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The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04
WHAT'S THIS?

Washington. oct. THE house bill
providing Tor tests of mysterious ma
chine for utilizing free energy devised
by GRABBED +. K GiragOssian an Arme-
nian inventor from Boston. went Ia the
senate today. and congressman. enthu-
siastic over the war possibilities Of the
machine. planned "A drive for ims1e-
diate action.
Giragossian 80 impressed five mem
bers Of the house patents committee at
"a secret demonstration that they rec
ommended passage of the bill to pro
vide for "A demonstration before
board uf five scie. lists and the secre-
tary Of the interi1r as a preliminary
to the government buying the rights
10 use the device
Former Speaker Cannon. who. IN the
face uf ridicule years ago, forced
through the resolution for testing Prof.
Langlcy's hvng machine, supported the
resolution YESTERDAY
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04
TO DARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
l.s-nh l.ury. ErisAe Et,s&. iss Naiorxi
Cobs. Gloss a,sd AttrSct've~,ss.

Common garden sage brewed into a
heavy tea with sulphur added, VIII turn
gray. streaked. and faded hair beauti-
fully dark and luNuriant. Just - few
applications VIII prove revelation If
your hair is fading. streaked or gray.
Mixing the sage Tea and sulphur recipe
at home. though. is troublesome. An
easier way is TO get 50-cent bottle
of Wyeths Sage and Sulphur Com
pound al any drug store all ready for
use THIS is the old time recipe i'm
proved by the addition ~ other incre-
dents.
While wispy, gray, faded hair Is not
sinful. we all desire to retain our youth
ful appearance and attractiveness BY
dark enng your hair with Wyeths
Sage and sulphur Compound. no one
can toll. because II does it so naturally,
50 evenly. You Just dampen a sponge
or soft brush with il and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time; by morning all gray
hairs have disappeared. and. sfter an
other application or two, your hair be-
comes beautifully dark glossy. soft and
luXuriant.
This preparation is a delightful toilet
requisite and is not intended for the
cure mitigation or prevention Of dis
ease. adv.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04
MOTHER COMPELLED
TO AMPUTATE ARM
OF LITTLE CHILD

Pierre. :. H.. Oct. Airs. :. ID.
Clarkson. % Harding eosnty, was forced
TO decide whether To amputate the arm
of her little daughter or allow the child
To suier with her arm crushed In the
machinery of washing machine until
she could Eo fos help she decided that
as the arm was 80 BADLY mangied that
Il would nave 10 be cut on. SHE would
psrform the operation. With the im'
plements at hand. she cut the suffering
chfd loose and took her a. the nearest
physician. where the injured stump was
properly cared for
The child had been len alone In a
shed where power washing machine
was running. and becoming frightened
at dog. attempted to go around the
machine. and her arm was caught In
the coes
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04
AMERICAN GOVERNMENT
IL BRANDED As THIEF
BY GERMAN NEWSPAPER

Amsterdam. oct. 3-The Nord Deut
sche Allegemeine Zeitung in discussing
dispatches of the German minister to
Mexico to the Berlin foreign Office made
public by the American state depart
ment. saws. that as a large number of
dispatches sent by the minister in 1916
appear To be missing. ii is clear they
We're stolen at the instigation of the
government Of the United States at a
time when America was at peace with
Germany. "and its representatives were
overlooking with assurances Of strictest
nestrality."
This violation of all principles Of in
ternational law and neutrality" the Ger
man semiOfiicial organ SAYS furnishes
the best commentary on President VII
sons pretensions TO the wardenship Of
public law throughout the world"
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ua.xav, Cgserst fTSs
,;tae suss StEfsS }..Nit-
0f AMERICAN fD&rAsN


AexSro City. SEPT. -i.-ujy Mai.D-
Yss procui .tor sep~1'al 90 th" repinilc
Rae sent To- Arabz..rs j~," ronillas at
p'asAio4son the hi-cog, Of the conces
zion of land in Icw:r California to
F'lore- Hal. y Co. which recently was
declared void The i,nd. amounting TO
about .4e0 900 ,cres. reverted To the
ssvsrnusnt The United States state
.i-ra II rls& ut. had requested Mr.. Boni'lss
to- icfeaun it WHY the concession had
.sss.n cerlercd void ,~d the land open to
...ttI. ment.
According 20 the plocurator general
Ms .cssnps,hy did rot .sssnply with the
asrerSSqss Of th.. concession which
~ i3stlls tnd tfst a certain nunber OF Mex
lean and fo4~iar fsrsisiss wsre to be
sss ~ bl Lrht.S on the land within GER
tain tiSs
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LABOR STRIKE COMES
~ TAMPICO OIL FIELD

