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World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-25
NllsAl Urges Speed
On Jan, s,

On Jan, 8,
Ia o~6er 10 avoid an extra ses'
son OF Congress. The Presi
liant asks q more speedy
cor sideration OF the Legislative
g.ppramme, Tie President
spears 10 be very desirou5 thai
.here shall not be an extra ses
sion.
World's cresset. [volume] (JAH-ville [Colony], Fowler, Mo.) 1891-19??, 1917-01-25
4 FRIEND.

BRO PEARSON.
In beautiful Indiana State,
Friend we have You see,
Who loves the right, he wrote us late
"A married man be-
lie failed to tell, or name his wife,
We will have to guess the same.
So let Christ be your guide thru life,
Now Mrs Pearson is her name.
The Wore says, Husbands love your wives,
AS Christ The Church has done"
JOY and happiness will be your lives
BY a life in Gods Tear Son.
Brother Pearson and wife Le kind to each other,
That the world must know you are Olest,
You be kiud father,-your wife Kind mother,
At dea,h you both 90 home to rest.
Brother Pearson, my prayer goes out for you,
And your wife the very same,
May God ever keen and protect you two.
Is my prayer in Gods Dear Name,
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Roll Of Honor

Mrs, I. J. Potts
Sinking Mo 15cts.
Einas Sanders Norwood. 25cts.
.Aette Johnson Chicago Ill, 25cts
Mrs. Alice E, Carson
San Francisco Calf, 25cts,
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AT THE CAUDLE GROVE.
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Entered as Second Glass
matter Sept. 1st. 1915. at the
Post Office at Mountain Grove
Missouri, under the Act of Mar.
:Srd.1S79.
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PUBLISHERS

N. G. Garrett & M. M. Bowers,
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
Births


Edward cylki. s2s kirby e. John
Silverton. Grace hospital branch
Wlndysiaw Wojcehnosk. 300 Gar
field. Fred Brown. Grace hospital.
Spritzsr. $500 wilkins, karol r. Ka-
wecki. 42b r., Willis. Lyman Magid-
man. roo Hastings; william George
200 4 congi esss Wawreyniec Surma.
1913 Military Floyd c. Ritter Alex
Markovich. Hugh -. walker. Wu-
mans hospital. John kuCharski. III
Livernois; Valentine Frcdcricks. ISL
Twenty eighth, steve BunaJ. ass Al
Fourth Edward Derrlng. Arnold
Schroeder. Provldg nee hospital DAN
tel ". Simmons. Grace hospital An
thony Spokowski. 39i Superior. Jos.
1898 W. warren Conrad Streiter. 9sb
Cooper; Antonio BOccia SOL Rowena
Josef Ambramczyk. $50 Hammond
Francisck Sovenc. T2b Caspar: Joe
kuszek, - Cicotte; Stanisiaw Gryn-
Eryjasz. ~ Lockwood Albert r.
Logan. So Kerchevai, Chas. r.. Smith.
a1I Army Edward J. koss, III Wa
bash Frank Wade. s6b Hubbard Neil
McIaaac. 81 Kanada ri Wendell Du-
bryckt i7s farkwood Earl y. Hun,
etS 81 Auhin. Jacob spicies. sac
KleUt giuseppe Montellone. 20e Ma
Pile Anthony ~. Williams. 70s Lin
coin James Campbell. ieo Twelfth.
pierce. $50 Mt Elliott. Herbert T.
Jackson. ~ Hoicomh. Chester A.
Fouroo. 20 Livernois Chester Goicm-
hicski. eI5 Milwaukee II Robert
Kaya bse Hoimur: VIM VI. Lemon,
1S6 blaine; John KRtulski 243 Thir-
tynrst Antoni zslewski. sc Lyon
David CoRo. t92 Cardoni Lukssz
each, Piofr KiknA. 1873 Military
stanley Sokolowski. sos Mcdbury
Leonard Judson, s2l Carlton racaue
y. Bqwcrs. 1922 Chene, Leland
Houck iss W Wills; Victor NJ.
.Chatneid. go Field: A. chester Var
NNy. IL ConnNcticut, Henry tyank-
dale aa Tuxedo. Thos ! walsh. 1902
prootivn Matthias RACER. fg Fort
- VIM Brnyhrook fSs Lake shore.
ri Wricioch Felix. 4Ge AieNandrine.
Michael Vo1ucii 49, r. Cnnnold
Mike Conrturas ass Monroe louis
Kohicr. Hnf cadillac Loo Kamlnpki
Ioi rulasfi stanisiaus Buegifskf.
7Pf Medium Ernest Fensch. er-9
Vhittake. Otto Ro.ckowskf 80
Woofiswn. = a Thompson. - Hrr-
rison. John niiev. Providence hos.
initial. Chas Sihn'a 1890 pewick: Isr
70 wnnduw ski. 16s Forest T. Rovsi
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
/ HERE'S WHERE BUYER AND SELLER MEET
THE DETROIT TIMES LINER PAGE
A o 10000


