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The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-15
!. w. w. Stickers.

limited Press Leased Wire Service. ]
RAYMOND, Washn., Feb. 10
That the I. W. w. is planning strike
in the woods of the northwest in
May in an effort to compel lumber
companies to furnish hotels instead
of bunkhouses for loggers. is the
local Interpretation today placed on
stickers found on a number of win
dows in the business section.
The stickers show a lumberjack
burning his blanket roll, or "bindle, y
with the date of May 1st as the
legend. Some other stickers demand
an eight hour day.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-15
SCHOOLS TO CLOSE
AS USUAL IN JUNE
board Decides to Omit Spring vaca-
zion as Result Of Three
Weeks ouaran-
tine.
DISCUSS MANY TOPICS
Report Is Asked on ACCESSIBILITY Of
Disbanding Two Schools
Outside City
Limits.
DISCUSS MANY TOPICS

Keokuk public schools will close at
the usual time in June, but there will
he no spring vacation, the board OF
education at it's regular February
meeting last night decreed. The time
lost by the three weeks scarlet fever
quarantine will be made up in this
time. it is believed, and the board did
not see fit under the conditions exist
ING to hold the scholars and teachers
any longer in June. The time will be
arranged accordingly for monthly re-
ports and the like.
The board authorized it's committee
on supplies to make preliminary sur
yey of the general situation, and to
buv now if they deemed it wise. The
committee on tablets for use in the
schools will be continued and will also
look over the situation with view to
purchasing.
The thrift stamp campaign in the
schools was authorized last night, and
il probably will be in charge of one
teacher in each building. The super
lntendent was given the power to act
In arranging the details Of this COM
paign. The board will lend ten dol.
lars to each grade school building and
twenty dollars to the high school to
purchase the first supply stamps. This
money will be returned to the board.
There is no investment Of the boards
money, 1t is simply in the capacity of
loan for the purchase Of the first
supply of stamps.
Permission was granted to the Red
Cross to use the domestic science
kitchens for course in dietetics. the
hours for these lessons to not inflict
with the school work. Mrs. Annie Par
sons Anderson will have charge of the
classes.
To Report on Schools.
A committee composed OF the sup
srintendent and Member Boyd was
named to investigate and report on
the question Of disbanding the school
at Prices Creek and on the Hilton
road. The board may decide to give
up one or both Of the schools, after
hearing the report. and will make 9th
er arrangements for the pupils in these
two districts.
The request of Mary Leach. guard.
ian Of three minor children. for remis-
sion Of taxes on property owned by
them, and request for refund OF
school tax from Sarah f. Patterson.
were referred to committee from the
board for investigation and report.
Some Of the various war activities
which enlis, the cooperation of the
schools were informally discussed by
the board members.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-15
win sunort Mccormick.

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-State Auditor
Andrew Russell today announced his
support of Congressman Medill NC
Cormfck for the republican nomina-
ton for United States senator from
Illinois.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-15

Vice Continues About Camps.
UNITED Press Leased Wire Service.1
WASHINGTON, Feb. 15.-,Because
vice continues about Texas camps
particularly Houston and Fort worth
Secretary Of War Baker has asked
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-15

Governor Hobby to remedy the situa-
, ton.
Hobby today notified Baker he will
do all in his power to correct condi-
tons.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1918-02-15
'Gets-It Makes Corns Come OFF
The "Banana-PeeY Way!

squeeze yourself up like the letter
e, and with bullying eyes draw
s y, face up into wrinkly knot
. Wmiie you gouge and pull at the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

