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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-14
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tisiin fps each passenger carried. and
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pltta niy commission. This does away
With atiy dealing between the ear own
er and the people he carries
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automobile would be Interested In say,
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bat I have found few who would not
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/ ahie To own an automobile
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-14
Not So Funny After All.

Canon Anger was very found Of chill,
dren and set out one night to attend
a party given ''by children for chil,
dreu."
Don't announce me- he said to the
servant.
Leaving his coat and hat downstairs
he quietly opened the drawing room
door, where the buzz of voices an.
nnunced the presence of company,
Dropping on his hands ond knees he
entered, making strange noises dis
tinctly resembling the neighing of a
horse. Aware of dead silence, he
7 locked up, and found the guests as
aseinbied for an eight o'clock dinner
regarding him with disgust, not un-
mixed with alarm.
The chiltiren's party was next door.
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Wssgsvts 81 the roadster we're precisely
la sha middle ug ftse faain track. nna
/ tiss fantss waa killed.
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/ eoAl away and waa raetmg sha basaiag
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aaes,ssti tistsaF ynrsis to tho Fenr. muve
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chat IL haa no self starter. Jump r.
hs yeiistsi, atlsg usit af the enFg and
then his fsars satlea into his mouth
svsien ssa saw that she WAS struggling
to free ftegaeif and cenila'E; that slls
wma rutaegisd In SOME way behind tfas
low hung tiller wheel.
| Smith was RAINING fairly abreast OF
the rssisnasss whsa he made this dlscov.
cry, mud tlfe hundred feet OF clearance
mad Ahrug,k III Atty. Iii Imagination
! no caisia already see tae gray ear over.
turned ana crushed under tbs wheels
OF the train. In o iisiag assssrf ht
I gained II few yards on The advancing
menace and hurled himself agninst
the front Of the stopped roadster. HI
did net attempt 10 crank the motor
There vas tlme only for mighty
heass nni shase To sead the ear back
Ing down the slope ef the crtsslnk
a approach; for ttlls and Sar the quick
spring aside to sase himself. and tlts
thing WAS done.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-14

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Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-14
GET EXPLOSIVE FROM FLOWER
British Scientists Discover That Bios
som of Mahua Tree in India is
Rich in Acetone.

The rnunitioa output of India has in
two years been Increased thousand
fold mainly through the discovery that
one of india's commonest blossoms, the
flower OF the maiua or mhowra tree,
contains acetone In quantity. This tree
Is widely known to nll travellers in
BrItain's Asiatic emEire, but its use as
a base for explosives is at least one
thing new under the sun, says the
Scientific American.
When the war broke out, acetone.
which forms the chief Ingredient of
cordite, was extracted mainly from
wood, maize, and starch; and the Brit
ish admiralty erected a great factory
for the process of acetone recovery
from starch. But fortunately two Eng
iish scientists in Hyoerabad discovered
that the mahna flowers contained ace
tone in larger proportions than it is
found In any other vegetable substance
that this inoffensive bloom was ten
times richer In the material in CUES
tion than any known wood. In fact,
the director general of ordnance for
India reports that the mahua is by
all odds the best source for acetone
known.
Manufacture on q large scale is now
under way and 1t Is whispered that the
abundance of munitions with which
/ the British forces ia Mesopotamia ap-
pear TO be blessed is to be attributed
to the new discovery.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-14
Fisl, ais Brain Food.

.'Fish is a brain fend" Here is an
assertion that we hear repeatedly,
given forth with great solemnIsy.
There is. however, no foundation
whatever for the belief that fish CON
tains any particular elements that
adapt them especially as food Cor the
brain or which support mental efforts.
The value of fish as food to persons
engaged In mental labor is found In
the fact that FISH do not contain large
quantities of those materials that de-
,aand much physical exercise or exer-
ton for their complete consumption.
As the brainworker is seldom physi-
cally active. the value of fish as food
for him is due to what lis not com
tanned in the fish.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-14
CHAPTER VI.
As Notice I'd Quit.

