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''The stars incline, but do not
 compel"
 DAILY HOROSCOPE Saturday. February 3, 1917. Copyright, l911 by the Mcclure Newspaper SyndicateD
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Saturday. February 3. 1917

AsuoloEy reads this as rather an inn purtant daN. so fuI as planetary direction l- c7neeWed. While Nepuuc is mildly taYoable. Uranus and Mars are mildly
 II is dly m which to pursue routIu, HiialIs and tu setuo odd ends uf busi- ness.
 There is a fairh GNorHI. direction fo, colnmeice and -hpuiny ut 1l sorts.
 Neptune i~ lu uitce believed fn im- part vision and under~landug Of value {. philosophers and poets. who will gait new place iu national respect.
 The risc or great political leader '. urogHpStcated and he will perform a uriuae national service. Il is forrtod
 As precursor 0i m erd iU which hu. mluiN will aspire to higher ideals ul life. tus year Iai5 mBN hD time of cN- treme immortality and social uuHc1va fici3l. win multiply. while thr star- Wnr, together for the general Juc"N.rng oi evil
 threatening tp the best Interests as tu. Kaiser and armies
 rho Pope should enjoy kudly am. stimulating influence during this mont meuts and anNietio- later iu tho wear due tu efforts to hasten peace.
 Nervous disorders of an sorts prob atlv will increase and President WilSo should safeguard his health
 King Constantine. of Greece. has th' most eucoulasins direction of the stals buFtHE lHIt ana lIlt N'iI littf 't iil- s'tI irisue benefits tp his country
 Owing 10 the fact th3t iu the horoscope of President Wilson his Mars comes oNr the Ascendant Of King George and hi sun is urine to the kiu- ta uwl. truunl' may be easily started between thl' country and England the seer~ Fore warn.
 The death of famous man of letter. in the United States Is prosuastic1te' and this may be preceded bN the pass }l of a diplomat
 Persons whose bIrthdate t i- shoHl' moi narrl or go tp law They -noul, luard against accidents and should aNoi' al sorts of litigation
 Chndrcu born on this day maN be he1d. strong and stubborn hut thr>' -ualrcI of Auarids are hselr to he generous C excess.
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Wortn AttentIon ot Momen-

When yea feel too tired tc work, when dark pals appear under you yes when yeu wake up weary with aackache or pains ia sides and lons when muscles and bones ache. when rou suffer rheumatic tWnges. when unha1o puts il down then yo1 now tho kidneys ere weakened er dis. ordered. Mrs. T. Bac'n,n Route
 Hardy Neh., writes: "l ou racor- 'rin2 firm au attack of lumaaeo. bg .he aid Of Faloy Kidney Pills They surely nave helped me" \. C. Jeu- r.nCs
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LEGAL NOTICES

lortheastctlv from tine common corner ot lots len, 101 aud eleven 0u, theuc. with tue dividing line between said lot- len DloJ and eleven GID oua hundred and ntty l5ul feet direct to the place of be- aiming, i'm Garland county. Arkansas. Terms uf Sale. Du credit of three months thc purchaser heme scQuuad to execute a bond as required by law aud the order and decree of said court iu said cause. Rith approved security heaI- ing interest at the rate of per cont per auuum from date of sale until paid and lien beiuE retained ou the prem i@es sold to secure the payment of the purchase money
 Gwen under my hand this Nth day ol January. X. D. 191r
 F w BOWIES. lSItl C0mmIsslOuer m ChlnenlA.
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What to Do For Bad Colds.

If you want q cough medicine that gives quick and sure action in ea"n1 colds. coughs or ~oup, get Foley's Honey and Tar lt heals infamed or swollen membranes in throat chest o. bronchia tubes breaks up tight coughs loose95 the phlesm, makes breathing easier. stops tickling n throat w F. Thcmas. Summerville. Ga writes Fp'eys Honey and Tar k most efficient remedy for coughs hoarseness etc have used t with excellcnt results c len nngs
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NOTICE OF STOCKHOLDERS
 MEETING.

