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Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-31

The members of the state high
way commission are now looking
over state roads in the northern
part of Idaho and will undoubt-
eddy visit the prairie before re-
turning to Boise. They may
possibly decide on the definite
location of the state highway
across Camas and Nezperce prai-
ries while here.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-31
Idaho Industrial News

Aug. q. Wailace-Coeur d.
Alenes to help government; will
supply lead. Mine owners of
Northern Idaho pledge their sup
port to meet need of United
States.
Blackfoot-Prospect for Black
foot securing new Industry
potato professor.
Wendell firm has arranged to
supply demand for rental proper
ties. Will erect several residence
houses.
Priest River-Boundary county
votes $751; for highway bonds.
Nyssa-Oregon-Nassa company
installed a 500 horsepower pump
ing plant at a cost of $4,000. It
takes water from Snake river and
lifts it 120 feet for Shoestring ir-
rigation project comprising 5000
acres of land all of which will be
under cultivation by next season.
New Plymouth Contract let
for storagehouse here.
Twin Falls-Idaho Power Co.
to build transmission line for
Elkoro Mines Co. from the 1000
Springs power plant, near Bull,
to Jarbidge, New, Is miles. Sur
vey completed and material being
gathered on ground. Large crew
to be employed to complete con-
struction by November LIST. Es-
timated cost approximately $780,
600.
Boise-Sportsmen of Boise
planted 100000 native trout in
Scharer, Harris, Ruby and Dag
get creeks.
Caldwell Hospital site tender
ed. Caldwell citizen gives i'm
petus to public building proposal.
Emmett-5O cars of melons to
be shipped from here this year.
Boise-State board of equaliza-
ton plans to raise state levy to
nearly 100000.
Moscow-Contract let for two
university buildings, cost 1895
and Sill, 698.
Kellogg Contract let for 2
story building, cost $50, 1000.
Boise-Lava Hot Springs Pool
is held up by lack of labor. Bath
house will not be ready until
1918.
Twin Falls-W Warehouse con-
tract let by Kinney Wholesale Co.
Wendell-Oregon Short Line
will install electric signal here.
Pocatello-Idaho- Portland &C.
ment Co. organize cement plant
capitalized at So, 100000. To op-
crate from lime field between
Portneauf and nixon. 0. S. L.
will build spur to plant.
Parma-Extending depot 40 fit.
and rearranging interior to pro-
vide better accommodations to
serve patrons, cost $4,000.
Menan-Oregon Short Lin e
building branch line spur, 3 miles
long from here to Annis, cost
$751; 900.
Shoshone-Old drug store here
being remodeled into modern
business building.
Lewiston-Contract awarded
for $27, 575 administration build
ing for Lewiston normal school.
Arco-Two big DIESEL engines
to be installed in Wilbert Annex
mine.
New Medows-S83. 900 contract
awarded for construction of state
highway in Adams county, $685.
600 contract for road improve
ment in Bannock county.
Kamiah-Sti e s-Clearwater
Highway district issues $500, 900
road bonds.
Orofno-New school gymna-
sium heino comnleted
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-31
Stomach and Liver Troubles

No end of misery and actual suffering
is caused by disorders of the stomach
and liver, and may be avoided by the
use of Chamberlain's Tablets. Give
them a trial. They only cost quarter.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-31

C. w. Felt, the we'll known
Nezperce merchant, recently
purchased the Rugg general
store at Peck and is also putting
in a stock of goods at Whitebird.
Jake Welte returned yesterday
from Spokane with fine new
7-passenger Buick car for John
Hoene and which, we under
stand, has already been spoken
for.
Camas Prairie chronicle. [volume] (Cottonwood, Idaho) 1901-1917, 1917-08-31
Grain Rations For lambs.

