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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
INFANTILE PARALYSIS
EPIDEMIC AT ELKINS

ELkINS, ". Va. Jan. 2.-Twelve
cases Of infantile paralysis have been
reported from Elkins to the West Vir-
ginia Health Commission, with the ur-
gent request that State and Federal
help be extended promptly.
DR.. G. r. Werlich, Of Wellsburg,
chief Of the bureau of preventable dis
eases, of the State Health Council,
was ordered 10 go TO Elkins immedt-
ately.
DR.. S. L. Jepson. Health Commits
sioner, also notified tho Federal au-
thorities. One death has occurred.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
REPUBLICAN TO CONTEST:
MISSOURI GOVERNORSHIP

SEDALlA, Mo-. Jan. 9 = Henry
Hamm, Republican nominee for GOV.
ernor at the recent election, today
signed petition for 4 contest Of the
guberialoriaI election. Frederick D..
Gardner. Democrat, holds the certih-
cate Of election. -
The petition will be presentd to the
legislature, which assemblies Wednes-
day The legislature is the sole Judge
,of the validity of Il subernatorial cleo;
ton in Missouri. The Democrats have
majority OF about forty on joint
ballot -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
METHODlSTS ADJOURN
WITH THE DOOR OPEN

BALTIMORE. Ian. 2.--Atter adopt
ing "A resolution that lrnvrS open the
doors for future Negotiations and SriS
June ~ rs The date for the next meet
INK the joint commission on uniica.
lion ur The Mel bodies EplSc"pIl
church and The cih.IIiS! Epi*Copnl
Church South. adjourned Today.
The resolution SAYS il WAS agreed
rhaI ihr fundamental AMI viIalS wrir'
the general conference and it, powers;
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
CONDEMNATION AWARDED

rIiAKLt:STON. W. Va. Jan. 2-Ans.
nnItucrment has hen made from the
Wurkurn'S Compensation DEPARTMENT OF,
ih,. award ui compensation an. follows: =,
T.. \. Hcighl-y. Of C!arksburg. $40 in
fuIl: +. H. King. of Low Moor $4.01 a
week for - weeks; Bert Wooiwine. Of
Hinton. si.h3 week for 1875 weeks,
Jane. r;uhinsun Of Wler,on $3.50 a
week for la weeks; ". r. Doan. OF,
,'h,unrcy. four dollars week for Is
weeks: Mary IIHr"f%. widow, r"iored. and
fhrr, children. $50 = ~ M ti| llHhna VIM
cent. Of rnirmoul. aid lhrre children.
So: 4 month.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
SHORTAGE OF COAL
CLOSES THE SCHOOLS

AKRON. O., ian. with The coal
shortage 80 acute that me schools
remained closed today and churches
iarr prevented from holding services
while acute distress prevails in many
homes, the Citizens League nr Tai
madgr. near here, sent IN appeal Ia
Irhc state utilities commission for aid
today.
Tho commission is asked IA order
|! the railroads TO forward immediately
ears Of coal now on the Way bur
which have been held up. I'll" coal
supply Is entirely exhausted ami MANY
families where they are ynnnG chill
dren ar" trying tn keep their homes
warm by wood fire., Talmah"r m"r
SAY
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

CHARLESTON, ". Va, Jan. "a
telegram was sent from the State
Health Department to-day to Dr.. II.
". Daniels, health officer at Elkins,
directing that he prevent any children
from leaving that town, il the out
break Of infantile paralysis there Is
as serious as he reported earlier IN
the day.
Medical assistance from both the
Federal and State health departments
is being sent TO Elkins. and expert
medical attention will be given the
victims. One death has resulted and
paralysis has developed in three pa
tients within the last As hours. accord
ing to the report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
A VERY COMMON REACTION

for her individual case writes With
exceeding franhns:.s !" An eastern pa
per q her Misrepresentation Ut thirst
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

the Jurisdiction conferences, their
number and powers and the status Of
the cofored membership Of the Meth
odist Episcopal church in the re.organ-
Lied church.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

Georgia still still holds the medal
for lynchings. IA being charged up TO
her for 1915, more than one-fourth nf
the total in the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

THAI Findlay. Ohio. girl who mas re-
fused To wake mp since Shr went To
sleep Christmas. probably had such i
good time she doesn't care to dispcl her
dreams.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03
ANOTHER PAPER GOES UP

C'HlLLlCOTHt.. Ohio. Ian. c--Becausc
of the increased cost OF print paper the
Scioto Gazette today announcer thal Or
Sinninp January 10 the price OF It's cdl-
lions will he three instead or two'cents'
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

