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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09
1 raw, sore THROAT
Eases Quickly When You Apply
q Little Musterole

And Musterole won't blister like the
old-fashioned mustard plaster. lust
spread it on with your fingers. 1t pene-
trates to the sore spot with a gentle
tingle, loosens the congestion and draws
out the soreness and pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. 1t is fine for
quick relief for sore throat, bronchitis.
tonsil'tis: Group. stiff neck, asthma, neu-
ralg'a, headache, congestion. pleurisy,
rheumatism, lumbago, pains and aches of
the back or joints, sprains, sore muscles,
bruises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds on
the chest lit often prevents pneumonia.
Nothing like Musterole for croupy chill
dren. Keep it handy for instant use.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09

An extra session of the Montana legislature is
urged by state Senator Hogan that proper action
may be taken to mobilize the states agricultural
sources for war There 100000 idle
within a 30 mile radius OF Billings he says.
Senorta Gando of Yucatan will be Mexican
congresswoman when the legislative branch of the
government meets May |. Miss Rankin just
the first congresswoman in North America the
Record Herald of Helena comments
This is war; says Mayor Lane of Butte. and he
asks all residents to tell the police of any insults
to the flag. the president or the country.
Pinned under debris in coal pit. Red Lodge
man remained hour watching water released
from an irrigation ditch by the In. slowly creep
up on him He would have been drowned had it
not been for the timely appearance OF his son.
The whole town of Dillon had tears in it's eyes as
1t watched % of its leave the station for state
guard army units. last week.
Nearly every member of the mounted scouts de-
tnchment Of the Montana national guard, recruited
at Billings. returned home from Helena when told
they would have to take the federal oath for three
years service in the in addition the three
years active service they had already agreed to-
A story from Bozeman says that nearly so young
men day are applying for enlistment in the navy.
Two thirds are being rejected in the physical
aminations.
The First Presbyterian church of Bozeman has
wired resolution Of support to President Wilson.
From the Montana "U" CO. Ed kaiman: Some of
the boys have signifed their Intentions OF joining
| the navy. Judging from their adeptness in hand
ling schooners the fighting forces will be well
supplied with admirals.'
thousand auto tags a day are leaving the office
OF the secretary Of state After reasonable period
OF delay all county officers will instructed to
| round up for justice the auto owners who have at
tempted to escape the tax.
Twenty-Five "Aggy" students at Bozenlan are be-
| ing examined by Captain Clark, commandant OF
cadets for enrolment In the officers reserve corps
recently organized to acquire the stock Of insurance
companies. has been asked of the attorney general
| by State Auditor Heating. He fears injury to
young companies.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09
WOMAN'S LIFE.
(Rupcrt Hughes.)

Civilization keeps robbng women OF their ancient
housework Spinning. weaving grinding corn.
making clothes and twisting lamp lighters gone.
Their husbands do not want them to cook or sweep
or wait upon their own children. With the loss Of
their back breaking. heart whitening old tasks has
come longer life Of beauty and desire and a
gfcater leisure for curiosity They were unhappy
and discontinued in their former servitudc. They
are unhappy and disconnected In their useless free
dom.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09
5000 FOR BOAR.

Sacramento, April S.-Announcement
was made today that Milton T. Thorn
as of Douglasville. Pa. had paid $4,000
for the Berkshire boar, Grand Leader
H.. grand champion at the Panama Pa
cific exposition, which is said to be
a record price.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09
NO FASHIONS REMAIN
IN PARIS NOW, HE SAYS

Washington There is no more
fashion among the residents of Paris
and London, according to w. A. r.
Nassar, representative of q London
cloth house. The styles cmanating
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09
CLARA KIMBALL YOUNG
SUED BY DETECTIVES

New York.-Miss Clara Kimb,n
ioong'' movie" actress. was made de-
iendant in an action brought by the
Val OFarrell Detective Agency, Inc.
to recover $11.436 for services. Tho
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09

Good opportunities are lost to the
lover who knows not how to embrace
them.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09

Senorita Galindo of Yucatan will be a Mexican
congresswoman when the legislative branch of thu
government meets May |. Miss Rankin just wa
the first CONVERSATIONAL in North America, tn.
Record Herald of Helena comments
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09
Montana Notes

