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The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-10
snn1efhinn Wrong.

When farm machinery makes
noise, there is something wrong Noise
means wear.
The Hays free press. [volume] (Hays, Kan.) 1908-1924, 1917-11-10

Copyright By ". G. Chapman)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07
4. [. TEAMS MUST HUSTLE T0 RAISE
 FUND OF S6,5)O
Increase of $301 by County Depends Upon NcN Sub
 scribers.

Only two days remain of the six days in which the teams of enthusias- tic workers for the Associated Chart ties are to raise the S65o0 that will be absolutely needed for the current ifs cal year.
 The members feel very sanguint or success The disposition to lend a helping hand by contributing to tic fund aas been all that they could de. sire. and theV have been greatly hcartened by the cordial reception ex- tended them on all sides Great Gil couragement was given to all by the two$10o contributions. the largest in dvidual contributions ever given to the organization for it's God-given work.
 There was no canvassin@ V stol day, as 1t was Saturday, therefore a sely busy day, and it proved one of the busiest days of the year There were several contributions yesterday in spite of the fact that it was not a day for canvassing; two of tie contribut-
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07
FIVE T0GAL FIRMS
 INSTALL TRUGKS

Five local firms have installed mo tor trucks in their delivery service during the Fast month. each adoptiHe the Indiana truck. handled here hy s'am Russell and Winters Iuuan. Those who have adopted oneand ty0- ton Indianas are the Riley Feed Nan utacfuring com any Arkansas short | eat lumber company, Maenoiia De troleum company, Harrison HrodUrc e"wnany. and Selden Rosenberg. dis iributor of Colda
 Meszr4. Russell and Julian as9 somewhat cIated over the selection of ndiaHa trucks bv theso husmtas peo- nle, interpretmg he selection as 7v- i1enee of the mechanical calnn.c Of he Indiana. ae- well as ad,N.'onaI proof that the motor truck ia moro economical and efficient than s.0rses and mules and wagons. cspoCi1lly with feed prices as hish as they arA
 The motor truck is going to he d big factor in the future growth of Pine Bluff, as well as in the profitable o0erafion of business houses. said sam Russell last night. ,Wrtl cur sEstem of good roads Pine Bluff hous- es can easily serve practically all of Southeast ArkaDsas. As to the truck f2 he ps q. Ve feel confident that careful investigation will lead 70 the Indiana
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07

ors handing over their checks Tor s50 eacA. This indicates d season of biz things, cf giving yitn eerrrous heart for the care of the poor, and an effort 10 eradicate poverty which as the Proyerbist said. "Is the death of the noor'
 The teams of willing workerc men who are subordinating tner personal interests in their desire to provide for the care of the poor and disiycssel will make every hour ot the neXt two working days count. They realize that they have a large field t0 covtr and they are mindful of the fact that they must secure $500 from men 2n1 women who have nevtv contributed before, in order to secure the increase of $25 per month in the county sub seription, as announced by County Judge Cheek.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07
MAYOR RllQN HEADS
 TIE F00n COMMITTEE
Will Prepare Lists oi Men in City and Temnshin to Conduct Food Con
 serVatiOMStampaign.

A largely attended meeting of tle Jefferson county scouncil of national defense vas hel& last night at 70 at rhe chamber of commerce. at which \. H. Powell appointed a committee to prepare lists of men in every ward in the city and every township in the county, 10 conduct the food conserVa ton campaign during the week of October 21-2S.
 Mayor Simon Bloom. most ardent canoaigner for greater food crops. was appointed chairman of the com mittee. His colleagues are Sheriff R. H%Williams and County ClelN Cur rin N. Nichol.
 Mrs. A. w. Trouoe. chairman Of the Woman"s committee council 0G national defense and Mrs. Jack Bern hardt, president of the Pine Bluff die trict Arkansas Federation of WOmen's clubs, were designated 10 appoint sub committees in every ward and town ship, as the cooperation of the women is most earnestly desired
 Lists, on the order of the pantry lists. will be made up and filled out for the @urpose of showing what has been accomplished n the way of raising foOdstuffs
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07
'rN]D ADORE SSES BY VARO4AAN
 TOMORROW NIGHJ.
First at Meeting of (. of C.; Second to Statesmen at
 Tabernacle.

