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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04
OPEN PARK TO MOTORCYCLES.

Washington, March 3.--Opening OF
Yellowstone park to motorcycles dur
ing the coming season was announced
tonight by Secretary Lane. A recent
order admitted motorcycles to Yose-
mite park and today's announcement
means that all the national parks will
be open hereafter to both automobiles
and motorcycles.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04

1t has been a number of years since
this snug and slender silhouette
charmed our eyes-but do you recog-
niZe our old friend--the Princess gown
Here is the latest version of that de-
lightful but eNacting mode, combining
in Il delectable manner the smoothfit-
ting tunic, with a new and becoming
fullness pleated lightly over the hips.
The under bodice is of the same heavy
broadcloth as the tunic and is differ
entiated by a close braiding in black
silk-repeated in groups on the tunic.
The collar has the unmistakabls
French touch, rather loose, and wide
winged, above a neatly fitting band.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04


the first day Of ones first love affair
and the last day of ones last love af-
fair.
The difference between youth and
age: At 20, one longs for something to
happen; at 30, one wonders what
will happen next" and at 40. one fears
that something may happen"
Love Is the wine that makes the
world go round marriage the awak-
ening, and divorce the water wagon"
on which We climb, vowing Never
again."
A young girl must choose between
being respected and being kissed:
but clever widow can usually mans
age to be both.
A man filings an old love affair or
an old coat aside and forgets 1t. =
woman folds 1t away in lavender. just
in case" she may need it again, soma
day."
Marriage is faithful photographers
made from tho glowing Illusions which
love has painted on the Imagination.
After n divorce woman goes into
spiritual half mourning, but a man
steps back into his old life as calmly
and casually as though he had just
been away for n weekend in the coun.
try.
Women OF 40 have two resorts to
camouflage--to deny 1t emphaticaliy--
| and to defy it cosmetically. .A
Personality" is the little lamP
within the soul which shines through
AS you go through the world you radi-
| ate. or just give a dim little light, OF
pass unseen, according to the size, ana
! luminosity OF your soul.
Pshaw! BY establishing all thes,
| sweetless, meatless. drinkless rules tn,
| government is actually taking IN,
bread out OF the mouths of all til,
rheumatism specialists!
Better be an old maids darling thar
a young widows trophy"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04
War Recipes
Date Bread.

0dtO 0Tedu.
] cup corn meal
| cup whole wheat flour
/ cup white flour
IL teaspoons salt
Il cup molasses
cup dates, stoned and cut in pieces
u cup nut meats, chopped
Ia cups sour milk
/ teaspoon soda.
Mix and sift dry ingredients; add
other ingredients in order given; mix
well. turn into a creased pan and let
stand Is minutes: bake in moderate
oven for so minutes.
Bran Bread.
tMiss Bess Rowe)
cups white flour
cups bran
u cup New Orleans molasses or
sorghum
l Ia cups milk
teaspoon soda
l teaspoon salt.
Bake for IS minutes.
Griddie Cakes
CMrs. w. S. Davidson)
l egg
l tablespoon Wesson oil
l cup buttermilk
y cup sweet milk
l-2 cup corn meal
"a cup flour "-s~
] teaspoon soda
Salt to taste.
The amount of meal and flour will
vary with the thickness of the milk.
Bran Mullins.
l egg
u cup white flour
/ cup sour milk
l. cup melted fat
y cup sugar
/ teaspoon salt
" cups bran
u teaspoon soda
] teaspoon baking bowder
Date Brown Bread.
IL cups flour
| IL cups graham flour
! tablespoon sugar
l teaspoon salt
| tablespoons melted crisco
| ] level teaspoon soda
| cups sour milk
] pound dates
! egg.
| Nuts IL desired.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04
SIGN UKRAINE PEACE.

Z Petrograd. March 3.--The peace
treaty with Germany has been signed.
The Ukrainian army has occupied
kiev, Gomel and Beriichev.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04

You can make one kind or an I'M
preston by following a statement with
an apology. but 1t win not be . good
one.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04

But the best airship on earth may be
no good In the air.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04

Capitalization best could be accom-
plished without working undue hard
ships on the owners of plants which
might he closed.
1T already has been demonstrated y
said fuel administration order to-
night. that in many localities CEN
tralization may he effected without
hardship and with a considerable saw
ing. England and France long ago
have taken steps In this general direc-
ton. In fact. commission appointed
in England to investigate the subject
has described Capitalization MS an Geo.
monte necessity. 1t is estimated in
this report that an economic saving OF
$500, 600. 900 would be effected and the
fuel requirements of the industries now
supplied with electrical power cut in
half.
Germany Started Idea.
Before the war Germany made Ions
strides towards the same end. In tht
United States. the west has gone far
Their than the east and in California
virtually every power system is inter.
connected. The same Is true in Ill.
nois."
Capitalization Of heating systems II
cities also will be studied by the fue
administration.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04

Money talks and it is usually in a
hurry to say gOodby.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04
Health Questions Answered.