An extra session Of the Montana legislature is
urged by state Senator Hogan that proper action
may be taken to mobilize the states agricultural
sources for war. There are 1000, 900 idle acres
within 30-mile radius OF Billings he says.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09

Twenty-Five "Aggy' students at Bozeman be
ing examined by Captain Clark, commandant o
cadets for enrolment In the officers reserve corps
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09

This is war; says Mayor Lane of Butte and h.
asks all residents to tell the police of any insults
to the flag. the president the country
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-04-09

An investigation Of the Consolidated companies
recently organized to acquire the stock Of insurance
companies. has been asked of the attorney genera
by State Auditor Heating He fears injury t.
young companies.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20
TIE STATE OF TEXAS.

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W iN' N''''' or ,"' ''' OF i''N"
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W ,N' '"NnlN '"N'' "i Nu'''F '''uh'N
'A'r '"'' 'y'm \ ~ l'l'
J." At t'lr''hN t"''' 'fl'" ln l"' 'ts'"''
or paw" crown l'''''rr"
you've 30 N"i'N' A'N'n ih'' lrtN'l't
''"" o. N'"'''n,'' 'nr'usn = ~ '"'",
n'' N''''n'' @, '''N''A mas i''.' 'N'''
''Aatoll'7 'n 'N' tp''' nNm''''d .''H
'h''',,' ''"H' l." ll'l. 'li T.. ''"n
'n" NRi Ahi'i % ~ JOHN. l'sl0ins h
N.""'N NN'Nt county. Ni'hisin. anN
VINO are Hll'si'nk Witnesses O." tN" WNi
"I l"Nl' ilt'Nn d''tH-rH Wh'rh hAr
''f'N iiiN' TOY Ni"Nhi' n we county
''Wt w Nuee'H county t"NAn inv
'"swer1 "n- "'i's''i'ns "i r'i" "ii-
n'H1vH '' n' l''H .n evidence "n th'
hrntine of the application 9" probate
said wlll and hhs also nlvi 400 atn
"'Nl' ~ e'N ''N'' lhN' N'" Ni'N''-'
arr nVn-l'Hi"'ntt oi thn state HNd
'lN NOT wNWn iHt'@H"'i'n W lh''
! '"ulN gem" ih'i is necessary ih'i "a
commission WIN inr "'ie'n"i Viii H'-
'A'n'"' issue :" l'Nt 'h'if "'p'e liioh7
NnN notice m t"lthrr sNrn hai "
."nlmlHrlnn Mi'n 'u' "f's'hh VIII ht-
'eehcd VII issue on oI after ihr ihW-
'h'' "'N "ltrf "" "nn'e'l'h "t ING.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20


INti,a''i,f bi TIT tiilbl'
Nl0'l WE'D firi H'Nh- r -''"n
q" thc said property owners o ,hcf
AE"nis o 1ii0fnr'S 'ni m persons
interested in sald matter '8 i' 1' h@.
-"ssncni and as to ine amount to hc
'N '''' ''''''N' ''
$50,
'.' ''
''' in' l'''
'
""'" N''''NN
'''' '''''NH "'N 'N
SOUS opt may
'''' '''" s''' "''''ns SMALL
t..i. ........'..., , uN'"
''' .' see
'' '''uN N.is'' %"
'h' N.'.i.d t'
90. '"t '' I"'''f-
"''.'''- b" '''d '""
'''"'"''F r'IN "f
-. " Pos hoih
t'in''N Ar i~ required ut tho CITY
lhc 'iN "t corpus Christi and the
iaininF
cnr,s,, ,', I'm. 'n,, ,he Guy of corpus
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20

