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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-11-02
ALIENS ExENIPTEn

1260-Peter Bosgolitis, Wads
139S-Chas. N. Dracos, Wads
1119-Louis Kirag. Wads
30S-Mike Bambo, Lodi
f095-Milo Gruver, Wads.
1194-Jas. Stanatopools. Wads.
1l99-Evdokin Somik, Wads.
124S-Chas. Zeffer, Wads.
1174-Alex Pine, Wads.
1161-Gavra Nenador, Wads.
1227-Vetesi Lojos, Wads.
15S7-Clarence Reese, Medina
'1176-Roman Poloctowich. Wads
1072-Joe Dipietro. Wads
666-Louis Buksoi, Val. City
1309-Ambrosio Giuseppe, Wads
1168-Joseph Pagans, Wads
1370-John Trampakolos, Wads
1336-Kosta G. Necheff, Wads
|1110-Varga Jorsef, Wads
994-Steve Payne. Sharon
1170--Mowery Palella, Wads.
1534-Steve Csaki. Medina
1086-Tony Furnari. Wads
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30

The Coulee- City Schools will O.
pen on Monday the 10th of Septem-
Der. All the teachers have beer
chosen for this year and complete
course of study is offered for those
who care to attend. The list OF
teachers follows:
Miss Grace Wilson, Principal, Do
mestic Science and Domestic Art.
Mr.. William H. Watson, Manual
Training, Agriculture, General Sci
ence and History.
Mr.. A. B. Gleditzsch, Mathemat-
les, German, Music, Debate and Ath-
letics.
Miss Meryl Chapman, English, Lat
in, Physics and Art.
Mr.. j. M. Davis, 9TH and 9Th
Grades.
Miss Mamie Walker, 5th and 9th
Grades.
Miss Goldie Hampton, 3rd and 4th
Grades.
Mrs. Mary F. Mcdonald, list and
End Grades.
Tuition free to all who desire to
attend.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30
LITTLE MARY SUNSHINE
IN SUNSHINE AND GOLD.

Shouts of JOY and the clapping of
many tiny hands welcomed the ar
rival of the big birthday cake. For
this was Little Mary's birthday. To
celebrate all Mary's little friends had
been invited and the big event which
preceded the supper and the cutting
of the cake was performance of
Cinderella and the affair of the glass
slipper. Little Mary was starred as
Cinderella and, according to the
story, Little Mary forgot to leave at
the hour of twelve and when she
was called away by the fairy, she
dropped her glass slipper on the
stair. Of course to everyone's anna
cement, when the Prince went look
ing for the owner of the slipper, the
only one whom it fitted was Little
Mary.
The party and the excitement was
all over and as an added help to re-
cuperate from the strain of starring,
Little Mary, the next day went auto
riding with the Chauffeur. But fate
then took a hand in the story of
Little Mary's life. Captured by Gyp-
sizes and later escaping in the midst
OF battle royal amongst the tribe,
she finally made her way to the hut
OF grabbed old man, but she finally
overcame his crabbedness by her
cute and winning smile. Unknown
to Little Mary, her benefactor was in
reality her grandfather; James And
rews, who had taken his money to
this backwoods place because his
son, DR.. Andrews, had married a.
gainst his wishes.
The Chauffer, wild with anxiety,
finally located Little Mary in the
cellar, where she had gone to help
the old man who had fallen while
miserly counting his money. Would
they be able to reach the city in
lime? They faced hard task but
Little Mary had known harder work
when she had starred in Cinderella.
Don't fail to see this most wonderful
and fascinating play at Murphy's
theatre next Thursday night the 9th
of September.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30
= +**+++**++*+++$*
= EMANUEL PRESBYTERIAN Z
: CHURCH. =

The subject for the morning Ser
mon is "Grieving Cod" The pastor
will give the Biblical reasons for un-
answered prayer, failure in Christ
ian work and why many lose the
best out of life. The evening sub
ject is, Goods Grace" Of all won
derful things there stands at the
forefront of the greatest, the Grace
of God-the free kindness of God.
All the first virtues of men sink
away into insignificance when COM
pared with the marvellous mercy of
our marvellous God. There will be
special numbers by the choir and
male quartet at the evening hour.
The Wednesday evening service
will continue the study of the Seven
Judgments having particularly in
mind every mans judgment of him.
self. This is an exceedingly import
ant lesson for it explains the reason
why many Christians suffer afflict-
ion and even disease. Please bring
Bible to this service.
The usual Saturday evening street
service. The attention at these meet.
ings has been exceptionally good
and the attendance, with the except.
ion of inclement weather, very good
All Christians are invited to assist in
the singing.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30

