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The Parker post., 1917-11-10
Jose OF WAR LOAN HELP TO
BUSINESS. aoJ t5s.5#

E.sYith the closing of the second
war loan, there has been less inter
5tt7}ion of business, and it's develop
'litnt~ 4as'obecome more clearly de-
med with activities again centering
9iP P->reSu4ar channels, acc ording to
d)En Es-1r report of last Saturday.
Bower temperatures are reported to
haTet influenced some of the late
-'f04}S adversely, 0ButT the effect else
"h6fe, Nhas been stimulating and
urrent commercial transactions
e9tiFy4tO a 4emarkablyl we'll sustain
9ffi'' buying power, considering the
sat feme1o prices brHhe2 RAnovement
3OWt1'tpl higher; costs has not per-
%epfRHF 4straightened clin Heading
as6mmodities in which the trend WAS
-fecentlJa ad9wn ward. land recognition
that some supplies are growing more
limited has impe1led efforts to pro-
yide possible scarcity of needed
mat eriaB and merchandise. / Where
shortages actually exist and there is
diaicu9ty yoim augmenting production
DrbeFell maintaining u theI markets
have Itended more strongly in selIa
ers' favor Mnd5furthers advances, are
The Parker post., 1917-11-10
Y. NJ. C. A. CENTERS GODSEND
FOR SOLDIER BOYS.

The most humanizing organized
Of The Young Mems Christian Asso-
CATIONS, i'll the training camps, at
nQme, overseas, and in prison camps.
Wherever our boys are sent they
wiilafind the sign of the red triangle.
the army representative of this won
ierihl organization on hand to well
come them with its tonic atmosphere
8f good cheer. sociability and clean
living. 'E+6a" q. or ...
For splendid constructive work
this organization is carrying on is
almost beyond description. Any one
Qf the 10000 Of our boys now on
the firing line in France and the mil
tions At home in the training camps,
would tell you the same thing this
Arizona " boy wrote TO, his folks at
home ,-,xf-.:... ..-,. .--,- -.......
D. feel as II YOU ought to know
something OF the work of this life
saver, The Y, NJ. c, A, Since the ''Y"
shack was opened the dance-halIs on
Houston street are deserted. You
VII recall when | first landed here
| wrote that we had the best crap
shooters and card sharks in the army.
Well chat is a thing Of the past here
The old cry of Come Baby Joe" and
2 stay With Mens : Phoebe, is no
more. The " has the .- gang.
Two OF them have become. checker
.tiends, one on the domino champion
shtp and. the other two are playing
on the basketball team and studying
French, .,..-..- ---
IF YOU have loved ones at home,
II is impOssible-.t resist the open
INK bottles and the. pens and paper
Which sare supplied free 1t makes
yot ashamed to think that the "Y''
Is more interested in your home folks
than yourare. vaYon know that | was
IA atacker3. When9 it, comes to reli-
sfon 725Fhat was partly due to the
TayEitt WAS handed to me. But the
~ hands out religion in doses that
Aoara1n can take 1t tightens up the
n@liera that gets loose when man
Gets away from home .9Er ga4nc. IL. ]
- Who pays?''15 5olr aIGat1og1rE- +
. III don't know, but whoever it is,
led bless them They are the fathers
}tomillions of 5boys.''.3gs 5a 5u,.rf,. 4
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POISONING SHEEP,

German agents are believed TO DC
responsible, either directly or indi-
rectly, for the death OF thousands Of
head of sheep on the northern ranges
Of Arizona, principally in Navajo
county AT least a sufficient amount
of suspicion points in that direction
to warrant thorough Investigations
by county, state and federal officers.
Chemical analysis has proven that
the sheep died from the effects of
some mineral poison L@5I ~,
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THE RECORD.

