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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17
Eagerly Await
Results of Aggie Contest
Kendall's Chance Against
Sooners Will Be Indicated
by Today's Game.
SQUAD LEAVES THIS MORNING
Local Players in Greatest Con-
dition for Struggle Since
Season Opened.

Sixteen in number tie Henry Ken
DAN football squad departs this morn
ing for saltwater. the scene of their
rrst game this year with a state in
stitution, when they clash with the
Farmer gridsters. Hopes were high
last night among both players and
coaches for it is no secret they believe
they can trim the Aggies in the meet
Ing today.
Realizing that they are in the best
condition for the clash with the Far
mers that they have been this year
fans Of the locals predict a surprise
in their showing this afternoon. This
Will he the first game that Gale one
of the most powerful players on the
team, is in fit shape to do his part.
I'd u lewis at, at Center. ,
recent development OF Lewis and Ma
lone in the backfield has allowed Cap
tain Allen to be placed at his old po-
sition at center. Aliens return to the
pivotal place is expected to strengthen
the line OF the offence. Young, who
also has been out with sore hand
will be back at guard, while League
end Wilcox will start at tackle and
guard. Arhuckle will be found at
left end.
The coaches have confined their
attention principally to strengthening
the defensive playing Of the team all
Ia -.
this department in the game here last
Saturday. Encouraged by their hand
ling of the forward passes in the last
game even greater showing is cX-
pected by the Presbyterians at Still
water today.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17

Machinists Notice--Special meeting
Sunday, November IS, 2:30. All mem
bers are requested to be present. r.
A. Mcintyre, presidept.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17
OWEN UNDECIDED ON
LINEUP OF 'SOONERS
Injuries of Deacon and Brown
May Keep Them Out of
Arkansas Game.
Special TO The World.

SpeciAl 10 Ihe W orld.
NORMAN. okla, Nov. 16.-rhere
are Just about as many "ifs" 10 be
used in predicting the lineup Of the
University OF Oklahoma team NJ Fort
Smith Saturday as there are places ori
the team. The strong University or
Arkansas team will bc the Sooner on
ponents in the contest.
II Dcacon's ankle Is sufficiently
healed the 1872 ppund demon will
play right tackle. II he has To- stay
on the sidelincs. McGlothlin may he
shifted TO that tackle and Cary at
McG,othlin's Guard.
II Browns shoulder is strong enough
he viii play left guard. II II Is not.
Cary win be used 1t that guard.
II scither Brown nor Deacon get
into the lineup, Cary will be used az
left guard along with light at left
Wrkle, McGiothlin will stay IN his
own place at right guard and Boyle
viii lie moved from the backfield 20
right tackle.
II Abbott removes his Scholastic de
fiCiancy, he VIII play right half with
McDcrmott NJ left half. II Abbott is
barred from jhe game, Eoyle Will play
left hllf II he is not used in the line
and If he Is used at tackle Graham Will
start 1t left half.
If Graham does not start ~ lef' halt,
he will lac saved for substitute quarter
TO nc scnt in ,if Iustef gc'i wohbly ~
is injured. Lustcr's great fault Is
lack cf hcalwurk. he locs not seem
To use good judgment in calling PLAYS.
Davis w:'s tried at that part Of the
same rnd found wanting, Graham will
be second choice now.
liechtold wlll start at c"ntcr and
DAVIS at fullback with Douglas IN
reserve for center. Bc'htold would he
shifted to fun IL Davis Is injured. Nc
turdy will bo one reserve lincman and
Hunter another. Chradle ard Shaw
will constitute the reserve halfhacks.
Durant and Ross Johnston will star.
ut ends with Haskell ana Smith in
reserve.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17
BarrOU Would Suspend.
international League