Notice is hereby given that the an nual meeting of the stockholders of the Hamp Williams Hardware Co of Hot Springs Arkansas, will be held in the office of the said company Monday February 5, 1917, between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and o'clock pm. for the election of directors and the transaction of any other legitimate business that may come before the meeting
 HAMP WILLIAMS, President Clyde Morris Secretary.
 Hot Springs Ark, Jan. 9. 1917
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DAILY STOCK IETTER.

New York. Feb e-As consequence of much scattered short covering and some indications of general support the noon, but as the session progressed the weight of liduditou sal $ was rather too much for the market to withstand which was artiCula1lV the ease in the instance of many of the rails Judging bv the character of some of the selling it look ed as if foreign liauidation on restrict ed scale was again i'm progress. which of course. would not be at all unnatural considering the indecision and nervous ness which are now prevalent. As to what Washingtons next move will be nothing definite has as vet tfauspired though it is quite likely that an official statement Wll be fOrthcoming shortly Liduidation does not appear to have run its course and masmuch as the situation is decidedly serious and complex. the part of wisdom would stll seem to die tate contracted loug lines and ample pro tcctiou
 New York stock Gscnange Closing
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FOR BENT-Fivc room cottage furnish ed ur uufLruishcd. with bath, electric lights. water aul natural gas. two blocks from OahlaWn race track. No. 39 lIDndci
 son Ave Phone ITg5 I-2S-lN
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NoTlcE oF sALE oE LANDS.

N0tice ls hereby eIven that the under- signed as administrator Of the estate oi Peter Suchiuski. for the purpose Of pay ing the debts of the said estate will ap- ply to the probate court of the county of Garland at its next term or session not less than twenty days from the date of this notice for an order to sell a cer- tain tract of land described as the west half of the southwest quarter of the southwest quarter of section % town shin north of range 19 west. In Gar land county Ark
 T L. HANLEY Administrator
 Davies & Davies Attorneys
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DAILY COTTON LETTER.

New work Fob Cotton Closing prices tndnv compared with last uieht were five dollars bale lower Long cotton found ils way to the market from the heginine and offefiugs of th,s cnal 2 arter in the iasf hour became hurdensome The buying seemed Co be chiefly in ihe way Of realizing profits by Former seh
 era r,xperts for the daY reached a mea
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MASONIC Hot Springs Commandery, No !, k. T.. meets every first Monday
 GEO. H. BBENNER. L. C. J. J Hickman. T L NJ Hot Springs Council. No. 23. R. X &. NJ meets every second Monday aster Chapter
 A J. SMITH. w NJ Hot Springs Chapter No 47. A A. Nj meets every second and fouY1 AoIdsn
 J. R. DEshBY. II. P. Hot Springs ,.ndge No. ss. F .Si A. Nj Masonic Temple first and third Eridn .As
 M C. HICKMAN. 1SeZ1S sumpter Lodge. No. 4i9. F. & hy Nj south Hot Spr ngs. near. corner Fiftt and fourth Fridays at 7:20 pm
 R F. ERMEY " M.
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FOR SALE

FOR SAIE Trees. 1ur Da~h first elt-=
 tlaala peach Uee- 1.is cents cac.. nr-u nom Hartaus Greek Nursesie-. Tn1g--cs. Can W NJ N NcGuire'- hu- t.r -har Fob Thuj St and pick ou' what eoa want l-20-tf FOR SALE. Very desirable hotel. -ey- te.-IYc grounds -uHNi5o teet Spring arg I.I.a.3nt AunlF 3i5 Benton Sl 1-2b-lf FOR SAlE-New cheap chicken iucu-
 la,ors. feed choppers, complete optru. Phone If@t. 1--5-tf
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FOR SALE -B.autv parlor fixtures No Ju Nemuucr flat. CDNon SI 1aG-1m
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KNIGHTS OF pYTHIAa