sFirss publishes Ia fhe ps'ly teedsf
Nrpenhey 10 1912
NoricE of SAT- oF ott AAn CAS-
LtAsTs
IN The Cuants Ceafl Sc Iesan feuaty
oklahoma, A.
Ia sAe matter of taA Guardianship sni
fsiNe of CRYSTAL lambert 4
Mnnf
NnsAee A. hcFehy given. that ~ paf
saanra ~ "a afarf ~ she "eHniy )
court ns tNNan r0ansy. ukMa9ma
made and vntssed un fae isih aaY VI.
September. 1918. ihs aaAsg lsnvd
Guardian will effcf ior aala sod sell
a. ruhi'e aactlan tn the hlr' 80 ans
beat bidder Ia open raufs. an ~ end
eaa lease an tho following des fllftA
property ~ i4neRn County uA howa
pitf
Al undivided eHe uinih iuisesai IA
and sn lhn Northwest quarter ana sbs
aoalhwssl Quarter % the Naebsas'
Quarter and tAa Northwest uaaglfg
4 ine Southeast uAaftrr al IN See
ti0n Twenty six tsaI Tuvnship M
teen gial N8r,h Ranrs our -. weal
~ ne Indian Net SAN. subiees ~ ma
hnmesiNaa Fifss. 81 ypaf rs llaNel
therein
Said on ana aas lease wlil te sala
nn the falinNlnw terms and ennAi
tions 10 vii i eash bonua W not les.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

Iho faupire Csc and iNel 60. q
rtilisng BY ,oolt AZ 1900 fec, on the
Schmid, 80 .. IN ihc north 'Ast COT.
n.r ~ the northwest a the southeast
of ~ .@s-le
The same company IL drilling a.
aso feet on the NhurF No p ia lhc
center OF ih. aoulhwosl ~ The norib.
v"st ~ a - le
] he aame company "a cleaning out
the No : Jackson IN ihp center OF ths
southeast ~ the norsheaai ~ ai ~. u
ii gl.o feet
The same oompAny ~ Gazing Al 28eo
iect on The Jackson 3. In The erntri
a. the northeast ~ the northeAsi 81
The northeast ~ - u
The Southwestern Ou Company q
drifting al ~ f,e' on the Mcintyre
sTm, ~ ihe northwest corner al she
nsriheass " aa.as n
Same company SO. on lhc /
" NffsA ~ Htahfhh .NR hAtFtA -
I 1905 feet Il Is 10 The center " th,
eest line ~ tn northwest al tn
ftdlh~ast NJ - ss.ie
4 The southwes IN on Company %
'hs Bctta ?. "a thc southwest eotnei
oi the northwest ~ the southwest d
no southoas' % - ~ .le ia drilling a
! ebsS feet
The same couiparya Nc la. oi
'he ! welsh farm ~ The center of N,
south Zine of the northeast of ~
southwest of II - % ~ q goo barre
well AZ 1850 feet
The same oomps ny's No. u On ths
Mooney farm Va the southwest cor
per Of The north 9al of the neflhehal
o. i-i.<-le Is y .ia barrel producer
~ 1910 feet
fM Southwestern on Company on
the sipulou Z. IN lhe sol cor
nef ~ the northwest of .As ~ th~aal
cl l-sS-ie Is a 200 barrel produce,
= 1916 fee,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25
The Easiest Way
To End Dandruff

There IL one sure way that never
iails 20 remove aaGdrutf completely
and that II 10 dissolve IL This det-
about four ounces ~ plain ordinary
liquid arYon apaiy Il at ni1hs when
retiring. uKc enough 10 mois ten the
scalp and rub l IN gently with the
finger tip~
Ny morning mast II not all of your
dandruff wsil b. gone. and three or
four more applications will completely
dissolve and snflrey destroy every
single Sign and trace of IT, no matter
how much tan6r ~ you may have
You viii fi.sd 100. that all itching
and dsgEinr of the acaln viii stop ln-
sianily. and your hair xlIi be flgffs
iastrous. glossy, aIiky and soft, ana
look and feel q hundred times better
You can gel LIQUID arvon ~ anY
drug store II is incxpnaiYc. ant
four ounces ~ all you vii. need This
sing'le remedy has never been known
10 fali
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

Oh leases ana sovnsefp plass Ia
% Esn. On sale st Leader eefscA
Also asssgnzsxsa. sfss1avtss of Dos-
sssssss sss ssnkavff u eAlA boszs
oAsA All O: tAs latest fcrns. ssl
opsssrr y 20 isa&sEs Avx.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25
Everything no 81 the cafetera