Mexico City. oct. i.--Another strike
has broken out IN the Tamlhco oil
fields. according 10 reports received
here tonight About zoe men employed
in the shops Of the Aguilar OH Com
pany have quit work demanding wage
increases Of fifty per cent for skilled
labor and - per cent for unskilled la
Dor Il is reported that the strike was
fomented By the T. W. W.
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SHUTS WANTS
ENGLISH AIRMEN TO
BOMB GERMAN TOWNS

London. oct 4 IN an address today
at "a luncheon to prcsi'r of the Cham
bcrs of Commerce oi ne United King
dom. Lieutenant General Smuts, former
commander of the expedition against
German East Africa. said that Ger.
many. defeated on the battlefield ana
hall,ed in the submarine campaign. now
Is Boo impotent rage towards our non'
cumhatant,. our women and children.
Aerial warfare against the .dcfenseles'
was the new weapon. he said. and pre-.
dictci IL would not only fail, but would
prove a. be a terrible boomerang.
Applying the principal Of an eye
for an eye and tooth Tor tooth. p"
General Smuts said. I'VE are most re
iuctantly forced 10 apply 70 the enemy
,he bombing policy which he has ap'
plcd L. us."
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04
BRUSH FIRE TAKES
LIVES or CAIIFOKNiANS

Fillmore. calf. oct. 3.-Fire fighters
We're today combating brush fife
which yesterday caused the deaths of
at least six persons and destroyed pipe
lines and buildings valued at s500.o00
The fire AT last reports was working In
this direction but il WAS not believed
the town I'm which is located the re-
fnery and the great gasoline storage
tanks Of the Ventura Refining Company
was seriously menaced.
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A-raign 1. ". w. in 20 Day,.

Chicago. Oct. 4.-Formal aIraignment
OF the leaders Of the l. ". W. arrested
on federal indictment charging seditious
conspiracy is expected within month
the district attorney who added that
all possible dispatch would be made in
Fastening trial Of the defendants in
view of the gravity Of the charges.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04

Alcock. Arthur Middleton and Alice
Nielsen. whose coming has been herald
eel for sevetal weeks, win set "a pace
that shall place Ardmore on the map
with IN. biz musical organizations. caus'
Ing them In the future to include II In
their tours of the south.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04
American schooner lorpedoed.

LONDON. OCT. I = TIC AmerIcln
schooner Annie p Conlon was attacked
by gunfrc by German submarine We'd
nesday morning of the Scilly Islands
The crew Of eight men has been landed
safely. The Annie +. conlOn vas an
American schooner of 59l tons gross
register. built in 1852 at Portsmouth
n. III. She left here August % with =
cargo for Hnvre under command "f
Captain j. r. Griffin and carrying a
crew OF seven men. three of whom
claimed American citizenship.
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sTREW FLOWERS
IN PATHWAY OF
:" GENERAL, HINDENBuRC

Ahs.rsep,;a4a eary R-a'F-. ,nel,sssFas ir,s,
sS era biTefAf ~ ~ Y's.aa Esa ysa4sa va.
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tsss a.ess srcay srsezas wi,a . rssit fresr.
Is,ys porea ys-ptsss.e s;Ar, ssS,ss.g, t.,.e she
.ssa.S tssrssisas VITA 4 ,zssxsAs Rcssc .sg
he "Ag @Ass,ssa ysar. I,saa
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y yruai,s ,,es.s.e, ~. r..~s ,,r. lir,al win
"a sls.sa-, vsso .s,...,,v~e' e..s,s,s = s.ss ua sS
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BUSINESS NEWS
M,RNING NOTICE md REWARD.

