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Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
Roosevelt To Lead
Troops Int France.

Washington The House BY a
vote of 2l5 to IT'S, today voted
to instruct the conferences on
the army bill to restore the Sen
ate amendment and permit Col.
onel Roosevelt to lead a division
t France.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
God 6,ve,h the Increase.

l'lIR IuFfI d. "a a hf
IL s,oroJ an u.a ,ra,.,,.... ,,,.,,,,,',",.
bv CoI for ,ho lns, vo,,or" won
Inns ,bc ,rr,h loon l,l.noI r,,. -
cathedral far u,,J, vn,.lIr.,. n
h,arv vb,., ,.,,s -, r,.t nnJ 3D.,
have h,,n written ,,,r Win ,,,,ors -,
living llybt . r.Il,r, pn.I v.ir, -
l,an,v md It,lt JI,inc An, ,ho mo-,
moJ,s, ,l,,, az tho .,r,h ,h. cr...
Tim, b,,.Ins - . ,.rr., ma, v'LIl,
i'r mn, ,hIll,,n ,J,y -, a a., HIM
l,t sor ,b, fired v,rlcr,s ,,.yc g.. Cha
.ymIo, NJ mn ,nr.h 0,,cJ mn n. rnI
,,r his children M u, r,,rr, .,or 0,,oJ
nm . noI,,, ,.r III. i,,,Ia NO. go
maLcth grass tu grow upon the noun
'n'ns; hc tillclh the prnnnry with the
finest 81 wheat. lie that soweth with
tears shall come again, bringing his
shearcs with him. One soweih. nnoih
rr rcnpcth, hut God glveth the IN.
crease. His goodness dcscrnds IKE
rnin upon the thirsty fields. aud his
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
WHINING A WAR;;
FLOWS VS.. Guns
Farmers Have Great OppNiu-
nifty, SajS Or. Hills.
FAMINE THREATENS WORLD
By Rev. Dr. NEWELL DWIGHT MILLS. Pastor
Of Plymouth Church. Brooklyn. N. Y.

"Winninga War
With Food was
the subject OF the
nlth ola settles II
sermons preach.
ed by nr. Hills,
pastor Of rlym.
outh church, In
Brooklyn. He
hose his text
from Gen Nlyi,
And there was
famine upon the
land lie refer.
red 10 the address
hy Assistant Sec
'ctary Carl Nroo.
man - ,I,, a.,
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
Whenyouteelsss,.ssiS a..s' s.,.

Sous, tired, worried or desponden, i, is
suse sig you eedMOTT'SNERVERINE
PILLS. They renew the normal vigor and
make life worth living. , Be sure ard ask for
Motifs Nerverine Pills S p s;s 8 Z: :
NauAMs nFc. co. p,.s... cl.,.i..l. OH.
Sold only by J. H. 0ime. Marion
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
ne navy under Nelson or Farrsgut.


