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Are Discussed
BY MRS. WILSON WOODROW

By MRS. WILSON WOODROW
Do you want second chance in
life?
What would you do with it if you
had it?
fairy named Lob" should pick you
out for his attentions; and it is quite
possible that he might, for, of course,
since Peter Pan" we all believe in
fairies?
Suppose he should suddenly trans
port you to his enchanted island, and
there, by his magic. have things SO
arranged that you could begin life all
over again, say, at the age of twenty
one?
ITO draw long dreams of beauty
love and power
From founts of hope that never
will outrun,
And drink all life's quintessence in
an hour,
Give me the days when was
, twenty -one,'
And suppose you had that sec
ond chance" under exactly ldentlcal
conditions and circumstances to re-
deem that crowning folly, or wrong,
or mistake to which you look back
with such regret, and which you feel
has materially distorted your des-
tiny?
Wouldn't you regard that good
fairy as a supreme benefactor. one
who has granted you the greatest
of all possible boons? Since the be-
ginning of the world man has spent
much of his time crying: "Oh, If l
only had it to do over again." "Oh,
if 1 could only be given a second
chance"
Well, the Second Chance is the
theme that Barrie has taken for his
latest play, Dear Brutus." now rum
ming in London; and he has used the
fairy Lob" and the enchanted
island as the method by which to
accomplish it for his characters.
Opinions differ about the merits of
the play. Some critics regard 1t as
the greatest achievement of Barrie's
peculiar genius. while others call it
incomprehensible nonsense. To set
tie the question to our own satisfac-
ton we shall have to wait for the
production of Dear Brutus' on this
side of the water.
But the fact remains that Barrie
has as usual hit upon a profound
truth concerning human nature to
embroider with his fancy; for of all
those whom Lob" carries off to the
magic island none alters in any way
his original experience. They make
exactly the same errors over again,
commit exactly the same follies in
the second chance that they did in
the first. The mismated couples
choose once more the wrong ma
trimonial partners, and the thieves
again show their bent for dishon-
eSty.
The authors theory is that our
mistakes and sins are due to some
inherent quality in our individual
characters, and that so long as this
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much chance as Little Daffydown-
dilly in Hawthorne's fable had of
escaping old Schoolmaster Toll. for
it will be remembered that every
where Daffydowndilly went he dis
covered Toll in one shape or an
other, and when at last he returned
to desperation to the schoolhouse, he
found that the companion with
whom he had been throughout his
wanderings and whom he had sup
posed fellow-truant was none 9TH
er than Toll himself and in his very
grimmest guise.
If your lot seems bitter, then, and
your destiny hard, just look over
your own little garden-patch and
you'll probably discover what over
shadowing weeds have prevented
your flowers from blooming. If YOU
can't discover them yourself, there
are always plenty of kind friends
close at hand who will take pleas
ure in pointing out their exact loca-
ton and giving you the full botani-
cal details.
Then there is only one thing to
do. Weed the garden thoroughly.
1t isn't easy Very few worthwhile
things are easy. But it is certainly
possible, and there you'll have the
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rets of New York. But couldn't you
edge in an hour or two once Il week
to attend to business?"
Wally's collar began to choke him.
The cool, hard words pelted like
hail.
Must be bluff, Mac. The muck
rake magazines have raised such a
row about the Guttenchild crowd
putting over a big steal on the pub
lie that the party leaders are scared
stiff"
II understand that, Wally. What
don't get is how you came to let
them slip this over on you without
even guess that it was going to
happen"
That phase of the subject Self
ridge did not want to discuss.
Bet YOU a hat I've guessed it
right-just grand-stand play of the
administration to fool the dear peo-
pie. This fellow has got his orders
to give us a clean bill of health
Sure. That must be it. I suppose
it's this man Elliot that came up on
the boat with us"
Yes"
We'll, that's easy. If he hasn't
been seen we can see him."
Macdonald looked his man Friday
over with a scarcely yelled contempt.
You've about as much vision as a
breed trader. Unless I miss my
guess, Elliot isn't that kind. He'll
go through to a finish. If he sees
straight we're all right. but if he
is a narrow conservation fanatic he
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Fashions of To-Day BY May Manton