Ny farm. lying west and adjoining
Berwyn road. on Caddo creek. is posted.
Pecan gathering il prohibited. also
hunting. $500 reward will he paid FOR
Information leading 10 the arrest and
conviction ~ any violafor Some peO-
pie must be shown that stealing and
just taking things is all the same
and that trespassing is forbidden by
law. 3-3
w. p. POLAND.
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RUSS ENGAGED IN
ARTILLERY DUEL

Prsroxcad. tsI 4-On' the northern
orsl of the Russian front boz the region
of Jscbhsta a. an artillery duel of great
ro.srisy g. In pre4ress. says tod1y's OF
ficiei stsraiss~t.
On the Rumaassn n front In the Pol
Ia ,s ,.Nch3r. Tia. csredny left hi. advanced
tsci-re$s and rstsrcl Ia more faNorar
bic l.e-ltsln.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04


lecture on Price Movements" by Irving
FISHER OF Yale was given yesterday aft
ornoon. his subject for the day being
price Movements i,unnR the War.
Ills address,. In part. follows
Before the War.
Az The f,cis which We have reviewed
show. ~ the outhreak of the great war
. some cause or causes had been steadily
,.ievaiing prices far above their tow lev
Il OF is96 The subjects had attracted
.vorld.rlde at,ention There had been
F.. BREAD ard meat riots IN many cities
.anousheut the world from Berlin to
Toxic
For several years ttere ha'i seeE Gllk
of an international eOn5ereJiea on the
.Aigh cost OF HslDg. 4 Ldh autEs1ts4ns
The .residsnt to c,s,l s1eh "a oeHfevenes
,.ad passed the sesate at enc end ~ the
TAFT administrator ana Nj Wilsna
liior TO hia rncorins Iss.siesst hss9 2s-
. ,rored .tifc ifea RrrSaier (soys pr'>ss
..aent1 pwiRosyc -ns sther ESsstfn SE-'.ia avs
s.rrsenizatS@ps % asss -oivs'SssS CsaArs-
tii,'i Ea,s sle~e the same
Erineeszsss iasq,s ssAl8 kSfifszssf hTssastf
ssildgs ox tho lagfr essa es iSsifkg keS
'l.sVn nrse and. .nurhesoi,s reports. srsi
t,es. 'iet+ assysis 81 tsse ssss5vet hsnf 9,-
pear@s.
Then War Cahn
~ tTr TsftSst 81 all &his ftsg.nsssat tiss
Aga;. s'sssse 'alsl Gu. dgscussaicse sl.es.s.
=. .isui II Soon hesssme 'app@FsS1 trsst
.sinee the nSStr i,aren fhs .h.isA eesi Ss
feEti az; 'Sefl. as kssflftssrssts. Sx'e bS2xs
reseptly Picard. itiBd esEoshsiSs,s frsis
ssaeand,. siSedeH, SoHSsss and $paiR.
Fhe .ftiSss Praes pheasShsrsse~ sss+,~rs
riie.aeSsY wscsT q siFset43tSfise rise OE VI ice.
such a .;uidsieS spcssiata'@ mart sssr sS
'sPiHessa Ipsi;gs,x iceeansanips s.ssn. g'Ehs
r!;is. SemqortsfN. kswvsef.. sss szsfh syses,
ris*y mar UPS aslsefy 'afa~
Il ssial$Soaf ITS saaxirssSA ~ tlss Jr,sa
: Stieses. In sseptathbek 1917 A. SscaE as
Il hleeaine .sae;ss that nSerssst ssp,sitsspa
wonlef lp1t 5iseify sueH "a rish the si7est
ulsstors were forced WftHfh rEe f8fsD.v.
shr sNa faortshs ta resast t,v ryle,s
,ltSirty 10 nosfnsa RIO great eheege II,
:iIeicis; WAS filt unta Reay tE1e s,ftrs 80
:isss irdm winch time size RISE Of sae-
fWise lever mas Desfhs %s'fsi6 is1s1s sslsSioSS
iEliinters.ibte7h
..:M'Hat .has: isahpeYssf- was aarislx at
.feistt -foreset.h hS sathrs 6s ers and %aasA
Or tile niost ;Safit. fofeesiSs1Ss ia fsp in.
;ii%. 4ttiSi kOSk ~@atM IL SsS +fses.4
inrfESiirg?' pukafshed a.. nt@sth @,ft'-
.lg outSscaR Of the wov
lsetal Prices sSesk<
yhr sut@Si rsfsts es sosa SsfSs sssese
isalrGsoss to AZ rssr GENT ;sbevo the seSes
before the w;sr. This tase. haswssagF,
q. f-}s iisaessleRt ts, rt.s.ffm .ssatssssr' cqs
.t6eEiie@t ain tfits ss:bject. ia tF9aadng ce'hss
lisre@ witk ths rise alssss..e'. esea'
4'iperi.' f1lftsSsss. h. &.waSzatsras'. re ss,rA
:'.si ssnfshs sa,t siss$s ots sse sf:speei ssst.
',st9s ajfEa iR EtabsfFsSf, 1eas u rcs-eetSFy
sS pes ceRt; iP Italy NJ, TO AprA b4 per
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GUATEMALA ExPELS
GERMAN ACiTATORS