l.. rost. 800 I,ovott. Alexander IA.
Moran. 10 Maybui. Grand STANLEY
Godlewaki, s2y Frederick STANLEY
kUznk. Skf Harper Thomas j. bate
man. PA Lnsle, Nicholas Gray ton'
i-i Eimwood. Louie Epstein. w %.
mhn's hospital. Emil kctelhut, ~
.eunsy lYau,a, Lawrence Lemke ~
liGuctto. stephen SONY. 40 Mackie,
harrE A. Lawson. 81 nelson. John
kuladziri. $50 T.. AleNandrine.
GiRLS
Albert perneskl. 4s stanford, VOL
Green fachoWicz, - belTayi jos y"
houry 1888 Jefferson; EVert liurme'
5li Jos. Campau. Herbert %. Cochran,
$50 W. Euclid. Horace l.. Edge, AZ
lndlandaln, MaNlmiliiam Iapal sSi,
800 a. hancock john .NledsM en- -
pteusei Antoni Misniewski. 600 VII
Us, Andrew Hild. $50 Hale. John
troo. iss Napoleon Jozef Staszew-
SKI l3i Farnsworth. Eugene Foisy'
~ Nick instry Edward W. ten
hardt. +0l Mcmillan Abner Paige
lhs Junction karol Seia, 1926 ~,
gnettei Henry Gross Harper hospital
west branch, Richard W. Port, sSS r.
i'alay ettr; Howard \. Cofhn; GRACE
hospital. Alexander KHcizinski, 1856
McGraw Walter n scott. 200 Wits
w Donald ID. Harwood. Boulevard
sam tarium. Joseph Krol. IS Addison
Martin Cundn0ky. Miller-rd; Charles
Msrka. 1870 CAmpbells stanley Mega.
ST ---s ~ - -ae-2 Lin
den. Englehert r.. Honend. 1410 JOY;
Jacob Martin. ~ karwin. lgnac Zo-
SIN. - Osborne-pl, Alexander New
man. l2I Benton. Joseph Rehberg, 90
national; Earl ". Dickeraon. 1888
Army. Frcd Frewald, 3S2 Hunt. Ice
ftder. i53 Woodbridge Jan Matka,
es7 Medbury Edward thinner. Gem
trial. Walter Herman. 942 Milwau-
kee r. Thomas T.. Linieufelser, ,
surdick John SiatkowRki. 1854 cho-
pin Feed Gutowski, Ss7 Uoratio. Tn
bert Nlncoi. 4i5 Cardoni; Anthony
Doiatowski. sea Casper Arthur
Schuhring, ~ Huber Valentine. Ka-
raczynski. af5 =. Ferry. John Hale.
5o2 Williams: George Burns. 39i y.
lIarcQrk Henry Chmela 91s Rivard
VIM Bryer az Cicotte; Isldore Dries.
Sb1 Franklin: George w Farlow. l22
Weeirnlnster. John Weyrziu. l2i
Dearborn Frank rictruckoski 1912
Milwaukee r'.. Pete TomRsoyic. 1s1
Casper; John Mer'z. SAG Chene
Harry Ldeherman. Harper hospital
Sam Chardyniec. 5ii willis y An
thonv Rathuaw. TO Dubois; Charles
Fictz. samaritan hospital Hvman
Gus. 1881 So Auhln rsidorC Kahn.
Woman. hospital Samuel Hook.
Harper hospital
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
Marriage Licenses

