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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
An Aged Industrial Hero.

Tho meuaI OF the ORDER OF the Btu
ish Empire has been conferred on
Thomas Harper. an industrial hero. AT
the age OF 72 he had retired and gone
to live In Australia. When the war
broke out he returned TO England
and went to work In munition fac
tory. For two years he has, 1t is
stated. actually done the work OF two
men" once he tainted at his task,
but resolutely refused TO give up. say
ing he would never rest while his
ccuntrymen at the front needed
shells.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
ADVANTAGES OF
MOTOR CARS SEEN
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
factory service with extremely low
operating costs, for although the cost
OF production has materially ad-
vanced. the cost of current has not In
creased, and the simple mechanism
OF the electric" affords the uttermost
ease of operation with the minimum
OF trouble and repairs. and is wor-
thy successor to the horse. The cleo
tric vehicle section. national electric
light association, IN advised that an
electric farm tractor has been built
by the agricultural engineering di-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04

must be adopted and that much more
labor saving and time saving machin-
cry must be utilized"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04

For all ordinary driving you use the
Loafng Range consuming about
half the fuel required in most cars OF
this size and power. You get per-
formance of rare dash, smoothness
and Aexibility.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-04
SALIENT FEATURES: The New REQ
quarter Ton "Hurry-up" Wagon

TIMKEN BEARINGs-except transmission
FLOATING bearings Accessible
changeable
Starting Lighting System Where
you ind equipment n a price?
n parts-bearngs,
shafts, This REQ safety factor
stability
CLUTCHREo MADE multiple dry type. proof
VIII hold
pile Two sets, both acting hub drums
ONE ROD CONTROL REQ automobiles
to OF
chassis,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
NIT mubtc or lid porldufig sufrieocn

nit mubte or it'd porldl,fie sufrieoctl
geben.
gr begitiigte iif aIio bonlit. ibre
Suito an icine 2ippen 5it fihren.
Sic brben mid iebr sliidlid &c.
madt, Sris," iagte er. oSie mnrcit
Dos ein5ise, mas mir 5li meinem
Slid nod feblte, unb Sic lperocn
balb merfen, bab Sic SIRE Sartb lei.
iem ltnOorfburen gcreid)t babcn."
Sris erniberte nid,ts. Sic mar
am gnbe ibrer Groft. Gur ciu
@lilid, bcicclte iic ictt, er moge lie
oIlein Iuiien. gr idicn lire 8eballs
fen errutfrn al lNrbcn.
SD mcrbc Sybrem @ntcr mo
Sbrem 9ribcr icst bic groBe gteuis-
felt briipcn," iagtc err. vScbr iibcrs
raibt wcrbcn lie nlht iein, bas
fonittc ia ein 3inb merfen, buB ih
Sic liebe."
sd oanfe Inen" mar Giles, fpus
lie antlpprtcn fonntc.
MlS CT fortgegangen par, larf lie
oif eiren Stltbl uro legte Den aopf
ailf SEN Gid. Sbr Sirn bdnnmcrte.
Sic iltd,tc lid MN in allcr Rltbc FLAIR
81 MAIDEN, boB lie oemnGdit Spibers
6rml mcrocn miirbc.
Gin Sd,m,oer burd)rieIcltc ibret
35rper. Sic ioute &pienau p%erlai.
len, fif bon ibrem @ater uno 9rltocr
ireuucn, Inn forton Die 0elellltart
zines Spiser uno ielner Sdmeiter i'll
tbeilen. Ser cine 8ebaufe troItete
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02