Gaa.emala CITY. Guatemala. oct g.
l-.rr4.,s II. Schnitrsr and n. g. Stnbler'
rcsr-. ctively editor and pubIishe' OF "a
er=A.sn ds!i,' EvU~paper which was sup
pressed sonr. tisse ago. but resumed
p,,lISAtioA nnder another name. have
i.s~n gives - hGas.s in which 10 leave
,fi- county.
tn. wife Of ~s-bler IS an American
Mo<rrsn.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04

King\Alfonso of Spain Is laid up
with synolvitls. That's what they eau
IL when monarch gets it-ordin"ry
people call 1t "A sore Knee.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04

King vajlravudh of siam has fallen
In line with the entente powers "nd
Is raising force To send TO the wal
front.
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04

cert: IN Sweden up 90 April. ~ pcr
cent, In England up 10 August. ioe pee
cent: In Austria up 90 May, iSs Pc
cent: ana IN Germany. for which W
hav. figures only up to ociober' ipis'
ies per cent.
Wholesale Prizes Rlse Faster.
wholesale prices rose even faster IN
the United States wholesale prices in
August were 50 per cent higher than
July. 1914 In England they we're ils
PEI cent higher,
Paper Money.
gnt ghsec price movements hhs" tot
all boen IN terms of gold. Most n th"
warfing nations have had virtuH o
though ocncealod. pe'mlum on gnld
having practically gone on 10 a deprc
clstei paper hasis
Sirc, the huying and selling Of gold
has heci. forbidden. and apparently pre-
- tea for The most part this premium
has been publicly Registered only o'
chiefly IN the foreign exchanges.
Exchange In New York has deprc'
cia.s-,. although al the outbreak ot war
tho movement was quite In the contrary
direction The depreciation has been
greatest Ia the east Of Russia and least
IN the ease of England. which Is the
oriv one Of the warring countries IN
which We may fairly saw thHt there has
been NO reai prcminm on gold
u Is to be noted that the highest ris"
In prices has been IN the ccintrief
where the depreciation ~ lslper has
been the greatest
Former Wars.
Of cour.. Ia students of war and cur.
reucy this j. "a familiar story. lu oug
civil war. with the creditahie exception
of California ti,e ruitcd states went on
10 paper basis xnld went to "a prc'n-
ium. foreign exchange on New York
fell accordingly and prices shot up &"
co,resron, Inose Shan Gounlins - three
Years.
As we have Srn. EaglaAc Nent
thraJss lG.soGnerr-Is tlar saGs' experience
n thc N-pole-s'~ wars AfterNard eh~.
fairS>,is ''sHllirr- r.'port" vrs mace. 80
ci4btas. rfie'r.-e N kesss- sc ;.s ''se@S-
cssAs-ss 81 rspS-. by wAsrh Va me-, -,
rs d,preola.se@ rSAsssVeys i~ Ts.al:
s. v'e. So isaeia sgrgsasy - Save -. ssif
usr ss,stso ss the co1;inat,tal l~ller.
snsne, ~ tsie' Rssesyss1ss ss.a xtA -
,A.e, laser' - sssa fs4UssSat ~ iaasH@ sSss
xsrAsurssts 80 ,sss Ff's9e-h r>s'.ssssst~@ We
ssiA 60 10 sgs arsrs.t,Ss dSstret~t ef 70.
per $arssNsy IN 'sssn$frs tsss issSs -.
thsaSsh W. save sorgeSssri ~ ne. e..1ssag.
at s,,tt @erts : sassisswsal
ugSas,t ats i'sisx'E
\ hSS.ss sarihhng f'sas ?. t'l> 'Scss" AZ
rSsY- ond s.sars'. .csrssr ssss iss-s&ss fn tlns
5saossss ~ csecNlSebsw r. %s.s rFresHs
st.ises aasr sls0Fs-s. hr s.ss Esls'~ tsT's%
zae..sss 80. lqtscs rH't q taii 4'is cor
has = sea e',a Y~sssFg e1sossss>
ss1 sVsss' ls@ ~ ,ssbrs a~sSn afss- esssii
ria.. "a this snouctsss c!rr s4afs&s asi-S
fallaaS @..e}S ssas !, msre~ ~s<.s i.As,Ss..i
-. es~s st.esss:sisz4r.
TTs. s.>Es.s -fsis cksi7s -is.a,i i 'as,sa S.zs
tHa',ss' sasstsry g. sa,ss' s.e'arvssraisss ~
irzs bH EnPkasp& AL I.z,e,6s. SS @izs sA$'
corress,oss4+syas.s aasgs..-st ssrS-ssse g IN "a
t<s1 esssd 'sara l's.-s 81 q icos ~ laJlA
sHss sssst az .sA-SsSs irFS%y .ies ~. 2egTa2,H
sss. 3
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04
WHAT 40 70, THINK or THIS.