EG F4rT EFFf A14A- %@A~~ S4N+|' - s.'r .
When the Indictment against Ger
nE.h' IutocrAfS2 sngT wbb taa. 5fa30p.
sq4l I Xsfhange, %~.Wyill. be i.."Hnd
th5at' Il inciGdas the f61io%1iisa trahs
gressions against The. la Hs OF ha4an-
ity, the recognized rules OF civilized
warfare:
/. Violation Of treaties. begin
ming with the invasion ot Belgium
% Execution IF hostages s.7"1.: ..<
'"33. oEnormaus exactfons under
gtiise Of fines. '+'' <t"@=' @''f"t:.. E.
L7'4,. 'knslavtmtnt OF people fnclud-
ing tb6f9s and gfiis ""'s@'i"'ma.
'"5 EoEkbi6ltart3t1 Of women Tor
grA tif66tfJh 81 Soldier, ."..-at.
7"6!b Ddgtruttioil of, ghurthos ;sh3
lfbr8rfas aHAq"9~ II ;sof5,,-@.aa~.
M" biilagRo@"aho.a @1." @'s....
'"S fffghtfdlnGss n many forms
a7'5!! Poisonif4& Walls. -..-.
Z" 10. &tinpriadifhent ass rrni.h-
ment '6f' nor -a611batH15.- .f:.~
7@"ft Dd31ftttion 81 5toha@a= aod
fields, with rhetr rfBen5ng aroDs r..
II :" Ruiiiirg mines AFTER aban-
dohn1d1it. he*5~',-'.-.-,.'.- t..., "o
t'13.o sihkfng merchahTmaH with
OUT WaEni4s ''' .#..'4 ."'. "*..'
"''f4 1gaSornfg neutraI and non
com6atant rights '''..
!" IS Blowing up industrial es-
taBl1shments in neutral countries
'a' f6o Poison, gases and fanc5.
"11'7 II a Sinking 'hbs Ships ~..
'"'fS"' Starving ana sIayfna prison
1ars S1S21H Hntt @as%-.-Es .a,t. ~t
"o19:." Mdrdering f1tnocenr people in
small Boats. ~ f--''.. ..".~@ ..~s' .
80. III Aerial Warfare on undofend~
ed towns. ''''- ''.'-'' '.-'.'
Dh 21." Bonn bardingt hospitals
AZ i22. Spreading disease through
anthfaX and glanjlers germs aat..
I'd observation-disclosures based 16n
ltTea che tgj 4a4sehootp ffa 9riBei9VU
S9t124! bhConsbirac c5a>aga Hisf 5he7asa
DerefgA fs'of iileutraft7fah6Hstod nu2
~19l95. pComplicittE III AaArntetiel.' a1a
isaefes tuo 9Ef ii, - 5ssa> - -.e
qDThere are more. t6tbes added; bnt
was there ever such a record OF m
. fanny achieved by any othef mower.
ancient or modern rsjarr5I1l -.
6 sYes1uAye might add distrihrttinp
spoisOnAd IaandX,5 lookjaW- geIJlDs uOn
9cDnrtplasters dand in t(ierIaanyt -itseIf
o51preye1Griye arresti'5 and the Qorpse-
hltilizarbon establishments, where the
5rbodiesy Of dead soldiers are. boiled
down for the glyeerine and, fats. they
contain in order. TO 1Fj1pplyz the much
oneededRIj materials L for O. mGnttiun-
tmaking24J ~ Ga smiles ..-..a.a.
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not mean that an offensive and de-
icnsive alliance has been created be-
tween the two countries such as ex-
.sts between Japan and Great Brit
aim although both nations do pledge
themselves to a definite line of ac-
ion. t ...
Emphasis was laid in official dis
,ussions on the last paragraph Of the
agreement This is the declaration
chat both countries are opposed to the
acquisition by any government OF any
special rights or privileges that
would affect the independence or ter
ritOrial integrity OF China, or that
would deny to the subjects or citizens
0f= any country the full enjoyment Of
equal opportunity in the commerce or
Industry OF China. e. IL. 't-# IL. l. e--
This. it was explained, was pre-
aisefy the same as the altruistic pan
Americanism, and both Japan and
the United States by this declaration
n0ttnd- themselves to see that China
obtained a square deal not only. at
the hands of other nations, but from
themselves as we'll. .1. -t .E --.t"'-
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POSITION OF JAPAN IN CHINA.