George Heron. 20. Detroit. Ethel
NnrihoNrr rs. Cleveland -
Jan Wvieck 33. Mary Kawalcik.
Walter nlenes gt. Detroit Amanda
Rooster ~ Hadley
Chas Little. 2a Victoria SNOW
Sam Ramon q Ida Goldbers. 20.
Thomas redmond a. Detroit. Lu-
Gle FBrr. ~ Hamtramck
Aaks sehiiss~i ~ sadie Ashkun-
ace. s..
tlonry y siamme 81 Marie NJ.
Potter ~
John s1ymansli. "a Carrie Kaps.n-
Earl Arrs. ga Anna Goldman. 20.
Albert smith ~ Bernice N
Harry = Niemayer 80 r'rieds pob-
hertson. 81
walter Kel 81 Emily Priebe. 10
CLARK =. @ Dornen. 20 susan Mon
stanley kargula. 81 Detroit.
cycilia Turant. IS. flamtramck
Elmer hasseil. 49, ONO Helen
r Hassr, y Bradley 's Olive J.
Levi, Roeb. s5 MsTssro, Jcddes.
Joseph s uplessr IS Edna Jones,
Jas } sRpmoslo. 81 Helen LABay.
Clarence y. Johnston. 81. Detroit.
Elenor white. az. Indiana
Marcel Koscinski 81. Mary jan
wesley r a Petty a. Lola 4.
Antonl Matianss. -. Josie Retko-
sky. 20
james n Hm. %. ontario: Alice
McAliieter. ~ Chicago.
Joseph Wcinstein 20 Pauline
Vito Aldo 1s Autonlna carotslo.
rs.
Albert LaMero. 20. Detroit Minnie
Sovs. 81. saginaw
Anton iiooth, 20 Vary 10th u
John LLeMeliyn. = Bessie Hcaiy.
John z. church. %. Miriam VI.
Stoweil a.
Valentine K'swoski- 20 Iulianna
Filippo Asaro ss sebastiana Bons-
Frederick O Hicks % Mamie
Sands a.
Joseph Hurak IS Mary waiocki.
Ralph STAFFORD. "a Mshel KYLE. -
Morris Berger 22 Esther Heiko-
Edvdrd ninson a.. sadie KulwlckL
~
NIncfnf TfTNT-
Alvin chevalicr o., MarEAct Nc
Keavey. 90
william r. Boyd - Geneva Kest-
lcr ~.
Sam schaner. 2s Scala Faulasky.
-
Brork $ Pardo. % Elizabeth NJ.
Richie. o..
Paul Natachos. ~. waltz. Ida zie
manu-. rs. same.
wedih Kali Hnddard. 20. Anne
George. %,
Marcy saicuik 20 AIMS uiza. ~.
Hamilton r. Rertha. %. Detroit
riszS Kolier. % Lafayette. Ind
John BardiEA ~. Anna MafyRR. 20
Joseph Common. ~, Detroit. Inr-
rnino r. IAsama, Is. Flint.
lips. ~
Samuel l. Van Noorden. 81 Edna
Selling. as
Peter Mundreon. 40 Marihs Rode-
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
SUNLIGHT
BLINDS YOUTH

MANHATTAN. Kan Jan "A
fash of sunlight caused /. L. Wood
Of Newton. 10 lose his cyesight the
other day.
Wood was walking along slowly
when one OF his fraternity brothers
called 10 him from an upper story
10 the college OF the Sigma M
chapter house. Wood threw his
head up suddenly The brilliant re
iectlon OF the sun on some freshly
painted woodwork blinded him Tic
was taken 20 his home In Newton
Physicians who attended him de
clare. that The sudden strain on the
optic NNerve CAUSED paralysis that
may become permanent
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
nell Heard Forty Mlles.