Stitoi1nn 81 itiirsen. Sd neroe ein
multerbofter il1nger Wann lcin."
| SD oanfe Dir, Wiai," rief lie.
gr itabm lie plotlid) int sic arne,
orildtc JIG bcftig an iid) uio fiiBtc lie.
1aun ~itiir5tc CT sur Sbiir binails. Sic
Ionte leine nlfiteigenben Ebrlnen
nidt icbcn.
Ger abid,ieb oieies oenfipiiroigen
Cages p~erIief in Hoiei,nl icbr it'll.
Nah Dem a~benoeiicn iaben allc brci
pie geDobnlih I'M @ohn5immer.
Wiai lat fortlpGbreltb nad) Sris BIN
itbcr. Mllf Ieillem @efitt Ing dngit-
lthcr unb 5tp~eifclbaftcr Iusbrltd.
abcr iie crmiocrte ielncn Bid intmter
wieocr nit einem freunSlidJen Sd.
d,elr. Zen gart5en a6enb iagte lie
it'd, Dor: sd babe bieie beioet ge.
rcttet. @us gilt meine eigene Slid.
ieligfcit, Dentl id, tic eliiflih meiB2"
Sic itieg enolid tooesmatt IN tbr
3inlmer bilrdlif Inn lid our Hitbe 3i
bcgcben. Mu Sd)lafeu ipur nid)t 81
ocnfcn. Obne oab tie es lpoLte, febr-
TEN ibre @eoanfeu iortapabreno 81,
Siirit 9crresbefm 5uriid. $40 modte
or mpbI iebt meilen? @as lpiirbe ct
wpDI iaser, ipci,n er Dorte, oaB Tie
Den Banter Spiscr beiratbete. gu.
lest ficl lie III eiilen u%nritbigen
SGjlui. Sic trGumte, bob Der Shirt
in Afrito mar uno oaB lie bel ibm
mar, nm ibm 81 iagen, mas lid, ereig-
net batte. aber 10 iebr lie lid alld
Wtiibe CAB, lie fonnte iid ibm nibt
perItdnolid) mad)en. Sic periubte
gan5 Iart Su ipreden, aber fem Con
fam aus ibrer aebe. Oariiber mar
lie 10 per5weifelt, 0aB lie i'm Sf)laf
ipelnte.
slm anoern Morgen reiite @ini
idon friib ab; Sris brod)te i'm our
9abn.
sd peroe mid illlr nod einiee,
@ofeu in bieiem itellbliden Berlin
allrbalten. Alio CRANE Did nift,
mein fleines Stupelterden, bolb bin
ib mieoer bel Dir"
Sris ibludb3te ber5brebenb. SIR
mar, oils 1penll Dos leste Stiiffen
Sonnerfdein ans ibrem 2cben Der.
idppinoeu woIte uno tie nun ga,l5
ciitlam un0 perlallen mare.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
%. &apitcl.

Iic @Iriel maren geialen. Spieer
batte ibr Sanort. llnb III ieiu faltcS
IrorreS 8eiidt fam 2cben. Or trat
aui iie 3u, I'm lie ju unlnrmer, aber
in benz @eii6t bes iullsel Wdbderls
Lag elm ieltiamcr alrsorut, Der i'm
%3uriidbielt. Seinc allsaeitredtell
Mrnae iielcn wieoer berob. Gr iab lie
unihliiiiia All. Gr par 81 flug, UNI
lie id)on icst fopiid,ell 81 MAIDEN. Sic
bate lbnl ia ai,h nid)t gelogt, Dab lie
i'm liebte. ionoern ibm einiad) per.
iprohen, leine 5rou 81 ,pcroen; oa'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
"a. aaphel.