'H WASHINGTON, Nov 6.-rormaI &
announcement today" 6f' the agree
ment between the United States and
JapSh IN regard TO Chfna was greet
Led Notwithstanding aarti zo1f cia4 critics as
uionesof tlit mOnIeiHoas agentsy OF the
war poI II ltsreHeCt as expected to
nObea tan nreaehing3botl il 1lpon fntlrre de
oNel0pnihaite dnhtire faff east and Itpon
nbhei prosecution of bha)1w waq. aggainst
aGermaitR93a sd 55mra3 asru4.
S odntaddi4fon tolrhe 1nrHsoe&ahuaRed
betWeelE Sec1ethDpl Lansing and Yf~-
'oeOTgId lanJi at hespertai J8panesa am
obassadoI1l1ec 03uGi ng ,aR aoa2reement
-8fecognj z8ng Japan g .spaci9 siitoresj
.l4in Dhin@rguarazl teeing .thadn dermud !,
enee ,tialotI8UteluitO OFn4b i3Et efla Y ..Jf
2i0hiila aa.hd; Te-affirnHne tre1 G0per
door 8 toltcE itIi8, ANNOUNCED that
satisiactor5G misunderstanding IHgsl been
;reacded3 asi N,3 }thiHtarv, hagm and
economic cooperation
FtBfortaaltyr ft#s axlf ainea ftIat this
+. aagrre7eement, is in no sense al. ap7Iira-
tio3lnl 3lltQf q th93 Monroe doctrine to .the'
Q}rifnt .2qt, inSst22}at is sratR2rr APP
ri pllcfatIou .Of the nan-AWcr!cau doe
r ri ttlrine Qf hands of " Ii does not al1-
ID ter r,athe the Roo} 7Takahtra open door,.
2agr9ae5m3fft a553f II 4tB8}h #aEs E.s 5h21Ea be- i sup
/" ff27I. 5f5sE 4.Ea, ss15,5g g.5rss1. aa.,
-hsyl loG lbb5SEGll55tJijal'554f4f bb5Gll55tJijal W. b&4"eeH the
Monroe doetrign2i99 anq the Ran-4Amerf@
canism, officials said the former was,
i disttiTpctly ~ p44at p4t4at iQnqi Hqlte4, .gDiie the
latter was altrGisffc~ 16~@ inter1
nationa4. foL .I0IJEii5aHW .~
jE bNo1 9ft+ti4nBHoai WIS .gfvef3 as. 70
% what would be' 'consfdertdredat' spel,
i"-cial nftrests%eof 3apaA iyHi15hn, coma
lSpsrfson 1t7as drawn wirhithe position
80 OF fh4o9U nitea ast8teay 4tpJ regards
lnI8Texieb.f 900 "a noU"45aluzuh.
o@bn Pie fbXF oef the 1hates ha$,Ieen
communicated to China through the
Chinese embassy. but it was stated
10 that ho statemenf will be made here
Io regarding China's position until some
- word has been received from PeR ing.e
H'" The completes accord reached be-a
81 tween the United States and Japanfa
it was authoritatively stated, does
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CERTIFICATE OF INCREASE OF
CAPITAL STOCK, CHANGE OF.
NAME AND INCREASE IN MUM.
BER OF DIRECTORS 9asnsa Q

80 II.
Know All Men BY these Presents: 7
Thar we, E, S. Osborne and Charles.
Bowman the president and, the sec@
retary- respectively of the Mammon
Gold and Copper Company corpora,
ton, whose name has, by the resolu-
tion embodied in this certificate,
been changed to MAMMON= COPPER
COMPANY, corporation, organized
and existing; under the laws of-the
state of Arizona; and ''.' '1." .a~." +
, That We, f S, osborne and Dr.. H:
H. Stone. and Charles Bowman, who
are directors Of the said corporation
and who constitute a majority Of the
board Of directors, do hereby certify
., That the said Mammon Gold and,
Copper Company, corporation, whose
name has been changed i as noted
above, to Mammen Copper Company,
is a corporation duly Incorporated
under the laws of the state of Arizo-
ma on or about the 7th day OF. Octo-i
ber, 1916; ;--,2 -~sfe..r-f --,-- ...
That said corporation at the date
of its incorporation. and ever since.
said date has had capital Of one
million dollars ($1,000,OO0). divided
into one million (1 ,00O,U00) shares
of the par value of one dollar ($1l.
per share, and that al all the times
hereinafter mentioned six hundred
and fifty-five thousand and thirteen
655,0l3) shares of the said stock
were issued and outstanding, and
that the said shares are fully paid
up IS Jos elG} 10 suole.T53a ,s-a
THAT parsuant0to a resolution of
the board of directors of the Mann
mon Gold andbGOppers Company duly
held on the 18th day of April, 1917,
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STATE OF. ARIZONA, OFFICE OF
THE ARIZONA CORPORATION
COMMISSION .....s.