The author OF the eight hour iaw
has amended his lie 10y taking unto
himself n wife. He. nj least will have
10 submit 10 compulsory arbitration.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

Congress is grinding again, bat Iht
grist is quite Sritt%.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

The New Years wiIi"r wagon
gradually being relieved OF it, load.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

The European belliScrents are running
p race nt cAacgfratinn. IN each c"mput-
inS Tho losses OF the other.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

We al.. more Interested in ia, uIgaHt-
cation nf ihr Third h"u~" II Charles
ton next week.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

tim now IONS lCcrS the lime f"T >H"StS'-
ing peace iunppnrIun"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

OF what earIhl! mse is i'"tshln& :
inactive force in Mr>ic""
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

II isn't too late for some to resolve.
L will love my city with the. same In.
fatua ton that bestow on myself.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-03

In post facto Ma The adminisIra-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

4. EdmoudHon, Sack animal food vs. e.
rurk.r. Sack animal food Lee wood
Hdl Ridge roll. ilirginbotham. Harris d.
CO. Laundry stove Rocking chair. Mrs
Alice liuwlih Sewer pipe. BOX whipplo
trees. Z q Roberts: Feeder crank shaft.
piec, lumber single barrcl shot gun.
sash weights, Rocker. Mrs. J T.
Conley Empty egg case. Snyder Pro
duco CO. Sack pop corn e. Morris a
Co.. Monkey stove Cook stove. Mr. p
Harley. . bed springs Davis Mason
Furn CO.. Hd' dry paint Eiston A'up.
Bhl liquid roofing cement. Twin city
Ice a Fuel Go. 500 pieces bldg ulc.
Leather rocker. Bod rails. BOX nmp
chimney. g. S Norris sack. animal
food Robert Wharton. Sack animal
food Hammond Cattle Co.. Two pillow
handle Gregory Bryant. crate window
shade. 5000 lhs BLDG u.c. I'm Iare
cutter and outfit vs. D Luptou: Case
spcedolinc Ralph Gray. Iron kettle.
Gust Faust; pieces iron. o pieces
urinal. chair. Case OIL Pierce Fordyro
OH Association. Rocker Glassware. D.
jars tobacco. 4 bars solder Bed ends
and rails. l-2 bhI oil q o. shank
Case peaches T. J Crawford sack wall
nuts. chair s D. Tsrl'rn. Coil rope.
Chewing gum. Cri Sectional book case.
Two drill bits. Jacobson. Red rails
casting Iron wash boiler d. Gruyer.
Kitchen cabinet drawer dish pan. Stove
casting. Panhandle Hardware Co: .
cases Lub. oil. Pierce F0rIyce OH Assn
. boxes gum. d. % door. Lockucy Lhr
Co: Cement pine mou.der. Bhl SALT
J V Rravleff Empty rub. Box hard
ware. q " Rum ball. Washing machine.
Wnl g. truth. Wagon feiidws. bolts and
pieces iron " brown. Gas tank
toxcs crackers. bed rails. Water
closet tank Grated ayatOry. Water
closet bowl Rocking chair. Davenport
and parts Elbows Joints Piece steel.
= rol. nase ser casting Rocking chair.
Iron signs a. a. Wyatt. Glass ware
Chicago Portrait Co. Picture frame
Chicago Port raif Co.. Cup grease. Pierce
Fordyce On Assn. Rocking chair. 90
joints sewer pip. Crate broken marble.
l2 Dbl oh. = q smith. boxes n o.
goods. } T. Wade. trunks r wade
Box macaroni Consumers supply Co..
Bed ends stove Tulia Hdwo GO
Dresser frEme. 81 : Boon. Heed table.
Louie kirsch. Dining table. rocker. Box
ches lax tobacco. Iron SUGAR kettle. %
q. Hartman. iron pump. J a Lloyd.
Axe. Do Length. pipe Bhl vinegar. g..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