Centennial Lodge No. 5, Knights of PI3ytihas I3,. meets every Tuesday night at nue. Visiting Pythians cordially t,vited to attend. The use of the cl.sb rt ms is also extended to visiting knights
 WILL A KIRK. C. c. J. $. Mcconnell. K. R. s.
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CAME f2a4a. M. W. A

Meets second and fourth Wednesdays at 8 pm., at Odd Fellows han
 EMMET F. KYLE C. j. J. Hickman Clerk
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FOR CITY TREASURER

The SonUuel-Eceord is authorized to lunouUCe tharlo- r DisHcroou ds a agu- ..d9ie for cItV treasurer suhIccr to fine action of the city d.moclatir prm4N.
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NOTICE

On and after February l, 1917 tho Board of Public Affairs will not el low any bills again [ the City of Hot Springs Arkansas, without a req is ii signed by the mayor and attestsd by the City Clerk
 J. w. M'CI LYNDON. Attest. Mayor. A. B. JORDAN
 City Clerk. 2-2-6t
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WoopMAM cIRcLE-

Meets every first and third Fridays Visiting soVerelgns invite to attend
 ItBBIE ONEAI.. Guardian. hl Mu-DlN Clerk.
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FOR SALE By owner 10 acres. one road price $500 Phone 1eg9 1-23-tm
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FOR RENT Six room furnished cOttaee. also two threc-tuom apartments and one half room apartment. Phone l9lN oT e"Ii al 5s. AII Ida street 5-3-&I
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FOR RENT Furnished rooms In urvat, family, centrally located. board optional Phone 23- .---iu
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EASTERN STAR.

Hot Springs Chapter No 69 O E s Masonic Temple, thtd Monday aI B nm
 MRS AGNES DEMRY.
 Worthy Matfor. hLiss Blanche Bailey 1ecre tarY.
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REeEkAH LooeE. No. 4a. |. Q. Q. z

ei o'clock at | c. o. F hall All vs- ting Rebekahs receive a hearty welcome and ,p 4re invte5 VI 4 t9 attend end Ph9ne ls2
 Mrs. Hattie Clark, Sec. phone 942.
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gre total ot l00 bales and spots at same
 places showed an almost commensurate decline with futures. The situation s one that suggests extreme caution in making commitments especially on the long side.
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L. O. O. M.

Hot Springs Lodge. No. BOA Loyal Or der of Moose, meets every Friday even- Ing at the Moose Hall. 426h Central ave- nue Visiting brothers cordially invited
 J W. M'CLENDON. Dictator. J. w. SsClair. Secretary.
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Hot Springs Junk CO, Park avenue and Bower street, buy all kinds O. junk. Joe Csrtalic proprietor. Phone !GS7. t22S-1m
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R ID O. E.

413 South St. Phone 1744 II. c. Graham. Secretary. Phone 1929
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Dr J. F. Merritt, cells answered lay or night Office phone 4l1, res dence 426 No 370la Central ayenue
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FOE AInrR RMAtI

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 The ~ehtual-Recola Is aUuorizci to lnnHuuc. Sidney M >utt as candida tH for udalman from thc nrst Wa'd, suh- 'rci Co ihe action ui thc demoo'Jtlc cl.N primary
 The S.uUu-I -ftr.od is authorized ta 1iderW1u from lUa second wand ~aitci io tae action o' the democratic primary lection
 The Souuua-Eeyom s authorized t lunuuu WHit-l Little a- a candidate tu re-eltco.ou 3s alderman r0m tlo thUd "H'tL subject t7 the action oi the demo- r3tic ul.maIIe-
 1'he ScpUu.l-Rc.ord ie authorized D nuoWce Dave BW-uler as canji3af. For ra-clrCtiou o~ alderman from tn. thih W1rd subject t1 the democratic primaries
 THe Sentinel fte~ert a8ehwizua w tnH1uuua Gcnf-o SH-pl end a. u ctudi- 3HlD tHr 3ld Waa iluU tb. fourth W-lI subject io tne democulr urim7r's
 Tns S.anusl-Eccorj Is authorized tr announce " x Davis as candidate f-r Te-nlO. tinu d~ alderman from tho .Ntn ward. subject tp the action of tho maar"tlr primaries.
 Tt- Senunol-Record is authorized to Iuu.urcu tUHul.- prIpcer as s csrdfGata Cor alderman from the ffth ward suh- 'oct Co thc action ot the democratic ID ? mary
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NNloHTs OF COLUMBUS.