Mrs. w. r. +. asks: What is n
proper diet for person in normal
health who wishes to remain well?"
In general diet should be planned to
contain in reasonable amounts. rep
resentatiyes of the following groups
az green vegetables. (2) meats. milk,
eggs. {3) cereals, ca sugars. 90 fats.
including milk fats and sugar fats.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04

A man who sees the keyholc double
every time he comes home late hr
no business with the key to success.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04
Health
Authorities Ask Aid in War
! on Social Diseases.
During the first Is months Of the
war one Of the great powers had more

of other communicable diseases Is a
fact indicating the seriousness Of the
problem now before national, state and
municipal health officials.
During the IL weeks ending Deem
Der 2, 1917. there were reported from
81 cantonments 2l,742 new cases of
venereal disease.
The report of the London National
Conference for Combating venereal
Disease, says:
"All previous war experience shows
an increase Of venereal disease.
When peace comes there Is the danger
OF grave and widespread disse mination
Of these diseases 1t is for that. that
we must be prepared and there is no
time to be lost"
Venereal disease has a foothold in
nearly every American community. It
should be viewed as q communicable
disease and always subject to prompt
legal control.
Many municipalities are working
for laws requiring the reporting of
such diseases. Chicago recently has
gained this point.
Failure to face the facts and to
make possible the general spread of
information regarding the disease is
little short Of criminal in the opinion
Of officials.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04
Germany Started Idea.
PROTEST MONEYS HANGING.

Chicago. March 3.--The Chicago
Federation Of Labor today defeated a
resolution favoring general strike OF
union men in the event that the death
sentence over Thomas Mooney, San
Francisco labor man convicted OF muir
der by bomb throwing, be carried out
Instead. a telegram protesting against
the execution was sent to the American
Federation of Labor.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04
Reflections
Of Bachelor Girl, by Helen
Rowland

The most thrilling moments in life
the first day Of ones first love affair
and the last day of ones last love af.
fair.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1918-03-04

The difference between youth and
age: At 20, one longs for something to
happen" at 80, one wonders what
will happen next" and at 40. one fears
that something may happen"
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
I.ulGher Bargains

IN HOUSES AND LOTS HOUSES on corner, 2 frame bun
 Salows. one hard brick. pebble dash
 all strictly modern, and nicely fin
 ished; all three are rented for S100
 per month and can be rented for
 $125 per month: this place will pay
 20 per cent ss an investment; this place. can be bought for $650o-- S4000 eash.-239
 GROOM hard brick, modern, extra
 large screen porch, fine shade, lawn
 on paved street, only blocks from
 center of city sS250-one half cash
 this is beautiful henie.-241. GOOD frame houses and two good
 lots, one : room modern, one ?
 room niodern. garage, chicken
 houses, fruit, lots of shade on car
 car line. $2500-$500 cash, balance
 like rent; this is sure a snap-236. BROOM, ? story frame, all modern,
 new house and small houses. on
 same lot in rear, lot 50Yt50 it.. this
 property will rent for s60 per mo,
 on car line. $2250-$600 cash.-235. GROOM frame in ? separate apart
 ments, new home, all modern, for
 20b0; s250 cash, balance $25 per
 month. lot 50x20O it., this place is
 worth $3000 if it is worth d dollar 5-ROCM brick, modern. built in fea-
 lures: screen sleeping room nice
 ly finished in the best part of city,
 on car line and close in, and think $2600 will buy it; $500 cash, bal
 ance S20 per month.-2ST BROOM brick, new, modern. nice front porch, screen porch, full length of house, built in features, nicely fin ished inside and out; nice yard, roses, garage, chicken yard wood | shed, this house is built and not
 just throwed together, it is the coolest house I was ever in, and you will say the same when you see it; s25O0-s500 cash, balance like rent.-119. | 4-ROOM frame. fine shade, fruit, lawn,
 nice little place; $1S50-s300 cash. BROOM frame plastered, modern, rents for SEQ; s1s50-$500 cash 1al.
 | BROOM frame modern, s1250-s750 or will trade for automobile.-151. | GROOM brick modern. nice screen porch, fine shade. a beautiful home
 $4500-$100O cash on East Adams Street-152
 5-ROOM, have ? good 5-room cot
 tages, near East Lake park tlHt l will sell at a bargain, look these l over, and make me an offer.35-36 3-ROOM frame cottage, nice little
 place. fine shade, good garage $1000-s600 cash.-147.
 If YOU don't find what you want 1T
 this list. ask us about the balance
 we have 400 to choose from; al prices and terms to suit you i you want to buy house it vii
 pay you to call us and let us show
 you what we have
 LUTHER REALTY co. SS West Monroe St. Phone l7Oi
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
LISTEN