the navy under Nelson or Farragut.
the statesman. Gladstone or Lincoln,
hare had the center OF the stage To
day the high lights are falling upon
the farmer.
with eager anxiety men IN great
cities Nahcn IN the morning To read
the crop reports.
lhc announcement OF good weather
ana rlch rains IA the middle west
brings more excitement IMAM the
s'orN OF ATTACKS ana defeats NJ the bat
'le front. Men nave come To realize
'heir dependence upon the farmer AS
never "iore tue world realizes That
h''all'e III the city Is rooted III the
son. us are i."'e AMI 'o.I'@or,c, Law
also ana u rrir, WITH AT aud Sy!vuce.
nave inlI'htH WIN th' pow around
'"' e'o"' III temperate zones fl'h Nl'h
''"' "'' '''" """ '"'''"' '".' lue
'"' MGR '"," was U"'i"lh"li'' No
'o"s'' h''u Nv ''c' 'n"' 'h' h''d ~ IN
vo'' "'e r''''' " '"'' TUE P'"" 'hs'
'"' Swing "'u Tue '""l'"S seemed
,'o'o''o"'''' NV" '"'N' '"S"S are "
'"D' '','''"S u.s. '"' H''''S VI wv"
'"", 'S'''''' ns"',"s "''o u'a''' All
aa' '"' ,Nr','' '''' vs. '''.'' "''"'""!
""no' u'''"' ''' i''' h"''"hs' pu'
""' '"' '"'','' '""'l"t "''"n'l'''Nh
10y s','" u'," """t'' "
', ~ - "",V'u''''' '''''''i '""'
.I ',' ""' '''''' ,"''''' ~
,an n"' gu, wv "'"'' "''"'"' "''''
$3.50, .y,oY' '"',''' VI WHEAT '!'' '"'n'
'''.''' ','' w. '''''.''''' '"'''
NV. '.''''' ~" "''' "''' "'"l'''''.
'"'' '''"'''' "'."'N " '"'">"""
''.' ',i'','' ''o'' '''"'
Ii ''''' '''' W. wv "'"''
''s' 's r''p''
Nv ''"'' N'' ''' vi "''s"' Tue 'r'Sis
hand. ,hn ,ssros -, ,u,a,,. na,. 49,,
cnn,n,i,,a,a '''' "''' ''''
I, "a ,,r ia. collie. t.... a.. $780,.
Ma e. ,n.,r,,.. 4, !.
an, ,h,sL.ran h.., a.. -, '', ..',
t., .'. ,,,.,,t,'., ~
,ha ,,,.,., - Wv ""'I
-. ~. w. ''" ~ - Wv "''n "'',
DIV ""'9 W
wv ''"''''"' wv. "
""' "'H' Wv l'ol'''' put "poNe
w. WV y Wv "u'' VI ln' huspniiu'
''''" anu '"' '"'''''' u i'eu w Ie"'
'. jesus u'''t h"nr mu'h or Two
',ll" "oruS' pr'nd ana water.
rue g'nlnS "f the love OF Tod II
sNh'o"liZ'd ny tue wheaton LOAF, aud
Tue mercy OF TOD forgiveness Is In
the cup ~ cold water To every farm
or comes the Injunction that he Is a
worker. together with God. 10 feed
carths hungry children. and whatsp.
ever his hand nudclh Ia do let him do
II with his might
Tho Earth Ard Farm Cad. s,ho.I =,
Manhood
During tho, Jo,. v,.o ,ho Inc. 81,
ia. Is,J T. ,,,...,. -. 80.
r,u., ,o,,o,,,t.,. H.,
nrogr.>s horo, vt,t, ,,o ,a.,,. -.
tnJ 40, ht. .,,uJ,.,, H.. -. -. A.
y,rc,nrI. .,J or.ha,I, :, -, w.,
nnsturcs md m,,dow. .r1 .a,.,,..,
tho berd, aud ,ho at
I'm, ,n.,..d 700 h.,o .,,,, a.. 49,.
l.upbs a., m. fro. ., ma ,,,, go,
.h,us onJ "a a.. -. 10.
unto war horses. Ruskn ou,, said
that through his folly aud his SIN man
has been driven out ~ the Eden gnr
dcu Into the stones of city streets
while ut the gate through which the
Tired citizen would fnln pass n sword
OF fame has been set.
The earth is Gods srhnulhou.
where work aud thought. seed time
aud harvest, summer aud winter arc
life teachers.
The earth is mans gymna Stun for
the building ~ his body. through blow.
Crittenden record-press. [volume] (Marion, Ky.) 1909-191?, 1917-05-17
Tax Notice.

Town taxes for 1917 now due
come in and settle. the town
needs their money.
G. E. 20 ton,
Tax Collector.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
PAVING OF ROADS
SIMPLY PROGRESS
Former County Commissioner
Points Out Need for Car
rying Bond Election.
mo TIME LIKE PRESENT"
Wealth of County to Be Ma
terially Increased by In
vestment in Roads.
u. Q II CLEVELANDl ,