o. Doors Plat bar iron. IL Dbl Lub
uH lbl rouIne cement y Peterson
l.a wash pot @ wagon hoXug. r a.
UrfuW. Rocking chair Mrs v D.
uuuu crates sccucry. " q Durnn.
Chair. . bhls Pct Luh on ker rrcaso.
cts Garage. Sack animal food g. "
uauH sack peanuts. Linn Petty. 6
band cutters Pulley. 4 " Rrowufields.
slck animal food. a o. Davis. o pieros
m.hNI mchy6 foot lumber. Plaster
screen. hoes. bid mon sticks. sulky
pillow. IS % Nudon. Heating stove. pipe.
elbow Case Cream of Tartar Phippin
Grocer, CO.. Lubric1ting oil. grease
Animal food sidney Nenahlc Animal
uni " r Uill Temperance hcor =.
% Walker stove. Ou tank single
irr.. stone ware. J $ shido Empty
ron hr Toyls CO. BED springs Kettle.
Western Windmill Co Storage battery,
on stove. ON cloth. Paint. r r Rey-
mouIs. sink. @ tubs. Ironing board.
= o. sumpier. Sack corn. u " Richie:
NBIH8l food sam Shafer. Mattress.
table legs. Sack 90 washers. Pump
base. blackboard ~ n Tracy. oil.
grease. Animal food mite killer. e. "
Alexander. Heating irons. Laura ship.
man. Ammunition. Drum Of gas. v A
Vorbiu Chairs. q 2 Page. Range.
Mary s Holder Stove. organ stool q
q Wilhorn sins. Auto tire J l. Biv
iu. Empty butter tub q J Donaldson.
OhIur " O. Fancy. Iron scttee. g n
Wit Groceries y Tower. Signs. e.
W Vusscti bed rails. Honey Soap
81 70 JDDo Grease. g. l. Chlsm
Enamel ware. Aru Altman: Animal
Iu.f o. o. Jones Pedestal. stone jars.
case lsr a Rakcr Paper pads. BMB
Mercantile Co.. Sections of book ease.
Table. Table. Chair. SW Tel a Tel
co., Wagon canvass. Create syrup
IeHa- Gr.um. ea belts. sack animal
.#i 50 Lackey. Bucket oi hds
station sanitary Gro Co; Case small
.r.. ammunition. Phillips hlSe. Co.
lr.fe butter uHu'is. sad iron and cast.
.re.. .frsi roo Box advertising mat
ter j uta .0n Ned ends Piece brass
pins. dining chairs. Rdl heddinE. rs
F.. N.s0u Two tubs; Pkg 3 hhs to-
h.r.H. Reg lavornE syrup Lyon Bros
HHt wood sticks J p Bryant. Box pi0-
iurs .uams. james g. Bailey a Co.
raf. I..h pam. j VI Sauuderr- . keE
plH pHafl. lyons Rros.. Eil pif plate.
NHlfHs .fnre % FrauCr Suck ami
uaI fu.i 81 o. Garrison. nti tueg
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

O. H,.u. Roll irolcum; Box dolls. Mira
SID Naudin. baxes candy: pieces
marble, Gallon can syrup. Blair q
uu-hes . pieces pulley, . sacks rem
eds can dip. o doors. g hats. . rolls
r10or Tho Vogue 6 door lambs. \. n
Smith. rocking chairs. BOX iron belts.
b a cram. BOX paint; Motor casting
Wagon scat. g so honey: Box hardware:
NHN scales; Screen door. : pieces sewer
pipe. 30 China saucors. Sack beans. VI
J.. IIiIl rods. Cooseberries. Humphrey
Grocery Co.. Tricycle.. Signs. o Nit
rhe.I. Tuware, Bdls. paper. g. T.
Hunter. chair rocker. Bolts and chains:
f0. r.ass, Stove poker: 3 boxes plug
Tobacco. Chevrolet radiator. Mirror and
'Hud Mrs " p Young Iron pulley:
Dump cart Cooper a Ru. Crt glass
and marble; Bdl junk auto springs. 81
q Eoea h"ots Galy iron. Davenport
end. Garner Bros. Bhl cuameled
ware IS T. Broder Q binder castings.
on stove. Table leaves: Washing ma
chine handle. Box glass Box crackers.
Townsend Oldham a Co. cases patent
medicine. 4 eases washing compound. J
81 Smith a. Co Heating stove. Mrs IS
s. Young Bov books: Case grape Juice.
binder d ID. u n brown; Crt T.
Water closet y Gnbcrt.Crt Chew
ing tobacco Case smoking tobacco. r
o Barber. Box casting: Bdl cement
.acss Acme Cement a Plaster Co: 3
ka-s phosphate. box glassware. Lyons
Bros rolls wire. Puryear a Black.
Coal CRATES e. y Hoobler. Steel folding
bed T. n Noble. Tyre iron. q l.
thrism. Spool barb wire. Bll Irvine.
navroH Wilhelm: Laundry stove. q. vs.
Cox. Shot sun. IL bbl roof coating ]
hhi paint. Carl Larsen. Fly wheel.
steel column. e. plate T. 8 Robertson:
fll O. pieces. strips wood. Steel shaft
nj blacksmith blower. " 2 Berry.
Heating stove Thomas J Hndham. Is
rolls pager. IS n Harrison. Buggy
wheel Harry Scown, Box machinery
parts. % ward Grated kitchen cabinet
COP and base y. s Messenger. Box ~
~ goods. 2 hdi springs. b p Parish.
bids pitch bbl. roof coating. s p
Rising Hil spades Thompson Hdue
Co. Money tray. Slve casting. Cell
spring PIPE connection. fre cream
freezer Lyiles-Tuli0ss. -Four castings.
wo chairs Cr- reyeuer wicks. two
chair. Furniture roIN 8 piece d.
trsrs sHf. Six tackle blocks. q Nor.
riH o. Co.. Two steel runners. Pail cur
1r.ass. uue pipe casting Bhi floor
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
Chas. Walsh, General Baggage Agent
Bowman Jarrett, Claim Agent