United States Of America, State Of
AriZOna.--SS. ..-..-.-.. ..
The Arizona Corporation Commis-
sion does hereby certify that the
annexed is a true and camplete tran;
script OF the Amendment to- Articles
Of Incorporation of a:Mammon Gold
and Copper company, changing the
name of said corporation 10 Mammon
Copper company, which was filed in
the Office of said Arizona Corporation
Commission on the 4th day of June.
A. D. 1917, at 1000 O'Clock a. m,
as. provided by law. ~ .->''' ...@ !
In testimony whereof, the Arizona
Corporation n1Commtssion,b by it's Chair
man, ffas hereunto7 set its hand and
affixed it's official seal Done at the
City of Phoenix, the Capitol, this 18th
day OF June A D. lF1ll7 clF91l7 se1 a..g,xs
ARIZONA CORPORATION CoMMIS-
r.. SION sG}-0ns IS eceG4cn l51G
Z AaIc ~e1F "A. JONES, Il Chairman.
(Seal)' EUa&>r} a3t 3C r-0 hEzc
Attest: Cl5ms- 5a-s za.s55 be-
II SAM w. PROCTOR Secretary
..&A #.. q >0#1 @+ wc-1 io.Ew ,
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Notice Of Stookholders' Meeting.

day Of May, 1917: .---..--------.----
Notice Of Stockholders Meeting.
4'Notice is hereby given in pursu-
ance of the resolution and order of
the board Of directors of the Nam
mon Gold & Copper Company, a cor
poration organized and existing. un-
der and by virtue of the laws Of the
state Of Arizona, na,unanimously adopt
ed alta regular meeting of the said
board held on, the 18th day of April,
1917. at 81 the, office Of the company
at the, town of Parker, in the county
OF Yuma, state of Arizona, a meeting
of, the stockholders of the said cor
poration is hereby called for and
will be held at the principal place of
business of the said corporation, to-
wit: In the Office of the Commercial
Bank of Parker, at the town of Par
ker, Yuma county, state of Arizona, on
Saturday. the 26 day of May,1917, at
the hour of nine o'clock in the fore
noon, of that. day for the purpose of
considering and acting upon . the
proposition to increase the capital
stock aof said corporation from one
million, dollars 1,OO0,00O) divided
into one million (1 .0O0,000) shares
Of the par value Of, one dollar ($1)
each, to two million dollars ($2,-
000,000) divided into two million
(2,000,000) shares of the par value
Of one dollar ($D each. and to con-
slider the proposition to increase the
number uof directors from FIVE to
seven members and to change the
name OF the corporation to Mammon
Copper Company."liaua a.r ii. P.
That a copy of said notice was at
least thirty days prior to the meet
ing OF the stockholders therein re-
ferred to. by the secretary of said
corporation, addressed and mailed to
each Of the stockholders whose names
appeared at that date on the COM
pany's books as sufficiently addressed
and identified, at his place Of resi-
1dence which was then known to said
secretary. 3"R 4l:'5a5%.~ %-aa so
That on the 26th day of May, 1917,
at. the hour Of nine o'clock in the
forenoon, at the principal place of
business Of the said corporation, to-
wit: at the Commercial Bank of
Parker, Id the town of Parker, Yuma
county, Arizona, at a special meeting
Of the stockholders Of the said cor
poration the following resolutions
were duly passed by vote represent
ing ali Of the issued and outstanding
capital stock OF the said corporation:
BE 1t resolved by the stockholders
Of the Mammon Gold & Copper Com
pany, corporation, representing all
of the issued capital stock of the said
corporation. in a meeting duly as
sembleda and called by the board of
directors OF said Z corporation, that
Mlammon NJ mn o1 Gold & Copper. Company.
increase its capital stock from one
million dollars ($1,OOO,OOO) divided
into one million tl,OOo,0O0) shares
of the par value Of one dollar (s1)-
each to two million dollars ($2,00O,-