nnce started and given It's push. the
gray roadster e.ristea backward from
the railroad erosssng and kept On until
IL CAME to rest In the sag at the turn
In the road. Running 10 oyertake It..
Smith found that the young woman
was stitl trying Intellectually to free
herself, in releasing the clutch her
dress had been caught. and Smith was
gind enough 10 let the extrlcatlng Of
the enssghf skirt and the cranklng Of
the engine serve for Il hreath-eafeslsng
recovery.
When he stepped back to '.tuue'' she
spark the young woman had stihsitied
into the mechanician's seat and was
retssng her veil with fingers that were
| not any too steady. She was small
but welrkntt: her hair was Ii golden
hrowsl and there was a good deal Of
it, her eyes were set well apart. and
In the bright morning sunlight they
We're q. slaty gray-of the exact shade
/ of the motor veil she was rearranging.
/ Smith had d sudden conviction that ne
/ had seem the wide-set eyes before also
/ the straight little nose and the half
hnyfsh mouth and chin. though where
ne had seen them the conviction could
give no present hint.
u s,alspan-sNppose I ought to say
something appropriated she was be
Iginning half hreathlessly, while Smith
stood at the fender and gsinned.
You don't have to say anything. IT'S
been q long time since I've had 4
chance to make such bully grand
stand play as this And then,
You're Colonel Baldwin's daughter
aren't your
She nodded. saying
How did sou know?''
II know the ear. And you have You
fathers eyes. y
4 She did not seem to take it amis:
I that he was making her eyes basi.
gfor comparisons. She was her father.
only son. as well as his only daughter
/ and she divided her time pretty event,
4 ~ trying 70 live up to both sets OF re
quirements
You have introduced me wo-won'
you Introduce yourssifa a'' she said
when q second crash Of the shfftin,
freight train spent itself ana gave he
!. an opening.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-14
Smith shows his reai character
70 Colonel RaidWin,s daughter
something of the fierce brute na-
ture that is alive in him. There's
a real fight described In the next
instatlment.
s1'o BE coNrINUED.1
internal Heat az Planets.

The late Professor Loweirs iiscov-
cry that Saturn does not rotate as one
piece, but has aconfotal layers, rotat-
Ing faster within. 7 suggests that some
Of the other large planets may hiave
the same structure. As pointed out
BY Professor Very. the friction OF lay
ers Of different velocities would gen
crate heat, andsthus retard the cool
ing down Of the planets S Scientific
American.
Turner County herald. (Hurley, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-19??, 1917-06-14
Disappointed.

"Was the mass meeting a success7''
.'Oh. yes I
But I just now met GAthsrs, who
was present. and he told me the meet
ing was n fiasco.'
@Shh. Glifhers was the only promi..
nent citizen there who didn't get a
chance to make q speech"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

Kansas but that her defense was weak.
CO. ThiH IN not regarded here, then A
ANYTHING like ~ fair comparison Of tho
strength of the two teams
The margin ~ three points. then,
which kturnH hNr hv comparing the
teams through Missouri and Kansas AE-
CLOS appears tho hest In rating them
fur ihCir ncNi battle Sooner supporters
believe that thiu margin will be cntirely
wnod ont hocHuH" the game In being
plNcd on tho home field NJ tho Soonets
and that they viii enter Tho game on
oven terms
The team that gets the Jump thcrofora,
md In fortunate enough To get the
breaks ot the game, probably VIII get
away with tho long end " the score.
Much Depends on Weather.
Should the weather bc wurm. however,
tho advantage undoubtedly would swing
IN tho OkphompnF Lawrence, Kansas,
is neatly 600 mllcn north of Norman THE
Jayhhwkcf, hevo hocn working out for
the most part in cold wenihcr while tho
Oklahoma team hns sweutcd under a hot
Nun throughout the season except for
two short periods OF cold weather
In 1919 tho last time that KAhsas
played on Boyd nel,h tho school sent a
bg. powerful team here, ono thpt was
expected tO ont the Nooners alive. u
was n hot day, however, and thr kRn-
SIMS called for tho winter bucket 70 often
they almost exhausted NormnnH water
| supply The score was % 10 IL In favor
| pf fLln haunn
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07
BY Judd Mortimer Lewis
tCupyright. 1917

to fish, II would be sad to have that
kind OF a pain and not like TO fish. !
told the burglar that and he laughed
again ! guess this was my funny day
Then while the burglar was out
cleaning of Guhpowdcr went up the
hill 90 where we buried the hundred
year older and If any one ever hurlcs
me IN a place like that ! shall put up
a hollcr that will scare everybody for
forty blocks II looked all right at
first, but now all the leaves are off the
trees and the trees stand there shivcr
INK and there are dead leaves all oyer
the grave ! went back 10 the barn and
made the burglar go up there with me.
guess he won't let the grave get COW
cred with leaves any more lie is 60.
ing ~ build a white fence around IT
and plant flowers on It and dress It up
like a grave
After that ! went over TO the river
to see how George Washington was
gctIur along with his fishing and he
had two catfish and a mud turtle, and
he sald.ii hc didn't have such a misery
i'm his back he could do a heap Of work
but always when he started 10 work
The misery nearly killed him The
burglar said George had hoolworm
and George said. 'Yasuh, some folks
fishes with poke io' catfish hat An alluS
lsc. hoolwohm Then the burglar
laughed and we went back t0 the house
and Mrs Washington made some fish
rhowder ouD of the fishes and the turtle
and put $50 much pepper m It that /
,tool out hy the fence quite a while
with my face open so that the cold wind
could blow into lD
Then mc and Rowdy told them all
gooihy and hlkci Tor homc because
wanted to get there I'm time to gct my
father a domestic silence supper, which
is a plate Of fudge and drink OF wa.
ter but he was gone when | got there.
so ! went mp past Carpenters 90 see
how II looked with HIM in heaven. and
u looks about tine same. The srapc
was gone of che door and there was
nobody around bet Wilbur VIII be
'hc limit now tblt hy father IS m hcay
en- and there is mo- one to blame him
bui hIs mother She never will
Then me and RDwdy sa, out on our
front steps and I ml my arm around his
neck and explained 90 him how people
go tu heaven HE wlpgrd hi, ll,l and
looked smart hat he ls only a dog and
/ don't think hc quite got o. $50 then
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