A good grain ration for lambs jT7t
beginning to eat is ground corn, one
part; crushed oats, one part; linseed
oil meal, one part, and wheat bran, two
parts. Wheat bran is very essential in
this ration, and the shepherd should
always see that it is present A grain
ration consisting of two pounds of
wheat bran, a pound of oats (crushed
oats being preferred), d pound Of finely
ground cornmeal and half pound e
oilmeal has proved to be an excellent
grain ration for young lambs. 1t has
also been found that grain mixture
of oilmeal and cornmeal has given
better results than a mixture of cotton
seed meal and cornmeal.-Ohio Expert
ment Station Bulletin.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31

cry. hut. gathering her slight and
small form into the smallest possible
compass In an angle OF the buttress
she silently awaited her fate
Arbaces and Calenus passed on taik-
ing and she heard their words. When
Arbaces had finally thrown Calenus into
the dungeon and turned the key upon
him Nydia waited until the steps OF the
Egyptian had died away and then. steal
ting To the door of the namcns prison,
cried out his name through the aperture
u the lock.
Did near arishtr' asked Nydia OF
Calenus, "CRns't thou save Glaucus7
Il can. | can" replied Calenus. There
fore hath Arhaces SHARED me here-the
furies seize the foN Egyptian Only free
me and the proudest head In Pompeii is
not more safe than the Athenian's." q"
And wilt thou give evidence Of what
thou knowest7" Yes. yes: were hell
nt my feet Revenge on the false Egyp-
tan, But " I perish Glaucus perishcs
too Enough" said Nydla. THE
powers which conducted me here vii!
carry me through all Wait in patience
and hope"
Arhaccs was unrobIng for the night
when the thought Of Nydia flashed
across him. Hc fel. that he must be
not communicate. but that lone did not
know that Nyda was under his roof.
! Co" said he TO his freedman. Callias.
and tell Sosia that under no circum-
stances must he permit Nydia 10 leave
her room. And seek the slaves In at
| tendance upon my ward. lone. and tell
them that they must not betrsy the fact
that Nydn. the blind slave. is in this
| house"
when Cailias reached the chamber
where Nydia was supposed 10 be con
| fined he found the door locked on the
| outside and Sosia prisoner within
| The latter hastily explained TO him the
trick which the blind girl had played
upon him and hesought him 10 help him
/ 10 regain the girl before her flight was
! discovered And as otherwise II mean,
death for Sosia for though against the
laws To kill n slave those OF Arbales who
disobeyed him mysterlously disappeared
-Callias agreed and Fastening TO tn,
garden, they found Nydia. who had as.
cended IN that place vainly trying tC
escape through the gate. Sosia had lef,
II open, hut n slave. while Nydia wa,
In the dungeon, had observed the fact
and locked II and taken away the key
Poor Nydla had fallen upon her knee,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31
Fire Extinguished
Cosden Refinery

TULSA. Okla, May 3l.-(Special)
Fire which for a time last night
threatened the Cosden refinery IN west
Tulsa was extinguished with little trou-
bic BY the private fire department OF
the Cosden company >The blare orig
mated in still oil which had soaked
into the earth The damage was
negligible .. .
Cosden officials were conducting a
nrobe into the fire this morning. Ever
since the declaration OF war the re-
fnery has been guarded by more man
iilty men. SO far the investigation has
no, warranted rumors on the streets
here this morning that the ire was
due TO German agents or Sympath'zets'
Should the Cosdeu refinery eve,
catch on fire it is probable that all OF
Wes, Tulsa and part OF Tulsa IT.
self would be as badly damaged as
Ardmore following the gasoline expIo-
sion there several years ago. lhou'
sands of gallons OF gasoline are IN
storage at the plant The refinery IS
the second largest in the world.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31


and was liftng her sivhtless eyes to
heaven when Sosia and Callias found her
and conveyed her back 10 net psu,,
Hut first they gagged her 40 'hht ~
could make no outcry ana a"sNn
Arbaces When the> removed ,ne ~
and left her IN her prison room oney eis
her TO solltuae so rachen hnu 'eI,,.h 'e,hJ
that. out OF hsdssi us anguish 'o"''
scarcely ne exceeded
The hours passed in lingering torture
over the head Of Nydia. Sosia. S u
afraid he would again be outwitted.
reirained from visiting her until late on
the morning OF the Following DAY whs, @
ne orought her het pr"o hnu VIM. I'M na.
day rolleo on She reNoNeu ss sene
49, sh su T,n.ny sha h.y.n ~ s"reom
ana md Mound mon Tho door She mus, see
$50 So.,a u,as bsr o,Iv hone, the
a.i'' los, ,,,n,.n, wi,h vhicb .be could
V"un n ' ,yss hi. sss,r. tnr ,r.caom
F,n.,,v in raspon.e 10 her cri., sosia
H. A., .tIoi hoi Wh., ,s
,hi.sn ssid Mus, Voy thee
-, .'VIn, sns,," .oiJ NvdI,
"sn" ~. .o,,,,as ap,.lis me- TIL ~. SOFIA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31
CHAPTER VIII.
Nydia plans an Escape.