Biz gallon cIn of pure Mississippi
rihbou cane syrup, regular Sl.oO
value tnr-------'------- -----f'c
75c turkey and chicken roaster--l5c
a5c retinned sauce pan----------lDc
pint Mason fruit jars----------5sc
quart Mason fruit jars---------'ic
h.gal Mason fruit jars----------S4c
Big 3lh can Criscp for-----------19c
Fine Alaska salmon. can-------i9c
big Zoe toilet paper for-------34c
sl.OO copper bottom coffee boilcrs-i5c
IS lhs Queen of Pantry flour---S3.2o
- ihs Queen of Pantry flour---Si.65
Zig family size clothes baskets--95c
Now look at this big weekend spe-
cial-for Friday and SATURDAY.
Yards lace, your choice. val
ues up 10 35c yard. for-------ssc
The Dn.WORTB co.
j2i ". Main. Phone lei
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cert: IN Sweden up 20 April. Is per
cent In England up to August. ioe pee
cent: In Austria up 10 May. iNs pe-
cent: ana In Germany. for which w.
hav, figures only up to october. 1915.
fO9 per cent
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Read the want ads.
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Wholesale prices rose even fastr' !"
the United States whoiesale prices ln
August were 50 per cent higher thnn
July. 1914 In England they we're ils
..l..s Its.har
The Daily Ardmoreite. [volume] (Ardmore, Okla.) 1893-current, 1917-10-04
>oNE CatsE OK CAUSES HAD
BEE> ki.tvAIiNG PkJCsss
slNCE TtE SktK 1896.
RIOTS AROUND GLOBE
t.sck Of Brcad and Meat In Cities
Throughout the Norid--Nhile Gov
sraInents Groped for solution Great
War Came Suddenly.
SECOND i.EcUREJ

Berkeley. Cal. Oct i.-The second
lecture on Price Movements" by irving
FISHER Of Yale was given yesterday aft
crnoon. his subject for the day being
price Movcments Dpnng the War"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-26
TO OARKEN HAIR
APPLY SAGE TEA
Look Young Bring Back It's
Natural Color, Gloss and
Attractiveness

Common garden sage brewed into
heavy tea with sulphur added will turn
gray, strcaked and faded hair beautifully
dark and mXuriant just few applica
tions will prove a revelation ii your hair
is fading strcaked or gray. Mixing the
Sage Tea and sulphur recipe at home,
though. is troublesome An easier way is
to get 50-cent bottle Of Wyeth's Sage
and sulphur Compound at any drug store
all ready for use This is the old time
recipe improved by the addition of other
INGREDIENTS.
While wispy gray. faded hair is not
sinful, we all desire to retain our youth
ml appearance and attractiyeness. BY
d5rkenng your hair with Wyeth's Sage
and sulphur Compound. no one can tell,
because il does 1t SO naturally, so evenly4
Yen Just dampen q sponge or soft brush
with it and draw this through your hair,
taking one small strand AZ a time; BY
morning all gray hairs have disappeareds
and, after another application or twot
your hair . becomes beautifully dark,
glossy, soft and luyuriant.
This preparation is delightful toilet
requisite and is not intended for tie cursi
mitigation or prevention of disease,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-26
OIL ACTIVITY TURNS
TO GAR8ER FIELD