Editors Note - Mr. Cleveland
thru his experience as county COM
missioner from Skiatook. has studied
the road system of Tulsa county
,borolv The result of this study ne
has used i'm the past three weeks In
ur-fuc the passage 81 the bond issue
~ S1-s0Opl tomorrow the proceeds
from which viii be used In paving
los miles OF road II the issue carries)
From the first knowledge man had
=, himself and his fellow being. u is
. known fact that. either him-eH OF
his said fellow man has at umes.
nut uD "A strenuous fight against me
varv things that were actually Tor ms
own personal good.
r., illustrate. the child dislikes 70
take medicine. the shiftlcSs man does
NOT provide fuel 20 keep himself ana
family warm: you often see eNtilp'sS
OF drunkenness. when sOhrieiy would
ba much better and more beneiiclaI
in every way. Many more citations
could D. made 20 prove our weak
r,sscs hut 10 j. not best 10 make a
public display of too many OF our
silly ways. lest some of US get as
coureeed. and Just now under pres
ent strenuous conditions, We need
courage. and lots - 30.
A. 90 the construction OF ways ana
means u transportation. cpmmunl-
cation. and the general facilitating OF
business and commerce 81 the world.
it has always been fought not only
bv the natural conditions. such as
wind. water floods and fires impas-
sable mountain ranges and wide eN-
paus-S of oceans q water. but man
himself. h. that w1s the final finish
81 the whole creation. created in
Gods own image. and endowed with
reason and understanding, has OF
times stood iu his own light and
tried 20 obhterate the light from
others who would prefer 90 see. real
ize and partake 81 those thinEs that
s.ood Tor progression. education. the
rlptal uplft OF the down -troddeu and
general good 90 the suffering public.
Progrcs, l. slow.
Fast as We seem 20 progress, az
times. u We look back over the pages
az history we find We have been a
long while studying out some things
that now look So easy and essential
ind We wonder how We got along
without them. However. % ls but the
working out Of the eternal fitness ~
things. that one good thing calls for
more good things. and the more good
We do. the more We see that can be
done. until We find ourselves accom-
2ushing many good things we never
dreamed OF. until the light of reason
and understanding was turned on
and we were gently let 90 realize
what could be accomplished with
some reason. sense ana careful cal
culafion applied 90 the problems
Admitting that thc above IS true
according % your observations. u is
well 20 consider the best WAYS q
overcome our deficiencies and lack
c. unterstanG.rE
E-gh- here TIE .Itt.c motto SO some
fu-s borrow from str 0el-a tari- !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
CHARGES PROHL VIOLATION.
Operator Of Sand Springs Pool Hall Is
Arrested on County Warrant.

Deputy Sheriff Kennedy Saturday
placed under arrest Roy Brown Of
Sand Springs, who is alleged TO have
been one OF the operators Of the Pas
time pool hall. in which liquors were
said to have been sold. The charge
against Brown is that OF violating the
prohibiisry law and in maintaining a
place where liquor was sold In pre-
iiminary hearing held before Justice
OF the Peace Lee Daniel. Browns bond
was fixed at $500. which was fur
nished in cash by residents OF Sand
Springs, and he was released.
The warrant against Brown was
prepared several days ago by the
county attorneys office upon iniorma-
ton secured by County Attorney
Reeves A warrant was at the same
time issued for another person alleged
TO be a Joint operator with Brown bat
no arrest had been made in that par
ticular case by the officer up TO late
hour last night.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
TULSA IS IN HONOR ROLL
No Bank Failure in Three Cities
since 1851.
SHINGTON

WASHINGTON. Nov. Is - The
growing security Of national banks
i shown by A report issued tonight
bv Controller of the Currency
Williams. based on an analysis of
hank failures IN the United States IN
the ss years since 1871. I'D 10 1914
depositors' losses from hank failures
amounted to IS cents per $1,000 CT
an banks deposits Within the iast
.hree years however. losses have
been only Z cents per $1,000 OF de-
posts. and in the year ending last
June 50. they were only - cents.
Deposits last year tOtSled <l9-dss.-
000 Gee and losses were $3.50 Gee.
This great reduction IN losses
saws Mr.. Williams. is largely the
result Of the improved system OF na-
tional hank examination; Of the
greater thoroneSs exercised in these
examinations. and OF the policy OF
requiring national banks to observe
more rigidly the provisions Of the law
intended for their protection and the
protection Of their depositors and
shareholders
The honor roll Of - reserve cities
in which there have been no national
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
Employment is Offered.