n IL necessary to go back in our story
to account for the presence OF Nydla IN
the secret vaults of Arbaces, We let her
Imprisoned In a room In quite another part
of that vast building which the Egyptian
called his hons, The slave set TO guard
Nydln was called Sosia and most easy
going slave he was, fond OF the luSurles
OF the lavish establishment OF Arbaces.
but, also. he longed for his freedom, Pos
sessed OF the belief common In those DAYS
that all rhnssallans were nuui''sa 40
witchcraft he ventured to consult Nydia
as to her power Of fores,nlling the future
THE night" said sRS, rs the SOLE time
for reading the decreos OF late, hut Nhat
deslrcst thou To learn by PonuN,' re.
plied sosia, II should like TO know " !
my freedom or whether this Egyptian viii
piyc n me for nothing. | should like TO
have A perfumer's shop. Tia Eentehl
trade
We'll" said ,Eydyia, who now saw
chance ot outwitting her guard and re
gaining her liberty AT the Hs,ht oi tne
evening star leave the gate of the gar
den omen and place some offering nearby
mat ,ill tempt the Demon of the Air TO
enter Then come to me with basin OF
pure water and | will summon the spirit
who will show thee In the basin my iu-
ture he sure about the garden gate
Sosin agreed and at the rising ot 'hr
,,,rinv ater. appeared with his basin In
~. roer ot Nvd,a. She uttered some
/ ,wnyinnry lncentntions ana then, placing
[ n handbags about his eyes, told him to wait
aud listen. Then she swlftly Noe OUT o'
! thc room. locking the door behind her
I while Snsin thus 1n,tappeu' VIZ W..
i,ycp,iug his fate, Nydis reached h'
| yrrien and was about to proceed To-
/ warn the gate when she heaid th'
sound OF approaching footsteps ana as
t.ngulshcd the dread voice et Mnsce'
! bIpscf She remembered that there
was another entrance to the building
! little used except for the admission o'
| the fair partakers OF tho Egyptians sec
! ret tcveis, an entrance whlch wouno
around the base Of the massive fabric
toward n door which alone communicated
with the garden. ny good fortune thu
might he open
She hastily retraced her steps, de-
| se.nded some narrow ~lairs 10 the right
and was soon at the Nn,ance ~ TN
massage Alas. the door was locked
! hehind her she heard the voices n Cal
enus and Arhaces. She could not sta
there She pptsng forward and foun'
herself on unknown ground The nj
grew damp and chill around her on
-he hurried, with extended arms. seek
ing Tor some outlet and hearing eve
behind her the voices of the Eryptis'
and the flsmen.
At length she was abruptly stopped h!
a wall which seemed the limi, of he
path She stopped and wtuns he
| hands Then, again, behind her, sh
heard the voices, she hurried on b,
the side " the wall Rnd coming sud
denly against one, of>Nhe sharp hut
tre-ses which herr and there lutte,
boldly forth she fell % the ground
Though much bruised her senses dl
not desert her and shc did not utter
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31

that each spoonful will clean your slug.
gish liver beNer than a dose OF nasty
calomel and that ], won't make you
sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is real liver
medicine You'll know il next morn.
ing because you will wake up feeling
fine, your liver will he working, yout
headache and dizziness gone, your stom.
aeh will be sweet and your bowels reg.
ular You will feel like working you'll
be cheerful; full Of vigor and ambition.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely veg.
etable. therefore harpless and can mo-,
salivate. Give II TO your children
Millions Of people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead Of dangerous ealo.
mel now. Your druggist will tell you
,ha, the sale Of calomel Is almost stop
ped entirely here.--Adv
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31