This is one of the prettiest
gowns that could be offered for
the combination of materials
that is so much in vogue. Here,
it is made of charmeuse satin
with serge, and it makes a very
practical and useful garment,
but you could copy it in char
meuse for the skirt and trim
ming with crepe de chine or
Georgette crepe for the bodice
portion, or you could copy it in
a plain material with a fancy
one. There are numberless
ways in which the design can
be used, or as a matter of
course, you can use one ma
terial throughout.
For the medium size will be
needed, 2H yards of material
a. inches wide for the bodice
portion and IA yards "A,
rs yards 54, for the skirt and
trimming.
The pattern No. 95S7 is cut
in sizes from SO to az inches
bust measure. 1t will be mailed
to any address by the Fashion
Department of this paper. on
receipt of fifteen cents.
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CHAPTER VI
WalIy Gets Orders

Macdonald. from his desk, looked
up at the man in the doorway. Self
ridge had come in jauntily, a cigIr
in his mouth, but at the sight of
the grim face of his chief the grin
fled.
Come in and shut the door, or
dered the Scotsman. 81 sent for you
TO congratulate you, Wally. You
did fine work outside. You told me,
didn't you, that it was all settled
at last-that our claims are clear
listed for patent?"
The tubby little man felt the edge
of irony in the quiet voice. Sure.
That's what Winton told me-" he as
scented nervously.
Then you'll be interested to know
that a special agent of the land de-
partment sat opposite me last night
and without batting an eye came
across with the glad news that he
was here to investigate our claims"
Selfridge bounced up like a rub
ber ball from the chair into which
he had just settled. What"
pleasant surprise, isn't it? I've
been wondering what you were do
ing outside. OF course / know you
had to take in the shows and caba-
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The
Yukon Trail
(Continued)
BY William Macleod Raine

But if t was only Sheva Cross
To climb from foot to crown.
I'd soon be up an over that,
I'd soon he .runnin' down.
Then sure the great ould sea itself
Is there beyont the bar,
An. all the windy wathers are
Between us, so they are.
Och anee!
The rich, soft young voice with
its Irish brogue died away. The
little audience paid the singer the
tribute of silence. She herself was
the first to speak.
Divided is the name of it. A
namesake- of mine, Moira O'Neill,
wrote it," she explained.
It's a beautiful song, and l thank
ge for singing it," Macdonald said
simply. "It reminds me of my own
barefoot days by the Tay."
Later in the evening the two din
ner guests walked back to the hotel
together. They discussed casually
the cost of living in the North, the
raising of strawberries at kusiak,
and the best way to treat the mos
quito nuisance. but neither of them
referred to the Macdonald claims
or TO Sheba O'Neill.
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might go ahead and queer the
whole game"
You wouldn't stand for that"
the quick glance glance of Selfridge
asked question.
The lips of the Scotsman were
like steel traps and his eyes points
of steel. Wen cross that bridge
If we come to it. Our first move is
to try to win him to see this thing
our way. I'll have a casual talk
with him before he leaves for Kam-
allah and feel him out"
What's he doing here at all? If
he's investigating the Kamatlah
claims, why does he go hundreds of
nils out of his way to come in to
kusiak?' asked Selfridge.
Macdonald smiled sardonically.
He's doing this job right, pilot
as good as told me that he's on the
job to look up my record thor
oughly So he comes to Kusialz
first. In a few days he'll leave for
kamatlah. That's where you come
in. Wally."
+ How do you mean?"
You're going to start for Kamat-
lah tomorrow. You'll arrange the
stage before he gets there-see all
the men and the foremen. Line
them up so they'll come through
with the proper talk. If you have
any doubts about whether you can
trust someone, don't take anv
chances. Fire him out of the camp,
Otfer Elliot the company hospitality.
Load him down with favors. Take
him everywhere. Show him every-
thing. But don't let him get any
proofs that the claims are being
worked under the same manage
ment."
But he'll suspect it,"
You can't help his suspicious.
Don't let him get proof. Cover all
the tracks that show company con-
troll"
II can fix that" he said. But
what about Holt? You know how
bitter he is-and crazy. He ought
to be locked away with the filter
mice"
You mustn't let Elliot meet Holt"
How the deuce can L help it? No
chance to keep them apart in that
little hole. 1t can't be done"
Cant it?"
Something in the quiet voice rang
bell of alarm in the timid heart
of Selfridge.
You mean"
"A man who works for me as my
lieutenant must have nerve, Wally.
Have you got that? Will you take
orders and go through with them ."
Wally nodded. His lips were dry.
Go to it. What am I to do?"
Get Holt out of the way while
Elliot is at Kamatlah. 1t isn't do
ing Holt any good to sit tight
clamped to that claim of his. He
needs a change. Besides, I want
him away so that we can contest his
claim. Run him up into the hills
Or send him across to Siberia on a
whaler. or, better still, have him
arrested for insanity and send him
to Nome. I'll get Judge Landor to
hold him awhile"
Leave it to me. The old man is
going on a vacation, though he
doesn't know it yet"
ITO be Continued)
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ground all prepared and ready for
your second chance"
Mail by Airplane
Soon to Be Reality