SURGEONS affee that In cases ~
cris, Burues. Brpises and Wounds. the
FIRST TREATMENT IL most impor- =
.snt when an EFFICIENT antlsep-
TIC Ia applied p-ompsly. there IL me-
danger OF infec on and the wound
b. gins TO heal ri once. For use on
raan ~ beast. roRozoNr is the
IffEAL ANTisErTIc and HEALiNG
AGENT. Fay II nr< and be ready
for an emergency. Price 25c. soc
100 and $3.50 Sold by Owl DRUG
Store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25


sorscr 90 inrssrAos 20 FuAu
NaMas Il hetvhY @lsvn fhal aF sha
s.k asy " uesehTf lais az , g'gsaes
- 81 4. snen Thereafter AZ h"nf
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t18an eaanty ukla@lssa ~ l's
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pntwf nanrs ~ leMan faaMsf ~
\ sa 90 mass shewias aaA esfeF
ps0ut Ani sN yts Csuyf iu hraf end
determine ghp aslsiansr ghAfaeisF nnA
sasaaal ~ ne leati aais,anAlag iaik
nsa, saAebtvsnsaa uf assA iawA. Rua
ia ian ~ nsaaAa Va hs iafa@d 10 wsY
msni a aAsiy
an psfaeaa interested Aav hm4Sve
en4 % me ttaAn sala esoes "a alRis -
femeausate asainsl she issaases y
ssld nnads
fntea Ihla aoih asy of Aspgefnhef.
tslx
. v sNat.E.
t'fva Heard nf Eraasres
fl.MFls FEATssEAlysliLt.
rawu cissk.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

fhe s1easnsg ae aetetea " tu,
Ff8 s aH4 aAtaa saa aFpsxh
the eaiss 81 ssss A he l0vt @srsieF
sse tbsl ~ aieak ay heiweea the
isa sAsFiss sn8 Msltfleilao Nssr
8s Rkes a shafs8 fnere IA ywr.
risHsN stsfaafeesi saietwsft foHs
ns'ea aasgs.ln as hfvs Amasi@as
sef taFav tsaatseNA ihas Ata nnn
ifal Fl ihs 49, IS a. rAssFs ~ she
issf fef FVssf aaa Rsf gueassea
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

OF leAses Ard scwnx.tp piass f0
% Usz- on sais 81 Leader oent.
Also ssslxnEerss. arfs6avffs CT POE
osssion and sfridAvsf u casa bcEu
Daid All cs the latest ssrns, are
sp1sorz 10 o1 lessfzg lava
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

lAsso-ee-3 The Ok.2aGna Stxss Cap
;t&i. Nxr,oA 4. 1871
OffcaAi Pxps< 0 Consessussoon
pQ0veacson
offseasi Spey ard csssty Paese.
NOTICE TO svssca,sEas

kA0 sVeacrsa~rs soo1N exAmine
6s sotrces On he label of sAe&E
RT<~. u s1cvs when sua~crigtturs
exyxrA Nkea yea remit The iAeea
y c1Ange1- 1. rot. notify this oessce
II you VISA year suhscr. ssson discun-
tnEec write tie osrcs. Otherwise the
pnpss VII he crnsir1~d In chang
irg sa<r~ss~s give aofA 81 a1d sev
aAtranDes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

thsn sfta - sri 4 ere .~AxhtA rtfs -
all ths utt rrnaseea fyum sstf real
sssss and sA snnWss ea~h kaymsas
'ssv s&stf~k essh SAs s<&s> ne san.
r. mHiha sasd nff sae pfwmlMss Rsd sa
senael fNss Facnsai wpsl~ lAs erm
aknn4epseHf fHs wsi} u fWls5wa.
aal4 tssa Nll be snia IA - Asaasy
geAss nNsn 81 We reNN lfoase ~ tAs
rftY as tstheie OAanema 20 fh@
teta asy 81 eep emlss lsas 81 shs
haas ~ Ne oslaek 4
laled ths isfA dAf q sepisssbsF.
ivls
aorftNoStt tkMnRnf
0aasAtsa
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

