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Forest City press. (Forest City, Potter County, D.T. [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-01-12
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l ME|pHHOjUjST[W(0pkE9Y3l
MAKE H0UsEW0RK A S
BY r o p. G. HOLDEN.

BY PRCF. p. g. F7OCDEN.
Is 1T not surprising to find hat 81 saving housewife is often wastefula nd
extravagant? If We were to say: "1he average housewife throws away $500
a year" or if we said: "She wastes Il pound offs sugar a week. we should
begin at one % search for the reasons nd the remedy or thu waste. Yet the
waste of vital energy is much more exravagant and the consequences much
more serious
The average woman wastes a vast anoun of energy in useless walking.
Her kitchen furnishings are arranged around the wall in such II way that She
crosses nd recros@s the central floor space from n place to another. Don't
cross your tracks
In planning the kitchen w e find there are just two main processes N all
work. One process is to prepare the meal; the other to clar it away.
Dissemination in the Kitchen Means wasted energy
Standardize the Kitchen.
stove, sink, icebox or cupboard, table. etc.. in right relation to ach other.
and furniture for clearing away should be aunnged With the same
object in view.
We have taken Tor example a kitchen measuring Is feet by is feet in
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-17
JOHNSON QUITS
CAME FOR ARMY
American League Head Resign
ed To Accept Com
mission

NEW YORK. Oct Before
baseball ls placed on The shelf FOR
tbe winter montha. It was made
known following the last world
series battle that Ban Johnson. head
% the American league. Will give
up his connection with tho sport
and accept commission in the com
missary department OF tho army Ne
left for Chicago following the last
game 10 close his business affairs
rriof 10 his military advent a. Mine
ola.
Edward g Barrow. president or
the International league. viii sue
coed Mr. johnson as American
league executive.
Il will be in the trenches IN
Frnnce within the naxt six months"
said Mr.. Johnrnn-rI am thru with
baseball az least until after the war.
I'm going out fnr bigger game. for
America. FOR democracy. for France
and for Belgium
II WAS also made known that MIL
Ter HuY~fns viii be made manager
OF tho New York Americans In place
81 Wild Bill Donovan Colonel
Jacok Rupert head OF The Yankees.
had little 10 say regarding the
change
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-17
COLLIE HERDS
GOATS WHILE
MASTER RESTS

PORTLAND. Ore, Oct. IF. a
Pierce. a goat raiser of Canyonvillo
Ore. has little 30 DO except market
his goats and collect the money His
ccliie dog 'Shepr does al the work
and shoulders The responsibility Of
herdinp and protecting the animals
Shep" has n method al his own
In taking care Of his charges IN
stead Of driving them. "shep" lead
The goats. AZ sunrise "Shep" s.
stirring around trying 20 get some
one 10 open the gates. After that
be starts on for his mountain pas
lures with his flock scamperinr
along behind An day ne leads
them 20 the choicest spots for feed
iNg
Late In me afternoon shop
gives the sirnai and the procession
starts for home II he arrives be-
fore the children of the household
have come from school "ehepF
Ioaves The goats az the gate and
riishes 90 the school house 80 notify
the children that It Is time 20 open
mo gates
N molesied by animals or s,ranF
Ners the goats run 20 "Sheh" for pro.
tectfon
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-17
MAIZE AID BLUE
PLAY DETROIT U.
TOst Expects Hard Game At
Ferry Field To-
day

