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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-23

FOR SALE Brand new trailer for
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The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-23

FOR SALE-2O head of horses
weighing from 1000 to 1900 ibs;
3 nice teams We have some good
horses for farm and general purpose
work. One pair Of mules, gentle, good
workers; 6 brood sows, one has six
pigs. Call us up and see If we have
what you are looking for.
A. T. ROBINSON,
Stop 81, C. S. & C. r. r. Tel W116
Near County Infirmary. 29tf.
FOR RENT suite. Miss TRIF-
FIT, 1872 w. Washington st. Phone
POPS. 2Stf.
The Medina sentinel. [volume] (Medina, Ohio) 1888-1961, 1917-03-23

.WALL-Paper cleaning. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Phone 11O4 Saturdays
to Wednesdays, 6 to 9 Z p. m. 2S-40
The state herald., 1917-08-10
Vicarious Thrills

The soft-handed, well-fed.
ciub.loungc citizen who tries Ia
get u thrill for his fabby soul
by making some soldier tell his
experiences ut the front merit
ed rebuff the other.night when
a half dozen Of him were listen
ing to nn American boy bnck
from the war.
The little veteran. carrying on
his body The marks Of contact
with the bochc, bnd done his
best To stir dormant intellecti
20 u sense Of the bigners Of the
job In which his country nnt
her niles nrc engaged. He lind
said nothing about himsel! nnt
much about the need for sacri
HciDi, Woodworking patriotism
The state herald., 1917-08-10
War Food Law.

The war food bill conference
report has been adopted by the
senate by q vote Of GO to Z and
10 to be signed by President
Wilson today II 10 sweeping
in its provisions aud gives the
president great power. Its pro
visions were intended 60 assure
adequate supply and equal dis.
tribution Of food. fuel and farm
and home necessities. To pre-
vent boarding. monopoioxation.
injurious speculation or privnte
control or private distribution
Of the aeccssaries Of life. To
regulate equalization Of supply
BY governmental agents and OF
ders at the discretion Of the
president. To mnintnin gov
ernmsnt control over all neces
saries during the period Of the
war. under the supervision OF
dictator.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

Some persons seem to have
the idea that no military infor-
nation 10 known publicly un.
less il 10 printed in the news
papers. High government Of
ficials peddle important secrets
to every listener. military
moves are made in open sight
Of every observer. only a weak
effort 10 made to check the &C.
tiyities of professional spies.
aud yet the newspapers must
not print what everyone knows
Who has the least desire for
knowledge of that kind. II We
arc to have censorship at all.
let US have censorship that
will be effective in securing the
purposes desired, and not one
that 10 merely q pretence effec-
tive only in interfering with
the proper activities Of the news
papers.-Puebio Chieftain.
The state herald., 1917-08-10
Dees Advertising Pay?

OF course II dosa not pay very
big II the busisess msn puts On
I'D in the home paper tho first
Of the y>av and takes IL for
granted that his advertising
will aesd no furtnss attsution
from him during the ysar. To
make advertising pay. the cd.
vertising mast be as carefully
looked af'er by the business
man o. any ether department
of bis business. 1t is simply
absurd for a business man. who
gives no attention whatever to
his advertising, to make the
claim that advertising does not
pay. II il fails to pay. Il is the
fault Of the business man and
not the fault of newspaper ad.
vertising as n paying policy.
There are business men who
would as soon think of closing
out their business ss they would
seriously think Of attempting q
to do business without nswspa.
per advertising and they do not
adhere 70 persistsntly to the
advertising policy simply for
the purpose OF helping the
home paper" or helping adver.
tise the home town and sountry
but follow the policy purely
as n business proposition nnd.
when Q man does this for years
II may be taken for granted
granted that he can show the
figures for his claim that news.
paper advertising pays aud pays
we'll.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

when one of his auditors cut II
with a request to quit preach.
ing and tell us something about
how you got wounded"
A little impatiently. and with
the brevity of the man who
knows that his own wounds are
a trifling incident in the worlds
suffering. he went over the list
"a bayonet thrust, a shatter Oi
sharpnel, a bullet that just
missed his brain. 1t was a short
cataloging without details: q
courteously reluctant conces-
sion to curiosity. But it lid
not satisfy these morbid hunt
ers after vicarious agony. Il
Give us the particulars, y
they urged. Tell US just how
you felt
Then patience reached it's linn
il,
DO yo,f think I'm going to
fight and suffer out there for fel
lows like you and then come
back and talk about my feelings
SO you can get a thrill? IL it's
thrills you want, go and get
'em for yourselves. Exclaiu,-
ed the soldies boy hotly.-Den.
yer News.
The state herald., 1917-08-10
County Fair Notes.