C1 an1 gas hss biarks fos aaas
= fSs Lss1ex offscs. Coasorn n
- late szSssus n 1sczg1eoA
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25
EsTRAY NOTICE

sIKAfED Bay colt. Saturday night
rhOre So Meridian. Esrnasi I.ewsa
aTRAfED One black pix. weigh
aboui - pounds Phone 28s
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

"a; books. N ness pocxss TORN. -
. sook. fa1 sale 81 iIsAsd~ oefsss
Also - leAsss, Aasss torn. and -
oxzzssx t.szh
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

Women worker On fhe bases. trans
and underground railways IN London,
have been granted an increase of 81
e per week
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

O1 isas>s asd scvxsc,D Dlsss fcs
- E&z. O. sass ~ Leader offscs
Also ass.grnsefs. afY16aysss ~ pos-
se&xsnn an1 screavif os eAsA bo1ss
es,A An os tAs hAfsss lpszA ~
surs~~~ - ~ senana hUG
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25
euakDuRkErr pooL srILL
MAKES GOOD

VIZ &W >b
Wichita Falls. Texas. Sepl. 2s
With the coming IN " the Smith wei
o. The eoaihoa Hari u khe lownsiis
q burkburnst,. . mlgbiy ySload Of 81.
Tfehsasion was removed from The oil
menn sninds Thss we'll has been IN
tnabt for more than week OWNS
ic belief that The sand had been mlss
80 ~ Is good for around 10 barrels
aud extends The prodBc,ion Ia The new
fssol about mile Tn. well IL .ssU
feet deep 10 The sand
Wichita fslis. Texas. Sept e. The
biT Three Oli Company we'll. on block
~. 3urkburnets swnsiis. which came
In y.aersiay. Is said 20 be- one of The
beat In th. new i.ooi II ls flowing
a. better than 200 barrsla an hour to-
rsy. reports stasa Dr J W Green
wood VI Dallas. il preAidant of the
pig Three on Company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25
WANTS
oASPD
FOR RENT


! roam Cottage West ~ North Side lnr
raom colaFr West q Nc9sA SIDE inr
: rArna cossArr anfagniahed E ~
Christian eharch n l.. West
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

-
WANTED "A rood girl for general
hoase~ork. Three in family Phone
as.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

n. -. A0AWu
Aesex7Sy 81 H0ongy.
C1asss4s - Pm LoomA
Kaxa Es.nxs a. EnDmrUnoA
Hone4G Cor Rsuk
Once ovsg eAnttxs1 0FsasF5.
nGoe GA 49, - 0eoo Ia
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25


"a ANTEn 10 RENT Al ane. &
Foom cottage north ~ Oklahoma
aAcnnr. phunr 5se
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1918-09-25

FOR REST To seoase without
children New modern 5 room ban
gallo. sleeglag porch, wesl and Cgsiern
elose En 49, s Oak.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
FLUID THAT WILL
INCREASE MILEAGE
.ccnlrnr Ni,cd WIN Gasoline .Ndds
Burupblr QuulitiC, That Com
Arl,r turi

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piles 1'."r1nH foo 'hr uu division
.nf rU. n.. administration Mark
u. Pam, .,u. aI,e,,r, f,r t,o ,Jrr.p.
'.'''. ''" '.'''A ih'' D" 'h' 'h"'
of preliminary survey 30 lH NOT hr.
U.,rI CHAT DO viii bc necessary 60
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'''.t'i ''N"''-. hh1 '.'' WIN '''.
suuun.r conservation l mI5 NOT be
NECESSARY. il irrrrl.s fhr sunni, for
t.. ,..,....,....
president "l IN" l'''I'no '"Hp'hN
. ~ tho David Whitney building. Do
.,-,if U.U.,.,s. .tI,,,. with f,, General
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
SERVICE FLAG IN WOODS
Rcd sentry Guarding Road Where
Single star Was

