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Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
Fer Sale.

Two and half acres within the city
limits on the New Oregon road with
good Groom house and other improve
ments. Low price for quick sale.
Easy terms. Call and investigate it
;rt.re.ted 46-tf
Harryo Pollitt.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1918-10-18
TWIN VILLAGES

The first quarterly conference Of the
II. E. church was held 1t the r. ".
NcCloud home on October 7th. Rev.
Grabau being present. We certainly
welcome Rev. Grabau back with u fol-
another year.
Desmond Hunt left for Minneapolis
on Tuesday for the U. S. service again.
We wish him the best of success and .
safe return.
Mrs. B. Rygg visited with her daugh-
ter the past week, Mrs. E. II. st. Sohn
Florence Serfling and Marjory Sims
were among the sick the past week
but both are much better 1T this writ
ing. l.
Fay CrowelI, who is attending school
at Preston, is home for time on &C.
count of the prevailing sickness. II
Mr.. Yeoman and family will move to
Cresco this. week as he will run the
Farmers creamery for one year. What
is our loss is their gain.
Mr. Clymer moved here from De-
corah to commence work in the cream
cry at once. ..r- z
Mrs, Richard Jones and babe of Bris-
tol with Mrs. Robt. Hughes were call
ers in our Village on Friday.
Doctor and Mrs. Tierney were Cres'
co callers Friday having dental work
done. . !
Mrs. Clawson and Mrs. C. Henry
were visitors at the Louis Litz home or
Friday. a -
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Weinkauf anC
family and Dan Bronner and family
visited at the Herman LANCE home or
Sunday. @@
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
BISHOP QUAYLE WOULD
HAVE KAISER EXECUTED

ST. LOUIS, Nov. 27--Bishop VIII
liam \. Quayle OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, speaking at the
city club lunCheoh, today, declared
that any peace commission of the
American people which does not
make the German people pay To the
uttermost farthing is not peace
commission OF the American people,
and that until such time az the
kaiser is tried and executed for mur-
der, Justice will not have room to
sway in the world
THAT is not hate" he said. 1T is
Justice. The man who does not as
sent TO that procedure has a mutt
lated moral sense, or he has no
moral sense to mutilate. Justice
never hurt any man and the man
who does not talk justice has no
place in the world.
1--WE did not fight the kaiser. We
fought the German people and W
must in fcalty to the world hold the
German people TO strict account tor
their indcCenCy, Not to be square
and honest to the German people
now and to metc out to them justice
will be TO mete out injustice to the
tomorrows OF the world. Not to
metc out punishment To Gerpany
now Is not love, II is seutimcnGIity''
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
SALVATION ARMY PLANS ITS
USUAL CHRISTMAS PROGRAM

Reports that the Salvation Army in
Tulsa viii not do the usual fine
thing during the holiday season are
denied by Adjutant Rosa Goblentz.
and she says that solicitors repre-
senting the organization are now in
the field making plans for giving the
poor the usual army treat at Christ
mastide.
4 statement had been published
that Unauthorized persons were
making "A collection for the salvation
Army, and II Is the desire OF the local
band that when there Is any doubt,
the person approached shall call 7lS
and report It. Every solicitor for the
salvation Army has set OF creden-
tials that makes 1t easy for persons
TO know whether their charity is GO
ing TO the right source. All solicitors
wear the official uniform OF the Sal
vation Army.
one OF the things planned by the
army is to gather a number OF ar
ticles from the various offices and
business houses, the work of the
women employed by them. These
articles consist of anything the In
dividual cares to give, preferably
dolls.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
BO|LS and
CARBUNCLES ARE
WORSE IN WINTER

Every part OF the body is depend
ent upon the blood for nourishment
and strength and when for onv
..,- .,,. ..,.. ..-. ,...-..... ....
:. ,,,,, -
Tho liver and kidneys failing 70 re-
coive tho nronor nour,shuont f-o,,,
tho blood prow inoctive and drII
and tho waste and bodily impuri.
tics that should nass orr throuyh
these channels Of nature are left IN
the system IN encourage some blood
disorder When the blood is IN this
weakened condition. it should be
treated with a remedy that ,s not
only thorough, but gentle in its ac-
ton.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
WHOLE NATION WILL
H00VERIZE NEXT WEEK
National Conservation Week Pro-
gram VIII Include Address In
Tulsa by Judge Amcs.