At a recent meeting of the
County Fair Board, the follow
ing com mittees and fair super
intendents were appointed.
Finance, J. A. Peterson. Il,
l.. Johnson, ]. L. Slack and
Gus Hyers.
Superintendent of business
mons exhibits. A. Scheune'
mann and G. w. Garland.
Music. Myron Smith and c.
W. Sederburg.,
Poultry, ]. A. Hazen.
Hogs, J.. L. Slack.
Cattle, Ottle Fulscher and ].
l.. Slack.
Vegetables, George Barbour.
Agriculture, George King.
Horses, o. ii. Sholes,
Fancy work. Mrs. l.. =. Foster.
Pantry and Kitchen, Mrs. ].
l.. Slack.
Dairy, A. c. Cauble.
Boys Dept. ]. Heginbotham.
Sports, Oliver Colver.
The contract has been made
with the air'man for an exhibi.
ton with his flying machine ev
cry day of the fair. Other At.
fractions are being arranged
for and the people of the coun.
ty can safely make their ar
rangements TO attend a better
fair than even the fair of 1916.
The fair will this time be
handled by our home people
and not by an imported vision.
ary booster such as we had last
year aud. under its present
management. will be made TO
pay expenses.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

The liberal German press
seems to see little concession
to the demands of the liberal
German people in the recent
change in the German cabinet.
From the tone of their editori-
els. they evidently look upon
this shakeup in the cabinet as
simply a sop thrown to them by
the war party and not as an in
territorial change in the policy
of the government.
The state herald., 1917-08-10
School Notes.

", H. Bauer resigned ~ q member
oeshs county high SCHOOL conmittss
= edxsrday sd I. l. Xiach q. -;
triet has been sppoiated 70 Ill the va
cancy.
PaoIi district voted by \ unanimous
vote. last Friday. TO issee IS, 900 bonis
to erect two room school house. work
will begin on the structure just ss soon
ss plans are received.
District II rscestly purchased .
school house near Fleming and moved
It TO the site selected at the anrusl
nesting. The building will be rsfy
for school to open Sept. 8.
Ths following districts report tho e.
lection Of teachers since last issue. IL
Mrs. Z. Ostrom Of AFapahos, Neb. !;
81. John Moore Of Haxtun; IL. Mrs
Rss Crowner Of Psoli.
A special election has been called in
district 63 for the purpose Of locating
another school mousse site and building
thereon. This election will be held on
August %.
Several requests have come fron out
side teachers asking that this once en-
dorss their certificates good until the
Deeenbsr examination. These requests
have been denied - the law allowing
such endorsement 10 TO be used In the
cass Of IN emergency. Teachers en-
ployed before a. examination should
not make claim for such endorsement
ss IN opportunity 10 given to get law.
fal authority to tssch by obtaining q
certificate by examination.
Patrick Moore. y. T. Clark and A.v.
CLARK. school board Of district 81 were
at Tie county seat Tuesday mstisG the
fnal arrangements In bond issue made
for the purpose Of erecting = new
school house ip the eastern part Of the
district.
County Superintendent.
The state herald., 1917-08-10
Parliamentary Pole Cats.

The clash between Senators
Hollis and Reed during the de
bate on the food-control bill
brought to the front the two
most ili-manuersd i Serators
whom this political generation
has known. The mephistic by
product of their controversy
will hover in the air for many
. day. Aside from the annoy
ance which will be entailed, re.
publicans will not concern them
selves about il. This 10 strict.
ly q democratic row.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

II 10 claimed that China can
successfully raise cotton and
that there is a probability that
she may in the near future be-
come one of the leading produ.
cers of cotton, and. when that
day comes. the democratic leg
islators from the cotton states
will very materially change
their tune on the tariff ques
tion and begin to clamor for a
protection for American cotton.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

Phillips county received . nnc rain
Sunday night. There was . fell Of oss
and one if,h Inch At Helyoke. asd this
rein will make good many thousand
bushels Of eo,n for our eouaty. II Ia
now predicted. by men vhoss jsds.
msnt 10 good on such matters. that the
county is.now sssursd Of the largest
corn crop the county ever had This
rain also means . big crop Of millst Of
which the county hms large acreage
Esd stock feed will slso be big crop.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

Tourist travel over the O. l..
ID. road 10 heavier this year
than ever before, aud it 10 do.
ing much to advertise our coun
ty. Tourists express their sur
prise at the grain crops and i'm
provements sf our county and
they will not forget to speak a
good word for Phillips county.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