CHICAGO. Nov. l6.-Edward G..
Barrow of New York, president of
the International league, said tonight
that II left to his decision he would
recommend the suspension OF the
league for at least n year when the
club owners meet in New York on
December 10. The organization. he
said, made no money last season and
with war conditions becoming more
serious the prospects for 1918 are
anything but bright.
Barrow revealed that the proposed
new circuit which failed to materialize
at the Louisville meeting was to be
called the Continental league.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17
NEBRASKA IS FAVORED
IN TODAYS CONFLICT
Cornhuskers Have Only Ac-
cepted Defeat at Hands of
Michigan Eleven.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1G.-Footba!i
In the Missouri valley conference will
reach its height tomorrow and the
championship honors will have been
decided definitely when the timel eeper
ends the last period of the Kansas
Nebraska game at Lawrence. Kan
sas earned the honor OF being n con-
tcstant for the conference title by
her elimination of Amcs and the Kan
sas AGgics, while Nebraska comes into
the contest by her heavy numilia-
ton of the Missourans-a team de-
feated- by both the Kansas Aggies
and Amcs.
The Nebraskans have only two Mis-
souri, valley games on their ,chedule
and the conflict tomorrow with the
kansans Will place the Nebraska
school either at the top of the confer
once averages or eliminate IL entirely.
However, the Nebraska eleven goes
into the games as Il favorite. The
kansans have a heavy, fast team, but
have played with large element OF
luck in their favor while the
Nobraskans have seen as many diff
ferent brands of football as the coun-
try affords and have accepted only the
defeat of Michigan.
To the south OF the conference Ar
kansas, with an untlrnished record
for the season, will go against the
oklahoma university at Fort Smith.
Past performances give the Arkansans
the preference. Henry Kendall will
meet the Oklahoma Aggies at Still
water. Neither team can be con-
ceded an advantage.
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Indians md Giants to
Make Tour in Spring

CLEVELAND, ohio. Nov. 1G.-The
Cleveland American league team will
play n series of exhibition games with
the New York Giants, champions OF
the National league, during the latter
part OF the 1913 training trip In the
south.
The Cleveland team will train at
New Orleans, while the Giants will
get their preliminary work at Marlin,
Texas. The two teams will meet at
Dallas and play there and at Houston,
New Orleans. Memphis and Chatta-
nooga. The dates for the games have
not been designated.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17

Consumers Paint & Paper Co, Flat
Wall Paint. s2.25 per gallon.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17
King Albert ERtertGins
American COngressmen

BRITISH FRONT IN BELGIUM
Nov. l6.-The party OF American CON
gressmen and distinguished private
citizens who are visiting the western
front were received and entertained
yesterday at tea by King Albert Of
Belgium. The honor was doubly ap-
preciated because the day was the
kings birthday.
The visitors left this afternoon for
England. Representative Goodwin Of
Arkansas was one of the party.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17

Dallas was given the decision on .
foul In the thirteenth round by
scheduled twenty round bout with joe
Rivers OF Los Angeles here last night.
Rivers, who was being severely pun
ished, struck Waugh In the groin with
his knee. Waugh collapsed and Ref
cree Bcseley awarded the fight to him.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17

Waugh Wins on Foul.
SILVER CITY. N. NJ. Nov. 10
Bobby Waugh, lightweight boxer of
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17
Yukon Wins From Hinton.

YUKON. Okla. Nov. I6.-Yukon
high school defeated the Hinton high
school today by a score OF 81 TO 7.
Yukon outplayed Hinton In every
stage OF the game. Hinton scored on
forward pass. The stars of the game
were Cox on the defense and Kelly
and Sullivan on the offensive.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-17

for Colson, McWilliams for Shurtlif.
Sterling for Hendricks, Avery for
Cramer, Bass for Roop, Mccullough
for Brownfield. Simpson for McCul-
Tough; Haskell: Maywright for Rey-
nolds, Rousche for McCarty.
Touchdowns-Hopping 10, Woods
2, Hendricks 2.
Goals-Roop 2, Cramer. Hopping.
Officials-Mefford (Chicago), ref
cree, Springer, umpire.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-20
FoRKs Ga HURRICANE.

Our community was turned into
mourning and grief WHOM the cold bap-
near of death waved through our midst
and claimed foI its victor our beloved
friend and sister, Jotue Carroll, age %
years and eleven months. Eottie was a
kind and generous hearted girl ana
loved by all who knew her She always
had kind words for whom she CHANGED
to meet. Lottie leaves a host of friends
in this community and was devoted
christian, was converted and baptized
when she was quiet young. joining the
Protestant church While our hearts
are bereaved for one we loved so we'll
we realize our loss is heavens eternal
gain, for we know the one that planteth
the rose cutteth the bud and we believe
that the flower of our heart will bloom
fair in Paradise.
Lottie was daughter of William
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-20
Is CENTS DESTROYS
YOUR DANDRUFf and
STOPS falling HAIR
SAVE YOUR HAIR MAKE 1T THICK
WAvY AND BEAUTIFUL
TRY THIsl