lime of Mpnu street b, paving tine aamr
with nItuuis.t pavement amt tnr huiid
lpr nf rufhs on either sidr of said
ut,omrut when found necene'rN m
accordance with thc terms ot sHid rrs
ulutiou Hrd
WHEREAS in accordance witch tNo
.Cit, chuttcl tnr Resolutions ori Oril
uuncc, of tho Ciu 90 Corpus Chnstl
and tnr laws $50 thr state of rettH
thrrrto ucrtuuuH after tdNorfslng for
ihida h, said work. 90 Improvement coz
ssl street between the points the'r
uamv1 Dns ncrn awarded tn IrN'H
ttunthr COMPANY nnd
WHEREAS A contract hH. been EN-.
irred uto brtwrtn the said ritN tni
thc -am TrNAs Wwmhlc CumwuN
'h,srur Htte the itn dHN "f june
llaIf lol thr performance oi -'lf ""ft
sud
WHEREAS rhc ~md rrN,s n,,a-
mimic Cnmn8n, has duN FiNcn bond
I fot thc performance of stiA Wofh 'nd
f,r tne maintenance ot sHfno ns r"
Iuuir,d hy tine cav ChtftrI l;rsou
uors nd Ordinances ui th" tiN "i
/ Cotpu. Christi pnd the laws ot Ihc
state of rcNa. thfreto rr'tnininE send
WHEREAS THE Cin Ensinrc has
flci his Written statement wHh che
IcitN Council as GO the cost 0f said inn
prnvrmout aua as to othor matters as
lrcauirrd b., thr CiW Chartv l,croin
tious and ordinances aud the laws ~
she state OF Texas thcrcto i'yft'inins
nov therefore
pe Ir RESOLVED HY ruE CITY
lCotfNCu. on TITS CtrN on coHrt :
lt'HRiSFl That s.sid written state.
nient uicd hV tho CIT, Eugtnecr hRNirs
be,n tuly examined Is hereby ap-
lproVc,l and
nE Ir FURTHER RESniNEp. Thai
ipart ~ she cost - said Improvement
shall hc asscssrd against tive ehu'tius
lpfnpcrt, UNION the street so go hf mn
prcvea and the owners thefrof aut
that she total cost 81 said Improve
wcnt shall be- paid and defriyrd AS FOL
flows
tsl Tho cats ~ Cefpus christi shat
pay the cost 81 improving intersection
% said street named ~ he paved
~ The owners ~ property ahnitirl
lupnn said improvements shall pa'
three loutths " the whole cost of sal,
improvements. other than said con
crete curhs and the Intersections do
scgibca In sub section tal eheve
,cl THAT the said cas- ~ CorpU
Christi shah pay Tor one .fcurth 81 tn'
whole cost 20 said improvements othe
than concrete cufhs rcfer9ed to in sub
.cgion tbl, and Intersections geferre'
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20

fo In sub section lal
odj That there shall he assessed
subj sri O. The Charter Resolutions ana
ordnance ~ the Ciiy ~ Corpus
Chr.su and fhe laws " the state ~
Teraa thereto pertaining aud after ihe
hearing hereinafter mentioned against
the ofners of fhe property nhut'ins
upon sold street to ne improved AHl
tho.f sold property the rniifc cost ~
constructing concrete cufba ip ifupt ~
tnon rsspe0 tlsc HfeudseH Wherever ihe
same afn faund necessary nni fhe ru@i
~ rsasttlnr old rufht Wherever fhe
same .s deemed Hftr-sriiv in uoni oi
theIr Respective premises. and Hi "i
fhe femaInlng fofai c0sf W "id hm
rfst,ments after cNeudinv enc aum
fu iio paid by fhc CITY of corpus 'iifia -
90 sud that such eusts which may De-
aass.as,d against such property nr its
owners shalt nc JOB accordance "lth ihe
ffont foot rlie DOB pfopnI ilon iH ihr
frontage M thr property ~ oRcn owner
.s fo tnr utI frontage ~ the property
on sulh street tn Ur improved huf thai
no assrs.m,uf shall rc made tstinsi
uur 20 saii property oi ts onn'ia h
,t,,ss ~ sfr.ni benefits n r-nnn- %.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20