SANTA BARBARA. Cal. Jan {.
The same elecirlc power en-.
ployed In ringing door bells has
,rarnmztted sound thru space 90
miles. In experiments by Dr n.
u. Arringer Cox. the ringing OF an
alarm clock AZ Los Olives has been
family recorded az his station ont
side the city limits II Is wireless
and the power used is the \ordinary
dry battery which Dr Cox invent
ed several Years ago
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
Betting Tickets No Evil
dence of Gaming,
He Rules
GUS HERR AND
CLERK IN COURT
Police Justice Intimates
Case Will Be Dis
missed

Gun Herr cafe proprietor and bur.
lesque lmpresarlo. accompanied by
bis diamond ring and one OF his
clerks. Harry Polnsky stood among
some common folk accused OF law
violations IN Police Justice Sellers
court "Wednesday morning They
Herr and Polinsky. the ring being
excluded were charged with con
Quoting 4 gaming place. and had
been placed under arrest Tuesday
afternoon
Parolmcn Marlettc and Hendricks
~ the cleanup division. made 20
hold as 20 20 into HERE'S cafe. the
John r inn. adjacent - the u A
G. Tuesday They paid dollar
and sot ticket along with the
chance OF getting some money back
!, the horse went over The oth.
GERS told Justice Sellers ", IRE.
quent complaints had been made 10
the police department that bets on
horse races were being taken az tho
cisar counter In The front part OF
Horzs saloon
The Ring Goes Along
Tho ponderous Mr. Herr with his
staggering, binding. diamond ring.
and the clerk. were arrested after
the bet had been placed ON the
drive 10 police headquarters. Polin-
sky solemnly declared he was work
lng FOR Herr
What evidence have you got that
you placed bet'' demanded At,or.
ney Aldrich BAXTER. representing tho
defendants
Marlettc and Hendricks produced
scores OF TICKETS representing re-
ceipts for bets and parcel OF rae.
ing forms
How do you know the names on
these slips represent horses?" ques,
toned Baxter
Tho oflcers we're shocked by the
question
They might be the names of
thrashing machines said Baxter
mo Evidence" Says Sellers.
hendricks sw0re nc had placed
The bot with Polinsky Both OH
pnlInAky told them he
Vas employed by Herr
There's no evidence against Mr.
Herr" said the Justice as he prac-
iically dismissed the case against
The snloonkoeper However TT
continue this case until tomorrow.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
Mortuary