Thin. brittle, colorless and scraggy
hais is mute evidence of neglected
scalp; of dandruff-that awful scruf.
There is nothing SO destructive to
the hair as dandruff. 1t robs the hair
of its lustre, it's strength and its very
life; eventually producing a feverish-
ness and itching of the scalp, which II
not remedied causes the hair roots to
shrink, loosen and die-then the hair
falls out fast. A little Danderine to-
night-now-any time-will surely
save your hair.
Get a 25-cent bottle OF Knowlton's
Danderine from any drug store or toilet
counter, and after the first application
your hair will take on that life, lustre
and luxuriance which is so beautiful II
will become wavy and fluffy and have
The appearance OF abundance an incom-
parable gloss and softness; but what
will please you most will be after just
a few weeks use, when you will ac-
tually see lot OF fine. downy hair
new hair-growing all over the sralp.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-20

gems in Kentucky have known most
OF the old citizens for fifty years--the
Davidsons, tho Kounses, Hamiltons.
Bolts. Rifles. Taylors. Fannins. Ha-
gems. Stuarts and Others too numerous
TO mention. This is a most prosper
Gus and fine neighborhood. Southern
Methodist Baptist and Holiness denom-
nations. 1t has changed greatly in last
two years for then a great many young
men went by here drunk, hallooing.
racing horses and machines and have
not seen a drunk person or any horse
racing or auto racing since have been
here, over a week. Grass all over the
hills and valleys beautiful and a fine
lot of fine young cattle and fine horses
and mules. Two churches In sight OF
Coles home, and both have good con.
gregations. Rev. Harris is the preach
er on the Grassland circuit.
Peachtrees are almost in bloom.
We enjoyed fine old fashioned din
ner at widow Cole's-Dolph's widow.
She is a fine cook although 73 years
old,
We attended Sunday school and
church and had a good practical SER
mon and fine little Sunday school.
On Sunday we took dinner with Broth
err and Sister Chiffon Davis. She was
the grand daughter OF old Philip
Strother. Southern Methodist minis
ter. II was a fine birthday dinner for
me as on Thursday the 18th | will be
n years old and they are my friends
and neighbors and she Is the backbone
of the Southern Methodist church here
on the Grassland circuit and may our
God keep them and these people on
East Fork we'll and happy and good, is
the prayer of.
UNCLE TIP MOORE,
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C. B. STUART,
Argentnnl, Ky.


ty near Wilsondale on the Twelve Pole
side and below Kermit on the Tug river
side. Cabell, Lincoln, Logan and Min.
go are marching out in front. Law
renee and Boyd counties, Ky, are NOV
ing in the same direction. What are
the people of Wayne county going to
dor Are we going to sit idly by anG
allow neighb6rs all around US to take
these needed improvements News
DIR. Romans, pr. Keesee and DR.. Tay-
Tor have been designated by the coun-
Gil OF Wayne as a board OF health 1t
is expected that the state laws will he
rig!dly enforced.
n. W. Curry of the Second W. va.
regiment who has Just returned from
the border service in Mexico was vis-
iting his father in law, Or G. r. Bur
CESS, last week
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-20
GARNER, BOYD COUNTY, Ky.

Wife and are at VIII Coles on East
Fork, beautiful little stream, begin
ming three miles above the town OF
Greenup. runs through Greenup and
Boyd counties and borders on the line
OF Carter county 10 Lawrence county,
through Lawrence county TO within five
miles Of Webbville, the best part Of
these lower counties and the finest
large bottoms OF land, fine cattle. horses
md mules and some OF tho hest cltl-
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-20

and Maggie Carroll of Hewlett station
She hos been making her home at Free
Massie's and his mother for three year,
at the Forks or Hurricane, and will b,
greatly missed in their home and thl,
community.
Gone beyond the darksome river
Only left - by the way.
Gone beyond the night forever
Only gone to endless day.
Gone to meet the angel faces
Where our lovely treasures are
Gone awhile from our embraces
Gone within the gates ajar.
There's a sister, there's a brother
Where our lovely treasures are
There's father, there's mother
Gone Within the gates ajar.
one by one they 80 before u.s.
They are fading like the dow,
But we Know they are watching
DER US,
They the good, the fair, the true.
a FRIEND.
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MARTHA.