Washington. Dec. 12.-To prepare
to commercialize the knowledge of
aeronautics and the aerial equip
ment gained by war is the purpose
of the Post Office Department. Fol-
lowing suggestions by the National
Advisory Committee for Aeronautics
the Post Office Department is soon
to map out routes for aerial mail
delivery and to make use of the
100000 appropriated by Congress
for such experiment.
1t is pointed out that filling war
needs will give the country trem en-
dous plants for the making of aero
planes, besides a great fleet, which
will be of immediate use after the
war In addition there are many
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-15

planes which are rapidly being rem
dered unfit for military use because
of new types constantly being
evolved.
Foilowing the tremendous steps in
the military use of aeroplanes 1t is
held their commercial use is but p
step in the future, and the Govern
ment proposes to be the first to take
advantage of it.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-12-15
Why Stay Fat?
You Can Reduce

The answer of most fat people is
that it is too hard, too troublesome
down. However. in Marmola Prescrip-
ton Tablets. all these difficulties are
overcome. They are absolutely harm
less, entail no dieting or exercise. and
have the added advantage of cheap
ness. 4 large case is sold by drug
gists at 75c. Or if preferable, they
can be obtained by. sending price di-
ward Ave, Detroit, Mich. Now that
YOU know this you have no excuse
for being too fat, but can reduce two,
three or four pounds week without
fear of bad r-effects.-Advertise
ment.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-14
YVES

Auto Engine Works, St. Paul. Mnn Velie Bunker Hill Mines Co.,, Tombstone Ariz. Jeery Quad. City of St. Paul, St. Paul, Mnn Velie C. H. Congdon, IT,, Oakland, Calf Locomobie, Knox Crocker, Hoffman Land Water Co.,, Merced, Cal. Packard Edgar & Co.,, St. Lous Mo- White Four Wheel Drive Truck Co.,, Bakersfield, Calf. D. A. A. Haskns, Holister, Calf. White Ideal Sand & Gravel Co.,. Mason City, Iowa Federal Landers- -Christenson Co., Minneapolis Wilcox Leyte Land Transportation Co.,, Philippine Islands White Mackie & Mclean, San Francisco, Calf. Pierce-Arrow Milwaukee Gas Light Co.,, Milwaukee, Wis. Smith Minneapolis City Sewer Dept, Minneapolis, Mnn Welie Morrison Merrill Lumber Co.,. Salt Lake City. Utah Mack Murphy Transfer Co.,. St. Paul. Minn. Peerless National Ice C. s. Co., of Calf Los Angeles Moore, Kelly Jacob Neumueler Ice Co.,, Milwaukee Wis. FW.D. New Cadillac Co.,, Tulsa, Okla. Geo. R. Newell & Co.,, Minneapolis, Minn. Velie M A. Newmark & Co.,, Los Angeles Calf Reliance Northland Pine Co.,, Minneapolis, Mnn Wilcox Packard O. & C. Construction Co.,, Yuma Ariz. Garford S. E. Paul. Battle Mountain, Nevada Peerless w. H. Ppkorn Co.,, Milwaukee, Wis. Arrow, Mack Salt Lake Pressed Brick Co.,, Kissel Kar Federal -Ordean Wells Co., Duluth Packard Federal, KisseI Tourist Motor Car Co.,, Hastings New Zealand
 Triumph Traction Co.,, Los Angeles Cal Bulkley Rider UtahIdaho Sugar Co.,, Salt Lake City, Utah Packard Wheeler Transfer Line, Menasha, Wis. Wilcox
Arizona republican., 1917-11-14
They all use Ire railers because of the Saving effe> and the greater, all round Efficiency attained.