tom .'d j. NH''.r P '.I'. j u
Pt''N. IiHun Coco. Mo- VI D. I.'.H..
bose medicine Robe '."n l'"n
ton. ; ratio" vnHnr m1rhm' r D.
"p l.E '.t". I.u''.o..
.r' Sac. o. 'nr. w h'mr
.- o. Nr.H 5000. Mart" a N1dI
u. I'.". .r" ."He" Dbl. valve
.'"'Is ." '.1. IH'.' '..Nn.'. H'd
... nn# M| .n' Pulley H1'
r.r.. hr. -'r I'' .HH ".t." ''
rud gate Chair F"I Young Bod
prnr E.Hor LHii'. LenuOn s. D.
Stroll 5u' cases Richard bros Tub.
Huuo, J O. bryant uahD h.Hy
Comp s.ss E.ry CT a o. CO.. Cost
.r u.u uu uul rr.,s Pipe Nop
uapIio Column Iron bed 1Hl rails.
Coco HrumIoy vinegar Nrs J ~ san
#..n It. ,lHuf hdI pipe l.e
.r..m r.aer. spray pump O. vs.
Hrm'.r. spray pump q tuN.. Au.
r..I ...I. . bdI rub .I cav C3r,r.
..... 81. .. ,.... ,...,..,.
"'.'. N'.' ~ I'''r' 'I't.
... HHz DfHI. People Cash STORE g..
r... Windmill van. Chair. Cement
a.. ....,.. e.....t
I.'hN'" I''' hutl' awe
COTTON .csd sacks Box book sefh.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

sweep. . gal Lub. OH, J. II. Miles; 10
VI y parts, ono pump jack; Sack peas,
Tin hbI cover sash weights, 4 chairs;
county Judge. Galvenizod tub; Hangers
and cutier G. J Wright; Separator. J.
Joe Lindsay; Crate notions; pieces
marble, bdls grazzed sash; buggy
stubs. case syrup, anvil, J. A. Cook:
Air compressor. Baker a Butts, Case
lassos. Piano. p p Parish. Piano. r.
T. Paris ban disc gang. Case poultry
tonic. Crate marble " Il Taylor; Case
coffee; Sack beans. Package book case
brackets, IL Dbl Lub oil. cases axle
grease, case Lub OH. J.. G. Phillips.
Bbl Roof Cement T. s. Hancock: Bdl.
IL in pipe
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12
List of Unclaimed
Baggage

KENO 1854. box, PAST 4ssSs box:
AT&sF s322s5. box. Mex gssos
trunk. CCSW COD 5eS2l. trunk.
PNSF 22s0le. trunk. P&SF as32ss
box. ATSsF 973073. bundle. ATHsF
2l323 bundle; ATGSF sitias. sack.
Ar6sF g. q. D. ssIO6. bundle.
AI&SF s5a6sl bundle. AT6SF
1885,. bundle. AT&SF algst
bundle. ATGsF s322sS bundle.
AI&sF 2i3i5l bundle: ATGsF 72osil
bundle. Ar6sF s0l5ls. bundle. Ar6sF
1881. bundle. AT6sF ssosse hum.
iiei AI&sF 32aef2 bundle. AT6sF
5000. bundle; AT6sF S2lg7 bundle.
PAST a'aas Fo-cart. AT6sF st0ss
bicycle. AT&sF 3fiIsf. trunk. arssr
$50. trunk. AT6sF 5I5oI. box. ArAsF
''l-s, bundle. AT6sF sfoss. trgrk.
AI&SF ao2af. sack. AT6sF s-st-
trunk ATSsF s7ss bundle. tr6sr
-'o5l. package. AT6sF .t-7s main,
ki'. CHGSA con 1905. trunk. ATasr
esss'' trunk P&SF 22i-I7. box. P6sF
foi5o. suit case, AT&sF ss,sse syI,
case. AT@sF 277ii5 suit case. ATNsF
1875. baby cab
Nii.Il 1.-TWO various s1rsfrfInr 90
grps trunk and suitoases ovo- ais,o,.
mars. bundle ladies hand BAGS. pocket
p-i.s. oAa packages. also Fre,f
. .,.-n. enc md ladies clothing and
''.ef -i-s.. articles picked up in coscbrs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-07-12