Hot Springs Council pe 1946 Kniahts # Colmhus meets every first ana thied T'hursdav in their new hall second floor of fine huildine at the unrthwesf corner of Path and Exchanee streets Visitors eofdialr irHifna to atfend.
 W NJ. T. COLE. C. K.
 HARRY DOUGHERTY. D C. K
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Let Sorrells D-ug co. look afte. vour KODAK nnist.nz s-Ia-.s
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Hot Springs lodge No 3s0. R P O E.. meets every Wednesday evening al S20 sharp. at their new hall corner Sprina and Valley streets Visiting brothers cordially invited
 CHAs. IL DAVIS F R. r r Sisnev Secretary
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POTASH SULPHUR WATER $ OWN PRODUCT. a spark ling Alkaline water. a natural cure for diseases of the stomach, bladder and kidneys .-The Elxier Of Life 2-2-tf
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@asse OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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rOE SALE At h1rsIiu Hs owner. .
 room house and I .num house an good condition. g.j-. water lights. fr.utee 9- ft ou EoNer 1i5 ou r5pv and ir O.. EIo Sl. IeN,' lot. two blocks or p3r Ave If lool,us Ior homc or nvrstmcn. ~HD iur before buNiur-jt wli pay Et, Aprh l11 Poutu SD or phone lf5I
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HOrELs AND APARTMENTS

 TIRE MccRARY-Tbe hotel with the fr.. tom dust and uoI@.- cAui mud pleas lnI and very convenient Co hai1 houses and Na4tct- Try the NcCIaW and He uIo -od 1-ll-l. MILLsTEAD APARTMENTS - Modern U.ut unu--keeuiug suites. brick tHild uE id,.I location. Also. Sinele rooms with i n42 "1ifG r5oa. s. s. HrI psluGea Ggav Ea, 5a,, oU6LLA APARTMENTS and room a1utmeuts. mod@u -trleu' nr-t-cias- Ua,sr .s3%'' ,i'. SIf Gs7naatoa. Gi'2t Msf a5s rmk Ave Phone i0-1
 THE DEReY-6t6 Ouaehlta Ave. For Rcnt-Alodelu rooms and apWmonts, e1a for cooking and heating rooms Sl.-N ucr week and up Phone ilN-. Al~ PARK PLACE APARTMENTs-No !. en nreIr fun.sQtd. h"t 2na e9ia iua- u.u. water. gas. electric uahis and bath Rates. me.udn- laundry. Si and EJ pc. NC 5 THE PLAZA-1Irht keeping 3part- m,ut- and furnished rooms 1lI modem enclosed slgouIn- ueg.h'~. oyatl'ul iuca- 1nu unuo-Ita C S Su10mtendonts re- lr- AI F Green
 TREBER HNLL-Aiodern. ue4,l. furnish. ea uaufH HWal wu i'Neue e la.n 'e Si M 1tsei e-s-lt .THE wHrPkEY-Nodcrn mmi-bed eot- ti- au1ttneHis and looms. '1-
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE Several bedroom suites in o'k and nirdseye maple, one large office safe. Phone lG1u 1-2-5t
 FOR SALE Working horse. city broke. Telephone 5la. l-l0-lm FOR SALE Busch Sisters e.cgant fix lures consisting of show e4se- wall cases. sheNug. bcautltu office. safe ana telephone Miss Busch. l5s- l--5-tt FOR SALE pedigrgor English Setter dog two wears od. from best stock in Hot Surn-- Formerly owned hN Wu MuNSt1u. Phone 4ZI. tf
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LOST Saturday evening" black bill book between Princess thedter and St Charles hotel containing about S95. bath ticket and draft for SiIn Finder please return same to St. Charles hotel. R. C. Whu-Ier and receive liberal reward
 l-3u-1W LOST gIo Wells Fargo Travellers CIeOue~. worthless Co anyone but myself. Return to w. Bernard Hurley House. and receive reward 1--s-l N
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NrED Two experienced checkers hN's Cafe 2-3- II
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ANTED-DalIy. p0rtors, h0uso men-
 pHwashers, cooks maids. nurses. both rvfored or white. Phone IF or call Hi BaD Malvern Ave. Willis Employment Agency 1-30-lm
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Try a sentinel-Record Want Ad.
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CLASSIFIED COLUMNS
 sLAssKs ABs eAsa
WANTED