Ben R. Nardaman, editor ol the Mer chants Trade Journal. Des Moines Iowa. will deliver two addresses in this city tomorrow night The first will be made at the meeting of the chamber of commerce at 6:30 o'clock in the grill room of the Hotel Pines, and the second at s o'clock in the tab ernacle. when he will addr ss clerks and traveling salesmen on the sub iect of Efficiency, or How to Make q Sale"
 The meeting at the Hotel Fines will be of more than ordinary interest as the members will nominate officers and trustees wAo are to be elected to serve for the ensuing year
 The present officers are: II. l. ilol- dcrness, president; W. ". Taylor, C.. F. Philpot and W. l.. Matthews, vice presidents k. B. Bloom. secretary and W. C. McBryde, treasurer
 The eight trustees whose terms eX- 'pire are: Mayor Simon Bloom. E. Thurmon Louthan. Sheriff R. H. Wil= Hams, R. H. Stearns, Henry Marx, W C. McBryde A. w. Mills and Minor Woodward
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07
JESE ROSS J0NEs REPORTS.

Jelse Floss Jones, p-ho stood alone T the order issued by local board No.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07
A NATION TRAINING
 SCHOOL AT LONOKEi

Washington. Get G. No site far an aviation training school west 2f the Mississippi river other titan ion oke, Ark, is mentioned in the list of places chosen, but pending Ea2 ap- pointmeat ef t!:.a now a;reralt 2roduc- toa board by the president proAably next week, no further information oa the matter of desisnatins uonoNo for d school is forthcoming.
 The school will be named Camp Fberts,' in honor of the late apt. Melchior M Eberts, A. S.. U. S, who was a native of Little Rock anG who was killed in a plane accident at Cot umbus, \. A., May T., last.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07
ASSESSORS EE'T FNy71E FEES.

Little Rock, Oct In an opinion handed down today Attorney General Arbuckle holds that the fees of as sessors are unchanged by tae passage of the assessment act, and that for each list of real prop rty, owners of which are unknown or non-resi ident, Fl is allowed, all lands in one town ship or range being counted on one list, but if the lands are in different townships the assessor is allowed $1 GOT each township or range
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07
0HAR-0VERLAND FORCE ENLARG

The Oilar0yerland company has added two men to it's sales forces here, Lee Outten of Pine Bluff and Taylor Hudson, of Bismarck, x. D. Manager II. F. Setter of the agency IS pretty we'll pleased with the re suits of the openfng week, reportinS the sale of light four and light six touring car last week..
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07

Fifteen thousand te-tlle wosAsss or
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07

Vessels sailing at the ra,e of re
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07
AUTO STRIKES WOMAN.

Paragould, Oct S.-Mrs. Riley aged 10, was run down and sriousl9 injured tonight by an auto driven by Earl Wadley Both legs were broken and she sustained other injuries. Hei. condition is serious
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07
FOHESTERS REACH FRINGE.

Harrison, Oct. 6.-fricnds here I~ra rnached word of the recent ar rival in France of Captain Francis Keller, former forest supervisor of the ozark forest, and (. Christensen also formerly connected with Inc for estrv service here. They arc now members of the First forestry reSt- ment in France.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07

'Passias, x. J., have recently received a ten per cent increase in wages. It will cost the mill operators s12,ooo, 'O00 a year.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07

knots an hour are immune tr1 r1m at lacks by submarines, because the lat. ter travel only eight or nine nnots an hour.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07

AIr. Vardaman, who is the editor of the Merchants Trade Journal, pub liehed q Des M3ines. Iowa, will be
 in Pine Bluff tomorrow, and in the evening will make tE0 addresses. He will speak before the annual meeting Of the Pine Bluff chamber of com merce. at the Hotel Pines, at G:30 o'clock on "lttficieucy in Business and Community Building and at 3 o'clock will address a gathering of Salespecple and others at the Stephens tabernacle or How to Make a sale.
 Mr Eardaman comes fo Pine Bluff under the auspices of the chamber of commerce and3the Retail Merchants association. and bo1h his lectures con
 tain Information of great value to all s satefestcd in the subjects discussed.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07

1. for the city of Pine Bluff, Wednes, day, to report for servicc at Camp Pike, left yesterday in compliance with the order, and reported for duty
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1917-10-07

The u. D. C. mee1ting. vihfifh was to have been held on Tuesday, has .hoen postponed to Tuesday, October 16, when they will meet with Mrs. Will Miller. in South Main street.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-12-13
THRIFT STAMPS ON SALE
At POST0FAGE.
New Method By Which You
Dan Lend Money to q. s. Dur
ing War.