James Newton Gum, president of
the United states Tiro company.
who, like other executives ~ hls
company practices what no breaches
by using his car 10 the relief OF the
railroads when visiting tho com
p3ny's various pIpn's. Is tho discoy-
prrr of picture that is really an
epic. ana eloquent of me times
Back I'm The hills Of Connection,
the tire man came across little
roadside gasoline service station.
picurcsqucW set iu a hollow. the
familiar cred sentry guarding "a
ncat structure. IouosomeN standing
with boarded windows and barred
door. Placed squarey across the
door was "a service flag bearing o.
siuEb star
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
OVERLAND MULE KNOWS NO
FEAR OF HEAVY HAULING
literally walks Away Win Ionds
That Would Bnlk Most other
Trucks

The trucking problems IN a plant
which has assumed the proportions
OF tho WHY'S Overland company are
necessarily large ones. The build
inRs have a floor space OF more than
tl5 acres and supplies must he kept
constantly moving over this vast
area IN an uninterrupted stream In
order that production be kept at top
notch
Various means have been eW-
ploysd 10 take care. NJ thc trucking
and had been fairly successful until
some factory genius came along with
tho idea ~ the overland m6le which
factory men say is better than any
NJ ~ predecessors This little Fi3Nt
Ia an that its name implies " may
No soen chasing along through the
busy factory without any noise or
fuss N backs up to a string OF
traliers loaded down with anything
from boxes to pig iron and literally
walks away with tho load
Tho design is exceedingly simple
n is composed OF "a heavy frame
uron which ig mounted nm Overland
automobile motor covered with a
standard Overland hood A truck
typr tpuem .F,iou gives. 10 The nrCcy-
safy gear reduction fo MAX" ~ ok
.Hp'uwIN POWERFUL 8ui when i'
p,f- into ugh overland mon say. 10
might almost hr arrested for speed
lng hui for The fact that overland
traffic policemen az the important
streets ln Tho factory give the littlo
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
NEW SIGNAL TAIL LIGHT
FILLS LONG FELT WANT.
Device That Makes IL Possible for
Driver 90 Indicate Intentions
tn Car Following.

Foreign lands are preparing
sifenuously for business AZ the close
nf the war Indications OF the Rc-
tivitles nf many countries are 20 be
found IN the request received by X
q Barkoot. OF the chamber OF Com
merce building. Detroit, sole dlRtri-
butor for RoeddinR signal tail lights
Mr.. Barkoot has received inquiries
from England. France, Spain. Italy,
Cuba. South American countries ana
from many other sections OF the
world.
lie nnds evidence In these In
0ulriee NJ desire IN foreign lands
10 adopt the signal tail llght a.
means ~ preventing renr-eud COLL
sious and other troubles. The gen
crni use OF closed Carsrana tho fart
thnt most motorists now travel with
their tops up In all classes ot
weather has brought the same neces-
sty for a signaling device At the
rear Of the car IN foreign countries
ns exists IN America.
Tho interest In the Roedding siR.
nal tail light has not only been
aroused lu foreign lands. but is
growing rapidly throughout America
duo % the congestion ~ cars In AL
OF tho largo citIos and the lncreas-
ing necessity OF an instantancous
signal 30 the car following OF the In.
inption ~ the driver ahead. Nj
Uarkoo has Travelled extensively and
hIa carefully studied the situation
8a 70 exists In tho large cities. and
20 is hs opinion that NJ least 90
per cent Of the cars today are either
uf tho permanent roof variety or
provided with tops which are kept
nm al an times Under these con
dluons Mr. Barkoot Eays that
rrar- end signal Is required hs hand
signaling lg not nt all safe. This
I4 especially true I'm tho winter
months uheu so many cars are used
prd whom the side curtains are Kept
lt position.
81 such twes the drivers are un-
pbIo to signal Al am NJ 70 is dur
|ur tr.s rrrIot chat ne Insurance
raruau.os fu1 that about no per
cent OF hc collision Insurance Is due
fa. Ugar.tuI collisions
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
AIR. COOLED MOTOR GIVES
TAXI DRIVER NEW THRILL
Drive from Nrw Mexico 60 New
Work Was Revelation 1 Man
-cd 10 All Makes Cars.