on drum. McN'U'er Fuel Company.
% inch pipe pieces iron pipe MY
oil drum. Rocking chair. N D. Johnson.
Chair. g bars siIp iron. ! u prttiic.
rhonograph pieces pipe. Stove ami +.
boilers. wash boilers. Rocking chair
Box pipe stove rlsfIur. patent 900. h.N
talks. ono bundle wood rods. @ arV
cotton seed q white. Box lf fI
Goods. " T. Ncn1niela. Bale hufnp
bags J s. smith. Ho1 f.'s. h., ui0
lures frames. Central Portrait co ifnE
medicine. Crate HUusNbr. 81 o. .HrE.
Rox drugs q % Tuuu. 90 piece. % o.
goods. q v MANLY pail. Ieu h.
Rupf Iron wheel and pruf Bundle.
canvass FOLDING bath iuh Curtain mr
terinl. Chair. castings mop #u,k b..
handle. Binder pieces IRON obms
chairs pulley wheels. , Nur|.. pHu.r
Herald Pub Go THIlu. Cratic rut.
fixtures, pillow sprue d.. hH rIer
sweefwaier UuHUnr CO.. $500. h..r.
pa ODcll. Bucket paint. ,Har D.
wagon fouous Rocking 0mr Trunk
Ladder. chair. Chair Dm HH.
plov handles D. D. Hr.ar rrr .r HHr
rav. Package haH. PORCH column
Iurkuey Lbr Co.. o.. ...m r.ar.r
brake blocks. Reed rocket. truI0.
-t.f..tf.. 100 DID, I.. .... .....r
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-31
CANADIAN PACIFIC
IS STORM N CENTER
Decreased Earnings Bring
Selling Pressure, Caus-
ing 6 Point Drop.
sWAYED FROM OUTSIDE
External Developments, Both
at Home and Abroad,
Dominate Market.

New York. oct. 3o.--External devel-
oplnents were again the disturbing and
uncertain influences In the stock mar
ket here today.
Latest adviccs showing the extent Of
the italian defeat We're supplemented
by the restrictive methods adopted by
the Canadian stock exchanges. ap-
pcintment of a new German chancellor
and publication of several unfavorabc
statements of earnings. notably that
of the Canadian Pacific road. which
disclosed a net decrease of almost ST.
100000 for September
Canadian Pacific was the storm cen
ter, falling points 20 1925 during the
of operations in the Montreal market
From this minimum the stock rallied
to 1854 closing n point under that
quotation at net loss of AS points.
Other rails. especially transcontinen-
tails and the western division yielded
to 2 points.
United States steel moved with the
active list, ranging from 10lA to
10SM. its final quotation of 102A
representing a net loss OF Y of a point.
Other stecls recorded extreme reactions
of to So points.
Among the prominent equipments
and copper groups recessions extended
from . to points and in the case of
New York Air Brake q Il point de-
dine was largely made up. Final
prices were from fractions to points
over lowest levels. Sales amounted to
100000 shares.
The quarterly statement of the
United States Steel corporation dis
closing n decrease of about $4,000, 900
in total earnings from the preceding
quarter and the retention of the 3 per
cent extra dividend on the common
shares. did not issue until after the
markets close.
Bonds were heavy. Liberty Is rul-
ing at par to 10000 and the 3E's at
1924 to 1896. Total sales. par value,
aggregated si,650.oo0.
United States bonds. old issues, were
unchanged on call
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-31
Observation-Disclosures