Muf gila Sidtengrinrb ging es bo9
ber. Spiser botte gleih in Den eriteit
Eagen ieine 8erlobung nit iSr1lllein
Sris BON SoIitein o~erofientlidJt. 0u
CT elm iebr befannter @eihdftsmann
mar unb in ben eriten areiien Der
febrte, regnete es 8liif,piinide bon
alien Seiten. Seben Gag batte er
cine Wenge geiuhe al e%r1pibern; or
mar in ~roiiglter 2aune unb oaB er
oieien nifyt gan5 leid)ten Sieg errll.t.
gen bate, erbobte iein Selblrbemubt-
iein. 9llsd) Sris befam 8eiii6 allS
Ser Nafburihaft. 8r1ftn Winter.
item, @aronin Srnsberg uno piele an
bere Gamen f,rbren bel 8iaa Eoienalt
Dor, Inn SrIs mrf bas berdliddte 5u
begliifpiinife Sris empfing ale
nit Dem Mathematician 8eiidt unb
erawungenen 2aheln, bas lie ieit Die.
ier 0erIobung lid onselpobnt bate.
Spiser tpollte our Seier bes greignil-
les cine groBe Seitlitfeit geben. 60
3iemlih oieielben 2eltte, Die bel Dem
2iebeniteini6en Diner anneieno ma.
rem, iplrben bierbei eingelaben. Ser
ganfier lieB Die grnBartieiten 0or.
b~ereitungen treffen benin oieies Set
iollte elm greigniB tperoen. Mm Wor.
gen oieies Cages bat1e er ieiner grallt
elm foitbares Yerlenbalsban6 gelonot,
baS lollte iie anl abeno al Der Soi.
lette, meldr er ibr ihon porber aus
Yaris batte fomnlen laiien, traeen.
Der Mbcnb fam beran llno cine emo.
loIe Heibe BON Wagen iubr in Sid.
tenarltno Dor. lleber Die Stufen Der
groben Sreitreppe rmren rotbe Sail.
Ter %gelporfen. Srnnsparente uno
eleftrilhe 2ampen belelid)teten Die
Saiiaoe oes itattlid)en Shloiies. 9ie
@ditc marcu if)on beirale alle Der.
iammelt, ober SriS mar nod nid)t
erid)icnen. Gin @efiibl Der Muf.
re9rng batte iih Der gar5en @eiel.
id)uft bemddytigt. Srau bon Hitt.
boiell nit ibren fleiuerl blibenben Iu.
gen lief Don einem Siim anoern ilno
riei fortp1brenb: %, lie lit ihur.
mant unb mie gliidlih madr lie mel.
nen 9rliber!"
.9ieier faltber5ige @goiit," mein.
ten Die Serren, ais fie bon Dem Wann
iprod)cm oeiien 3igorren lie raudten
ullb oeiien @eine lie tronfen.
Sic mnlB bob cine tleinc Seud,-
lerin ieirL" meinten Die SumlelL ais
lie BON SriS ipradscn. Ia bot lie
MN falt mo unnubbur getbon lple
cine auiieriu."
sd bGtte es nitt gcglaubt," fiji.
iterte @rafin Winteritein ibrer Iah.
barin Su. v@ie fonnte es linn nur 10
ifnel gelingeu, oieies lnldpdoige
&imb berum5ufrirecn? @ar ibr @i.
oeritono mlr cine aom0bie2"
Ger abeno idritt Dor uno Sris
licb iif nod INNER nid)t lebelk INN
Die sSriidJtc ibres Srilimp6es eit5ll.
beinlien. Tie @dite mat)ten permlll.
berte @eiifter uno Der SauSberr
Wltrbe Grecrlib. gr ing an fomiih
5u lperben.
Gnolid, ais Die @cicaibaft I'M
aroBeu Salon id,on langit Den 9bee
einsenommen bate. belt Sris. Don
ibrcm Batter gefiibrt, tbren Gin5ug.
Sic mar bleib mo folt, unideineno
rubia unb bielt Die 9Ligen 81 gooen
9eienft. lin BEN Sals bate lie Die
foitbore E~erlenfette, Ole elm gcrmo.
gen reprdlentiertc. Su Der tSanO
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02