The Thrift Stamps are nov
on sale at the local postofice.
This new method of lending mon
ey to the government has already
met with considerable response
during the short time they have
been on sale here.
Thrift stamps are bought ut
twenty-five cents each. A book
is issued the purchaser in which
to paste the stamps. As soon as
sixteen stamps or four dollars
worth, are pasted in the book,
the purchaser adds from twelve
to twenty-three cents in cash
according to the number OF
months it takes TO finish the
book and exchange the book
for a five dollar thrift stamp.
A book is then issued him in
which he may keep the five dol
lar thrift stamp. The starnps
are redeemable in 1928, at face
value, plus A per cent interest.
f I .
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-12-13
WARS SAVINGS CERTIFICATES
FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.

The Quilted States Govern
mept Is offering to the public
war saving certificates6n deRem
ination Of $500, payable FIVE
years after date, and bearing
interest ut the rate of 4 per cent
per annum, compounded quartel.
ly which can be purchased at
this time for $4.12.
The Secretary of the Treasury
lis conserving the supply of gold,
for the purpose of prosecuting
the war, and consequently there
will be no gold coin for distribu-
tion for holiday gifts.
The War Savings Certificates
should prove a very acceptable
substitute, ss they are IN inter
est bearing obligation and be
sides the purchase of which is q
patriotic duty.
Any bank or postofiice will be
very glad to make explanation
of plan and supply you with Ger
tificates at the government price.
and without compensation for
service.
This Undertaking on the part
Of our government should merit
your patronage and patriotic,
support.
Yours very truly
]. T. Thomas
State Director
Whamsyee Ycm Need q 0pnsRaI Toaic
Take 0FOvw's.
Ti,e Cid Standard Crsvese Tasteless
chill Tonic n equally valuable 90
CAnexa1 Ionie heeAuse e 6paszino the
weil known t0nie properties Of QuININE
and IRON. Il Acts on the Liver, Drives
ont Malnxia. Enriches the Biood and
Builds ~ tha Whois Gysesn. 80 csnts.
q
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-12-13
AGRICULTURAL NOTES
By o. @. Bottoms

nOrchard spray week" is now
on and many orchards are being
sprayed. Every farm should
have small orchard sufficient
to produce enough fruit for
home consumption. d
Now is q good time to put out
fruit trees "Be ware" of nnscrnp
ulous agents selling fruit trees.
You can obtain good trees true
to pane for from 6 to 15 cents
per tree with freight added any
one wanting to buy trees should
get prices from some reliable
nursery. Smith Bros. Concord Ga.
is one OF the best nurseries of the
south and are in our latitude.
write them for prices or see
county agent. The spray cam
paign will be on for the next
month any one desiring to take
advantage of this write the cou
ty agent.
There will be o car of hogs,
and cattle shipped about the
1st of January anyone wanting
to ship should list same with the
agent.
Be sure and select and proper
" store the seed corn now for
next year seeds are going to be
scarce arrange for your peas and
cotton seed now. If you wait
until spring you will pay about
30 per cent more for them and
have trouble in obtaining them
then prepare now for next year
in all seeds.
Cattle and hogs are going up
and the indications are they
will still be higher.
Every farmer should try tna
raise 100 per cent more hogs
next year. There is where the
easy money is made.
Any one having sorghum to
sell should see the agent and list
it,. Sorghum 10 now worth
SIC F. O. B. Philadeiphia.
The Neshoba Democrat., 1917-12-13
Come to see us before you do
your Xmas shopping.
ID. Kasdan.

Phila Compress 90
Frank Cheatham.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
THE REMEDY

automobile drivers violate ttr
regulation whirh requires ihcm to
como tou full stop when thrs Hp
proaeh sirertrar dischugue ur
taking ou passengers tutomo
hllc drivers violate thc regulation
which oslls ior lr lhau IL ecriam
rate of speed automobile drNors
violtr thr REGULATION which dc.
mauth Chat tb@ Worocd WITHOUT
tla mulurr ui oul NUuF OF
those violation. do noi CONNIE m
dpr thr ryo. ~ thr p1hn Mos. of
rhrm un committed u lw rrN.
jrur portion oi town lhr rm
riy o. u ihc hauds o lhc peo.
49, 90 pedestrians 1906 iilr
charges aud h.h ihnm W auto
mohllr dIt~ Wll om" 20 30
mpaihrur realization o tmu
duA toward loIlu Who don Z
uan tn hr murdered
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
HUNGER MAY DECIDE.