II you combined the curative proper.
ties Of every known, read, ;malc" cough
remedy, YOU would hardly have in them
all the curative power that lies in this
simple homemade cough syrup which
takes only few minutes to prepare.
Get from any druggist 2i3 ounces OF
Pinex 100 cents WORTH. pour it into o
pint bottle and fill the bottle with plain
granulated sugar syrup. The total cost
ie about o. cents and gives you full
pint Of really better cough syrup than
YOU could buy ready made for $3.50.
Tastes pleasant and never spoils.
This Pinex and sugar syrup prepare.
ton gets right at the cause Of u cough
and gives almost immediate relief. Il
loOscns the phir2u1, stops the nasty
throat tickle and heals the sore. irrf.
tated membranes that line the throat.
chest and bronchial Tubes, 20 gently
and easily that it is really astonishing.
4 days use will usilally overcome the
ordinary cough and for bronchitis,
Group, whooping cough and bronchial
asthma, there is nothing better.
Pinex Is q most valuable concentrated
compound of genuine Norway pine 81.
tract, and has been used for generations
to break up severe coughs. z
To avoid disappointment, be sure TO
ask your druggist for ss2k ounces Of
Pinex" With hull directions. and 'don't
accept anything else. A guarantee OF
absolute setiafAction or money prompt-
" refunded, goes with this preparation.
The Pinex Co, Fl. Wayne Ind.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-31

Enemy Owned Patsnss Go
Into Government Hands.

: Washington, Oct. s0.-The vast store
Of German. scisntific information in
this country was opened today to
American manufacturers in regulationl
issued by the federal trade commits
sion. under which enemy owned pat
eAts ana copyrights WIN be licensed
for manufacture by citizens Of tie
United States.
After the regulations were made
public, the commission met q group Of
medical men to consider licensing the
manufacture Of certain drugs. prin-
cipally salvarsan, used In virulent
blood diseases and nom toxic stibsti-
tutes for local anaesthetics, OF which
the supply in this country has run
dangerously low since the war inter-
rupted commerce.
Approximately 10000 patented and
copyrighted articles are said to be If
fected by the commissions order. Ger
man thought for many years has been
In the forefront of medical research
evolving remedies for disease and for
alienation Of pain, all Of which. pat
ented in the United States, will now
become available to end suffering IN
this country.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-31
Cabinet piscusscs Situation.


Washington, Oct. SO.-The Italian
situation was discussed at length by
President Wilson and his advisers At
todav's cabinet meeting, discussion
touching immediate military aspects
and the Extension of badly needed as
sistence by the allies. Furnishing OF
supplies. especially coal. badly needed
for Italian munitions factories. Is said
to be regarded as this country's par
ticular sphere Of immediate action.
While the administration shares re-
gret and concern over initial success
Of the reutonic drive, high officials
are said to utterly reject the opinion
advanced in some quarters that events
in italy can become decisive OF the
war or even an important turning
point. 1t Is felt that setbacks In ltaly
will act as spur rather than a dis
couragemcnt.
Army officers and officials Of the
Italian embassy appear confident Gen.
eral Cadorna will hold the Teutonlc
forces in check on the new line al
which ne has prepared for stand.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-31
PRICES Became Ungeasd
! Due to Marking, Of Time
by Buyers.
NEWS CONTRADICTORY
Better Weather Followed BY
Reports Of Bigger Feed.
ing Demand.

Chicago. Oct. 3O.-Corn traders al 4
rule marked time today awaiting. q
liberal movement of new corn. Prices
closed unsettled at $1.1SA @1.1Sb De-
cember and $1.13% May, q cents off to
n like advance as compared with yes
terday's finish. Oats gained Is to NO
n cent. The outcome ins provisions
varied from unchanged figures to 50
cents decline.
Temporarily corn seemed to have
been sold to a standstill, so far at
least as future deliveries were con-
cerned. Commission houses and floor
traders were said to have been zeal
cusly backing efforts to prevent undue
initiation of prices and had reached a.
stage where the market needed bal
ance such as would be afforded by in.
creased stocks. At first today, cold
weather likely to stop damage to corn
tended to ease the market and SO did
Wall street weakness. But the eff
feet was countcrlbalanced later by
talk of increased feeding demand ind
by advices that the movement Of the
new crop had been much hindercd by
snow.
Oats developed a little firnness ow.
ing to lightness Of rural offerings.
Provisions underwent a sag after an
early advance. The initial strength
was associated with an upturn in quo
tations on hogs. Later, however. res
alizing took place seemingly because
Of announcements Of government con-
troll Of meat prices.
Days range:
No trading in wheat.