lie, oaB ibr Batter in ser 9tabe blieb
urb baB lie ibn oiters wiiroe iebeil
fonnen. So, lie polte iif fiir ibre
2iebcn oltfopfern. GltbIih ging lie
biuoui in ibr 3immer. Ils lie einen
9Iid in ben Spiegel mari, erlbruf lie
Dor lid ielbit. @or lie oas iuirflid?
'In Der Ibir flopfte es. Sic fubr
nit Scr Sattb nah DEM Ser5ell, oenn
lie glallbtc, es tpdre Spiser. Iber
nein, es mar @iui.
,Sris!" ricf er bolb erldrodei1,
bolb erfreut. SIT es mubr, mas id)
ioeben bon Spiser borc?"
ste itano NIT Dem Niiden qegeit
Dos 2itt gebrebt u1b 10 fpnnte err ibr
@eiiht nid,t eertaii ieben, ionit niiroe
err npbl geleien baben, mas BARN
itanb.
,Sa, es lit mabr, @iai," iaste Tie.
limo lie gerparm es irber lid, 81
ldheln.
ySdDn," iaste er, lid bin gan5
bofi. Die Sade bat lid, mobl in mel
ner gbspeienbeit entipifelt9"
.Sa," iaste lie, lin Seincr abrpe.
lenbeit."
Wiai cling nit groBen Sdritten
I'M 3immer AMI lno ab. 90 gang
lpobl ipar ibn babel bob nidbt 81
Wlltbc.
piles in allem lit Spiser ia fem
unangenebmer Dtenld, er bat lid bis
iest bon Der beiten Seite se5eist. gr
lit elm gutmiitbiger Wenib. Ilio-
mas ib Dir nod iagen moate, id)
folnme, mn Dir 81 gratulicren."
yGanfe Dir, 8illi," iagte lie leiIe.
Or lit natiirlid) 9einer niht
pertb. Ou biit ia bel 81 idaoe fiir
i'm. Sb piiBte ~irberbaupt feiuen, Der
Ieiner miiroig Dare. IuBer--" Gr
1tpfte.
llro Sris obitte, melden Nanten CT
bate n%isipred)en mollen.
Oh mirit lebr reid meroen,
SSris," ling er wicoer an. Or miro
Dir ieoen Wilnih bon ben glugen ab.
leiell. oenn er lit san5 ndrriih Dor
Sreltbe."
a1lnb Bapo2" fraste Sris Ieiie.
WiQi ladyte.
%, Napa lit iebr irob. Seine
2oune lit poqfommen mieOer bersc.
iteat. Spiser meinte itbrigens, Die
a(ngelesenbeit lpdre gar nid)t 10 Der.
fabren. Wit nrbieer lleberlesulM
fonute nod allies ms Sotb gebrod)t
peroen. Wie Ous nod moglif lein
fanu, periteGe i'd nift."
SriS peritauo mr. 5u wobl. Sic
mallbte Den aopf ab. Ger gruoer
ian lie cine Weile prilienb an. Ia
ging er uuf tie 5u nno ergriIi ibre
bciben 1anbe.
Sag nal. Sris, On bit ood1
gliiflib2 Du bait oas bod aus
frciem gntidIuB gctban."
Sbre Sippen 5itterten, aber lie lab
i'm feit III.
IA. WiQi id) babe es aus f~reienl
@ntihlnb %getban."
Gr lieB ibre Sdnoe faaen uno at)-
metc erleidytert Gui.
n8ott iei Cant" ia9te er, ~icst
bin ib gail5 ritbig."
Sic legte ibre Sanoe alf ieiue
Sbulter mno iab ibn bitte.lo al.
nytidt pabr, @ili, Oh mirit MIR
flciBig 5u 9einem Gramen arbeitsn
uno feline grtrouogan6en nlebr ma.
d)en2"
y@epiB, gcuiB," ermiberte CT
ettpus p%erlcgen. nWoreen reiie id)
rpieber 3uriid, UNI mid lpieoer ms
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
geben monte, un6 feitcr 1tmprebtcn
ieine SdnOe beim San5en Die ibren.
Sort esung foIgt.)
Ter fleiue Mniiffcnner.