one ,.ar twenty ser cent on or '','.'
two wears twenty yer cent on of p''"''
,bfe. wears. and twenty per cent 90 %.
h.foro four years after the completion o..
..lJ uofh and its acceptance 10y Nh'
cnt aH deferred payments 20 '''I
interest az the rate ~ eight yer CONT
az, .nnum from date ~ acceptance OF
,,,fs h., the Clty provided. that any
,..,.,.rty owner may JAY nll o. hnl
naft N said payments before maturity
III, ,s,,m.nt ~ principal ana accrued
interest
WHEREAS AccordinE tu the renoH
o, ,,,i,ten statement ~ sHid ciif En-
.,.,.r concerning tne sash improve
,,.of an Lower Nurih Broadway which
.,,.,,t 4. nef,hf approved hN the 'lt>
council the totai estimated cost ''
si,eh Improvement b. s" 300 POI ana ihc
portion ard amuunt ~ such Improve
men, to De- asr,sscd against the ahut'
.tne property ani fe owueiH be- Aa foi-
lows
w. navue Including gutter and
rrb s57se1f
AGAINST tn, C.u OF Corpus
r.r.., 317l os
Trlt the amount pcr nout foot as-
sesssI AGAINST each owner b. ts.--'S'
and
WHEREAS Acroriug to tnc writ
fon statement ut report 90 thc 'i'
Eugluser covering tac said IMPROVE
meni ou Lower Nurth Broadway the
name. ~ nle owners ~ wli property
anI description of taen property and
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20

the STATE OF TEXAS

To nll Persons Interested ~ y.
~ Gust Iieye. ir- pecea's -.
Elcntta = ilcyc. admin''"1n y
the estate ~ said Gust hese x.s'
flod IN the county court -
county her Final Account = -
dflon ~ said estate. toeelhss -
application 60 boz dischais'n. -
istIatriN thereof. which WI p.sk
b, our said Court on thu thd' - - 4
in Univ A. u 1914 samf
ION dav ~ july. A. y, iss-
courthouse 90 said Npfes ~,sa
uhe city ~ Corpus christi 4.
which time and place az 49, : Z
cstcd len said estate are frqsss' 49,
p,sr and contest said fin'. ~
and application, u they ~ ~
Witness Gilbert McnlO'r -
the county court Of S"'
Texas C.s.
Given under my hsnd -" cte'
~ s,td conr, II my office y s
Christi on this, the ssA ~"
a u. 1911. ,ors. -
County Court Nucces eo-r
By August Uchlinser p
4 true cory, ] eefi'.s.o s1fe
FRANK @. ROhiNSo Z
81 "A 3. Yearwood Depnll
The caller has tho isrsss' g.
t... ,.~a Of tho ~
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20

HEsoLCTiON
Approving The CTS Engineer written
settlement showing me name, " abuf
ting property owners number % front
feet oHuea o. enfh description ~
moprrty owned by each estim ttea TO-
iHi cost ~ whole imniDtfmt a. ard
estimated conf GEL front fDnf ~ ahut
ting Hurfftl dstefmiunE ihf nrcca-
sity ~ leFy.ne au assessment against
inf nfauerft ana ounffa fa.reof ahuf-
ilng upon l.owsf Horth iiiutHuHy from
The north une ~ Peoples street t9 tne
south une of SHAUN street fni rsfi
~ the 'uri 81 Improving rauf street
fltiug time aud place fnr the heaf
ing ~ iho owuers OF sall property cons
rtfuIug same. ar1 directing thr CTS
Secretary 200 give uotio, 90 said hearing
HH required h1 fhe Charter aud Orii.
nanrea ~ thc Cifr Of Corpus Christi
nnd toe iawa of the state ~ Tesis prr-
tanning thereto. ami declaring ll cmci.
gfncf
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20
OFFICIAL NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS
ON LOWER THE soRTH 1--WE OF PEOPLE
SOUTH LINE or mAhn sTHttT

ssefsiafy cofiu' thf' !" ID''1
puoe''n % "
MAn --o--n lo--- u--
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20
C1aSSifiedAdS
WANT TO suY

viii pay cash fof Ford huadstes
or five passenger. Come aud bring the
car
ECIfWAHI
1890 TIGER 49, mon. SOC
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20

WHEREAS The CHS Council of ihe
rlif Of 'ofpus ri.lsfi haa heretofore.
hf resolution Ordered fns Improvement
~ Lower North broadway from the
north line ~ Peoples street ta the south
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20