The CARRIER Billings oil field U.s.
coming in just now for the lions
share of attention. Oil men from the
east side and oil men from Kansas
are flocking TO the newest Oklahoma
Oh ted
As high as $1,000 an acre is being
pa d for leases as far as Two miles
from q producing well. Local men.
who got in on the ground floor so
TO speak are iubilant
Yesterday ten new locations were
niade
The Carter Oil company test in
l2-22-lw is drilling at 1898 feet in
q little broken sand and with no oil
o. gas II wll be made deep Test
+ is two and half miles north and
halt west Of the Hoy we'll
The Sinclair Oil a Gas CO. is rle.
ging up for its No on the Hoy farm
in 24-g2-4w.
The same company is moving in q
rig for No ON the Campbell farm
in 3O-22-4w.
There was no change in the situ
alton at the Mid Go Petroleum com
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-26
hRrooNlsT BECOMES AlRMAN

Pensacola Fla, Jag 81 Establish
ms a precedent by being the first av-
iator and owner of an aeroplare to
calist as a private in his country's
military service Charles T. Hays,
cartoonist, reporter and birdman.
today joined the flying squad of the
the United States Marines at the
Aeronautic station here
The youthful yiator who rejected
the temptation TO 70 abroad in be
lief that his country has the FIRST de
mand for his services, is eager to
demonstrate hts skin as flyer and
e2nects to win rapid promotion in re
soldiers of the sea
Young Hays SAYS he hopes 10
achieve success through merit alone,
and ignores the inference that by
owning and operating an aeroplane
be is bound to rise in the world
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-26
''T|z" FOR SORE,
TIRED FEET All |!
"Tiz' is grand for aching, swol-
len tender, calloused feet
or corns.

All what relief. No more tired feet;
no more burning feet no more swollen,
aching, tender sweaty feet No more
soreness in eorns. callouscs, huuons
No matter what ails your feet or what
under the sun you've tried without get
ting relief. Just use "1iz' "liz" is tlr
only remedy that draws oui all the
poisonous cNudations which puff np the
feet "fiz' cures your foot trouble SO
you'll never limp or draw up Your lace
in pain You shoes won't seem lght
and your feet will never never hurt az
get sore and swollen ThiRk ot IT, mo-
more foot misery, no more agony from
corns callouses or bunons
Get u 25-cent bon at any drug store
or department store and 4 \ instant rr
lief Wear smaller shoes Iu @a
trv "rv' Get a Whole year laot "n
frt f9r orly % cents IbN. /. e
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-26
Nervous Period.
GCal Headaches

This trouble commonly called sick
hoadache," is said to be due TO the retention
oi urea In the system. Often 1t is stated that
poor condition OF the blood is cause OF
these headaches, or that 1t is nervous con.
1ition; and In certain cases. no doubt this
is true.
Where treatment is demanded, it is more
ipr the pain than anything else, and DR..
A. i. schellschmldt Of Louisville, has found
antiskamnia tablets to give prompt and
satisfactory relief. Rest should be Insisted
upon" he says, and the patient should 40
to bed, darken the room, and all the atten-
dants ana family should be as quiet as pos
slDle. An emetlc will sometimes shorten
the attach The bowels should be kept open
ana u hot bath md thorough rundown
WIN coarse towel. often give grateful
relief, Two antl-kamnia tablets when the
nrst signs appear, Will usually prevent the
nttack During an attack, one tablet every
hour or two will shorten the attack and
relieve the usual nausea and yomting.n
These tablets may be obtained at all drug.
gists, Ask for AK Tablets They are also
uaoxcelled for nervous headaches, neuralgia
and all pains.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1917-01-26
WIDOW WILL GET
COL C0DY'S ESTATE

Denver colo Jan 2G The wAl @
the late Col W + Cody CBu1alow Bu
viii be filed in probate court at Cody
Wyo. in a few days it was announce
today
According to Judge " 4 Waa
counsel for Mrs Cody. the bull. of th
estate valued at about S65oo0 is T.
70 to the widow This does not in
clude valuable collection of tronhie
which is also to become the piopert,
of Mrs Cody
Judge Walls also stated that a paint
ing Of Buffalow Bill by Papicina. g
noted Italian artist will be given t
the city OF Denver by the widow