ANN ARBOH. Mich, Oct IT,
The men OF yost VIII yet another
good test on The grIdlron This after
noon whom The Detroit University
football feam vill b. on hand to
give battle Every preparation has
been made IN Ann Arhor and by
The Detroit coach 70 got their men
into iho best possible condition. both
physical and playing strategy
Detroit unworthy has fasf team
thh year and viii give the MIGHT
gan men o good haule Some be-
iiove they have good chance 10
cop victory a. they have had
eight weeks Of training
Yost has been working his men
overtime az he has considerable re-
spec' for The Rcd and White aggrc.
cation and has little desire Tor n
surprise defeat The Michigan men
have been going good and a defeat
noR might disrupt the entire ma
chine
The team which Yost WIN put IN
mo ncld will be- q good one with
plenty 81 weight and power IN the
linz and n strong backfoia on the
eve % The zane. Yns' has shifted
G0odsell from guard 20 TACKLE and
hap PIT Boyd bark into his former
position Last year Coach Pontlus
declared that Cioodser would make
a powerful tackle n trained 90 the
position. and aitho he has played
both center and guarf this year SO
far r. Fscms 20 Do slated for the
Job P0nfius picked for him The
bav is over six feoi tail and weighs
better than 200 pounds, and ~ viii
take powerful smash 70 move him
Culver or Lambert VIII play cen
ter Yost is dissatisfied with the
naealnr ~ both peafh and Goodsell.
and has given Culver a chance a.
the job. Lambert ulaycd IN West
virginia several years aro and was
member Of the AllFresh tn 1915.
Hc dld not play on The varsity this
farl and has been IN n uniform only
"a little over ~ week He d. lirht
but an accurate pssser and n hgliter
"ClN" Sparks made his frat ~
pearanco ln a uniform this after
noon since he vas injured "a week
ago Re viii not play tomorrow
1or a. N likely that he viii see scr
Vice in The " A. g game, bat he
viii be saved for the later and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-17
ANCIENT RELICS
ARE UREARTHED
Necklace and Gold Crucihx
Found Near Los
Angeles

LOS ANGELES Cal Oc, IL
For lhe third ttme within the last
four months workmen az seivas o.
verduEo (yerd4go Woodlands have
unear,hed a relic o. the old span.
81 days
While clearing pace under one
tle large sycamore trees Pedro
Con q .aaorer on the properly
-..e1feral AL o.t Spanish necklace
Hlfh gold crlc.d2 attached partly
buried Ia the Glr a. his feet Ia
curry was made VI several of The
old timers" "a The SeIvas d. Yer
dua0 district. bui no ciew 20 the
owner cf 10. necklace was founc
According 20 the word OF Senior
old Fert1Eo family 20 which was
given me original grant - $1,000
acree fso "new tangled" civihza.
-lon ~ the Amerlcanos was Dot
Ily welcomed 6v fbe Old span
.sh nhahltaut- who had lived rath
Or primitive lives
A lonv as 10y father lived. said
Senior Fcrdugo ne would never
ride on street car nor would No.
a n Los Angeles restaurant
Whenever ue came 20 town b. was
mf fathers command that we drive
ll with our horse and buggy and
he al~avs carried lunch VITA him
which hr would eat while We boys
roaf cur UtslF in q r0- Angeles
rafs Thee grrmcf 20 BE- two
Pr lf.cea which he could rot over
come
W1ch ~ carly Southern Calfor
ri8 history ccntcrs about these Yer
dug0 bills II was here gnder the
picture que treaty oak that fhe
spanish and American soldiers are
said to have signed peace agree
nents when california vas young.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-17
ARMY OF u. S..
NOT U. S. ARMY
Regulars. Guard and National
Army Compose the Former
Journal Explains

WASHINGTON. oct I7.-AF
1ftr hu been mu2h confusion on
fhe pau % ofcJrs and men of the
razuilr army the' National guard
and the Nafo1a. army in regard 20
fhe manner In which organizations
src desi gnafed the Army and Savy
Journal Gev0tcs leading editorial
fhis week fo rhe question
"The status az our forces b.. ~
'hc explanation g. that the army
of The United states includes bui
b not the same thing as The Unit.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-17

s1methlng about trying 20 search
his assallaut before he lost con
nrlousness After the first shot H.
oncef rad drawn his esr gun and
had fired once, but his bullet went
wild
Patroiman fowler was appointed
20 the force June ~. -lf He bad
made good record. He was %
years old. married. and The father
~ two children The family resi-
dencs 81 al 80. 23i3 l.afayette-blfd
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-17
BENNY LEONARD
IS NOW OFFICER

NEW YORK. oct 17-u VIII bo
Lieut. Benny Leonard after today.
The Lightweight champion o. 10 re-.
coive a comnis ION giving him this
rank and viii act aa boxing in.
sfucto" a' Camp Upton Benny viii
take up Dds army duties immediately
aftef hi- asii Uith jack Brltton,
scheduled hare Friday night
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-17
r0On DuVQ
T UnU DUIO
10 MILLION
WAR BONDS
Motor King Takes Half
and Company and
Employees Rest