Arm.trong Cork Co.,. Beaver Falls, Pa Jeffe.y Quad. w. Harry Brown (Acia Mines) Pittsbursh Jefery Quad Canton Grocery Co.,, Canton, Ohio G. M C., Indiana Cleveland Provision Co.,, Cleveland, Ohio White Cronin Coal Co.,, Detroit Mich. Kisse Kar The Dayton ID" Handle Co., Dayton Ohio JeHery Quad. Delaware Sand & Gravel Co.,, Muncie, Ind. Standard Detroit Steel Products Co.,, Detroit, Mich. Packard The Jas A. Goddard Co.,, Muncie, Ind. U. $. Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co., Akron, Ohio Bulley Tractor C. A. Klngensmith Bellevue, Ohio JeHery Quad Lock Two Grain & M Go, New Bremen o. Armleder Buick H. A. Meder Wheeling, w Va. Jeffery Quad Michigan State Telephone Co.,, Detroit Mich. Packard National Steel Car Co.,, Hamilton, Canada Niels Ohlsen, Chicago, H.
 Packard Motor Car Co.,, Detroit, Mch Packs Prest- o-Lite Company, Indianapolis, Ind. Rec s. & C. Haulage Co.,. Columbus, Ohio Signal Saxon Motor Car Co.,, Detroit Standard, C. M. C. Sparks Wilmington O., Jackson, Mich. Packard Studebaker Corp Detroit PiereeArrow Peeres Studebkr Swift & Co.,, Chicago Federal Wilson Creamery Co., Huntingdon w. Va. Kelly Wood County Parkcrsbure w Va Packard
Arizona republican., 1917-11-14
SOUTH

Armour & Co.,. Jacksonville, Fla. Sauret Chero-Cola Bottng Co.,, Montgomery, Ala Kelly City Transfer Co.,. Pensacola, Fla. Republic Pastures Co.,, Gregory, Texas Universal Compania Mnera Dc Penoles Wsldama, Mex. Pierce-Ar Daviess County, Owensboro Ky. Whits Fayetts County, Lexington, Ky. White Harris County, Houston, Texas Kelly Ko.mos Portland Cement Co.,, Kosmosdae, Ky. Buick Dr. C. Montre de Barros Sac Pauo, Brazil FW. D. Rapid Transit G., Lexington, Ky. White T. 5. Reed Grocery Co.,, Beaumont, Texas Packard Seguin Milling Co.,, Seguin, Texas Jefery Quad. Southwestern Portland Cement Co., Fl Paso, Texas Rec Tennessee Power Co.,, Chattanooga, Tenn. Packard
 US Navy Yard, Charleston, s. C. GV. Electric War Dept Mississippi Com Vicksburs Miss Jeery Quad
 Washington Brick G Terra Gotta Co.,, Waterloo, Va. Signal
Arizona republican., 1917-11-14