message from Herbert Hoover
national food administrator, Will hc
read from every pulpit In the land
program for conservation week,
planned ly the iOOyerizinE forces.
G. j IIudmnn says that Tulsa VIII
hay" an opportunity to get real flrst-
hand Information on COnserya ton Of
food from Judg" &. T.. Ames state
administration. VINO has consented to
CON" here and make AN address at
In" community meeting Drcemhcr 2.
\ meeting for the purpose of hear
Ing judge Ames will be- held either
IN convention hall or the hlgh school
auditorium. and Judge Ames has
hDuDrcd Tulsa by cunscntlng TO he
here, though he had invitations from
many other cities for similar meet
ings
Every county In oklahoma Is ex-
pcCted To carry OUT the program,
which includes community meetings
ana the reading Of Mr., HOOvcr's food
message at all public gatherings.
Copies ~ the message vii, he fur
nisncd by SIR liiududn 20 all pas
tors and to others Interested.
Every school district in the nation
IS called on to hold exercises on FRI
day. December &, as part Of the pro-
gram
Judge Amcs is one OF the best
speakers In Oklahoma and he viii
hold the crowd, MIR. Hindman says
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
TRAILS ASSOCIATION
PLANS FUTURE WORK
Convention at Eureka Springs sam
to &c Most successful Of
Entire Year.

Pronouncing it one Of the most
successful highway conferences they
have attended during the year cyrus
). Avery, president Of the AlOcrt
Pike Highway association, and l..
Zee Guthrey. highway commissioner
OF the Tulsa chamber OF commerce,
came in Wednesday morning from
the meeting of the White River
Trails association at Eureka Springs
which was held there on The 25th
and, 26th.
The conference was attended 10y
representatives from all along the
inc from lIranSOn-i HOLSTER, Mo- 10
Tulsa and many definite ard cftec-
i've plans were agreed upon for the
coming year.
Commissioner Il. X. Thompson OF
he Arkansas state highway commits
sapn htSended all ~ the sessions and
gave the association the fun benefit
OF his wide experience ana close as
sOCiat!On with the most modern ldGiS
~ highway financing. lie took the
representatives, OF the association
over = miles Of'recently constructed
mountain highway, by convict labor,
and showed the visitors something
like 80 miles Of additional outlined
road that has been financed for i'm
mediate construction ny frdtIdl dlu,
state aid and the road improvement
district plan. Commissioner Thpmp-
son Will represent the Arkansas or
ganization At the annual conference
In Chicago December II and -, and
Tulsa and the Albert pike Highway
nSsociatIon will he represented 10y
Mcssrs. Avery and Guthrey
OffiCerSfOr the ensuing year were
elected Is follows: President VIM
II. Johnson OF Hollister, vice prcsi-
dent, WIN -. Sweet Of SLOAN
Springs, secretary treasury !. {. Me
Mamma OF BrausOu, executive COM
mittec, Il. X. Thompson, member "f
The Arkansas state highway commits
sion: f.. II. f.. McJiInsey, editor Of
he -. Springfield Republican of
Springf!eld, Mo. and +. Bee Guth-
roy Of Tulsa,
The next annual meeting Of the
association will be held on the sec
oud Monday in October. 1919 at
such point on the line as may be
designated by the executive COM
mittee.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
AUTO CLUB TO TAKE
s LAW IN OWN HANDS
Meeting at kctchum Iiotcl Brings
Out Sentiment Of imphihnnc WIN
Slow Legal Machinery.
BONDSMAN EVIL DISCUSSED
Approval oG Bonds, In Wrong Hands
IL Contention Of Members some
OF Whom Propose Changes.

The policy may be lax In thoIr et,
forts 10 apprchcnd auto 'bieNes ana
the county attorney may not eHer-
else due diligence In pro'"cutns
those who are arrested, but the Tulsa
Automobile club Is going 10 "unark
on q thief catching campaign oI i'H
own and II Is going 10 see m" cam
palgn through 10 the prnii"nll"l
Tho ross-tircs which have b"cn
burning between the attorney "I
flee and the police department w"r"
allowed 10 flare up brilliantly az ihe
meeting OF the automobile ciuh )'7,
terday noon At the kotchum, ana
while the members oi the cluD TOOK
rather Keen enjoy Wcni Ia ihc
pryotcchnics which were mhnIpu-
lated largely by George Reeves,
county attorney. it seemed patent
that if the automobile men iRspl !
selves took no action, IN" croea-llp'
would continue 10 shoulder and ht
automobile owners would get II"
where.
They Mean business.
So. as tn" business N stealing
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
S. A. T. C. ALL SET
TO TRIM ARKANSAS
Seems Probable KcndnIl's Superior
Weight VIII Have Something
To DO with Victory.