Admissions made hy Premier
l.loyd. Gcorec discount an opli
mistic dispatches from loudon
Germany campaign b. enusng a
shortage of loud In Eugluui H.
rs not necessarily BRINGING on
starvation mi b. is erlpplne
England ability to dreci her
military energies touuui other
objects than ihc destruction of
the submarine Nnd hoW e thc
submarine go be- dclli wlrhf 70
is gigantic fsh " is at homn
under the water u swms no
charlcd channel IL vork u mul
ocean as we'll ns Il doe. houe the
mined llilorul After all, ID may
be starVaiim poNie-t engneed
ia bciwews ticmany and Eng
lnnd, as II is Very generally
conceded that Ncrmpny Is food
supply is nearing exhaustion
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
ADVFNTURING

The luited Sintes Z rapidly ap
proarhlnp nu extreme of govern
inent which ields toward lhc rcH
tralizaiion of power Witness
senator lamcs Hamilton Lcwie
OF Illinois PROPOSING m umena
mcut to the General Revenue ltll
which authorize the President tp
seize loodsluff dommcd io by
monopnlilc3 tu restraint nf lass.
and to make sales ai auction
What are wc coming lof NiiN
ihp whole world uhlnSe. what brc
we easling aside boo our haste to
preparcf Where are Nr to rHll d
halt, oucc we have seizfd upon
socialistic dorttIucA md prar
ticcs Nro we indeed aevcrmg
the thougs thni have bound us as
individuals. or are we mpcllrd
by lroihinr desire GA free our
selves from the domination ol
capital. only ropudiaiIng that
form ol government which has
kept us free 'FRONT.' olirarchlc con
fus. '7 We ask the qc.iionl
We do mol propost the answers
Timc viii Tell Nothing less Thar
time can tell
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
LAZY INDIFFERENCE

Corpus Christi 3 dream Of iu.
mediate prosperity ia flunded on
natural gas. natural gas. natural
gas. natural gas. natural gas, na.
tural gas. naiural gas natural
gas. natural gas, natural gan The
thought ding dongs through The
mind Within seven short milcs,
there are wealth, progress md
notable achievement What
stands ia The wayy What private
agreements are bring compacted 2
business interests OF reputable
standing have said shat they
could deliver gas, gO0l gas. eh"aii
gas. gas for domestic consnudp
ilon. gas for mills and factories.
a franchise was sought What
has heroine 81 no mun VIM
sought ~ Why does w. study
the oyster for clonucuco and the
clnm for frauhncss Tie people
have been pnUcut They hayc
permitted thcm-cl,cs 10 Doc pa.
radcd as monkey aud playthlnot
a. gets lires0mc Meanwhile.
precious fucl rushcs into iho at
mosphrrc. iaiuiing the hcagcns
aud wc Nt hare poundiup 70 iSpc.
writer. and others 4if around
desks and slaud otor counters all
expecting providence 90 point th'
way $50 talking much and dour
.....tlf.ts
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25

country ~ bsleendpee ~ lenornce
sna 70 poverty
iof"rnffH ono native piHn4-rrrs
Eri9heH The wealth af Meflrl and ar.
siimaiai.d vast privf. foffun.s mir
wealth u honestly uefd hY tne fliera
Of Mexico would hatr given tne re-
pli,Ir public Hcheul sfsffm second
fu uDno it f.r world lf would has
ssniHnfd iiiitfar ffnm ti.f republic
f w1lih llagr niuraffH tire hrain ani
ifnnod fiie nards ~ fhe Agfec. D.
Huuid have made MttIfD ufnaDsruis
snd racefli and given f0 thf psapft
W the le1utler Hud uiesainss ~ ,lu-
Nutuuonai l.NHftB and rorHiifuflonsl
ggYunmeu'
3fdle fnii, ~ denDangr thr Sickle NJ
- tn'if iehofaurp thar espnftl.
iItinni ihnf poverty nnn chow ilah
'f taarlutIrm
They hise lfou dean0iied faf four
Centuries rhaF hnyr boom robbed -
their nniH ard fnfir natural f0snli.
oeH Thnl hnst hDtn maIs fhe dnnf.
bhia m farilne snd coz fo1umat af
the hnirhf nf fur r0idfn fleece
TWy ffr audlrs- fnl utnnleaa fu.
ds5 .tnd tDt wltf sdIfnrl auH rapid
i.n 4wmfl'r drmn ihnn for hntr
lFp0fHun aud huld them responsible
~ nnN depiaNi,ie conditions whI.h
prevail
Mh. nni 10 HHfs
WHY nei aa' hnnrsi'
Wn uai inil de- iruh 90 Neucu
tud fnr NUtlrfnH
ta dfmaudln utoFeHtuon the Auv
1000 AmHri'fn Hf ulmaNltb 'ur-
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
ECHOES OF SCIENCE