Manager o. L. Murphy of Murphy's
Theatre announces the following bill
for the week commencing Saturday,
September list: Saturday night,
"The Silent Shame" a two reel
drama of the "Who's Guilty?" series:
Lonesome Luke on Tin Can Alley
in two reels and a cartoon reel en-
titled "Chang Lees Auto" Tuesday,
the 4th, two reel Beatrice Fairfax
drama, one reel Pathe News and two
comedy reels. Aspecial feature will
be presented on Thursday the 6th
entitled Sunshine and Gold" featur-
ing Marie Osborne, better known as
Little Mary Sunshine, who is a fav-
orite in the moving picture world.
This is her star production. Rea1
the story of the play elsewhere in
the Dispatch.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30
WEIGH AND McCANN GIVE
VALUABLE INFORMATION.

If you are contemplating a trip to
Seattle via Blewett pass you could do
worse than clip out the following
information and take it with you.
f wv. McCann and o. A. WEIGH re-
Gently made trip to Seattle via We
natchee and Blewett and following is
some information they gained while
on the way: The total distance is
PA miles and we averaged 1874
miles per gallon of gasoline. The
distance from Coulee City to Water
Vile is 43 miles; to Wenatchee II
miles; elevation 615 feet; to Cash
mere "a 2-10 miles; to foot of pass
i01 miles; to summit III ~ miles;
elevation 4071 #. a raise of 1856 #.
in 80 miles, the distance to the sum-
init being 10 10 miles, which was
made in SIS minutes and all the way
on high and intermediate gears with
a 'Reo Six" car. The roads were in
good condition for this time of year.
Blewett pass now has plenty of
turn out places where cars may be
met and passed with safety, lots of
water for campers and the scenery
gives you real touch of high life.
The summit at Blewett pass is 1861
feet higher than the highest point on
the Snoqualmie pass. The distance
from Blewett pass to Seattle via Sno-
qualmie is 1913 1-3 miles and the
roads are all graded and graveled
and over the entire route there is
constant change of scenery. we
might state that travel should be
directed via Falls City and Kirk
land Ferry, crossing Lake Washing
ton into Seattle. Over the entire
distance there is lots of water and
shade and fine camping places and
anyone wishing to make the trip it
is we'll worth the effort.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30
CANNING DEMONSTRATION
WAS BENEFICIAL AFFAIR.

Miss Edna Walker, extension spe-
cialist in home economics, gave a
canning demonstration here Tuesday
assisted by Mrs. M. H. Hancock who
acted as chairman and assisted in
advertising the meeting. Corn, peas,
beans, tomatoes, beets, carrots, ber-
ries and peaches were canned. There
has been considerable loss in can.
ming this year and Miss Walker was
able in many cases to tell where the
trouble had been. Several of the
towns where she visited are plan
ming to have weeks work in home
economics by some extension work
er some time next winter. The serv-
ice is for the people if they ask for
it and where the communities organ.
ize they can get the workers for a
weeks school during the winter.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30
Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured

by local applicatlonS, as they cannot reach
the diseased portion of the cor. There
is only one way to cure catarrhal deafness,
and that IL by constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by an in
famed condition of the mucous lining OF
the Eustachian Tube. When this tube 10
imperfect hearing, and when 1t 10 entirely
closed. Deafness is the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
will be destroyed forever. Many cases OF
deafness are caused by catarrh, which 10
faces. Halls Catarrh Cure acts thru the
blood on the mucous surfaces Of the sys-
tenn.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure. Circulars
free. All Druggists. 75c.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30
GERMANY INVENTS NEW
TYPE OF WAR AIRPLANE.

A dispatch from Vevey, Switzer-
land, says the barns Of the Zepplin
works at Frederichshaven are being
used for building new type of air.
plane, from which much is expected.
The body of the machine is serpent
inc in form and from both sides of
it smoke clouds can be thrown out
which will entirely conceal the ma
chine.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30
People Speak Well of Chamberlain's
Tablets.