The hardest man IN the world to
+-~at with new thrill IL tho taxi
driver most people say--but a trip
OF 5000 miles across country I'm "A
Franklin car did the trick. IN one
case At least.
only recently. President RiNhy Of
tho plxby shoe Polishing company
was IN Albuquerque, N, NJ. Nv his
Franklin car. and while on the look
out for someone 20 DO hlF driving
back 90 New York, hit upon Louis
nUffDrd known as 'hr most export
rucrd man iu nIH line iuFlho city
$50 tho start W nude md o ClIf-
ford says. hc bTEHn Zoo learn things
he had hcnrd about hut seldom seen 20
Here nrr few uf his comments
Talk about mud 100 miles of Il
in ono stretch iu Iowa. Chains on
oil four wheels An others stuck but
the Franklin went throug hflne. The
others ull said they were over heat
INK This Franklin runs all day
long. never gets hot, averages %
miles 90 tho gallon, and usod four
gallons ~ OIL I'm 3.2l7 mites Some
car CbE, OH Bui storage ON car
have been t7lG' since wr left Alhu-
qucrquc"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14

We do Fet contains about one fourth
winter but that doesn't Hccm TO
bother
some NJ tho roads that have put
the National sedan ,spyer ! would
hardly think ot putting a wagon over
iu the states one place J went over
NaH "a very steep hill With the road
Fun ~ smell hulrH liut FOR these
shell huIrr would never have made
DO tor iyr they ruNc me my only
traction
Had Performed Feat
"Whcn / reached the top the
Trcuchmru AN looked at nae with
opnn mouths aud later they told the
commanding Officer that the Ma
tluual yuH the only car that had
made II. though many had tried
"Going up 60 the front / drove for
~ hours straight Now | have pretty
good roads y Drive over at this front
hut thcv are fun Of shell holes mat
wnsr Won think NJ cohbleHioncH.
ono p'1rc ! have 10 pass We call
IeuI m1n'u corner The hoches
rhcn % clcrv oncc IN p while and We
sure do uop going 'roIud that curve.
believe mr. drive 0H CAST around
there aa lrv uf the rest
The lthcr dny t1Ck % trlp up 20
one of tho larger towns and ! never
snw ~ many Nationals. They we're
almost ~ thick nR Fords"
II ls evident thai American mo-
tor carH likn American soldiers. are
proving their military metal under
fire
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-07-14
Automobile Section
Trip Over No-Woman's Land
Revelation of Scenic Beauty

choice OF rctraclng your steps hy
way OF tho salmon river 10 GalIna
and on down wood river or you
may glide down stanley river past
stanley post office, where you may
replcuish your grub stake from an
up.to-datc and fresh stock NJ Fup-
plies carried by Niece iu his little
log cabin store Then YOU pass on
down the river past the Shot-Guu
rapids. Sunbeam dam and Robinson
bar Here you viii find hotel nc
CoWmCdailons ana fine large
plunge supplied hy nearby spring
OF natural hot water
From Robinson bar YOU follow the
river io Ch1.ls an old mining town
uf the early 8iNtics. B,yuud Challis
YOU pass through a rorgoously tinted
canyon stretching ten miles TO Mac
key
Appeals 90 Fancy.
ON YOU speed 90 Lost river, where
there are as many trout 90 the cubic
foot as you will find anywhere They
are not afraid 10 take "A chance on
"a nv or spinner at any time and
dcyOtocs Of the rod will be tempted
90 spend a. little time here A.
NHrkdN YOU are back 10 civilization
once more after memorable trip.
You Win want 10 know how 10
reach 40 WOmnu's Land whore TO
start from. which roads are best
For the thousand things you Will
want 10 know you will come I'm
ally to the Automobile Blue Book.
After that everything h easy the
only touring information II doesn't
contain is daily weather forecast
Everything else is there ln pre-
digestod form.