N1 ED Room and kitchen for house.
 hng. reasonable. Address G M Sen k-ReCord Ii.
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FOR RENT Nicely furnished and unfu.- u.shrd c9ttlce@. close lu. inuWre Mrs Joe stone I1j Quapaw. Phone 1929.
 9-t tf LIGHT airy house kepuiug rooms. one INo.z from bath house. electric b-ht~. Sl lu pcr week and up. 2l6 Count St Phone fcIS 7-14-if FOR RENT TO permanent tenants o- luem. sunny bungalow. nicely iuni~hed mui,rH- screened uOrnhcs. shady yard: f0r one ,car or l1uger $1o per month Ms N =. Ha1er l-b Terrace. 1--s-i inn
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3 B Reynolds Furniture Co., bu,a and eis new and second hand furniture. iau5 for sale cheap. Phone 69S. sl4
 obson Ave. l-30- Inn
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FOR RENT

BOARD AND ROOM S5.ou s.r week. No. S Canyon street. MIs. Fred Eukey,
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ROYAL NEioreoRs.

Vapor City Camp No SIT. Royal Neighbors of America, meets first and third Wednesday of each monlh in the NJ W A hall. Visiting neigh DOTS are welcome MARY LYNCH, Nracle. Emma Harsh Recorder
 Garland Rebocca Lodge No 7a. | 0. O Fa meets first and third Tues, av qishts in Odd Fellows han. Visiting brothers and sisters cordially invited
 MRS. SADIE STEWART, N. C.
 413 south St. Phone 12t4
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LOST ANE FOUND

Island depot and Arlington hotel black lu book containing S-Uu in travellers 'hecks. Heuu to William F. Black Arl- ustou hotel and receive liberal reward
 2-3-5t.
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ACCOMPLISHMENTS
FOR MAYOR

The SeutIUoI- Record i- authorized C aurDuncr l5ou S.emIu as a candidate io. mayor subject J1 thc acton of tne demo. clalie primary.
 The SeuuuDl-Eecurd Is authorized {. announce George E I3eldug as c4uut date for WaNur subject to abe action 0i the cjtV democratic urinary.
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The Stuuuel-Btcord s authodzed tu candidate for Nmuciual Court 1udsc subject to tbe action ot the city demo- cratic primary.
 The $ Snuuci-I, cord is authorized to announce Iudse' A Curl as c4uG date for Municipal Court Judge. subject to The acton of the city democratic pri- mArl
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-16
Destiny Depends on Farms.

Springfield. H.. April 15.--In a
proclamation to the citizens of Hill
nois which recites the conviction that
this war is likely TO be finally won
not upon the worlds battlefield but in
Americas grain fields Governor
Frank o. Lowden today appealed to
the farmers of the state to increase
the volume of their crops and products
to the consumers to avoid waste and
extravaganza.
Illinois must do her part in feeding
the armies of democracy" declares the
proclamation, for let us not for
get that this war has become not a
war against Germany, but a war OF
democracy against absolutism"
Governor Lowden asks the farmer
TO test and screen his seed corn in or
der TO insure the biggest possible re-
turn, to cease experimenting with new
crops and to engage in the intensive
production Of livestock.
To the person in town. the governor
h"speaks favor for the "municipal
farming" idea and for the growing of
great quantities of vegetables and
small fruit on idle land.
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NORTH DAK0TANS WANT
NATION TO FIX PRICES
Bankers a nd Agricultural
Leaders Favor Selective
Consumption.
ILLINOIS ASKS FOOD
Governor in Proclamation
Calls Upon Farmers to
Increase Crops.