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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
SMASHING PRECEDENT

4 j pastorla has hcon olcctod
MAYOR ol llou,ton Mr. PANoll
"a Is siurlniaN aivooaip lli,
critics call him visionary llis
election !, ecrlmu On cause apprc
hcnsion tof Houston. hr repre-
sellts q purge d tumhlne down
OF known forms ID mIy h,
that his administration win slim.
ulatc substantial progress u MAY
be- that d viii cause timidity and
a cpriaimcnt OF Investments ar
ter all. 10 IS ma experiment The
eyes eft thc Nation win hiirh upon
Houston. Prophecy is pcrlous.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
New Spring Silks
SITS, 81, $3.50 yd.
consists Of Cente ard IL Doilios

The very charm of Spring is re-
Elected IN this wonderful collection of
new silks
Spung very own designs and
ooiofs in . score OF pretty patterns
Crisp durable lastcns Ia SATIN
Stripes Bold Check and Plaids and
Plain Stripes
And there are dozens ct other new
SILK weaves Sports Snks-Nabki-
Nool. Shannne lo-San. etc. i'm var-
colorcd designs inspired by the orient
and Wash Goods Calorc-lst
Floor. Main Isle.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
TEXAS Press
urAappy Mssieo

urhanpy Mssiee.
John nuli threatens to nnd for'c
of men in McNico to puotcct thc on
Interests ~ fnglshmcn Enenshmcn
and Americans sohhlod the mincyai
wealth ~ Mexico nnd iAe Aaads "a
,he people,
They helped to reduce ia.e00. 600
loilcts from condition of gompara.
tive ease - ahseiUte pepurs
To-day the hands ~ NvNto are H.
The hands oi thc Few and MtNico b 4
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
WHAT A GAMER CAN CAN

Many tons of shrimns have
been taken m Corpus Christi hay
during the past few days. The
crnstacpuns have been uniformly
large. They represent an excel
lent source OF taort supply Tho,
appear ia enormous schools at Ger.
tain seasons. but The catch Is va.
riablc. With proper encourage.
mcnt. hundreds OF tons could hc
taken in nciS 4 eannerN. Ia be
used Tor other products during q
considerable part of the year,
would prove profitable,
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
ON THE SAME GROUND


lbr i''" l't i"'' N"''N '' ""'
d"hal'hi' ~ ""'i''N are NOT '"'''
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maintained 5, an cfficieut admin
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Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25

Address al business communication
and mike cut al checHR drafts, money
ORDERS ana czpIesa order. to Tho Caller
Publishing Company. All Items. arti-
clea md communications should ho ad q
dressed 20 Editor. Corpus clfiHtl
Caller
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CIRCULATION BOOKS
OPEN 10 AoVGRrisEPS
s--a asassassasasaaasa..
Sunday. February IS. 1917.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25

"The Government contem
plates scizing food. And we
deem il our duty to notify the
boys that Whispering Bertha =
won't permit any monkey bust.
ness around our garden.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25

Whats all this ,alki Ameri-
can shipping was never more az
sea.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25
YOU'RE BILIOUS!
CLEAN LIVER And
BOWELS TONIGHT
DON'T STAY bEhDAcHY. SICK. or
HAVE CAD HRDArN AND
SOUR BTONhCH

Wake w Feeling Fi1s Bss, Lssa
i've FOR hsn. Women ard
ChNafen.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25

This weather will never he
bettered until il gets worse
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-02-25

Houston Chrnniclc Mnny em
ties rolled IVES, az passenger
train >perd Yesterday And
pretty soon, II bone dlA ran hon
row-a litlle ms from the prcsi
dent they viii he rolling North
South East and West