Ef1 Bhrsousha FEnt. Meh. Signal cMc. Cadillac Motor O., Detroit Reliance Carrico Stone Co, Rockford. ID. Jsasry Quad. Central Tr.nsfer Sup Co., Richmond, Ind. Rso Indiana Dept. of Public Works, Detroit Pesrlsss, Packard w. H. Edgar & Sons, Detroit Sampson, c.Mc. Alonxo Ferguson, PlsiuGcd Ind. Republic, Kssel Kar Firestone Tire Rubber Co., Akron Ohio Buey Tractor Flint Coal Co.,, Flint, Mich. Signal Ford Motor Co.,, Detroit Mich. Kelly S. E. Frost, Findlay Ohio Adams Grant Iron & Metal Co.,, Detroit Packard Hammond -Standish Co.,. Detroit CM.C Packard Federal H. B. Hole, Crsenville, Ohio Atterbury Kane County Geneva Ill. White Lodge Shpley Machine Tool Co.,, Cincinnati, PereeArrow Moran Trucking & Sales Co.,. Indianapolis Stegemsn
 Otis Cement Construction Co., Detroit G.MC Parke.Davs Co.,, Detroit Detroit Electric
Arizona republican., 1917-11-14

Your own truck. on your own particular jobs can pull on Troy Trailer more than your truck can carry, and at the same time. You cannot pile much more ON truck than its full rated capacity. But every good truck, when fully loaded, is capable of drawing, at the same time, on a Troy Trailer, from one to two times, and under ideal conditions as much as three times, what it can carry. This is because of the tremendous draw-bar power that truck possesses, and which but few truck users realize.
 Saxon Motor Co.,, say: Our Troy Trailer has greatly cut down our trucking costs. The average daily truck load was 315O lbs. With truck and Trailer it IS 17,421 lbs"
 Ford Motor Co.,, Detroit, write. Since putting into operation the two Troy Trailers, we have been able to do the work with 3 trucks that formerly required 5."
 Another company, with their 2-ton truck, were hauling tons day distance of 90 miles, at cost of $1.O6 ton. Since buying their Troy Trailer that same 2-ton truck and the Trailer delivers daily l615 tons, this same 30 miles, at cost of only 47c ton.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-14

Another company writes By using Troy Traiers we can double our capacity at an actual daily additional outlay of $2, whereas the daily cost of operating truck alone is $15. In other words, where two trucks would cost them SIS each per day, by using one truck and Troy Trailer, they bring the cost of operating both down to $17, which virtually means that they reduce the truck cost of $l5
Arizona republican., 1917-11-14
Troy raile me,s ~ ses.smesf %sas 1GuR s3s9saa ssa

per day down to only $85O And this com- pany says that they Have not spent 1c on the Troy Trailer since we have been operating it. :"
 Tell us what your hauling problems are materials yc 'ansport - trucks you now operate, and will advise you of way to help your delivery problems.
Arizona republican., 1917-11-14
EAST