/ campaign f-ih
1 lon by tAe Heag Ford Interests 20.
1 ported ru tav noon. oasfad the
/ ran6 toit ar camp AZ 5aff
I 20 $4,000 Tlls CONS 3f~
ably Clcrr fhu l tae Q ~
quota ot s. 0. 7ud nearly
uer Gers ot lre 2.H na --trr i-
/ eIu.-tef to raise - a-r minimum
slare That tl.s Eael wiz .ct aIt
reached t -ra-ssi . tas
ge nlne Ia urrk aee Zoo asl4
drive 4. aoW
Ot fhe $50 subscribed c
tsc Fosc lnter,-r. sa1 repre-
TEES ents ttc personal sup- eruption at
aenu Fort r-e, tent ~ tae Ford
Motor com anf Tire COMPANY sl1-
sc-ises Ter ITSELF and rs employes
another S50a00oa me company an
da-wruc- ~ DESCRIPTIONS " s
p.re arc ur rh W0rn'
htse 1lserp iCus .sil sla.. ~ tce
WHam I-vfnestors general
Chairman e np4iE1 an
nogrcea e FGrt subscriptions lftet
reading 4eu nt .rol Henry
or rewe 0as received U'h
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Sltscrinu reported Iuestn
I addition .a the Forc nh-cr
lions otaad or Q
1s SI1524. l1r l1r ea tat
Thad r Leland. u Ore real estate
cam. told ri small grocer of p1o
German Tenderness vha ha vaDHe.
President WUere and cursed re-.
country when askea 80 BUS bone
A young clerk bis employ fol-
lowed the salesman OUT. O. afre
bitterly demo ncre amciov
nd altoms rauy llschatEIag aiu
nf ana ubs-- bed Tor q como
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writer's team came n from esa-
INK trip. So twas sssd ta alcg rb
$4,000 subscription from rhs b.
troit. Monroe d Toledo shore lime
railway which was Included m the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-17

e5rps is not mentioned. r. $ a.
is u.ed IS. A. indicates Nation
.ruF. md -. G. Che IA onal uara
the state designation M 5riHE
added 1Capt. Doc. l0ls Infantry
tiass. n. q lfoTI example alfho or
course. the guard b. ia federal ser
vice. Troop are desiFna .ri in The
same way
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-17

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,.r-f...s .r bonds a- read hy SIT
.gIrrst.r. follows
r n.4t .ter happened
in fG, we 10 was tr .n.tt states
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1917-10-17

The directors 81 tho Missouri pa
cinc railroad mccf t7dsv 90 G.aeu
he proposed re-cs'abli meni of the
oid Gould gyr.err by ihr MERGER of
Tie Denver a Rio Grsnie viii fhe
Mlssouri PACING and Western Pscinc
roads
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
FOOD S0UR|NC IN
STOMACH CAUSES
GAS, INDIGESTION
"Pape's Diapepsin" ends all
stomach distress in
five minutes.

Wonder what upset your stomach
which portion OF the food did the dam.
age-do you' Well, don't bother. II
your stomach is in revolt; II .our.
gaSSy and upset and what YOU Just
ate has icrmcntcd into stubborn humps
head dizzy and aches hclch gases and
acids and cructatc undigcSted food
breath foul, tongue coa,ed-juSt take a
little Papc's DiapepSu and IN five min.
u,eS you wonder what became of the
indigestion aud distress,
Millions of men aud women today
know that /, is needless TO have a had
stomach \ little Diapcpsn occasion
ally keeps this delicate organ regulated
and they eat their iavor,te foods with
out fear.
II Your stomach doesn't Ske care of
your libe'al lnit without rebellion: II
your food is damage instead oi n
help, remember the quickest, surest,
mos, harmless relief is pape's Dia.
pepSin which costs only fifty cents for a
large case a, drug stores I,'s truly
wondetful-i, dges,s food and sets
things straight, GO gently aud easily
that It is really astonishing. Please,
for your sake, don, go on and on with
a weak, disordcrcd stomach, It's SO
unnecessafy.--Ady,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
BEGIN ON SALTS
At FIRST SIGN
Of KIDNEY PAIN
We eat too much meat,
which clogs Kidneys, then
the back hurts.
Says glass of Salts flushes
Kidneys and ends Blad-
der irritation.