Holyoks seems u b putting on met.
ropolitan airs this year regardless Of
the very high cost Of living. Travel
Ing tsoupcs seem TO have learned Ia
some Vsy that our town 10 very easy
plses TO rake In the shekels. end thsy
ere certainly making the most Of such
information and. judging BY the NUN
bsr Of entertainments given In eul
town BY The travelling talent. . strsn
ger might coseluds that we were pct
ting % city airs.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

An automobile tire that can.
not be punctured 10 one of the
late reported invenetions.
What sigh of relief will now
60 up from the joy riders and
the perpetual tourist.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

The peddlers are getting busy IN Phil
lips county. A bunch Of them worked
~ county recently aud sold, - 10 re-
psrted, IS kitchen ranges at $50 90 each
. pretty snug sum Of cash to carry out
Of the coun ,.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

o. Burton Of Fsenost. Neb and biz
son. L J. Burton Of York. Nsb were
In our county this week visiting with
the family Of Ed Hoschousr and pur.
chasing land. They purchased . half
section Of land in the norihsrn part Of
the county and express themselves ~
well pleased with our country.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

Land buyers are coming into
our county at a lively rate and
they are buying land too. This
is good time to buy for Philips
county land will not sell at pres
ent prices very long.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

Some Of the Holy"ks potato raisers
are to BE- sgreesbly surprised at their
potato crop. We have been inclinsd to
make some sport Of the town gardens
but wc ~srs little too swift In jump.
Ing to conclusions. for we recently saw
some alec potatoes raised In Holyoke
BY Albert Corrsll.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

The advertising space of q
home newspaper is always for
sale and. If the home merchants
refuse to buy it. there are plen.
~ Of mail order houses that are
wiIliae to buy Il. - ..-'' '-''-''
The state herald., 1917-08-10

The day electric service II making II
Hoors convenient for the uss Of electric
washers and there will sooa be more Of
them in use in our town.
The state herald., 1917-08-10
Summons on Application fos Rssis'ratsos
Cunt, ass % q ' PSsip. .. Ii. aI.,,,e, sour,

Summons on Application fos Rssisiratsos
caanty of Phiilps " In The district court
No i0s
Ev H.,hco,s plaintiff. Y George = Cleveland
aaA eli other persons or partis unksewn cham,rs
~ right title ss,s,s lI.n Istsr-s, In the real
ssts dsseahsd In tbs application herein defendant
fAs Psopls Of the STATE u Col~sde 10 sAs shpss
sassd defendants -CSss,ins
Yss ass hereby sumsos~i ssd rsassrsd 10 sas.
svss the application Of The applicant pisin,I6 |.
shs ahsvs sntlti~i.spp piestior foe rssistraus. Il
The folis~ins land situate In Phillips cosny Cot-
ssAs t-wit
i.pt nine ~ block hyr o. ~ IN. r-wn u Hsi
yoke county II Phillips snd stats NJ Colorado se
eor.iins 10 N. original plat of said town
cd ts'ais yoas answer Ia the ssId application Il
~ ahss II the clerk ~ ssb court In aid COUNT
within twenty days after N. ssvie. II this sum
asas upon yos exclusive u vb- ~ u such sssv %
~ II you fall b answer the saij application viii
y tks tine aforesaid the applicant pisirtiR In thi
srtso~ wiii sppiy 10 the rour fot relief dssnasds'
y the application hsrvin
Witness W q Hellsnd cl~st u ssiJ eeur, and th
ssai shsssof q, iioivots c.otsio In aid count,
- stats thiss day s'Aus AID 1917
tsssil wa ii.,is,d. ti.,h
~ Painter Attorney
firs, pub Aus 10
The state herald., 1917-08-10

The game Of ball In Holyoke wsdnss.
day between the Beaver City. Nsb..
team and Holyoks resulted In . score
Of to nothing 10 favor Of Beaver City
team. The winning team are sure fast
players and Il 10 no discrsdit to our
team to fsil to score against such pisy
inR.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

The ladies aid society Of the Epworth
Msthedlst church spent wednesday sf
Drnoon at the home Of Mrs. Rev. Balm
bddgs. Rsfreshmeats were served
ssd an enjsy able socisbls time 10 re-
plsted.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

II 10 reported that the draft
ed men will be called into serv
ice Sept. I. THIS 10 simply
newspaper report and may be
guess work.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

1 II. c. Rice 10 putting in q pair Of
wagon scales for the use of the Holyoks
Mil aad his grain business.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