Special TO The World.
RINGLING, Nov. 1s.-A call from
the Cudiray Packing interests of Kan
sas City for young men with business
training has reached Supt. ]. II. Mon
ical of the Ringing school. Mr.. Mon
ical has passed 1t along to the boys
and young men of this community.
III ambitious boys will enter the bust
ness classes of school for few weeks
we can equip them 10 take some good
positions" says Mr.. Monical. There
is no excuse for boys from IS up
wards doing nothing. The business
world never called so insistently for
good men. There is a place for every
one IL he Is ambitious to amount to
something. Our bookkeeping and
commercial classes are open TO as
many as will enroll"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
New Building Occupied.

special 10 The World.
BRISTOW. Okla. Nov. 1s.-The
public schools here were dismissed
Wednesday evening for the purpose
Of rlaking the transfers or account OF
the new nigh school building being
ready for occupancy. Tie big build
Ing on the west side OF town VIII he
Used as the high school building. New
seats are being now put in and when
the transfer = made the full COM
pleulent OF teachers, twenty-siS IN
number. will bs supplied with rooms
ana Fristow's schools VIII be in the
hes, shape they have been for a.num-
Der OF YEARS
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
Better Health From
Internal Baths

Miss Frances Herrod writes Dr ChAs =
Tyrrel ot New York as follows.
II sm very glad 10 tell you tbs; am
more than pleased with tho results obtained
from the use Of the y, u, l.. Cascade and
am In better health than | have been in
years"
Mind Of letters received nv nr Cb.s
lyrrel ot New York, the Inventor 0f the
-. n, l.. Cascade"
ny a purely natural process ot properly
using warm water, the ~. II, L. Cascade"
removes all the poisonous waste from he
lower intestine. which physicians ASree Is
tho cause OF rs per cent OF all human all
mcntS,
Roy r. Gctman, druggist. Tulss, Okla.
has filled an enormous demand for - Y
L. Caseadcs' In the past few years, and viii
show aud explain u TO you on request \
Ra,hlng why Man ot Today Is Only 80
rer Cent kfncicnt can be obtained si
his store free Of any cost,--AdV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
PRICE SETeF0R COTTON
SEED CAKE AND MEALS
Drouth in Southwest Has Re-
suited in Shortage of Feed
for Cattle.
World wAshin Eton Bureau.
-oa Nstrouoli,ar Bank Building


WASHINGTON. Nov. ls.-Feeders
and dairymen outside Of the districts
OF the southwest stricken by drouth
were requested today by the food ad-
rninistration not 20 draw on Texas
and oklahoma for their cottonseed
cake and meal but TO secure 1t from
Arkansas. Louisiana and points east
OF the Mississippi river.
Drouth has been a widespread and
Of so long a duration as TO menace the
cattle industry in large portions OF
Texas where about 10000 cattle are
in a serious plight. Conservation OF
these cattle is extremely Important
because OF n world shortage OF meat,
and TRANSFORMATION difficulties furnish
In no small degree Of handicap to this
endeavor.
To devise means for relieving the
feed shortage in the Grouth stricken
sections OF the southwest, cottonseed
crushers and cattlemen OF Texas met
in conference with f. A. Poden, Texas
federal food administrator and
Charles Mccarthy. representative Of
the Washington office. Among the
means determined upon at this confer
ence was a sales price for cottonseed
cake and meal az much below the
present prevailing prices in Texas.
Consumers Paint & Paper CO.
French Shellqc. white or oranse. S2-s'
f,er -aflo- ADV
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
Ringline school Accredited.

Sresisl 70 The World
RTNGLING. Okla. Nov. lS.-Wi;h
but one-half a point short 81 that de-
sired by Supt J b Monieal of the
public school. the school has become
an accredited institution under rules
promulgated by the state board Of
education. superintendent Monical
has received this information from
A {. Parsons. professor Of secondary
education in the University OF Okla
homa. L. J. Griffith. assistant pro-
.eSsor Of secondary education
checked the report of the Rlngling
school and made the accrediung rec
ommendstion.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
Little Benny's Notebook

