the naming OF
q new chief of staff to succeed Genera
Blisx when the latter reaches retire.
ment age. December a.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29

Government May Buy That
Held Here for Export.

Washington. Oct. 2s.-options have
been taken by the food administration
upon all the sugar belonEing to nett :
trail countries held in this country
awaiting export.
The options are Mt the prices paid
BY the neutrals. No figures were given
but the administration said that with
tariff duty added the average price
would be fifty cents n hundred higher
than the price 1t has undertaken to
maintain for the benefit of the Ameri-
can consuming public. There is nc
indication Of an intention to PERMIT
the cost to the public to be increased
40 probably few of the options will
be exercised for domestic uses.
The administration emphatically de
| MED that it had placed any restriction
upon the sale. Of sugar by neutrals Il
American manufacturers.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29

REGULAR STAMPEDE
Forty thousand Men Routed
from Beds When Mat
tfesses Catch Fire.

Camp. Lewis. Tacoma, Oct. ga
Wild west show In which 100 Of the
best riders OF Montana-all national
army men--will take part. will be
staged at Camp Lewis. Sunday. No.
vember IL, or in the Tacoma stadium,
November 10, according to plans an
mount station will he broken, and ex-
hibitions Of cossack riding, bulldog
ging and ropinE will be given. in ad-
dition to horse races.
The riders are all members Of the
34sth heavy field artillery and Captain
George Brazer Is In charge of the
arrangements. The 348th includes
many riders. who have won champion.
ships at Pendleton and Cheyenne
roAnd-ups.
While pile Of 200 mattresses
burned within a short distance q
the stables Of the 361st infantry Sat
urday about midnight. 10000 mel
stood at attention In front of thei
company, barracks. The alarm wa
sounded by buglers throughout tn
camp. and every man was routed from
bed. The mattresses had been uses
by tho construction company an
were assembled for removal from tn
grounds How they caught fire ha
not been ascertained.
Charged with being deserter. Ar
thur Stevens of Hudsin, n. Y. wa
brought to Camp Lewis today by Sher
if Turner of Pacific county, Wash
Stevens, a former employee of Ring
ling's circus, was arrested at Raymon
for vagrancy and it was found he ha
not presented himself to the eSemp
ton board for physical examination
He registered by mail while at Kan
kakee Ill -
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
WATER ASSOCIATION
REJECTS COMPROMISE
Offer Of Litigation Settle
ment Turned Down.

Stevensville, Oct. 2s.-Speciai.--
Members of the Water Users associ-
alton voted unanimously TO uphold the
action Of, their officers who turned
down compromise offer of settle
ment on the litigation which involves
the land and water rights Of tho Bit
ter Root Valley Irrigation company.
This action was taken at meeting
held Thursday evening. The compco-
mise offer came from Missoula peo-
pie. and was said to be satisfactory to
parties to the suit other than the
people who bought tracts from the
company. Further negotiations on
other offers are pending.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
GOODBYE BACHACHE, KIDNEY
AND BLADDER TROUBLES

For centuries all over the world
GOLD MEDAL Harlem Oil has at
forded relief In thousands upon thous-
anda OF cases Of lame back. lumbago.
sciatica, rheumatism, gall stones,
gravel and all other affections OF the
kidneys. liver. stomach. bladder and
alited organs. 1t acts quickly. It does
the work. It cleanses your kidneys
and purifies the blood. It makes a
new man. a new woman. Of you. It
frequently wards or attacks of the
dread and fatal diseases OF the Kid
neys. Il often completely cures the
distressing diseases Of the. organa OF
the body. allied with the bladder. and
Kidneys. Bloody or cloudy urine. sedi-
Inent or ''brick-dust" indicate an un-
healthy condition.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
KEEP CLOSE WATCH
OVER STORED SPUDS
Potato Holders Guard Prop
erty During Blizzard.