Arthur o. wright, one Of the wright
Brothers Trio Of world wide popularity
gill preach Ut the Christian church In
0olyoks on Sunday Aug. IL.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

y The Holyoks Equity Company has re
sn'ly built coal sheds on the Burling.
pm switch and is now handling coal.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

= PtpfsH n,el.,e u b. Weir returned
Monday from D,nver where he ha,
eesn fora few weeks helping with IN,
\ lkDlatios asked for by Governor Gun
u ~ war isgisia ion,
The state herald., 1917-08-10

S. j. Swisher left this week in h
car for . business trip into Nebrssk
and other states east.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

N Fort Morgan's annual county fair
and Frontiers day is billed for Ssptem
Der 3 z inclusive.
The state herald., 1917-08-10
About 70 per cent of the draft
ed in Denver are reported as
having fled exemption claims.

Do many exemptions haye
been claimed in the Denver
draft that second call for ex-
animation will be made.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

Forest Hetheote went to Denver this
week and brought down 4 Buick Six
Tor walter Ellis.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

Arthsr TrostmsD made trip to Don
'vsr wednesday, returning Friday.
The state herald., 1917-08-10

For Sale, about TOO It used lumber.
Philip Zimmerman.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18

ships. the Santa Maria. the Pinta and
the Nina, set out on the voyage OF
discovery. which later gave 20 the
world America. His trtals and tribu-
lations on the 3orrney are we'll known
to every school boy.
Died In Obscurity.
The great navigator died in COM
parative obscurity at valladoliA on
May 90, 1905. Hh body was laid in
tho Carthusian Monastery. at Santa
Marie de las Cueras. at Seville, but in
1872, IL was removed with that OF his
son, Diego. and inferred in the Cathe-
dral in the City OF Santo Domingo. on
thu Island OF Haiti Zone of his dis
coveries). When Haiti was ceded to
Spain, In 1875. the body was trans
ferred TO the Cathedral at Havana.
where II remained until 1898. when
Cuba was lost to Spain. The bones
of the father and son were brought
back 10 Seville, and placed In the
Cathedral where magnificent monu-
ment has been erected to his memory.
1t bears the Inscription, translated in
English: "To CASTLE and Leon Colum-
bus gave new world" Thus honors
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
II CSC7C1K. Try

1enied him in life we're given to him
IN death. His last resting place has
always been a mecca for tourists who
gather daily about the tomb and with
ono accord declare that the world
owes a debt OF gratitude TO this great
seaman. who was willing to risk his
all for the discovery OF new world.
Columbus in discovering the land TO
the West opened UP new sources OF
commerce which during the past
centuries have filled the Golfers OF
the European nations with millions
OF dollars for the exports and imports
from tho Western Hemisphere have
been of enormous value.
The Rich West Indies.
Had hs discovered the West Indies
only their value 20 the world should
have won for him the gratitude OF the
European world. but added to these
his discoveries opened up both North
and South America. not only 70
wealth. but to settlers whose desoznd-
ants do honor 20 his name for his
making possible land OF fresaom
from the restriction OF European
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
Cough Nearly Gone
In 24 Hours
Thst's the usual experience with
this homemade remedy. Costs
little-try Il.

Anyone who tries this plea SAINT tast.
ing home made cough syrup. will
quickly understand why it is used in
more homes in the United States and
1anada than auv other cough remedy.
1he wav IT takes hold OF an Obstinate
cough. giving Immediate relief. will make
You regret that yOu never tried il be-
lore. 10 IS a truly dependable cough
remedy that shorld be kept handy in
every home. to Use at the first sign of a
cough during the night or day time.
ANY druggist can supply You with
2la ounces OF Pinex $50 cents worth.
Four this into pint bottle and I'LL the
hottle with plain granulatcd sugar
syrup. The total cost il about G5 cents
and you have. full pint Of the most
elective remedy you ever used.
,, The quick. lasting relief you pct from
TINS excellent cough syruD will really
surprise YOU. IL promptly heals the
Unnamed membranes that lire the throat
and air passages, stops the annoying
throat tickle. 1oosrns the phlegn. and
soon your cough stops entirely. Splen-
dd Tor bronchitis. Group, whooping cough
and bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated COM
pound OF Norway pine extract, and il
famous the world over for its healiny
Hcct on the mrmbrar~g.
10 avoid disappointment ask for @2i,
ounces Of Pinex" with full directions
m don't acceUt ANYTHING else. A quar-
-ntee Of absolute satisfaction or money
r0inptly refunded goes with this prer- 4
.r91tio1- The Pine pa Fl Wsrne,
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
ZSs %zD22H CH12~bES7'
I7 no { C&<5SZ|2/0/
5SYIZIS 2DE%2