.&urt". iaet Die WuiifIebrerin al
Dem aleiner. Der tttt ilben mag,
Ytpenn ale ainoer 10 tpenig ilbten ipic
bu. baum ipiirbe es ia ihlieBlidJ gar
feline Wliif ulebr aeberL unb ipie
mars bu alf Der Wcltl"
.Shpu it'll mars ba!" nntiuortetc
altrt ua6 eiuigcm Nndbenfeu tief
ii%ber5eugt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1917-08-02
Sd bin aus NeaOre, Sritiid)z
Subien,


unb nurbe BON beioniiden Gltern s~ebpreu.
3G pHrbe i'm iatDslijder Wtiitpns'sSaiien'
bans sr9ossn. 70 stbt SnnNsrts eon sin.
unier @rieitcr iast, baB bic Soften 70
id~iplertg ietfu tniDise bes arteges, .baR er
It'd pteleif,t gebiunngen icheu ma6 has
I 4 NJ ntdt belfeu?
Die fletnfte Dahc ptrb banfenb angr.
upmmcn unb mir iuerben perindjen, ale
8abeu bnourd Sn pergh.eu, ban MIR fir
nntere WpbltBdtsr btten. epld)t, BITE 5ebn
Collars toieie Summe getigt, nm Elm
9tno etn gan5eS Sahr lang 81 ucrpilesen)
gsben, f1nncn ben Wantcn, beitimmen, ben
has atnb bel Der Sanie erbnlten fol- lnb
iperoen cine Ybptpsrapbis lures SdliiR.
Itnss erbalten.
Wlan isnbs feline @abs sefl. an oieis
Settnns poer oireft an o. Gu. SatBer
g. 3. 4elcn, Neuprt, Srititb Snoia.
(Sie Yotsrbibr fir Srteie nad, 9enure
III fini Gents. 0elb MAG man ididcn
per Sntcrratipnal Wpntg Eroer, II. 2.
2utes oper per pert0rlidcn Gbef.)
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23

them. Section 30 Of the new reguia
tions OF the seiectlve service reads:
The governor shall constitute legal
advisory boards in such numbers aad
within such districts that there shall
be convenient 10 every registrsnt who
Is 10 appear before a local or district
board within the state a legal advisory
board To which such registrant may
apply for all necessary advice and
assistance in preparing claims, ques-
tionnaires or any other papers re-
quired by these regulations 70 be sub
mitted by regisirant After deter
mining the number and location OF
legal advisory boards necessary to &C
comphsh this purpose. the governor
shall nominate, for appointment by
the president, three representative
lawyers, to be permanent members
Of such boards, to take charge Of this
work within each such district, and
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23

or Of a court Of similar jurisdiction.
The governor shall call upon all
members Of the bar within the state,
and II necessary upon competent lay
men, to offer their services TO such
legal advisory boards for the purpose
of being present at the headquarters
Of the local boards and rendering aid
and advice to registrants. Such per-
sons shall be known as associate
members, and no formal appointment
by the president shall be necessary,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23

For his assistance in this work, the
governor has the active cooperation
and assistance of the American Bar
association.
1t should be the pride Of every law
yer that no registrant within his dis
trict is without competent legal adj
vice and assistance in preparing all
papers that such registrant IS re-
CURED TO submit in the process Of the
selection of citizens of this nation for
duty in the present emergency
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23

TO be held responsible that there shall
always be competent force of law
yers or laymen available TO such reg
istrants at any time during which the
local or district boards within such
district are open for business.
The governor shall nominate one Of
snch three persons to be chairman Of
each legal advisory board: and the
member so nominated shall. whenever
practicable. be- a judge of the county
court, or of the common pleas court,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
NOT ON DRAFT BUT
ORDERED TO CAMP
The Lack Of Civil Engineers at Can
Torment Is Reason for Call
VI William Rogers.
TO APPOINT ADVISORY BOARD
Government viii Assist the RegiStrant
In Filling Out the New
QnesiiOnaires.