generous mir. Thou art an old friend
and hast been a faithful servant. Thou
shalt descend with me to tho treasure
house and feast thine eyes upon uncount
ed gold and the sparkle OF priceless
gems And for thine own reward thou
shalt bear away with thee. this night,
as much as thou Canst conceal beneath
thy robes. When Glaucus Is no more
thou shalt pay the treasury another Wis.
IT," Greatest and best OF men" cried
Calenus, forgive me my doubts OF thy
generosity"
Bearing ~ single lamp Arbaces con-
Quoted the priest to the subterranean
chamber whose stores had been so vaunt-
cd by the Egyptian. They passed through
pa ssAges supported by rude columns and
disturbed reptiles glared duly at the In
truders and crept into the shadow OF the
walls. And whittier goes yonder gal
lery TO the left 90 asked Cnlenus, ut
seems AZ II we were wandering on the
road to Hddes." "On the contrary that
gallery to the left" answered Arbaces,
goes to the upper day. II Is TO the right
that We steer to our bourne
The light trembled against small
door set In the wall and guarded by
many plates and bindings Of iron that in
tersected the rough, dark wood. From
his grde Arhaces drew ring upon
heard the rust growl as the wards OF the
lock went back. ITO think said he. that
tomorrow GlHucus will be lodged In apart
ments not 50 large as and no drier than
these-thc dungeons Of the Arena-nnd
that one word from me would free him,
but that word shall never be spoken
The impatient Calenus did not hesitate TO
cross IN. threshold Scarce had he done
so when the strong hand Of Arbaces
plunged him forward "That word shall
never be spoken" Knocked the Egyptian
and he closed tho door upon the priest
t'ulepua had bepu nTagipit nj ed down HeN
eral steps hut sprnng up against the door
and, beating II flercely with his clenched
/ fists. howled aloud In an agony OF despair
Arhaces passed slowly back along the
dim hail. A toad, plump and bloaGd, lay
unmoving In his path the rays OF the lamp
fell upon its unshHpen hideousness. Ar
baces turned aside that he might not
harm II Thou art lonthsome and OBJ
scene he muttered, but thou canst not
njure me: therefore thou art safe In my
path" As Arhaccs nsccnded to the up.
per air the cries Of Calenus, dulled ana
Choked by the barrier that confined him,
family reached tho ear Of tho Egyptian.
lie paused and listened intently. THAT is
unfortunate" he said. for | cannot sail
until that voice is hushed forever My
stores and treasure, II Is true, lie not In
that chamber. but In the opposite wing
My slaves. however, wnen they move my
treasure must not hear his voice. Hut
what fear II In three days he survives
stlll his accents will he too treble To pierce
through his tomb"
/ As Cnlenus howled and raved and beat
| the door In his frantic despair and Hbiect
fear he suddenly heard voice crying
through the aperture Of the lock. Gale
nus, Calenus" Who's There" he cried.
his hair rising on his head. What spec
ter calls upon the lost Calenus?' 1T is
1" the yolrfN replied. "Nydin. the flower
giri foruirfiy the slave Of Burbo.'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31
HABIT OR DISEASE,
LIQUID SHU MAKE
STOPS THE TROUBLE

Thousands ~ children are hothet5d
eth some slight kidney or bladder dis
order that cause tho Kidneys TO act too
oftcn OF during sleep at night although
the trouble Is very annoying to NIL con.
cerned and may develop some serious
Kidney disease later n not stopped In the
early stage There Ia no need Tor tho
child 10 endure such condition nor for
the parents 10 be alarmed When three
dcses Liquid shu Make eiven daily rcgu.
istes the kidneys and stops the trouble
IN just a few days.
Liquid shu Make is a harmless kidney
and bladder medicine for children. II
does not taste bad and mothers every.
where are giving II with the most graft
fying results 60 free their children from
shat burdensome ,roui6e with which so
onaov ere afflicted
" ~ drvoelat has LIQUID shu Make or
11Hel u from his w6cieasi. dealer In
elIga cent bottles with full diree.
49, sn1I1sss Of all sses. .--Ady.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31
Pajamaed "Guests
In Skiruin Lobby
Cause Near-Panic
Travellers Fear Fire-NeW
Uniforms the Cause,

Tired and weary travellers arrlv-
ing here on an early train this
morning. walked to the Skirvin
hotel carrying their heavy baggage.
As the first of the travellers, how
ever got into the lobby md saw a
man running to the door, he rushed
back to the sidewalk and excitedly
exclaimed:
Gee The place must be on fire.
Other travellers who heard the
remark looked into the hotel. They
saw large number OF what they
thought were male guests running
toward the entrance door clad only
IN their paJamas.
1t Is perfectly natural for trav-
cling man to believe hotel is on
fire when he sees the guests running
about the lobby IN their pajamas,
but in this particular case the men
were not guests OF the hotel,
Neither were they clad in palamas.
They were only "hell-hops" wearing
new summer uniforms, which be
cause of their color and trim
mxgs" have the appearance OF a
perfectly nice pair Of "nightes'
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31
Ugh! Ca|oma SiCkens;; Sa|ivates!
Please Try Dodson's Liver Tone
l am sincere! My medicine does not upset liver
and bowels 80 you lose a days work.