Tulsa football fans are "rarin' TO
CO. to the big game Of the season
which comes Off this afternoon on
the Kendall gridiron when the $. 4.
T. CO meet Arkansas university IN
Il regular battle.
Aside from the fact that every one
in Tulsa is enthusiastic over the S.
4. 7. G, team, much Interest Is be.
Ing shown over the fact that Fult-
bright viii play in Arkansas back.
field. Fulibright lived In Tulsa for
two years and was connected with
the carter OH company, During bis
stay In This city he met a host Of
people among the younger set. Last
year he played in the backfield on
the Missouri Us.
Kendall expects to win on weight
as the home fellows outweigh tho
Visitors 10 pounds. Arkansas weighs
1856, Kendall l55. Another interes,-
ing feature that will make the game
a question is that the visitors
strength Hes In their backfield. while
lOc y. \. !. I. are DhShlnB StloilB vi
the forward wall
The home team has played two
games and lost one OF them. The
Razorbacks have played four games
and lost two. Here Is Arkansas rec
ord. " ON from Springfield Norma"
II to T., won from ROlla School Of
Mines, i to U, lost TO Camp PIKE,
7 to u. lost heavily to Oklahoma t..
ksndalis lineup will be as fol-
lows. Ends, liilford and Johnson;
tackle. Mcdonald and Nyle, guards,
Rains and Bass; center, Russrl',
Hopping. League, Irwin and Gallager
will be in the backfield. 1t Is hoped
that lightning Bridges, star hdit-
lack, may play through part Of
the game. However, the chances are
slim AZ the speed demon has oeen
down with pneumonia.
1t is not believed by those in
charge that the rain OF yesterday
Will hamper the game, as the Ken
dan gridlron is covered with dried
grass.
Tickets will be on sale today at the
quaker drug store. Indian Traders
and Daiey's cigar stand.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
I OKLAHOMA UNION EMPLOYEES
WILL HAVE TURKEY FEAST

EruplOJcs Of the oklahoma Union
railway viii frat"rnize tonight at a
turkey frdst when motOrmen and
conductors of the company en-.
pioJcd I'm Sapulpa, In Tulsa and on
m" inl"rurban cars Will gather at
ID" Home Art cafe ana feast and
lIk.
lalsa employees Of the company
VIII De hosts Of the Sapu,pa en-
p."yos nud they will gather promptly
at midnight for It big time. After the
feast . special car viii take the "a %
puipa men lack TO their home city.
DiLcIats Of the company viii be
guests of the employees and things
viii b" done ana THINKS said that
wli, tend To cement the friendly rcId-
lOIn Of everyone conHectcd with the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
If Your Blood Happens to Be
In Bad Condition, S. S. S.
Will Correct 1t Now.

The peculiar effect on the blood
caused by the rapid changes of win
ter, the chilly blasts and dampness
long continued, will undoubtedly
have n disastrous effect upon your
system II your blood happens to be
in bad condition. You should NOT
allow yourself to run the risk OF
suffering with boils and carbuncies'
you should not Willingly walk into
the snare OF pain and suffering oil
rheumatism or catarrh when you
can put your blood in shape to pre-
vent il by the simple method OF tax
ing $. s. S. for a short period during
the fall
Rolls and carbunGes are evidence
Of disordcred blood. They do not
necessarily mean an inherited faint
but they tell you that your blood Is
poisoned-that the life-giving stream
that should flow through your veins
pure, vigorous and healthy--has
recome upset, maybe by over-ea'inS
and drinking, possibly by constipa-
tion, stomach trouble or uric acid.
Whatever the cause, your blood has
become poisoned and you are not
going to know what it is to feel en-
,irelv well until the poison and i'm
purities have been washed from
your system. The blood purified
and invigorated, will once more per-
from its normal function or keep
ing the body full of health and vigor.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
HIGH SCHOOL WILL HAVE
SPECIAL JUBILEE MEET

Tulsa high school will hold Il spe-
cial Jubilee assembly this morning
before the more serious service OF
THANKSGIVING. To be held in the
churches at l0:45 O'Clock.
The orchestra will make is first
public appearance in the livelicSt
music that could he found. The
students will make the first attempt
to sing with the ensemble OF mu-
siCians.
Wells will be practiced for the foot
ball game in the afternoon and 4
general pep meeting will ensue.
As a thank offering a collection
will hc taken Tor the Belgium child
relief fund. The hat will be passed d
and the money will he entered on the
Thanksgiving day fund. II Is the
custom Of the belgium Child's relief
committee to send an offering to the
child life OF Belgium on every na-
uonal holiday
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
STAGE ALL SET FOR
> EASTERN CHAMP GAME
Tulsa High Going Strong Artcr GOnt
That Fools Around MuskUgCc
Aggregation.
LINEUP PAR EXCELLENCE
IHJCHl bunch Looks Good to ThOS''
who Have Watched Nprk-Outs
and Are "Itcarin' to Go"