Fargo. April la.--Ona hundred and
Of North Dakota and adjacent portions
of Minnesota at a conference here to-
day on means of increasing and con
serving foodstllffs production during
the war adopted n resolution urEinS
congress to follow Eneland's policy of
fixing a minimum protective price to
the farmer for all food production
while the war continues.
Another resolution adopted favored
con gressional action allowing home
steaders credit toward claims for time
spent in farm labor during the war
and also universal sclective conscrip-
ton so that the boy required on the
farm and who is trained in farm work
and produces the food to supply the
fighting forces at the front shall be
recognized as performing no less a
patriotic duty than the soldier or
sailor under arms
The conference was the result OF an
eleventh hour" call issued Saturday
by Chairman John II. Rich of the
ninth federal reserve district. with
headquarters at Minneapolis. In re-
Spouse to summons by telegraph and
telephone. representatives We're pres
ent from every section of the state in
addition to many from Minnesota.
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and one divisional brigade Of cavalry.
together with an artillery brigade, a
regiment of engineers, q motorcycle
machine gun regiment. an aero SQUAD
ron. q signal corps. the supply serv-
ice. etc. should request the war de-
rartment for a detail of, say. two Of
f1cers for every thousand men. l be-
lieVe that acting under the direction
and with the aid of the department.
could raise the division and have it
ready to begin shipment to France in
two or three months: my idea would
be to have the intensive training in
gas work, bomb throwing, bayonet
fighting and trench work given i'm
France; they would then he sent into
the trenches when they were thor
oughly prepared"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-16
GRANDMOTHER knew
There Was Nothing So Good for
Congestion and Colds
as Mustard

But the old fashioned mustard-plaster
burned and blstered while it acted. You
can now get the relief and help that
mustard plasters gave, without the plas-
ter and without the blister.
Musterole does it. 1t is a clean,
white ointment, made with oil Of
mustard. 1t is scientifically prepared,
so that it works wonders, and yet
does not blister the tenderest skin.
Just massage Musterole in with the
finger tips gently. See how quickly
it brings relief-how speedily the
pain disappears.
Use Musterole for sore throat, bron-
chitis, tonsilitis, Group, stiff neck,
asthma, neuralgia, headache, conges-
ton, pleurisy, rheumatism, lumbago.
pains and aches Of back or joints.
sprains, sore muscles, bruises, Ct l.
blains, frosted feet, colds Of the chest
Git often prevents pneumonia.
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Some New Games for the Children

Some New Games for the Children.
You can make funny noises by
shouting in the cistern. If YOU fall in
someone will probably be along pres
emily TO get you out. Drop things in
the cistern and hear them plop. Things
that nobody wants like the hired mans
overalls or dead rat
Here's a real funny one. You play
il with the cat and some worms and
the chickens. First catch all the diff
ferent kinds of worms YOU can and tie
them on strings. Then take the cat
and tie the strings on the cat loose
enough 50 that the worms can wiggle
and then put the cat in with the chick
ems. Look how funny the cat takes
on when the chickens pick at the
worms. Better tie something on the cat
so that she won't run away and spoil
it all.
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TURKS HAVE SEIZED
US. SHIP, REPORT

Amsterdam Via London. April 16.-
The American guard ship scorpion has
been informed at ConStantinople, by
the Turkish government. according to
a newspaper dispatch from the Turk
ish capital quoting the Turkish news
paper Sabah. The Sabah SAYS that
the Scorpion was given 81 hours to
leave the harbor. but was unable to
do SO and was therefore interned. ''in
accordance with The Hague conven-
ton"