NORMAN. Otn Soy e.. Dspocinh .
lw tho dope shctr route. tho Unit
vrrslty " Kansas football ucycn will
have ,nr ,dpo ou the University M ONo-
humn t"-", when the two clash ou lloyd
""id next Saturday IN thoir fifteenth ou-
nurl ruuEglo iur EHliron huu1rs- The
Rnuo viii hu tho mort important 10 ho
played within tho state this HouTon
The urHl comparison iH durct IIinols
defeated kHnuH e2 10 q ana one week
lutcr uouuyrd oklahoma ~ to u Tint
gives Kansas margin ot ~ points over
tho SuuncrH ana looks uH n hcuuln
pwcus tribe would not have much
chance against tho JayhOwk0V Hut
Rad mrthci
JayhaWkers IS Points stronger,
Amcv drfrpted Missouri % ~ 70 and
knnsnH defeated Amcs ~ O. giving
Kansas n margin Of 10 points over Mis-
anurl ON comparative sCnrcF Oklahoma
lnst saturday Won from Missouri II "a 7.
which would Eivr the Soonurs n margin
VI seven points over Missouri such a
comparison would mako lhr JnyhRwhcrs
appear only no points stronTor than OKLA
homp
4 third method NJ comparison, In by
0clortug Mpour and the Kansas AMl"r
pH the other tcrWH kunsph AgglcH de.
lrnird Missouri Z tn Kansas dotrAlcd
lO,uuH hFEioa Q to which would give
Kurug % margin ~ 10 poinla over Mis-
suurI Okiphuup'H mnrRin ~ Hcyrn
points would lrnvc the SooncrH only three
points under Kansas 10y this compariHon
Many Players Injured
There prc certain features of TITS
done, however. whirh trnd to lcsacn rs
rrllthiniy / nHttcmptng to predict how
the saturday struggle viii turn out. Tho
frsl s the difference In time when these
various games were pmyod and tho fact
that teams become stronger ~ the sea
ruu advances
Missouri upcncd ils season October Z
defeating William Howell college II to
one Wcok later nlurc 10 Kick a goal
after touchdown cost the Tigers the
gnmo With the KnnWR AgglcH A mum
bor Of Missouri mon however, were In
/ iufcd In LLAt contest and were out ~
/ the AmpH gpmrp ThoY had rrcovhrrd
end played In tho OklphouN game In
dicntlng that Missouri wnH much strong
| rr m this Eamo thnu In thRE with Ampr
! Tho Kansas llliuulH game WIS the first
| clash NJ the ycnr Tor both teams Neither
! hid developed much ~ an offensive
/ konsnp never threatened the Illinois
! uuNl hut held the ourhcrncrH to g2 points
/ one week later Coach ..uupke uncovered
II powerful attack and Illinois swpmpot
| the SOOucrH ~ tO o. In this game how
ever. oklahoma lost the hnll hy tumble
ON tho Illinois Toward lluo after sweep
Ing down The field ana nt time whor
~ touchdown seemed certhluty Late
I'm tho game pn oklahoma man lost th
han lust ne he was crossing the llllnol
goal for touchdown.
Oklahoma Offensive Stronger.
Reports from this game would lndlcm
that ONAhomR'H offensive against llllnol
was much better than that displayed b
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07