Mr.. and Mrs Charley Holbrook was
visiting their sister, Mrs Foster Fer
guson Saturday
Miss Hester Gambill was the over
night guest Of Misses Carrie and Gret-
tie Holbrook Saturday
Miss Carrie Holbrook was the guest
OF Mrs. Proctor Sparks Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs, j. c. Holbrook were
calling on Merida Gambill recently.
There seems to be reviving inter-
est in the Sunday school at this place.
II Is hoped this interest will be mani
tested throughout the spring and sum
mer months. Emory L. Holbrook, SUI
perintendent.
AN UNCLAIMED JEWEL.
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Chaftin to buy him,
Rex is registered by the Percheron
Society Of America as No 1850 For
particulars OF his pedigree address
Wayne pinsmore Of the society, Union
stock Yards, Chicago, sending stamp
for reply
He is licensed at s15 for living colt
Any. one owning and breeding more
than one marc this season will be
charged SIS for first colt and $40 for
each Of the others, I authorize no one
70 make different terms.
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KENTUCKY TESTIMONY.

Louisville, Ky.-"I have been so well
satisfied with DR.. Pierces Pleasant
Pellets that | am more than glad TO
recommend them. They have been n
family standby for fifteen years. My
husband cures severe headaches with
them. ] have used them myself for the
purpose advertised and they are wholly
reliable, pleasant and efficient, have
given them TO al my four children and
the results have been for their benefit
in every way."-Allls. Jog RAYMospi 81
n. 18th st.
DIR. Pierces Pleasant Pol &, the best
laxative and liver regulator, for cons
stipation, biiousucss and headache,
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came TO n pinch Whom GernbuT need
"a materials from AtuerifM Desperate
| Isl then the Krhpp Lnieroeis did what
the Allies did thcy sent hip ovfr g.
America to gct snpplioss'
German People Ware Never Teld
But the German people were peiei'
told that these supplies were war SUP
plies The German people were never
informed that tie Deutschland WAs
owned and controlled rs Krapr Al.
fred Lohmann who WIS president o.
the German ocean Navigation con-
pany. the lirupp dummy posed ~ tbs
originator Of the submarine ,dc,t As II
matter 81 fact. no had nothing 10 d.
with the designing or building ~ M
Deutschland The NorthGcrman LLOYD
Company, WHICH 3 owned almost en-
tirley by Krupp WAS used "a anothe
dummy These dummies WIRE appoint
ed hs much for this German public a.
TO deceive the American people
After The Deutschland made us rr8t
trip and returned ! wrht . SEQ ll saiI
up the mouth - the Weser 10 Bremen.
That night ] saw members 81 Inv crcv
coming from n dinner NJ the Rathuls
cafe The next dly stvcni OF them
reported personally "a the Nayy Intol
Iigence Department ~ the Admiralty 81.
Berlin. They hbd made sopudings huo
reports on American waters ouia,d
Baltimore Tor the aka Of other aubina
rines, Including the sea nurdefeiA o..
caso war came. and it would be pos
siblc for Germany IS send sAbmHiBt
10 the United States Cor offensive pNr
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-20
WAYNE. WEST VA.

DIR. Reese, Lat Crum, C. w Fer
guson and others are working on a plan
to enlist a company of Wayne comfy
boys for the army, The idea we think
is good one. We hope that when re-
cruiting is commenced that ii will not
take many days to make up the com
rany. About 112 will be required
Rufus Roster of this county was
elected clerk of the federal grand jury
at the recent term held in the city of
Huntington. When the state wants eff
ficient men for positions Wayne coun-
tains are generally selected.
S. j Vinson, grandson of the late S.
j. Ferguson will soon open up a mine
on the estate of his grandfather He
has recently purchased a considerable
portion of the estate and will operate
mines himself.
Mr.. Ninson mas purchased the store
at that point and Is farming on.a large
scale.
Postmaster w. 3. Spurlock has been
advised by the Post Office Department
that the Wayne office has been made
an International Money Order office
dating from the second of April He
Is authorized to sell orders for prac-
tically all foreign offices and pay or
ders written at foreign offices.
Mr.. Russell Rucker and Miss Marie
Mosser surprised their many friends by
slipping quietly over to Ironton an. i
getting married Saturday
Not even the close relatives had any
thought of the affair coming off so
suddenly. I
Mingo county will soon vote upon d
proposition to bond the county for one
million dollars for hard roads. The
roads when built will touch our coun-
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ms! Na!!s:s,.S..HlijoIk&N6Shl
~. 80 ony lcealraI Tlma.l
Effective Nov. q. 1914.