Nud the said property cwnen
trcnts or attorneys are thefelv' e.
tlN,l Go Doe and appear AZ ~
Council Chamber 90 the Ci'y ~ /.
tuc CIty of corpus christi
Cuuui, Texas. on the End day 2
a II 1859. az nino o'clock 9 p.
heauue 90 hc held before me ~. \,
mg hods ~ such city and w I.
tberr respectively 90 rfeseni ~
Htuons 10 ANY they have. or % ~
use slid assessments and pe's'n
hWty the regularity Of the ~ ~,
lne- with reference 60 the va
moats thc benefits Of sam ~ =.
meuts Go uen property ana az
matter with reference thereto
Wituss my hand and the ~. 4
Cly of Corpus CHRISTI lhis -
l8t OF June \ y 1911 ,,.s
,S.n D. 3 MULlhe
c.r Secretary o. the civ o. W
christi
A H....taaaR4qrt1
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20

WI
Mayor Of the City u CO...
g. j. MuLLlGAN. - clrns
city Secretary OF tine c,,v
christi " Cora.
Corpus Christi TEXAS h..
Tp TIRE MEMBERS ~ Y ~,
c cot. .,,,., on THE cry o % en- c.ll
Gentlemen
For the reasons SET forth -
gcncy c.auHe % the foresoIr- s,',F'
tion public cmoreency ~. irsk.
pcrati,e public ncccssi;, e.. = =
suspension OF the ohart., - r. y
uu.rement that no oriinsn.. =,
ton shall be passed fiuail, y. 'i'f.t
1 is introduced. and TIA, - ~
nance CO.. resolution shae - -.
three several meetings a. ~
Council therefore b.re, nv -
that sou suspend said ch,,.. ','.e
requirement and pass salt -
finliIY ON the date ii l. ir,e,.,.'' VA
20 The present meeting q the ~, !. =
council held THIS the 5ih day y ~, ~
a D. laif ~
hespectfutt
ROY Mil p.
Mator of the CITY u Comm. go ~.
THE chaltcr rule was susp-,',. W Z
th, following vote =
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20
ROOM AND BOARD

it0om and HOARD in uulet family on
south lflun u,tr the bay. address
box Il, rare caller tff
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20

The Caller has tho isrsa AZ,
must ~,mpleie news OF shs
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20
POSITION WANTED Male
AuLp WANTED MALE

WASTED Gen,mi dreoolr a,lt.
man thnt e1u sp,al, Ensush lnd spu.
h Musi 10, Hnnd n.e nlfe salesman
Eduufiu Ciul lHtrdp Teams Gt.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20

WANTED 10 RtN niglo-t wash price
paid for sacks. bcnrs ANA hotties. rub.
Der utgs. rope. junk ~ an kinds
schwnrB phonr ses, isaa Tigcr SO
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20

ron nENT show room 700 chapar.
rni street formerly occupied w Res
Theatre Inquire Jones Realty co. 500
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1917-06-20
NAME or PROPERTY
OWNER


So Z lrhreuu
.N klshrre D. ~ caldwell
and S. S Rankin fu-trc-
lur thr PRESBYTERIAN church
u Corpus thhstt lr,at
as q imnu
Nm nHhfrts
Nm Nnh,fta
Nueiun Nlmut Wo, .npr and
husband Willie Nnt.-n,r
inul~ Wiimnt ~u WI
mot iNhn Wlmpt ,eule .
Nilmut aud wIir N,t,lunH
Nilmnt nrllr Nilmut Sol
chr and husband Nm B.
9nlchci sam Wiluot. ,unul
nn uf the i-tatr nf lmu
and isu. Huduent mnuf
B lml, Wllmui knp ani
husband Mott. karp lnu
uau Mnrtu, Nltwlo Mat
tm, Nuo, Mtrtinr rem
nuj husband trhcnuo p,Vm
nphria Maritime tuillrn nul
husband Ramon tuIllrn ~
cont, MARITIME Drurlr Lar
/ drn,ttr and vito. ltnaD|n
Itdtn,ttr lfm Wimei
Lillian Ntlmh tN.ru
h,am and n tu'm rumpa-in,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
Bookkeeping

z. C. Wilson, So%-6 Security Bldg. su-
0ority on bookkeeping methods; makes
. speciality Of installing bookkeeping
pystems; special lessons Illustrating how
- open. keep and close mercantile books
eID0 how to form corporation and
handle corporation accounts II inter
Qetsd In clerical efficiency 4 phone Maple
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
STOCKS AND BONDS
In Answering Ads. Piesae Mention Times.