George william Rogers, 44l0 Fifth
avenue, has been ordered 70 report
Immediately 10 Camp Dodge by Adiu-
tant General Crowder
Mr. Rogers is az present employed
by the Rock Island lines as civil en-
gineer and no doubt the peed OF en-
gineers at Camp Dodge was the rea-
son for his being called. He was not
on the FIRST draft as his number ap-
peared later on the list
The call shows that the government
will not wait for men as they are
drafted but will summon them as
they need them at various places ac-
cordiug 10 their skill IN certain lines.
Registered men viii ma doubt be
confused when they first receive their
questiouaircs, but the government will
appoint a legal advisory board 70 aid
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-11-23
Combination Coal and Gas Range SALTS
America Depends
Upon Her
Homes
An -itoriaI

Has it occurred to you
how much the govern
ment is looking to Amer
lean homes in this world
crisis? Never before, sure
ly, have the homes been
so important.
The home is asked to
help in the big work Of
the world!
A million women are
knitting for the soldiers.
In the kitchens women
are saving SO that the
factories may provide for
the soldiers.
This is indeed the Day
Of Opportunity in the
American home!
r7s ttr3 -.-..Iss 60. 49,,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-01
LICENSE NEEDED
FOR EXPLOSIVES
County Clerk Authorized to
Issue Permits Only to
Reliable Persons.
GOVERNMENT ORDER
Every Applicant Must Give
Account of How Powder
Will Be Used.

Z In order ITO prevent uisloyal persons
from securing explosives. and to keep
explosives out of the hands Of persons
who win not guard them carefully
enough to prevent them from being
stolen" County Clerk Darlington and
his deputies have been authorized by
the department Of the interior to issue
licenses in the explosives department
Of the bureau Of mines which operates
under that department.
The licenses which may be issued
uDon application 10 residents under
oath are ot seven classes: Vendors,
purchasers, foremen's. analysts. edu-
Gators, inventors and Investigators.
None of these licenses. however, will
be issued unless the applicant appears
before the county clerk in person, and
he must give oath as to his citizenship
and concerning other details. The APP
plicant for % vendors license must not
be under II years Of age. as is the case
with the foreman and the purchaser,
except in the case Of Il minor with
proper representation that the minors
have been regularly employed in min
ing, agriculture or other work rcquir-
ing the use Of explosives. Til" licenses
are not transferable The license fee
will be - cents. Further. the county
clerk is advised to instruct the IL
censec that explosions and fires oc
curing in buildings, plants mines. etc
where explosives are manufactured,
stored. used or sold shall be reported
at once to the bureau of mines. Until
further notice do not. report trivial
| fires that may occur frequently,
through ordinary operations, and arc
not due to carelcssness or malicious
ness An explosion or fire that
causes death. serious injury to three
or more men, or property damage ex-
cecding $1,000 should be reported
briefly by telegram, government rate
| collect.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-01
DRIVER OF WRECKED
TAXI GETS HEARING
Wants Extension of Time to
Enter Plea in Court.

Though IL is alleged that Joseph NJ
Doeseklc was able to travel up iig-
gins avenue at furious rate of speed
and scramble up nice new automo-
bile in butter and cream on the
Northern Pacific depot platform in a
twinkling Thursday afternoon, vet -
hours of deiiberation We're necessary
for him 10 decide whether or not he
was guilty Of reckless driving
Doesekle was arraigned before Pc
lice Magistrate Allen yesterday after
noon and will enter his plea this
morning at o'clock. The two women
swho were in the ear at the time of the
accident, and whose names were not
definitely known until yesterday. were
alaHel Murphy and Stella Wilson.
When the women were brought To the
station, the Murphy woman gave her
uame as Marie Anderson. but In a
shaIt time her identity was revealed.
Just Who're the party We're going at the
hiEh rate of speed alleged by the wit :
hesses of the accident, has not been
revealed, though it appears from the
testimony of witnesses III the case, tina {
they We're directed. for an instant at
least, toward another planet.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-01
Dandruff Surely
Destroys the Hair