Stevensville, Oct. 2s.-Spccial.-
There was a great rustling Of straw.
blankets and canvas to cover potatoes
stored in barns and outbuildings Sat
urday night when the cold wave ar
rived. Fires were kindfed in hastily
set up stoves in several local ware
houses. Due to these precautions.
there was no appreciate loss from
frost. In a warehouse at the depot
Ridley brothers had 700 sacks OF po-
tatoes awaiting shipment. \ man
stayed there all night keeping fire for
them.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29

Do not delay n minute II your back
aches or You are sore across the Joins
or have difficulty when urinating. Go
to your druggist at once and get q box
of imported GOLD MEDAL Haartem
Oil Capsules. They are pleasant and
easy. to take. They dissolve In the
stomach and the kidneya soak up the
oil like a sponge does water. They
thoroughly cleanse and wash out the
bladder and kidneys and throw off the
inflammation which Is the cause Of the
trouble. Your druggist will cheerftlily
refund your money II you are not sat,
isfied after. q few days use. Accept
only the pure. original GOLD MEDAL.
Haariem Oh Capsules. None other
genutnes-Aav.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
Dumba Calls Americas
Naval Program q Bluff

Amsterdam, Oct. os.-A dispatch re-
ceived here from Vienna says that DIR.
Dumba, former Austro. Hungarian am
bassador to the United States In a
speech in the reichstag asserted that
the giant naval program of the United
States was mostly bluff.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
WESTERN MONTANA
At Glance.
Brief Bits Of News From
Western Mont4Jt9

Dixon.-Lee Morrison visited his
brother. Clay Morrison, and old friends
in Dixon last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Turnblad are
the proud parents of a baby girl. born
October 25.
Mrs. Fannie Ferguson. the third and
fourth grade teacher. has been very
i'll for the past week and has gone to
Alissoula for medical treatment.
St. Ianatius.-Henry Fourier who
was shot by his wife is reported As
recovering rapidly and If no compl.
cations set in will probably recover.
A snowstorm which seems to have
been general over the F1athead valley
occurred Saturday night However,
little snow fell.
The Country club dance at the opera
house was q grand success. It being
the first given by the club this fall.
Music was furnished by the Roman
orchestra.
Edward Turnage is seriously III with
typhoid fever. He was taken to the
Sisters hospital Friday.
St. Ignatius public school attendance
has increased nearly IS per cent over
last year. The school shows the re-
suit of excellent teaching.
Dolan A. McCollum will leave Mon
! day for Spokane where he will attend
| the Blair business college for the next
year.
I, Stevensvilie.-J. +. Sharp, city
] superintendent Of schools, spent Fri.
| day and Saturday in Hamilton on bust.
/ ness in connection with his position
as a member of the county examining
i board.
! James Shea and James Cherry were
Sunday called home from Kalispel
because of the arrival from Hamilton
of notices summoning them to appea
before the local exemption board 70
military examination. They had gon
to Kalispell for visit.
Mrs. James a. Bales is in Darb,
!, visiting at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs
L. IT. Zentner.
Russell Woods has gone to Hamilton
to work as a shoemaker in the Hen
| Dirk shoe store
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
New York to Guard Stores
Against Destruction Plot

New York, Oct. 2S.-The number of
armed guards has been increased at all
stockyards. grain elevators and food
warehouses in Greater New York be-
cause of reports reaching Herbert c.
Hoover. national food administrator.
that alien enemies are plotting to de-
stroy food supplies.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
Stevensville Men Rejected
at Camp Lewis Come Home

Stevensville. Oct. 2s.--Special.---
Earl McNett. Clauson Nogler and
Horace l.. Pope returned yesterday
from American Lake. Wash. They
were members of the Ravalli draft
quota, but did not pass the physical
examination at Camp Lewis.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-29
70 RELIEVE DRUG SHORTAGE.

San Diego, Oct. 2s.--An appropriation
Of $3.0000O0 for the immediate relief Of
the pancity Of drugs, medicines and
medical supplies vitality needed in Italy
will be authorized by telegraph tomor-
row by Henry p. DAVIDSON. chairma n
of the American naval Rel Cross.