7 TRIED hard 10 be sorry that Mr.
Carpenter had been flatlcncd out
and | was getting TO be almost sorry
when got to school. and then the
teacher told US that the school would
be closed today SO that Wllbur's little
friends could 20 ~ hlsiathcrs funeral,
and then it was all OF But ! didn't go
to no funeral, went home and sat on
the step and listened to my father snore.
All days look alike to my father. cN-
ceptlng payday and thar looks a little
better than all the rest Of the days put
together ! should not think that a
man who watches IN bank and where
they make so much money that hc can
get all he wants would care anything
about payday, but my father docs
While me ard Rowdy sat there listen
ing to him Snorc wished STAYED
home more TO flop his pancakes for him
] was kinda surprised to find my
self being sorry Tor him, for ! have
never been sorry for him before You
.annot be very sorry for a man that ha,
got wife IN heaven and 4 little Irish
dotter on earth You would look fool
lsh being sorry for that kind OF a man
But he is my father and ! have a right
TO be sorry for him II feel like IT. SO
! did guess that must br because
! am growing up and my legs are get
ting so long ! am going on eight or
nine now and there are mighty few little
girls as old as | am.
The more ! felt sorry for my father
The more ! wanted to go in the house
and wake him mp and flop some pan.
cakes for him, SO ! stopped feeling sorry
for him and me and Rowdv went out 10
the river and had our swim, and then
we thought wcwould go out the road
and see my burglar he IS iattcr than
he was when ! chased him out of the
window and broke his leg, and he is noi
so pale and now he is growing some
whlskcrS on his face. ! was proud Of
him when ! saw the whlskcrssand told
him So
He kinda bIushcd and asked me II /
thought they made him look any better
and ! told him of course they did. that
any man would look better IT he could
grow something that would cover up
his face and then he laughed and I
knew that had said something funny
again like ! do every once in while
would be gladder about SAYING fun
ny things II could see them coming
but never do They Just slip ont and
get away and they are mostly gone be-
fore ever do see them
Then We went into the house and
Mrs Washington had eggs and ham
and pancakes and hot biscuits and
syrup and milk. and 1t wa, good !
asked her where George Washington
was and she said he had a misery m
hills back The burglar said George
always had such a misery In ms back
that the hardest work he could d. wa,
20 go fishing lts lucky that he likes
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07
WESTERN TEAMS
IN BENEFIT CAME
Chicago and Michigan May
Clash for Red Cross,

CHICAGO, m, Nov THE proposal
10 stage q football game between tho
clcvcns NJ the universities Of Chicago and
Michigan for the benefit Of tho Red
Cross moy result iu the revival NJ one NJ
the most important OF tho Middle West
cru gridrOu clasglcs
These two institutions first met In
football In 1892 ana since th1l date have
played fourteen games, of which Mchl-
gan has won ninc and Chicago five The
Wolverines lead In points with total
Of 1919 tO ChicnEo's l0o
Michigan has held thc Maroon clcvcrs
s'orelcss four times while Chicago shut
out the Ann Nrbor university huf once
and this was I'm the famous nud fiuol
games between these universities played
IN 1902 when Chicago forced Michigan to
make safety; the only score Of the con-
test
MiChigun's greatest string Of victorIeE
was won between 1901 and 1904 when
the Yost Warriors took four rnmcs I'm q
row by scores Of % To- o; "a 10 %; 9s to 0
and % to l'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07
SHORTER SEASON
is FIRST MOVE
Radical Developments Expect
ed During Winter Months,
FACE MANY PROBLEM S
No HaSty Action viii Be TAX
en- by MagnateS

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NJ" ''I'N' NOV. 'N'"'"''I "''E'
mates. players and followers ul the game
In general are almost uuguimoug in "a.
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winter months VIII witness important
changes In the methods and arrange
nents povcrriry p,,, rr,t,.,,,,,l. and ,r
,'' ''' WV
''e h"'I"hh sport II appear certain
that part OF the mass Of suggested ana
nroposed changes rp,l,,l ,,,t,i, I.,,,I
on,,,,,,., ..n, .....
Jp,,'",S WI' ",'ul ''"lt' 20 'h' con
vi u'' u"s' "'H" tu' ol lu, EIln'
""''"h W, N'ul uI we WlI at I"asI
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-11-07
PHILIPPIANS PLAY
NORM AL friday
MaIbeutsCh Puts Squad 10
Work Preparing for Game,

ENID, Okla Nov. 7-tSpcoiNl, )--Aftsr
day ~ reHt MHlheutsGkp Philiplss
eleven hns Cotton down toNbrk In prspa-
ration for Glenn Ciarks eleven from the
Fast Central Normal Of Ada next Friday.
The game will he played on tho local
stadium. the third Of an ai.Ht. home se-
rleH phillIps will play al horne now untii
the Kendall game at Tulsa ThanksgivlnE.
The game Friday n expected To- be an
sRHy one. though Mnlbeuisch In not let.
ting his team up any lie In making
them 80 after II. aH II they were going
N play the hardest game of tho season
on that day only FEW shifts have been
made and mn experienced team will greet
| the DlBt Centrnlitics upon their arrival
| here.