BAilEi Jan. ?. 1917. Henry. aEe 7s.
beloved husband ~ Mary ! and
dear father 81 Arthur n George
-, Harry n. Bailey. Mrs. j. W
burrldge. az Detroit and Charles
Bailey. or Chicago. Funeral
from the residence ~ his daugh-
tor. lls Blaine ave. Friday at .
=. ma interment IN woodmere.
BRt NErT-Jsn. !. Emily aged %
years widow OF the late Charles
and mother OF Mrs Anthony Mich
aels. victor &, Burnett. Mrs. +. Z
Costigan. Mrs. Joseph Morand Mrs.
clement Jauisse. Mrs. r. " Marsh
and Mrs Frederick Ohlert. Funeral
from 1851 Van Dyke Thursday, Jan.
:. AZ 20. st 81 Anthony's church
AZ m. Please omit flowers
tRANK--Died Jan 2. 1917. Johanna,
aged 81 years beloved wife Of the
late Henry Frank and dear mother
- Louise. Frank and Mrs. Fred
Mann Funeral from residence, $50
puhois-st.. Friday Jan. g. at 2 d.
m. interment- Elm wood cemetery
GEyMAN suddenly Jan 2
aged 81 years beloved husband OF
Bertha and dear father OF Elias.
Ethel and Ruth Funeral Thursday
morning from Van Lerberghe fu-
neral parlors N.45. 10 our Lady OF
sorrows church o'clck.
kELLER--Jan. 2. 1917. at her resi-
N'Ht'. N~ avn nv ~ A4VfA t4.s NiIt
OF Geo. X. and mother or Mrs A. r.
Hatkctt and Clarence l. and Cleo.
w Keller Notice of funeral later.
Please omit flowers.
MAC PHERsON---Jan. I. 1917. Kath-
crime. widow OF the late George
MACPHERSON and beloved mother OF
Mrs W. T Boyle. Mrs. Il. r. Slls,
Mrs. J. W. Hoffman. George. VIII
Nam and Bert Macpherson. aged "a
years. Funeral from her daughters
residence. 2si Nermont-ave. Thurs
day az p. m. Burial at Woodmere
cemetery.
MCCAIN aged ~. Dec. 81. at
Seattle, Wash. beloved son Of MI
and Mrs bernard McGann and
brother 81 Marion and Alfred. Fu-
neral from tho family residence. All
-IIuhhard-ave. Thursday az sac
Holy RFTCVuTrr CHURCH
uTuEs Jan. l. ~ her home. is2
Christiancy- St. Minnie. aged g.
years widow OF the late William
t'thas. dear mother OF John. Carl
Minnie. Walter. Emma Tthes Flu
neral thursday. 2 y. NJ, from resi-
dence
IIDINGrox Jan. ? 1917. in the rosi-
dcnce, t3tT Fifteenth st, Grace. be-
loved Wifc ~ Clarence O. and
mother OF Grace Lidington. Flu
Neral from ner late residence FRI
day az 2 p. m Tntcrment In Wood
lawn cemetery.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

wANTED-'ro suxCuArus
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
ONE CENT
A WORD
AND
WORTH 1T
TO EENr--Roons

HOTEL FRANKLIN
Cor. Larnod and Bates-sts. Make your
home for the winter at the Hotel
Franklin. Special weekly rates
from 81 20 $50.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
Want, wiz 70 Paw AIimonv.

MARIETTA. o.. Jan Deserted,
he alleges ~ his wife. Wilhelmina
Conrath. 10 whom no was married
IS years ago. and who. he claims.
~ nov resident Of Pittsburgh.
Peter Conraih. ~. has entered suit
against his wife 10 recover 800 al
legged 10 be due Oh promissory
note and for alimony.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04

ska. 10
Charles Y miller. %, Alylna Rercn-
sod. a.
Plcto Iieman. 2N Mary Nikala. 20.
Bernard A. Halk. Detroit.
Ewup 7 Hcihcr. 20. ann Arhor
Hegfy J. lwankoyitch. - Mary
Milsnon. rs
chaH J. lantK. %. Elizabeth ivan
kpcitch 49,
Howard Forbes 49, Rome. y
Lillian " sears. 2S. Bangor. Me.
sam Vctcrnzon %. Martha Bolod-
sky. Is.
Paul Mozeleski. 20, Anna worniek
20
John r. CrRmton. "a, Hamilton.
ont. Nettie lIihbard. %, Same.
Michael ZlGotz. 90 Ethel Malcus
22.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04

OUR regular course reduced TO $50.
Careful. individual instruction. Day
and night classes. Tools. etc. furn-
ished Positions secured. Special
inducemcnt for present class OF
ten men now forming. Write or
call.
NATIONAL AUTOMOBILE SCHOOL.
1874 Woodward-av Detroit.
pr.AgTERING and cement work done
on short notice. Call Walnut s43s-
r.
statesmen
Salary and Commission
CALI. 10 TO ~. MR. RIDLEY. 1i1e
DIME BANK BLDG.
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
TYpewriter RarpaIns

SIC 10 $50. direct from factory, easy
terms UNDER WOOD. roy \ T..
In .,s,oN, .,e &C - Renting Sc nP
WRITING co. Cadillac stas
CAMPUS Msrtiue. next Dot opera
house
The Detroit times., 1917-01-04
wANTED--RoOMs

YOUNG LADY wot "A like room on
Nenilworth coLd or Owen-ave
Cali Market 5SfB3
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-24
BELIEVES EXEMPTION
CLAIM, HAS PRIORITY
Camp Lewis Recruit Has
Made Peck of Trouble.