Uric acid in meat excites the kidneys.
they become ovetworked; gc, sluggish
ache, and feel like humps OF lead The
urine becomes cloudy; the Bladder is
irrita,ed, and YOU may be obliged to
seek relief two or three times during the
night When the kidneys clog YOU must
help them flush off the hodys urinou,
waste or you'll he a real sick person
shortly At first you feel duh misery
in the kidney region, you suffer from
backache, sick headache, dizziness
stomach gets sour, tongue coated and
YOU feel rheumatic twinges when the
weather Is bad
Eat less meat, drink lots Of water
also yet from any pharmacies, four
ounces of Jad Salts take TABLESPOON.
Jul ~ glass OF water before breakfas,
for few days and your kidney. will
then ac, fine. This famous salts i,
made from the acid a grapes and lemon
Juice, combined with k,hia, and has been
used Tor generations TO clean clopped
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity, also TO neutralise the acids in
urine, so Il no longer is a source of ir.
ri,a,ion, thus ending bladder weakness.
Jad Salts is Inexpensive cannot IN
jurc, makes a delightful eiietve.c.nt
li,hia water drink which everyone
should take nov and then To keep the
kidneys clean and active. DruggiSls
here say they yell lots of lad Salts "a
folks who believe IN overcoming kidney
trouble while Il is only trouble Adv.
meeting had been called. the members
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
New autumn coats for spring show
unusual braiding in bright colors
against a neutral surface.

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sncnds moe, % -, ,"I u"' luc woman VINO
,ry fi,,, a., " ,h ne' year III inc 'onn'
normai ,rr,h.. '"e ''n use up an az
coat. w;,hom, "', .,., VI ,.ts .We1'cts ana top
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
CALL
FOR FARMERS
RAISES ANGER
Flood of Protest Evoked by
New Order,

& LONDON. Jan. l9--Thc govern
ment's decision to call hall OF the skilled
agricultural workers to the army and
replace them by men who now are as
signed for scdentary work or women.
has evoked a flood OF angry protests
from the farmers. There also is a deal
OF sharp press criticism on the unwis-
dom OF such course at moment when
the national interests mpcratively de-
mand that the utmost possible amount
OF foodstuifs should be home produced
and when the public is being exhortcd
20 devote its whole energies in this di-
rection.
Outcome of Conference.
These critics argued that there has
been another contest between the board
OF agriculture and the war department
in which the war office won The gov
ernmcnts decision is regarded as an
outcome OF the recent conference in
London between. the war office and
General Nivelle, the French command.
er-in-chef. and Field Marshal Sir
Douglas Haig
Women on War Basis.
1t is announced that the government
accepted the plan to enlist women for
farm work on a military basis, the
women being paid bille,cd and clothed
by the war office, incidentally the de
cision seems likely to treviye the acri-
monious discussion OF Ireland. con,ri-
button to the army. q
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19

a,ha l5447; Enid, 2O5O7: Guthrie,
l2O}5; McAlcStcr lsS04; Muskogce,
442lS, Sapupa. 1920; Shawnee
lSlW and Tulsa, j0.575 The popula-
ton OF Tulsa in 1910 is given at 1868
and tha, OF Muskogec a, 2S,722.
The land area of Oklahoma City at
the presen, time is l09l8 acres. Area
oi Tulsa is 2,S+S5 MuSkogee $40.
Sapulpa, l,o+0; Shawnee l.420, Ard
more 221; ChickaSha, ,9776; Enid
aAlO; Guthrie, 2WO, and McAlcster,
800
Seventeenth In Area.
Oklahoma is seventeenth in the
United States in poin, of gross area
IOOS square miles, OF which 69,All
square miles is land and o43 square
miles watcs The population of the
state IN 1910 was l.o1,l55 and in 1910
2.2O2OSl Population per square mile
six years ago was 259; at the present
time It is Sl7
In the census OF 1910 the population
ol the state IN municipalities was 1885,
~ and outside municipalities, l,El.
J& Six years later the proportion has
shifted to 27S,5SS in municipalities and
l92h,52S outside
Larger Than Norfolk.
The population OF this city now puts
It ahead OF Norfolk Va, with So,6l2
people; Somervillc, Mass, with 5000
Waterbury, Conn, with Sb,973, and
Elizabeth, n. J., with 5000. 1t is
slightly behind Wilmington. Del, with
a population OF " 2oS.
OF Oklahoma C,U's entire popula
tlon, $3.50 are white and 9.o0j are
colored The colored population OF
this city IS surpassed by only one
other in the state Muskogee which
has a white population of jOJ2l and
1880 negroes Ardmore has Sjl,
whites and 1893 negroes; Chickasha
1897 whites and l,2l0 negroes, Gu,h
tle, 9,2o7 whites and 2,758 negroes
McAlester, 1903 whites and 4,7N ne
grocS; Tulsa, 2o9o4 whites and 1881
negroes
The entire state has a white popula
tion OF l,4IIs5l and colored popula
ton OF 2l2oA
Oklahoma City's colored population
in 1910 was b.s0S.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19