81 have been selling Chamberlain's
Tablets for about two years and
heard such good reports from my
customers that l concluded to give
them trial myself, and can say
that do not believe there is anoth-
er preparation of the kind equal to
them," writes G. A. Mcbride, Head
ford, Ont. If you are troubled with
indigestion or constipation give
them trial. They will do you good.
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30

when die" said the husband,
u want you to have this sentence
placed on my monument: There
is peace and quiet in heaven
IL think" rejoined the wife, at
would be more appropriate to say:
There was peace and quiet in heav-
en-
Coulee City dispatch. [volume] (Coulee City, Wash.) 19??-19??, 1917-08-30
Great Faith in Chamberlain's Collie
and Diarrhoea Remedy.

"Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrho-
ca Remedy was used by my father
about year ago when he had diar-
rhoea. 1t relieved him Immediately
and by taking three doses he was
absolutely cured. He has great faith
in this remedy" writes Mrs. w. II.
Williams, Stanley, N. Y.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

boosted con .i1oably Hy tho Interest
iug 'alk made hy q. B. Keith of Chel-
sea-. lI. au he VAS here to speak
u' thc natural shorilur route from
Joplin t0 Tulsa. Sic told oi the T..
HIl .IIroHH through The north
ne.. .lt applied lhr cou4uering
ni-ii uf hat mau in likeness % that
Coz .DH ilury. De- dWelt upon the
nr f1t fHc line parallels th. IRIS
GO railway. which is now doubling
rs trars The trail gets NO great
eis'anr. from ths RAILROAD and this
iu itself ~as pointed out a. a great
iuduoement Tor the establishing %
Che line through that section.
We have = ~ miles the shortest
ruuie We have : G., miles that be-
rr down even from this From
Miami to TULSA this line HallSels the
Frisco rIilHaf 81 rO time j. the
traveller more than four miles from
a line OF railway GA our rompoti-
Cor route $50 acre Waferhound in
coming lo Amarillo near the town Of
tu'raiil in the black land lie
here Se1t intu q little description Of
fhe advantages of OIL. rodfe over the
route of the speaker preceding him.
Have Great Country.
And fo De- you know thai We have
"a country Whsh has an abundance
of rainfall J Ssh 90 say that our
ateiass annual precipitation O. IS
Inrhe. he said
The Tulsa to oklahoma cts route
Has handled immUIsurah'v fine bF
% Edward liislop president 81. The
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
A FINAL SETTLEMENT

International Worker Of the World 1r, being credited with.
cauFhg strikes OF lumbcrmcu Washington state and ot miner
IN many sections Of the Nest and No(hc, and ceraLnyest,
ghon has been decided upon 10 argc has rn made hat
German money has found its way " the naoj u omr Of the
leaders Of this organization.
There umors oi wvhocsomc lr,l, among the mem
be Of this ianaoa body during recent cr.. between
the United States and Mcvco
We can see for such organization as th, any
than Tor such organization a, .o,a,l Farmers and
laborers Protective Association" which have planned ~
resist registration ct under the rcciyc dli, measure
IS TO be hoped that the government win time De- aide ~
settle so definitely with the " vs. that hereafter ,rc win Doe na
such organization that ITS lesson vl have h.u 100 ru lrn
that forever m the future will Doe like ar,as wife ,,
suspicion
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
EYES FOR THE ARMY AND NAVY

Queer isn't it, that fhc thar hc bom, o ,r inventor
Of the airplaue should be- ro.h, equipped .' l'nr
planes?
Yet such is the fact We have .rIrudd navy, hul j. poorly
equipped with eyes" while the army m uo l,.. awkward p,
ton.
President Il.alrv % uc Aero Club, OF }m,a Ia. recon
mended that the National oauuu OF Defense , steps
at least 2oooo battle plane. az the earliest @ IDLE date &c. b.
convinced that from this date forward these will Doc 100, cline.
Inents to be used IN the prosecution ot the
Sine" the beginning OF ho,tuc the British ud French have
been rapidly pressing the manufacture OF auor,d 1r,u,. and
Germany after finding that Zeppelin dil c need Ia,,
leI pace with them. Thu, Do that the Oh,
plement mathe IN si/e and efficiency army and
navy, the sooner nl this country be position do effective
fighting
In this connection lament thc back 81 council
Of experts whom Is vested absolute authority pro.,cu
ton Of hostilc such la. Large board pu.
congress mean only 'crmuae difference. u opinion and the
loss OF much time ia smoothing these difference. before def
mite action lc taken
Wonderful stride, have been taken %, space OF trs
months 10y the nation toward organization within bot
be no question :" the tact that the which permit. ~
much delay oas been experienced faulty and should be revised
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