Girls--if YOU want plenty of thick.
beautiful, glossy. silky hair, do by all
means get rid of dandruff, for 1t will
starve your hair and ruin it If you
don't.
1t doesn't do much good to try to
brush or wash it out The only sure
way to get rid of dandruff is to dis
solve it. then you destroy 1t entirely.
TO do this. get about four ounces of
ordinary liquid arvon, apply it at night
when retiring: use enough to moisten
the scalp and rub it in gently with
the finger tips u n
BY morning, most If not all. of Your
dandruff will be gone, and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and entirely destroy every
single sign and trace of it,
You will find. too, that all itching
and digging of the scalp will stop. and
Your hair will look and feel hundred
times better. You can get liquid arvon
at any drug store. 1t is inexpensive
and four ounces is all you will need,
no matter how much dandruff YOU
have. This simple remedy never fails.
ADV
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-01
Slept
And When He Woke Up
Money Was Gone.

when | woke up Thursday morning
about $50. Morgan and Goulet were
gone, my clothes scattered over the
floor and | couldn't find my watch or
money said Marion Adams. proseca.
ing witness in the case against Harry
Morgan and Remy t;oulet, who were
arraigned late Yesterday afternoon be-
fore Justice of the Pace Gagnon ON
the charge Of petit larceny.
The hearing developed into a full
fledCed game OF 'hy-sp' on account
of the evidence being OF such n cir
cumstantial character AS to make il a
difficult problem 10 find .,r ~ against
the defendant. The hearing will be
continued this morning.
The three men slept in t same
room ut tho Bungalow roomin. house
on Front street, ADAMS having Invited
Morgan aud Goulet to use the 81 are
bed in his room.
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Permits
Couple Needed Them, but
They Got, Married.

Two much priced slips of paper
were carried In to the office of
the clerk Of the district court Of
Butte yesterday afternoon by two
extremely happy young persons
and without asking any questions
Clerk of the Court Otis Lee
reached for the marriage license
book. ON one slip Of paper the
mother Of NJ. w. Mohr. 10. of Mis-
soula. gave her consent to the mar
riage and on the other presented
by the bride, the mother of Ethel
l.. Caskin. II, assented to the nup-
tials.
ITS all right this time" said
Clerk Lee. as he read the valued
documents. but don't come back
for any more" he added with u
smile.
"Oh, don't worry. we won't ass
sured the jubilant bridegroom as
he and his BRIDE to-be marched
out Of the office.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-01
Insurance Investigation
Will Not Be Dropped Now

Helena. Nov. 30. state Auditor L.
G. Poland. said tonight that the action
of the insurance commissioner of
North Dakota in deciding that the
North Dakota banks holding certifi-
Gates of deposit of the Bankers In
surance company Of this city, must be
paid by the banks will have no bear
ing on the investigation now in prog
ress Of the company's affairs. as the
Bankers Insurance company is not
the only concern operating in Montana
against which complaints have been
filed The National Union Fire In
surance company of Pittsburgh, backed
by millionaires and insuring against
drouth. also had many unpaid claims
III this state
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-12-01
DENTISTS AND M. M.
MAKE CLEAN SWEEP
Beat Northern Pacifics and.
Highlanders or Alleys.

swept the platter in the city bowling
last night In their games respectively
with the Highlanders and Northern
Pacifics, the Dentists establishing a
new seasons record for single game
when they knocked over 915 pins. In
this round Bourdeau rolled high indi-
vidual score of the evening with 20.
The Mismercos had no difficulty
with the Highlanders. the first two
games being one sided. In the final
affray the result was more or less in
doubt until the final frame had been
filled.