AtNtef
No 81 rs .. m. Daily For Kcnoyn
ironton. Portsmauth. Cincinnati. cot
unipuA Pullman aieepers 70 clncln-
matt, Chicago ana Columbus. Comes.
Ton via CHICAGO and ST Louis Tor ~.
West aud Northwest
no. l5-=l 90 ., m. Daily For t,oInrn.
phs, Cincinnati and Intermediates ata-
upns' Pullman Sleeper. CAFE ca q
columbus Connects az Cincinnati ana
Columbus Tor points West.
Ly 2iou a. M, Daiiy-isor wlIlmm.
son Weleh. blueaeld, Roanoke. Tynoh.
eufs' Norfolk. Richmond. puliman
SloeperH. Cafe Car.
l;bb p m, Daily For Williamson
Neich, Hlgeaeld, Roanoke. Norfnik
,aShmond Pullman Sleeper 70 Nor
Train leaves Konova $3.50 n. M
paiiy Tor Williamson. via Wayne ana
leaves kenova e.46 ,. M, for Por,.-
mouth aud local stations. and ieave.
Nehova $500 q. m. Daily for Coiuubo.
and local stations.
For nun Information apply 10
W. 3. 9EvlLL, Pass. Traft No,
W. c. SAUNDERS, oenL Pa, A..
noANokE' VA.
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mon may select.

his get Mr. NJ. NJ. Charm. Of pa
taskla, Licking CO, o., bought him
from Mr.. Glenn on accountof his breed
ing qualities. You can see the signif.
icance Of this when you understand
that Mr. Chafftl is one of the gentle
men that Or, Hartman used to seud 70
France to import Percheron horses, aud
that owing to his excellent knowledge
Of the merits Of draft horse he is Sc
lected as one OF the judges of drafters
in his and adjoining county fairs. 1t
was the colts of Rex that induced Mir.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-20
OLD TIMES AND NEW
COMPARATIVE COST,

A Western farmer drove into town
the other day 90 get an old fashioned
article "a buggy ard the salesman at
tho implement store showcd him ono
at $40.
Talk about the high cost OF living.
the farmer Erumhled n can fomsmber
that my father bought buggy cxactls
like that for S6O.twcnty years ago.
The salesman remembered the sale.
too. and no responded qulctly:
"Ynlr father turned in 800 bushels O,
corn TO pay for H. Now. IN do better
hy YOU than I aid by your fnther. You
bring in your 300 bushels OF corn anu
I'll lot you pick out this list"
And the salesman wrote down:
one 500 buggy
One $50 wagon
One $50 suit OF clothes.
One $40 dress.
one 50 baby dress.
One S. crib.
One SO box Of cigars.
81 worth Of sugar.
f1.50 worth Of coffee.
81 worth OF tea
$40 worth OF gasoline
$3.50 worth OF lubrloating oil
The total figure $24O, the value OF tho
900 bushels of corn 1t had taken to buy
a 800 buggy 20 years before, The farm
er climbed back into his motor car.
Il guess haven't got any kick com
ing on the high cost Of living he said.
send out that $40 buggy" Kansas
CITY Star.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-20

The above cut represents Rex at 5.
He is now and is much better de-
veloped. His weight is above 1000, just
right to breed to our little mares.
Rex was raised by Mr.. w c. Glenn,
of McConnelsville, Morgan-co., o.
In a letter to me and dated Novem-
Der 2. 1915, Mr.. Glenn, speaking OF
Rex, says, "He is fine breeding horse.
1t was one of his colts that took first
at our county fair this fall, and there
were eleven entries; and he got first
last fall as a breeder showing five Of
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-20

weaknesses and diseases oil
their delicate, feminine structure.
They have found in DR.. Picrcc's Favor
ito Prescription the one unfailing remedy
which heals feminine weaknesses at their
yery source. This marvellous "Prcscrip-
ton" restores absolute health TO the
internal organism; stops liberated con-
ditions, gives elastic strength 70, the sup
porting ligaments, vitality TO. the nerve
centers, and complete womanly vigor TO
the entire constitution.
Il is the perfect forti6er and regulator
ne every critical period from tho time
when they merge into womanhood until
the 0change Of life" II Is tho one medi..
cine which makes motherhood sale and
almost free from pain.
The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1917-04-20

have houses and 10 vacant lots In
Oak View near South Ashland. For
further Information call on me. n.
H. NJ. FISCHER, ASHLAND, Ky.
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FOR sALE,-About So a. water.
pasture, wood. ~ a. In meadow, house
Insured for $4,000. Special price and
terms 10 right party, must be a farm
err and live on the place. Address K.
BIG SANDY NEWS.
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OH leases for sale at this office.