coat; made 80, is,irionatie young
woman who goes south for all its out
door activities and indoor eayetics
that exist between January and March
1t is of biscui, colorcd satin, this
coat, IN the heavy weave that suggests
tailoring, rather than drapery 1t is
slim from shoulders to waist and it
has moderately full peplum to the
knees and medieval sleeves with a
tight cuff. You know these three. quar-
ter sleeves with primitive trimming
at the edge following in a bell shaped
hem over tight cuff that reaches
from the elbow. are one OF the fca-
lures tina, fashion will insist upon in
the early spring.
The braid OF this coat is turquoise
blue and u is used at all the edges in
straight rows The Rirdle is OF blue
and gold fastened with round buckle
and several slides
Copyright 1917, BY Mcclure News
paper SyudicateD
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Railway Fireman Injured.

LAWTON, Okla, Jan. l9-(Special)
Robert Morris of Snyder, Okla, fire
man on the Frisco railway fell from
the top oi the water tank at Snydyer
sustaining three broken ribs and in
tcrnal injuries. He was brought to the
Southwestern hospital in tins city.
where he was given medical attention
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
POPULATION Of
CITY IS 92,943
CENSUS SHOWS
Oklahoma City Ranks Seven
ty-Seventh in i, S,

Oklahoma City i, the seventy. sew
cnh largest city in the United States
and larger than any other city in Okla.
homa. Arkansas or New Mexico. ac-
coTding to a bulletin OF the federal cen
sus bureau which reached here this
morning The population OF this city IS
placed at 929i5. which is surpassed in
Kansas only by Kansas City, Kan, and
IN Texas only hy Dallas, For, Worth,
Houston and san Antonio
Population OF other Oklahoma cities
is as follows: Ardmorc, l0Ih2 Chick
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Cattle Injured by
Snow of Last Week

LAWTON. Okla, Jan. l9-tSpeciaD
While whea, has been greatly benc.
fitted by the fourinch snow last week
the cattle raiScrs OF Comanchc county
are complaining because cold weather
wind and Sleet have damaged their
stock. Cattle IN many sections Of the
county have been depending OH pasture
for sustenance. and these are suffering
most Inadequate shelter is another
factor in the damage. Many farmers
have been selling stock rather than
carry it through the remainder OF the
winter
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Move to Urge End
of War Is Begun

PHILADELPHIA, Jan lo-A ma
tionwide movement TO urge the ending
ol the European war a, the earliest pos
sihle moment" was launched here last
night a, mass meeting under the aus
pices ol committee OF prominent pa
ciiis,s
Senator Gilbert NJ, Hitchcock OF Ne
braska, who was the principal speaker,
DECLARED that It is the duty OF the
United States 10 aid in Fastening peace
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Boileau, Artist,
Dies in New York

NEW YORK, Jan, l9-Philip Boi.
!eau, the artist noted for hi. dellnea-
tions OF type, OF American girls, died
last night OF pneumonia at his home
In this citv He had hern III oriy 81.
dayy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-01-19
Csr,ocni,, 10 Wed SATURDAY..

NEW YORK, Jan. l9.-John r
McCu,chcon, catlooniS,, last night re-
ceived the fluctuations on his marriage
tomorrow TO Miss Mary Shaw. A, a
dinner arranged ior him characters
from his oattoons joined with undis-
guised friends in singing Goodbye,
John"
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Y'A' DRESS !, IS
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