The state university. which no said
was ono Of the browning features NJ
the educational world In the South.
west. of tho negro institution al
Langston and of The Methodist insti-
tuition of which he Is head al Cuih-
RE.
Tho kind 90 road vas another Tea
iure into which b. entered "wbetb-
ei hlsh or low lie aid that the
traveller could % direct from his
section and save g. miles or ~
could 20 through Oklahoma CITY To-
amarillo Among these are road
bed. economy ~ maintenance soil
cor position. al Of which no claimed
Tor his route He said thar The
Creator has the right mixture Of sand.
grave and clay % make the road
ant that The people along the line
bad done their part he said ina,
along THIS route iB no grade above
i've per cent Re said that some OF
the competitors routes even attain
cd from : 90 10 per cent grades
We nave a 32-ioot crowned road
bed and a road that Is brought up 10
The minutest detail in couformifv 20
ihe Ozark Trail specifications
lou have 10 have scenery as we'll
o. road IN order 10 get the tourist
iraFel he explained There are
ne Lincoln Highway and Santa F.
TRAIL io the North 4hloh ALL catch
much OF the trade that shoaid come
Continued on pace FJvsI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

lions 600 %, roll and prophesicd that
chandler son.d boz one of the largest
mobilization Damps n The nation IN
e short time
The Southern Route Tulsa 10
oklahoma tIfl U1s upheld and sup
ported .Ifh distinction aud honor hy
p o. N'i.sles llr opened With a
number of jokes and uiteutimes
brought his audience CO. laughter and
almost io tears tits speech vas
along The line ut hts predecessors
aud be- llNs a general survey of the
..sour'e- Hui Ihr progress. uf ruad
fuiitiur atone char route which raus-
"a many oI thr .outrudug routes
to leo 1p tri Take r".ial notice.
ii,c Route. Discussed
ln 'l" ui'Ihumi tu Amarillo con
test five rnufes ver, discussed. be-
CO.,. the southern the rhiek4sha the
central ths Northern and the Cor
dell short line The southern
Route Was handled by e. O. Hail 81
iuiisntiiiv. Okla De- said that he
bad lived ai Altus and had moved
Gsar. tut that he vs. still with the
souih'rn route and most 81 m. pso-
pie still thought ~ lived az Aitus
and thar he even thought az times
THAT n' vas s'ill resident of A.
tus BE- said thar % he we're 90 a.
tempt 20 teil al OF the beauties ana
Eupd things about the Southern
route D. would take until doom
da} iUu have to soc 10 10 get the
least imgrs liun af b. grandeur BE-
aid
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

Methodist University ~ Guthrie The
a"ctor is O portiy. good raur.d man
I'D 600 orator oi the first water. lie
1Weit on thr fact thar oklahoma a.
q state h vitality Interested in good
roads and thoroughly awake 10
esrrF effort made Oh Thar direction.
iic saii fhr economic phase was not
misunderstood and that the social
.ite oi good roads aas not t0 b. for
gotten We are learning % know
our n'irhlors by reason 90 their
road Doc said An emergency now
EXISTS which make us % know the
value o. o. military highway through
this country fo ths border This gov
eminent demands such military
highway. This movement l. being
watched aiih a Jealous csc hy many
comm uhiiies desiring % be- on this
line. I want 90 take ms hat off 10
Col Harvey for what be- has done
Tor road building IN tho state ~
oklahoma
SpraLs of SCENERY.
The spearer referred % The fact
that the route should DO located
through the seciion which can 90.
lord scenery for the people Who are
20 use q. Pc said that tourists will
nor travel through roads where there
are tnmhled down negro sharks. but
are seeking a road which has ali SORTS
of physical characteristics 90 make
90 Tree of monotony He dweif upon
fhe educational Institutions % the
state. payins Particular tribute to
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