courts and "the home OF the brave
and land OF the free" Cuba alone,
where one OF his successors using the
great discoverer's chart landed in
1919. imports many millions OF dol
lars worth OF goods from European
countries and over one hundred mil
lions from the United States. while
her exports In sugar and tobacco also
run into millions for her sugar goes
far to feeding the world. This little
island was Spain's richest colony until
an unjust government at Madrid op-
pressed the people TO such an extent
that in the interest OF humanity and
civilization the United States was COM
PEELED 10 step in and free that land
from the thraldom OF Spanish rule.
Cuba is duly grateful TO Columbus
and on the spot where the Spanish
landing was made they have erected
chapel 10 his memory. When the
landing was made a huge ceiba tree
s; ood on the spot and when the bones
OF Columbus were brought to Havana
in 1875. the ebony sarcophagus was
placed under the venerable tree where
they were formally inspected by the
Captain General and pronounced TO
be the genuine relics OF the discoverer.
The chapel was erected in 1928. and
is known as FL Template tthe little
chapel or tempie). The building Is
open once a year. November 18th. San
Christobal's Day. when a memorial
service to Columbus IL held. A young
ceiba tree has grown up near the
place from a slip of the original tree.
A monument to thr- memory of the
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
Heal Skin Diseases

II i l....occ55ary for you to suffer with
e--e.ra, blotche1. rinswcrm, rashes and
si-:ilcr c.iia troubles. A little zeno,
Cts-icci Ct ny drug store for 35c, or
$iC0 i3r era i-rEe bottle, and promptly
applied viii TALLY give instant relief
from i.ch;ng torture. 1t clcance5 and
eoct,e5 the skin and heals quickly and
effectively rnoct c,;in diseases.
Emo i wonderful, penetrating. dc
appearing liquid and is soothing to the
most delicate skin. It is not greasy. is
easily applied ard costs little. Get it
today and save all further distress.
The Z. W. Rose Co.. Cleveland. O.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18

International Syndicate.
Columbus. and fitted out a vessel send
ing one Of his favorites TO command.
hoping in this way to make use of
the knowledge OF the Genoese navt-
gator without allowing him to have
any OF the profit or honor OF such an
expedition.
Columbus resented this unfairness
and resolved to go 10 Spain. In the
meantime he sent his brother. Barth-
olomew. with the same proposal to
Henry VII. King OF England. while he
journeyed 20 Spain. But the mes
senger to England was robbed by
pirates during his journey and was so
reduced In circumstances that II was
not until three years later that he was
able to gain an audience with the king
He was successful in interesting the
king in the project. but Christopher
was prevented from coming TO Eng
land TO carry out the project. Had he
reached that country England instead
OF Spain would undoubtedly have had
the honor of discovering the new land
to the west. Although Columbus was
exposed to ridicule in Spain and his
ideas were scoffed at by the large ma
jority OF persons there were some
learned men who coincided with him
in his views and were anxious that he
should be outftted In Spain. Finally
Queen Isabella became interested and
Columbus with 120 men and three
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
Death of Steve shelton.

Steve Shelton. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. ]. Shelton. who live five miles east
Of Madill. died at a sanitarium in Ard
more Tuesday night. Steve was brought
to Madill Tuesday evening in a serious
condition and was Immediately taken
to Ardmore where he underwent an
operation for appendicitis. The body
reached hadill over the Frisco yester-
day afternoon and interment was in the
Woodbury. Forrest cemetery. Funeral
services were held at the grave con.
Quoted by Rev. W. S. Derrick
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-18
NEWS OF MAO|lL
COTTON PIChER TAKEN WITH
LOAD LI,<l'JR At RED RIVER.
Son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. }. Shelton Dies
Following Appendicitis Operation
Madill and Atoka High School Elevens
Play Tomorrow Afternoon.

Aadill. Okla. oct 1S.LSpeciaD-
Sheriff John Glenn and two OF his dep
uties made trip TO Red River Tuesday
night. and at 3 o'clock yesterday morn
ing captured f. G. Head with a one
horse load Of liquor just as he reached
the bank on this side of the river The
whiskey was later destroyed. r. c. Head
has been picking cotton in the Willis
community for the past few weeks. He
is now held in the county jail and will
be turned over to ra--eraI authorities.
When the federal court has disposed Of
his case he will be returned to this
county to stand trial for an attempt
to murder his wife. On Monday he
fired several shots at Mrs. Head, in
ficting a wound i'm the arm.