Camp Lewis. oct. -&.--pccsion IN
the case of the United states against
Emo r Larson Of san Francisco. a
member OF the National Army who re-
fused to submit 10 physical eXamina-
ton at Camp Lewis probably win be
announced tomorrow
Larson At his preliminary hearing
yesterday said that he was willing 10
fight IN the first line trenches and
that he was loyal To tho United States,
provided that acts Of the government
were constitutional lie said he Oh
jected tos1ho 1ofgsical examination BE
cause he believed himself TO be n
civilian pending the settlement OF
claims for exemption that he had pre-
scented to the san Francisco board.
Alma Gluck will sing In the open air
before 10000 soldiers at camp Lewis
tomorrow afternoon. She was in
ducod to visit the camp through tho #
forts Of the army Y. NJ, c. a. Tomor-
row being Liberty day. there will ho
no drill and no work by the employees
Of the construction company.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-24
HUN DIPLOMACY NET
sENDANGERS DENMARK
Danish Paper Sees Plot to
Make Country Dependency.

london. oct. a$.-nataiis have
reached London of German plan 70
obtain asccndancy after the war IN
Denmark by cedinc to Denmark q
small. STRIP Of former Danish territory
in North Schleswie, in return for q
large sum of money and. presumably
also certain economic and commercial
concessions.
il is suggested by the Danish LIB
eral Hoyedstaden that the sum "i
money involved is that which Denmark
received from the United States as
payment for tho Danish West Indies.
The newspaper strongly denonnccs
the German proposal declaring that
Germany expects 10 eet not only
money but a hold on Denmark which
would make Denmark economicallE
and nationally "a dependency oi Ger
manN
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-24
Congressman Evans Returns
From Inspection Trip Of
Reservation Lands.
STEEL TO ROMAN SOON
N. P. Tracklaying to Be Re-
sumed--kalispell Oversub-
scribes for Liberty.

Congressman John NJ Evans re-
turned last evening from Kalispell and
thc Flathead reservation country. Mt
kalispcll he addressed al Liberty loan
mass meeting and on the reservation
he inspected the work being done by
the United States Reclamation ser
vice.
They tell me- said Mr.. Evans
that 30 900 acres will be under, water
next year and that $4,000 acres Nil
be reclaimed.
'The reservation country looked
good TO me. much better than TWO
years ago. when last | visited il. and
the people, despite the fact that II was
{, loor crop year, do not appear bit
respondent They realize that theirs
is q good country and that, with irri-
cation assured. it is hound To become
better.
AT Roman I learned that Word has
been received that the Northern Ia
cific is soon TO resume laying steel
on its new branch The roadway lS
completed Ill the WAY 70 Poison and
it is expectcd that the entire line Will
be finished hNa the middle al next
month. or thereahauts. This line Viii
also add to the prosperity OF tn" reser-
walton country
"Kalispeil is doing srlendidiy with
its Liberty loan allotment We had
good meeting up there and Was IN
formed that the allotment already Is
wet oyersnhscrihed.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-24
PEACEFUL PICKETING
ISUPHELD BY COURT
Lockout by Employer May
Be in Restraint of Trade.

Omaha, Oct. 23--The right Of labor
unions to combine and to make use OF
the peaceful picket to fight the open
shop is upheld in a decision today by
Judge Charles Leslie in the district
court OF Douglasaf6nnty in a. suit
brought by AttQaey General Reed of
Nebraska to ssjoi4 the Omaha unions
and opposed onpsoyers from carrying
their differences TO a point inimical to
the orderly course of business.
The right Of employers to combine
to protect their rights is equally
strongly put in the decision, With the
clear statement that 'lockouts' cal
culated TO harm men not involved III
strikes, or tending to force outside and
diSintereSted persons to side with them
against the unions. is conspiracy in re-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-24
NOSE CLOGGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Apply Cream in NOstrils To
Open Up Air Passages.