000) divided into two million e.
'00o,000) shares of the par value Of
one dollar (S1) each" r5 ..1sl| 81 ..
''Be it resolved by the stockholders
of the Mammon Gold & Copper Com
pany, corporation, that the number
Of directors Of the said corporation
be increased from Ave members to
seven members. li'% Do& giIoY 4
~ 8l(lG9 a1I5 bug .ly 55Td -Ecg H.o -
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BE it resolved by the stockholders
OF the Mammon Gold & Copper Com
pany, corporation that the name, OF
the said corporation be changed from
Mammon Gold & Copper Company to
Mammon Copper Company"
The total number OF shares OF the
capital stock Of the said corporation
issued and outstanding at that time
was six hundred and fifty-fve thou
sand and thirteen (655.013l. shares,
That the amount Of the capita I
stock Of the said corporation issIed
and outstanding and represented at {
the said meeting of the said stock.
holders :of the said corporation was
six hundredg and ffty-fye thopsand
and thirteen Cess, ,O1S1 shares.
That the total vote in the affirm.
ative by which the said resolutions
and each thereof were passed, ana
the capital stock and the number Of
directors Increased, and the name of
the said corporation, so changed, was
six hundred and fifty-five thousand
and thirteen (655,013 shares.
There was no vote in the negative
on any of the foregoing resolutions.
That the amount to which the cap
ital stock has been Increased is two
million dollars $4,000, 0,OOO) divided
into two million (2,O00,000) shares
of the par value of one dollar f$1)
each:
That the number of directors Of
the said corporation has. by the said
resolution, been increased to seven
members, and
That the name of the corporation has
been changed from Mammon Gold &
Copper Company to Mammon Copper
Company.
In witness whereof we have here
unto set our hands and have caused
the corporate seal of the said corpor-
alton to be hereunto affixed this the
29th day of May, A. D. 1917. a-h
MAMMON GOLD AND COPPER
COMPANY, t2-z5#" "moa .7Gr
MAMMON COPPER COMPANY.
''.+. BY E. s. OSBORNE, -
''. 49,. .'-.. President,
.>'- W CHARLES BOWMAN, Lflaa :.
Secretary,
E. S. OSBORNE,
.''.'','.- DR.. H. H. STONE, ##7L
CHARLES BOWMAN, 'r
Directors of the Mammon Gold &
Copper Company (Mammon Cor,
per Company ar constituting
majority of the Board o! Directors
of said company .+ .@' 1753it
State of California. County Of Los
Aageles.-ss.
E. s. Osborne and Charles Bow
man, each being duly sworn, deposas
and says that they are, respecttvelt
the President and the Secretary ol
the Mammon Gold & Copper Com,
pany, corporation (whose name has
been changed to Mammon Copper
Company mentioned in the fcregc
ing certificate; that they have read
the foregoing certificate and know
the contents thereof, and that the
same is true of their own knowledge.
b. S. OSBORNE, 1
'..~ CHARLES BOWMAN.
e. Subscribed and sworn to before me
this 1st day CT June, 1917.s--~~,s
{ Notarial Seal ser. e7.f4 rT
81 zfz3o- a LBENE GUITARD..~
Notary Public in and for ihe Conlaty
of Los Angeles, State OF Califor d..
Filed in the Office of the Arizona
Commission this day oe
June A. D. 1917, at 10000 a. nat
request of Chas. Bowman, whose post
office address is Los Angeles. Calf
CORPORATION COM
MISSION. Z
l-f1 .+.tEt
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at the principal place of business of
said corporation In the town Of Par
ker, Yuma county, sArizpna. y ths
board of directsfs ofsthe said cor-.
poration authorized and directed the
secretary of the corpofation to mail
to each -stockholder OF said corpora
tion copy OF the following notice,
at least 80 days prior to the 26th
day of May, 1917: .-----.-.--------.
The Parker post., 1917-11-10