Tn" eastern football championship
Of the state Will b" decided today
when Tulsa hlgh meets MuBtOg"" on
ihc local stadium a. the corner OF
&Iuctrrnth ana Cincinnati The out
come uf this game is awaited with
keen interest
The best Dffcnsc ihrt "A team can
have Is Il good drf"uh". THIS argIr
mcnt can best b." proven by the IIr'
mat no team ths season has been
withiu 20 yards ~ the Kcd and
white teams goal Tuists strength
les In its forward wall Thcs" for
ward men have battered every Of
fons,yr line this year, bIuahiuR
through almost At viii.
Lineup Looks IaJOd.
In the ~ dscCtiOu Morgan, BOWER
ana Stone present a formidable r"-
s.stInCr Morgan ana Stone are
9th new men. but tonarlty is their
middle name captain Iullrr Is il re-
.uHTkublc center. lie Ia a h"ddy,
tggrrssv" player on the defense.
ana gets his passes of IN Dlc' or
style The big captain looms IHrg"
,ur all state center this year
IN Carter aud liruwuncld IulaI
Ias two tackles ufrrdl merit BROW u-
noid started paying at E.aid TINS
ycur. hu' when D,rkcrsOn went to
he tanks, I.Iu~ufirid vas HhIi',d
- tackle. wh'r" lie huS proven INNS
self real tower Uf strength. II" IL
I dangerous man on the tl"ld ana
. him goes a ldrgc part Ut the honor
or the victory over MuSkogcc last
year Abe Carter is faster and bet
or than he was Last year, and he
has his jaw sct for MusEuEcc's hIs
I'M, Caldwell and Names. Tulsa :
so fat flankcrs, are hard men to
get around The high supporters are
Xpectlng Il lot OF the rohheAdcd
chap today.
sun More Strong Ones.
In the back field Tulsa has some
u the fastest men IN the state.
WeneCkc. GraCcys white headed
ndlf can go the 100 N 10, and car
or, his running mate follows Il close
second. Both skirt the ends well.
Wonccke bids well for place IN the
All state back field.
In Carl KEGS Tulsa has It's best
player. lie tips the scale at $50
and IL the best line plunger in the
sou invest. lie les Graccys greatest
tind The big boy will work at full
in today's game, Poe Will work to-
day for the first time behind the
pivot man.
The subs are gnawing at the bits
10 get In tOdays game, but the high
mentor would not say last night who
would be used Speedy Chancellor
will work in the back field a part Of
the game.
The big coach would say nothing
concerning the outcome % the battle
except I'm ready"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
The Doctors
AdUiCe
Blu DR.. LeWiS Baker

Tho questions answered below are
general in character, the symptoms
or diseases arc givea and the ans
wers will apply In any case OF sIHl-
lar nature.
Those wishing further advice. free,
may address Or. Lewis Baker. COL
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Dayton, Ohio, enclosing self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope for reply
Full name and address must be
given but only initials or fictitious
namea will be used In my answers
The prescriptions can be filled al
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sugar syrup or honey as per direc-
tlons on bottle.
Mrs. u. Asks: Can YOU prescribe
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scalp"
Answer: know you can got in
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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
BREWERIES OF ST. LOUIS
PREPARE TO CLOSE DOWN

ST. LOUIS. nov. @7.-Thc 1G S.
Louis brewcries are preparing to
close down their plants mex, Satnr-
day night in compliance with me
government order whcih pr0hibiIS
the manufacture Of beer ana near
beer after December /. The brew
cries employ 10000 men. accordirs
to "A representative Of one of the 'lE
concerns.
1t Is estimated that when the
brcweres closes there will he 10000
OOO barrels OF beer on hand mere
which will supply the normal trade
about three or four months.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28
STRIKES ARE BREAKING
OUT IN BERLIN PLANTS

by The Associated Press
BERLIN. Tuesday, Nov. 26.--tn-
organized strikes have broken out in
several Of the large plants around
Berlin. They are wholly local in ma
ture and are the result OF demands
made by the workers for a fixed rate
OF daily wage instead of a piece
schedule.
Former workers In the munition
plants are insisting upon the con-
tinuance OF the prosperity" wakes
paid during tho war. whereas the
employers are now starting "A peace
production and are striving To re-
align the wage conditions,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-11-28

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