Pop was rceding the paper In the
setting room, and me and my cuzzin
Artie was setting al the table writing
epitaffs for each others grave stones.
Artie writing the ferst one, being,
Heer lies Benny Potts. he never Good
get enuff sleep but now he has lots.
G., that's a good one. ] ser. heers
one about you. Heer lies Artie AliN-
ander, they say he was dun in skool
but that's big SANDER
G, that's all rite, sed Artle. heers
another one about you, Heer lies Ben
nv Potts. he Good tie his shoes all
rite, but he dident have enut sents
10 undo the nOts.
N-ich / was lest going to do a
fearse one about him. and he sed
That's enuff about each other. lets
each 10 one about Uncle Will. Mean
ing pop. and / sed. G, all rite. And
finished mine ferst, being, Heer lies
Willyum Potts. the farthir Of Penny,
he Wished he had lots of hair insted
of hardly eny.
IIssen to mine. lissen to mine, sed
Artie. Heer lies Willyum Potts, the
ankle OF Artie. who wood ever think
n wunts was hale and harty?
Witch Jest then pop looked over his
narer. saving. Say. iook heer, did
ent say anything wer the shivers rar
M and down my back lissening &c
, YOU , berrying yourselves. nut no pre-
mature gravedigger is going TO tritle
hair terning gray, now II you're no'
/ both out Of the house before | count
% I'm going to send one of you home
and the other one to bed.
( Ard he put up his paper agen. and
ftsr a little vile | sed, Wen are yol
going TO start 10 count popP
| I'm counting TO mySelf, Sed pop
And me and Artie quick ran ont o.
| IL we dident have a second 10 spare
,,-;rl, maybe We dident.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
Learn Hoover Recipes,

Special TO The World.
COILTNSVILLE, Okla. Nov, is,--
The girls in the local high school are
having an opportunity Of learning 10
prepare the dishes as recommended by
Herbert Hoover 4 class OF 20 mas
been organized TO meet after school
hours in the afternoon. The class Is
conducted bv Miss Viola Godsoy, the
teacher OF domestic art in iho city
schools. Cooking is not a regular sub
ject in the curriculum and the girls
in this special clsss are entering into
the work with great deal OF enthu'
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
Red Gross Unit Busy.

SperisT 20 The World
RINGLING. Okla, Nov, Is, -
Something like dozen faithful
members OF the Red Cross society
are active in the work OF making
garments to be sent TO the front. The
membership now is about i60, but
only a small per cent are workers,
Every woman in Ringing ought 10
take an interest in this" says Mrs,
r. M. Collier. president. We ough,
10 have so or so women working
every week. We are slow in getting
off our boxes. Some of them ought
TO be on the road"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
win prin in Cotton County.

SpEfiAI % IL " ~
WALTERS. Okla. Nov. Isl. +.
Iawton and associates OF Chicago
and Louisiana. who have large
acreage under lease in the eastern
mart Of Cotton county. have their
first rig complete and machinery in
stalled. Drilling will start this week.
Coal viii be used for fuel water
supply is being obtained. Warren
Gibbons IS in charge Of operations.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

bank failures since 1881 was given
by the controller. as follows:
Albany, Washington, Richmond.
Charleston, Atlanta. Savannah, Bir-
ningham. Galveston. Houston, Waco,
Chattanooga. Cleveland, Milwaukee,
81. Paul, Cedar Rapids, Des Noines,
ST. Joseph, Omaha. Muskogee. Okla
homa City. Tulsa Los Angeles. Salt
Lake City and Ogden.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

Ho0NERtHE - Instead sf egrs
ese S@G-O. C~sts bot n eeass q
Csmes Il powdered ssr~--aaas
erc~ H"r-'shtna eesas ssA uuaraa-
teed uudst the puss fosA law.
Neeusss with u eNlly ~ god 90
WITH ers.-the eest u lees sAaa
ees-oftA. Jry . pa~haae seWsrrVw,
--.. AT ALI. GnOCENo !
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

Consumers Paint & Paper Co. Flat
Wall Paint. se-e5 per gallon. ADV.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

Ca-Ful Cned Angelica GRAPEFRUIT Peel PnsPps
Rins Sedes Rahins Cluster RaLns ~ % +t rr,v
be wholesale quoted
the afternoon
althoug uschedul mays
at all possible requested that orders Tor
needed be ven a
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19
0VERTON'% q
PHONE OSAGE 5000
SOUTH MAIN STREET
United States Food Administration
LICENSE NO. G213O7
CHARGE Accounts ON Time
Limit Basis Only
l'rC,r Delivery service
paiiN, City or suburbs.