lie defined the Southern route a.
starting at Okiahoma city and pass
ing through thc towns of Chickasha,
saydor Altus and Hollis and MAX
ink connection with tho Colorado-to-
Gulf highway. iie said that there
~ ere prime points to take into tOu-
sideration 10 making selection 81
the route acre to be- found iu that
scope 81 territory iis told of the
littis town OF Cenirail an inland
town. which. having given over the
ides Ut ever securiEs a railroad. had
rvdoublei a. efforis toward getting
the O4aik Trail THIS Boa itself wat
az iuducement Cor the line 20 be-
drawn through a country not noW
i. ehbcd hy railroads De said that
ihis route Nould pass through the
wealthlcsi part OF the state. There
are more than 90 1000 Oh wells and
the country las barely been de-
selopDd The largest gasoline plant
On the World IS found in that section
and more than S1u.0u0.uU0 have
been invested In gasoline enter
pr.ses DE- told Of the large coal
field. ahirh are beiug employed 90
Furnish the country With fuel Dc
declared thar industries were many
along This route and that the people
should be- given an opportunity 10
umo through the section which b.
doing the most for the advancement
90 the state
Keith Make Talk.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29
EACH ROUTE PRESENTS REASONS
WHY It SHOULD Be SELECTED As
PART Of GREAT OZARK HIGHWAY


CONTINUED from Page ~
road. lie told OF the activities Of the
pletion OF several stretches ~ good
I'D Cross aud Of the biggest
springs IN the world and mcetious
~ remarked that the mint grew 4.
long them 10 such abundance as 90
afford a delicious drink which is
better than your Beyo sold here
Ills description 81 the Northern way
Vas clear and feasible.
On southern Route
The Southern route from $50 Louis
90 Springfield Vas handled o. Der
feetion by J. A. Chase of Mountain
Grove. No. He said that work vas
going on every day along the propos-
81 Ozark Trail in his section. There
are 5 i0Nus along this route. an
healthy and thriving places with the
road building fever iie said he Nas
working In cooperation with an
forces and there was no great rivalry
between the tao routes. "Our roads
are being made cunformable 90 the
ffaie highway commission orders
t'ur route goes through the historic
place ~ Leesburg. ehich On itself
should recommend o. a. a part -
the frail. ne told % the terrible %
clone and rains Of a short time ago
and Of the effects which they had
upon the good roads. These are be-
Ing repaired and everything l. be
ing put In top shape for the road %
be tanned over % the OZARK Trail Tor
adoption az a lima between 81 Louis
and Santa Pc
J. X. Modelled % Aurora. NO.
read few statistics on the Southern
xDuto. but made no talk
Joplin To Tulsa.
n. l.. Campbell % ,Sosafa repre-
ssntsd the Joplin % Rilia route. IIe
opened By landing the hospitality 81
AusrlIlo. paying a tribute % Col
Iiarvsy IN which BE- referred 10 him
''as q man whose friendship D. 10 b.
cultivated lie told o. The fertility
o. fhs soil In the section iof -hlch 4
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

hr Is working. ut tu, various ulu
Tries and cd the progress which has
been mad" toward whipping The road
into tho very best shape.
The uil fields ut ultuu. Gushing
a phenomena. uvre told 81 length fu
hit, the audisu,. au insight into the
great Development boing made of th,
latent resource. of That wealth, s-
tluu
Learned the lesson.
undressing Harvey. hs said.
Sc iiatses. whether you select
10. ul Uui a- the OZARK TRAIT ~ have
learned lesson 900 ruud building
Chat eill alsass remain un our minds
ADD star us to greater ruad develop.
mout
Rev George s Ileudri,kson OF
ihHuIi'r represented the Central
huulr. &c., asked the ladies' a. he
mign' Del permitted to remove his
oaf aud when wells Nent an mil
% uf' hs Invested himself 90 that
f'umrnf which VA popular during
De- huf evening and launched into
ius ur ufatury which almost swept
zoe audience from its seat
ile told many fa,siiuus thiuge
about th" popularity ui the Central
Route De said man vas induced
io attend % camp meeting and when
askst 90 go to the mouruer's bench
declined aud was again asked 81 be-
aani'I to ro % heaven. shereupon
De- 4e. Jared That De- aUuld not mind
Ca 90 to heaven " BIZ trip over the
central route was postponed
Gcts Grrai speed.
IH' speed shich may D. attained
on ihe Central Route was shown bv
Do tat thar u sheriff vino had never
before lei q prisoner get away from
BIN lost open when the Central
route came into being "a hen the
negro crap shooter printed auav
siihoui being beard ul THIS oiiy."
The speaker ail is going 90 Join
Do TO cities Of Oklahoma CITY and
fuiaa IT, told of military aitrac-
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1917-06-29

The Joplin 90 Tulsa tsouiherul
route from Claremore o. Chelsea sas
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