STOCKS AND BONDS
In Answering Ads. Piease Mention Timss.
"~------------~,-~-~~-~ ~
J.. T Lewis & Company.
Dealers In
OKLAHOMA OIL STOCKS
Room i06 Terminal Building.
Oklahoma City.
SELL FOLLOWING STOCKS DAILY;
Algonn OIL q Gas Co
BLACK PANTHER OIL A. GAS
Cosden oil n Gas
Diamond Gasoline
Enid Coop
Fox and Hounds
Great Western Petroleum
II
indianapolis OH 3 Gas
Keystone Consolidated on
LUCKY TIGER OIL & GAS
Morgan OH
National OIL
Ole OIL & Gas
Okla star on
Okmulsee 7 a r.
Princess OIL Co
Quadrangle Petroleum
Rosary oil 4 Gas Co
seduoyah on
Sinclair
Treasure state on Co
Uncle Sam
"
white Rock OH
WoMAN's RIGHT OIL a GAS
stock buyers are invited to
interview l.. Trevor Lewis
tos Terminal building
OklNhomA CITY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21

FEED ROME MEAL to your chickens
makes them healthy, makes them lay
For sale bv W N butcher, 40 W Second
.lMEI,AE lnown Leshorn hens, soc each
i0l W l3th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-07-21
RUBBER STAMPS AND SEALS
In Answering Adj. r,ess. Mention Tins.

u. X STAMP AND SEAL CO, i,s ives,
Grand Phone Wal asa
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-01-04
MORE BUNK LEGISLATION

1t would seem that every time q
Congressman or State legislator has
a tight squeak for election owing IN
a to newspaper publicity
that upon assuming Office he as once
introduces a bill to hedge about news
paper criticism in so effective a man
ner that the freedom of the press is
j~eopardied. The same rule also APP
plies to State legislatures, as may De
instanced by the Purity of Elections
monstrosity passed by the 1913 legis-
lature. But the case to which atten-
ton is called is the bill introduced In
the United States Senate the first of
the week. BY the terms Of the pro-
posed law, election betting and adj
vertising of betting odds would be
made a felony. and drastic provisions
are proposed with relation to political
advertising in newspapers and other
publications.
The bill provides hat any person
or corporation withdrawing or threat
ening to withdraw patronage, adver-
Using or otherwise, from any %publica-
ton for the purpose of influencing its
attitude, shall be guilty of a felony.
Newspapers or periodicals charging
for political advertising in excess of
normal commercial advertising rates,
or refusing non-libelous political ad-
vertisements offered at such rates
when it opens its columns to other
political advertising, would be denied
the use of the mails for thirty days.
Further, the measure provides that
no publication shall publish g%ratul-
tously any political matter during a
campaign except that written by its
own employees, unless the matter is
signed by the real name of the author,
and that no political advertising mat
ter intended to influence an election
shall be published unless marked IS
paid Advertising Matter" with the
name of the candidate or committee
presenting it attached.
Should a few more bills of this char
acter be enacted into laws, it will be
necessary for every newspaper in the
country to employ a lawyer by the
year as copy reader.
The silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1909-1925, 1917-01-04
NEVADA NEWSPAPER MEN
LAUGH AT DIFFICULTIES

Getting out a newspaper under diff
culties is exemplified by the Tonopah
Times, which appeared last week as
one sheet, four columns on each side.
Evidently the good old job press was
called on for service. Well, most of
us have been there; and, while SYM
pathizing with Garside. we also ap-
plaud his pluck in getting his paper
to press despite all obstacles. because
we know what difficulties he had to
overcome.
The Reno papers both had a wild
time of it in the flood of February.
1907. and those who were connected
with them at the time will recall what
a task it vas to get the papers on the
streets. Probably the greatest diff
Guilty in that respect, however, was
experienced by the Goldfeld Tribune
at the time of the ~cloudburst a few
years ago. Without light, without
light, without power and with hardly
enough type to set a few lines by
hand, the linotypes had to be used.
They were worked by hand power
that's a factI-and the job press, built
for operation by electric power, was
worked by the pressman himself, who
turned the power wheel until ready
to drop. But the Tribune got out it's
edition-somewhat late, to be sure.
but out, just the ~same.-[Reno Ga
cite.