An, What relief. Your clogged nos
tl'ilS open right up. the air passages of
your head are clear and you can
breathe freely. Ne more hawking,
snuffline. mucous discharge. headache,
dryneSS no struggling for breath at
night. Your cold or catarrh is gone.
Don't stay stuffed up, Get a small
bottle III ElN's Cream Balm from Seaf
druggist nov Apply little If this
fragrant antiseptic cream in Sour nos
1rils, let il penetrate through every ain.
passage of the head, Soothe and heal
the swollen. inflamed mucous mem
brauc. giving Neu instant relief E,ly.s
cream Ealm Is just what every cold
and catatrh sufferer has been seek
ing. Its inst splcndid.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-24
=traint of trade within the meaning of
MedicOs Favor Universal
Training for Army Work

Chicago Oct. 23-Immediate adop-
ton OF universal military training was
urged in resolutions adopted today by
the state committee of the medical Sec
ton of national defense at meeting
today,
Considerations Of physical strength
and mental .alertness. as well as ma
tional defense and the obligations of
citizenship should be taken UP at once
by the government as a measure of
national conservation the resolutions
declared Six months was given as the
least period of training and the age of
the young men taken for training was
placed at TO-
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-24
COAST LEAGUE

Who'll tell the world What Amer-
can aieticians who have Just ended
7 convention in cleveland. found left
for them to Il" in these days Of war
prices
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-24
CANADIAN WHEAT
TO RELIEVE L. S

New York. oct Material relief
III the shortage Of hard wheat is prom
Used BIZ the milling division Of the fed
cral food administration in q state
ment issued here today. saving that Z
considerable quantity Of Canadian
wheat owned by = wheat export com
ranv and Il British government agency
and now moving down the lakes for
export. is to be made available for
grinding mills in the United States.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-24
MINISTRY OF HEALTH
FOR GREAT BRITAIN

London tct 1 An i@pora j. IN
under consideration for the establish
ment ot ministry OF health has been
4fpreA cd aud adopted ~ committees
OF various societies covering = ooa,eno
insured persons in the country.
Il Is planned to combine in The new
ministry, the existing health functions
III the local government board the
National Health Insurance Comms-
sioncrs ana the functions 81 other
health ana public bodies.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-24
Sugar Use Must Be
Cut in Half in New York

New York, oct. 3.-Consumera must
cnrtaii their supply 30 per cent to avert
a sugar famine in New York city.
Henry Morkowitz, commissioner Of
markets. told a meeting Of refiners and
wholesale and retail dealers called to-
day to devise means Of insnring equit-
able distribution Of the sugar available
here. \ committee was named to per-
fect the details of distribution.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-10-24

Kelley Moynihan Of Leeds, England. m
discussing sanitation from the Ameri-
can and English French points. re-
spectively. at a symposium OF the Ciin-
ical Congress Of Surgeons at hotei
here tonight. 1t wound UP the second
day of the sessions of the distinguished
surgeons who are meeting here this
week under the auspices of the medical
department of the national council OF
defense
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-01-15
BlJOU PERFORMANCES
UNDER NEW SYSTEM

Efficient management of the crowd
at the vaudeville performances at the
Bijou theater last evening put the
company beyond all danger Of prose
cution by the city on the charge Of OBJ
struction Of the aisles. A capacity
house was handled at both perform
ances without confusion and the pa
irons expressed themselves as being
greatly pleased with the system. When
the seats were filled chains were
stretched across the entrance and the
tardy ones were either asked to wait
or were refused tickets.
1.-THE patrons Of this theater can do
much to eliminate the crowded con,
ditions." said Manager G. ]. Hagens
last night. If the people would only
take advantage OF the fact that the
show opens promptly at $50 o'clock
there would be no hang overs for the
second performance and everyone
could attend without being incon-
venienced. The second performance
begins at about S:l5 o'clock. If the
people would only come at the begin
ming of the performances. they could
see the entire show without breaking
1t in the middle and having to guess at
what has gone before"