American Dock Co.,. New York City Mack A. T. Baker & O., Phladelphi. Packard P. BsllenHns ( Sons. Newark N J. Pieres.Arrow 1asd Missien Factory, Gold Coast, West Afie.
 Brooke & Cornish. Uniontown. Pa Jsfery Quad Bur Bres, Brook.nd. D. C. Jeffery Quad. E.stn.n Kodak O., Rochester NY. General Vehicle Ksssx Foundry, Newark, N J. Pierce-Arrow Glsnham Embrodsry Co.,, Beacon, N. Y. Jeffery Quad. Green Weed Nsx Bedford, Ma.. Packard, Autocar H.s.r.tswn (Md.) Storage & Trsn.fer Go. G.Mc. H.nd.s Mg. O., Springfield, Mass. Knox High Rock Knitting O.. Phlmont N Y Pierce-Arrow P. J. Kennedy Co. Inc. Holyoke, Mass. Buick Jehn Lang Paper Co.,, Philadelphia Pa. Commercial Flee J. D. Melnsyrs Cambridge, Mass. Denby MurS. a. sehneS. s'ss NsS Yori t1' cy Pisre.Hrro~ New York State Railways, Rochester. N. Y. White NHas.r. Electro Chemical co., Ni.g.r. Fall.
 Patton Paint Co.,. Newark. N. J. Packard Gker-Hsseman Co.,. New York City Packard Rossrs Hsgerty, New York City Mercedes rHas'laeher Chem O.. Newark. N Alco Saurer Jacob Ruppert Inc, New York City Mercedes Seovfls Mfg. Co.,, Waterbury, Conn. G.M.C The Scranton Lace Curtain Co, Scranton Pa. Packard smithCresn Co. Worcester M.... White stsdman Bent, Philadelphia, Pa. White ssm@.r' Supply Co., West Brighton. NY Federal United Cis.r Stores Co.,, New York City Packard The U 5. Covernment-Navy Yard CIV Electric Eng Corps W.,hington Barracks. D. C. Jeffery Quad Dept QuaEtermaster Cent. Dept U S. Army Jefery Quad Waite. Motor Vans Storage Co.,, New York City Mack R. Wallace Son. Mfg: O.. Walingford, G. PereeArrow John Wanamaker, New York City Packard Ward Baking O., New York City
 Warner Bro' O., Bridgeport Conn C. M C. Loeomobe S S. White Dental Mfs. G., Prime. Bay, SHINY c.Mc.
 CENTRAL
 American Brewing Co.,, Detroit Packard BerghoH Brewing Assn, Ft Wayne, Ind Cramm Elec Bisssl Carpet Sweeper Co., Grand Rapid. Jefery Quad
Arizona republican., 1917-11-14

The list below shows of the hundreds of Troy Trailer
 every line business with every make of truck and in every part of the country In will be found of concerns known the world They hauling actually They also know how
Arizona republican., 1917-11-14

these and the greater efficiency of
 their tuc Hundreds of other welnown companies buying Troy Taes because of the savings show e and because of the of Troy Tae the hands of
Arizona republican., 1917-11-14
CENTRAL

American Brewing Co.,, Detroit
 BerghoH Brewing Assn., Ft. Wayne, Ind Bisssll Carpet Sweeper Co.,, Grand Repid.
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days or both at the discretion Of the
Mayor;
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained by the
Mayor and Town Council of the Town
of st. Martinville, La, that the police
officers of the town are Instructed and
empowered to take and seize the weap
Ons used by the offender or offenders.
and to deliver the same to the Mayor to
he kept by the latter until payment Of
fine or service of sentence which may
be imposed OH the offender or offenders.
The above ordinance was moved by
Mr.. A. c. Gauthier seconded by Mr.. j. Ii
Duchamp and carried thusly:
Those voting for: A. e. Gauthier. j. IL
Duchamp. +. +. FOurnet and II. j. Gui
rard.
Against. None.
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AN ORDINANCE.

TO prohibit the keeping Of dIsOrderly
and gambling houses in the Town Of st.
Martinville, Louisiana, and to provide
penalties for the violation of this Qdi
nance.
Be 1t ordained by the Mayor and Town
Council of the OF st. Martinville, LUuisi-
ana. that whoever shall in the limit Of
the town of St. Martinville,
louisa ma, keep disOrderly and gam
bling house. shall on conviction thereof
suffer fine or Imprisonment or both at
the discretion of the Mayor; the said
fine to be not less than five nor more
than fifty dollars. or Imprisonment for
not less than five days nor more than
thirty DAYS, or both at the discretion Of
the Mayor.
The above Ordidance was offered by
Mr.. j. II. Duchamp seconded BY Mr.. X. j..
Guirard and carried thusly: Those vot-
ing for: j. h. Duchamp. +. +. Fournet.
A. c. Gauthisr and r. j. Guirard. Those
voting against. None.
There being no further business
before the Council upon motion of
Mr. j. HI. Duchamp seconded by
Mr.. f. F. Fournet the meeting ed
journed.
ALBERT BIENvENU, Mayor.
SIDNEY K. DELAHOUSSAYE,
Secretary.