the AIDES pssio
negoodsb
- tnsalnn M basis o
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

traitor requires US to sell on the basis OF in
Crisco ...................45 45c. 90c N.75
Tall can good Salmon ..........2Oc
Or dozen cans .......,....,.....S- .S---o
Large cans Tomatoes. ..........,2 2Oc
Or dozen cans .............''...S- .S-.-o
No. > Tomatoes, for ..........25c
Or dozen cans ..........,.....'' 'SI.9O
Mount Pleasant Corn, for. r......25c
Or dozen cans ..................S .SI.90
Sunkist Tuna Fish. large can.....35c
Or dozen cans ................ .Ni.OO
Large cans Hominy, for. 25c
Or dozen cans .................. .Si.9O
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

Consumers Paint Paper Co,
French Shellac, white or oranse, a--sV
per gallor.-Adv.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-11-19

Large bottle Snider'S Ketchup. 25c
Or dozen bottles OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES S2.75
Small bottle Goodwin'S ketchup. .I5c
Or dozen bottles .....,......... .SiIo
Pearl White Soap. cake. .......... &c
Or 100 bar box ................ $40
Hang-up full count Matches, dozen
boSes soc
Spaghetti or Macaroni, for. .2jc
value box l0c, dozen .............Sl SlOO
Fancy Navy Beans, lbs. ............ SOC
Best Head Rice, lbs. .............2 25c
Gold Nugget Butter l ID. .......... SOC
Fresh Country Eggs, doz. .......... 5cc
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
GOOD PRICES
AT ANGUS SALE
EVANS & SON SELL FoRTY-TWO
HEAD; MANY BUYERS PRES
EMIT; TOTALS $12,17o.

A large attendance of buyers and
spectators and good prices were fea-
lures of the big Aberdeen-Angus sale
conducted in Darner's barn on West
Second street yesterday afternoon by
George w. Evans & Son.
Buyers from nearby and some from
other cities in the state as we'll as
from neighboring states were present
and bought the offerings at the sale.
Forty-two head of cattle were sold. five
bulls and thirty-seven cows. The for
mer averaged $246 and the females
$276.75. The total amount Of the sale
was $12,170 and is considered very
good. A goodly number of the animals
sold found their way to other farmers
and breeders in the county or ad-
jacent places.
Prices ranged from $40 to $500 and
many of the COWS brought better than
$500, one of them was sold to Stevens
and Emery of Highland Center for $3.50
and another to John E. Griffith of
Washington for $500. T. l.. Goldner Of
Webster paid $44o for bull Fifteen Of
the cows ranged $500 and over and
seventeen were between 5000 and $500
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
A WORK DAY

The Injunction against declaring
June holiday, included in President
Wilson's proclamation fixing the date
for the listing of names of those sub
ject to CONSUMPTION. is wise one.
America needs all the working days
that can be crowded into the next sew
eral months. Sentiment must not be
permitted to interrupt the labor of
crop production and manufacturing
which is to assist the armies of Ger
many's enemies to win in the world
war
Let June be made a memorable
day in American history by the display
of spirit of loyalty and eagerness to
serve Let the various cities vie with
each other to complete their lists OF
eligibles at the earliest possible mo-
ment during the day. Let the young
men who are called to military duty
register a. ready and willing response
which win be warning to Germany
that the army the United States is
to raise will be impelled by that pa.
triotic fervor and loyal spirit which by
their absence mark the enemy's forces
for certain ultimate defeat.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-05-25
MYSTERY MAN NOW
TELLS HIS HISTORY

Fulton, Mo-, May %. Arthur Will
son. who was Fultons mystery man
for four days after he was found dazed
by the police. discovered himself after
visiting picture show and declared
that he lived at Kirksville, where he
has wife and son.
More mystery was added to the case
yesterday. however. when the police
learned that man who gave his name
as Arthur Adams left note in hotel
in Quincy. H.. last week saying that
his body would be found in the Mis-
sissippi river.
Adams had told Quincy people that
he was Respondent because he had
been laid of as Burlington brake
man. The stories of Adams and Will
son were almost identical.
Wilson first claimed that he had
been slugged and robbed in this city.
but later said he was mistaken, having
made the statement as the result OF
his disordered mind.