You're bilious Your liver is slug.
gish' You feel lazy, dirry and all
knocked out Your head is dull, your
tongue is coated breath bad; stomach
sour and bowels- -constipated Blu, don't
take salivating ealomel. II makes you
sick; you may lose a days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking II up, That's when
you feel that awful nausea and eramp-
ing
II you wan, to enjoy the incest, gen,l.
est liver and bowel cleansing you ever
experienced just take spoonful OF
harmless Dodson's Liver Tone tonight
Your druggist or dealer sells you a 81
cent bottle OF Dodson's Liver Tone un.
der my personal money.back guarantee
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31
MAYOR MAKES
PARADE PLANS
viii Be Greatest March in
City, He Says,

Mayor Overholser is making tentative
plans for the parade here June 10 for
the purpose Of stimulating interest in
the Red Cross.
The mayor declared this morning that
it would be the biggest ever held in, the
state and that not only would every civic
organization here and every automobile
in the city be in the line Of march but
that the civic organizations of ncighbor-
ing cities had communicated to him
their intention OF taking part in the cele
bratlon
Mayor Oycrholser will appoint soon a
number OF committees to arrange de
tails. g.. W. Pentccost will be the
mayors chief aid
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31

trepldstion consented and brought Nydis'
tablets OF wax upon which. with a stilus.
she wrote her missiye 10 the gay Sal
lust.
stolen In her childhood by kidnapping
slavers, she had been taught TO write
upon the wax and to read letters writ
ten there by the exercise OF her
exquisite sense OF touch She wrote In
Greek, which Was understood by every
cultivated Roman. She told briefly OF
the imprisonment OF CaIenus and of what
he had to reveal and OF her own impris-
onment, and she gave q short sketch
Of what We already know. Scala hur-
ried with the missive TO the house Of
sallust The Vaccinations OF Arbaces
were about TO be shattered. his starry
scroll had been but ill-read by him.
Ito be continued tomorrow.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31
Polish Opera Star Dies.

COPFNHAGEN, May N-A dis
patch to the Berlin Lokal Anlelger from
Posen saws Edouard De ReSzkc, the
grand opera basso, is dead at his estate
in Erietfikov. Poland He was o2 years
old and for many years was a member
Of the Metropolitan Opera company IN
New York.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-05-31
WHAT IS A
"REALTOR?"

This word pronounced Realtor accent the first sya
be was coined and copyrighted by the National Association
of Real Estate Boards of the United States.
No real estate broker may it in connection with his
business unless he member of some local real estate board
which board must in its turn be member of the National AS
sociaton of Real Estate Boards of the United States
This broker therefore guaranteed by his local real estate
organization and by the national organization. he has
pledged himself to standard code of ethics which has been
formulated.
The code which runs as nearly parallel to the Golden
Rule may be- forbds the Reaor to practice those black
arts trade that may bring suspicion and disgrace to the
esson To enforce it. each local board receives charge
made against it's members If such charges proven the
guilty member expelled and the right to use the word Real
tor is revoked.
The word "Realtor when applied to the advertising Of
any real estate dealer in Oklahoma City guarantee OF the
business integrity of that dealer 1t equivalent to the word
"Stering as applied to silver.
The following concerns and individuals are Realtors:
Aurelus Local Building Loan Co.
Geo n Brauer F. McCuloch
Nichols & Chandler
'' % rS p""' Oklahoma City Building & Loan
a. III. Classeh NJ. Owens
H. w. Clegem Pryer&
CT
J }. Culbertson r H. Ship
D. R. Cummings sparrow
A. Enochs c. B. Stone
H. Thomas &
S. A. Howell Wah-Klein Co.
Id Wells
LeonLe Workman Company.
o. McCracken Ed M Seman Co.