The cause of food conservation
offers to every American citizen a
chance to render a patriotic service
that does not entail sacrifice. .a.
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FURTHER ADVANCE
SCORED BY ALLIES
IN FLANDERS PUSH
Germans Make Desperate At
tenptS TO Recover Ground,

PARIS. Oct lo-A further ad
vance has been made by TIE French
troops which took the offensive
Yesterday in Belgium in co-opera-
tion with the British.
Papegoet farm has been captured,
the war office announces, and more
prisoners have been taken
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earth who had an able bodied brother.
No marriage e. mr,ctsiul II the wiic
makes ~ her homo place Oi tears and
nerves and pccyi,hneV ard whining,
aud complaints. and nagging
"Io make a good Job oi marriage a
man and woman must consciously and
delcrmncdly give ~ II their best and
brightest They must put more self
restraint on themselves IN dealing with
each other than they would II they wrrc
dealing with their best customer "r
their most Can,ankcrouS boss, and they
muu study each other, whlmS and pr
rullartirs and deal with these more
lactfully than they would # thry were
diplomats arranging an international
dispute
FINALLY, a Young couple who wish ,o
be happy Ihough married should make
up their minds At the very beginning
rha, they ATE going 10 keep each othrt
interested
"a bridal couple will laugh at this
suggestion They are sure they viii
never weary oi asking each other, "Oo-'
ducky i, 90" and that they will never
run ont oi conversations because It VIII
take a, least i,itv years TO explain how
strange II was tha, they should have
both gone 10 tho place where The met
and how pru,deuual 1t was that 'h'
vote h'uc on that particular evening
when blue happens TO be his Iavorlte
color
It unfortunately. once interest ~ lhc,"
topic, pail, ahou, the time one gets
home from the honeymoon and then,
especially after 'he birth o' the tlrt
child. the husband and wife start on
different paths that 20 farther and far
thcr apaf, until hy middle age they are
hardly within telephoring distance ol
each other
"rhc man Iva, absorbed himself IN
business of which the wife knows moth
ng The woman has absorbed hcr'rll
m the children IN society IN clubs ~
which the husband knows nothing, oNi
ihc result i, that TIVE, have go' nu'u-
NIX 'u talk ahou, and th'. bofc each
other IN extinction.
~ husband and wives want 'o make
their marriage success they must
keen u rn'rtru,ng Md 80 do this they
must work together, and play 'ogr'h"'
rhc, must dn team work ha, alone
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-10-10
Try This II You
Have Dandruff

There i, ono cure vav that never iallS
.o remove dandruii completely md that
., ~ dissolve - This d.n'o,, - cn
uch Io do this. ,u,l -, about four
mn,e, Of PLAN. ordinary hQuld arvun.
lpply i, a, night when retiring; NC
enough ~ moluen the '-alf and rub II
m gently with the finger tip,
~ morning mos, II not all ~ your
ardruif will he gone and three or four
more applications viii completely dis.
solve and entirely destroy every single
,rrn and trace oi n, No matter how
much danAtun vou may have
Ven will find. too. that all itching
and DIGGING q NJ, scalp will stop IN.
uaun, and vuur har viii he fluffy
mrruus. glossy rlky and ,ol' and
hook and feel hundred times better
Nou can get liquid lryon at any drug
store /, /, inexpensive. and four
ounce, is all YOU viii need This s'm.
d, tcmrly ha, never been known 10
.l-AdN
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A YOUNG couple who arc gong to
~ be married came to me the other
. day and said
Everyone speaks .ot malrlnony as
the biggest gamble on earth. and as II
II were purely matter OF luck how It
turned out Judging from most OF the
people VIC know this appears 70 be
true, and they guessed wrong We do
not wish to leave the success OF our
marriage to blind chance Are there no
rules by which ono can play sane
and safe game with a ialr Certainty OF
winning out"
why, bless YOU. my children" re-
plod, there is mo- more real reason why
marriage should no, be sure firc
happiness proposition than there /, why
any other human undertaking ,houli
tail Aud It would he so It people
would only apply ono halt OF the en-
erg, and effort and intelligence toward
making marriage a success, that they do
bridge whist success
"Of course accident, will occasion
ally happen a man will marry a fool
who waS such a cute little baby doll
that he didn't recognize her for what
she was until after he was tied a. her
Tor life, OF woman viii sc, a brute
who Is Camouilagcd q, a big. strong
mani, man ~ husband When
either OF these Ca,aNtophcs i've
ldll q man ur v.ndn they
are doomed 'o misery or the di-
votCc court Nothing the individual
can do win save that marriage from
disaster bat IN ordinary case, the oh
Scrvancc oi Just 'cw simple rules
! can be guaranteed ~ make ma'rlmorv
grand sweet song instead oi the
'crapping match iI only too often is
The first rule oi how 20 be- happy
though married 20 make \ cast ron
resolution To- never argue and io live
, up to II IN spite o' al temptations II
would save half of the divorce, and m
. told broken heart. and misery II the
motto Don't Nrg1, vas painted uu
! every room m every house ln the land
Argument never gets YOU anywhere tx.
cep, into trouble Nobody is ever con.
ynced IN an argument, ot changes his
opinion All that It does is to provoke
friction and rouse temper and max,
people say things that Rnklc hk,
| fostering thornS IN ones mSmorv
"li the non.argument rule prcvailct
m cycry household n would urangl,
the family ,pa' At IT., h,rDh and as,pr,
the atmosphere oi peace and harmon,
IN the home which :, 'hc only mr ~
which tupld can breathe Ot Dom,,
NO man and woman are going a. lhui
alike ON ever, ,ubleJ, under the sun
That IS impossible, bu, the, need MOI
argue over the points ON which the,
differ
Let the man loncede to M, wit