3 room new modern brick, pebble dash, ? screen porches, northeast, paved street; $700 down, balance easy.
 acre, Hollywood Heights. 3 room house, garden, alfalfa, chicken run, well and city water, $l20O; $500 down and $25.
 160 acres, best in the valley, A water, fine orchard, well, pump and tank, 2 houses, alfalfa, cotton and maize; S200 per acre; S10,000 will handle, balance any old way, per cent.
 15 acres, alfalfa, cotton and soudan grass; good room house; plenty out buildings; miles out, will trade for house and lot in city, worth from S2500 and up. Step lively. Fink Ss Co, 142 w. Washington St, Phone S057 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
Auctions


 AUCTION SALE-Thursday May 18th, miles north of Phoenix on Gen. tral Avenue and miles east on Bethany Home road. Commencing at 10:00 sharp l will sell at public auc- tion, 153 head of cattle, 66 head of select Holstein and Durham dairy COWS. This herd is second to none in the Salt River valley. 90 head heifers, 6 to 12 months old. 35 head of yearling steers. i registered Holstoin bull. Horses, 9 fine work mares. 1 pair of pinto drivers. l jack, extra good one. Everybody invited to attend this big sale. Free barbecue lunch at noon. Terms of sale, all sums of $100 and under, cash over that amount a credit of six months will be given, purchaser giving approved 10 per cent notes. Two per cent off for cash. V. C. Musgrove, owner. C, o. McMurtry, auctioneer. l..
 q Galland, clerk
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
LulGheE Bar@aims

S9soO IN ACREAGE, LARGE AND SMALL 10 ACRES, good house, fine orchard,
 fine shade, good well, engine, tank,
 chicken house and yard fenced, lots
 of nice roses, all in grain, this is a
 beautiful home, northwest; $4500
 -s2,509 cash.
 10 ACRES east, good house we'll inn
 proved, one half in alfalfa, balance
 in grain; s4500--s1450 cash. 15 ACRES, 8 miles of Phoenix, im-
 proved. finest of sandy loam soil,
 $550Q-sl250 cash.
 5 ACRES, close in. well improved, ex-
 cept house, $2400-$750 cash, bal
 ance to suit you.
 2ls ACRES just at the edge of city
 limits, good 4-room house, well
 improved, S2O00-$l00O cash. , ACRES, the finest little truck ranch in this valley, will clear you $500
 to 5000 per year and make you a
 living besides, if you will let us
 we will prove just what we say
 and $3000 will buy this-$1450 cash
 balance years.
 J ACRES, on paved road close in. no improvements, except crop, S1500 terms.
 1 3=ACRE tract on paved road, no improvements, will sell for $500,
 easy terms.
 We have many good buys in small tracts if you are looking fd a small place, it will pay you to see us before buying. We also have some snaps in 40- so, and 160 acres that we will be
 glad 10 sliow you if you are in the market.
 1 80 ACRES in Cashion district, fine soil sandy loam, all in crop. this land l will show for itself, good water rights, leased for 21s years from July l, 1918. no better investment in the State; this land will sell next fall for $SQ0 an acre. and you l can buy it today for s7.000, for the so acres; 5000 and say again
 this is the finest of land but this man must sell so why not you Dc the lucky one I can prove that this land is just as I say and il
 costs you nothing to find out il
 l am liar or not.
 LUTHER REALTY co. S3 West Monroe St. Phone 1I0S
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
Good Every One

S6000-10 acres all in grapefruit and alfalfa; fine garden, chicken cor rals, etc. Good four-Foom house and barn; located on car line; a choice corner, close in; terms If you want a real home place, look at this.
 S6500-20 acres alfalfa; good house and outbuildings; family orchard; lots of shade: close to McDowell road, part cash.
 S9000--40 acres close to Phoenix; 20 in cotton; balance alfalfa and orchard; good Groom house, well, engine and pump; cotton looking fine; this is a snap, good terms.
 $12O0O-Part cash; 40 acres alfalfa about five miles from town and on car line; good six room house; barn and outbuildings; excellent soil, "A" water; will be worth S350 six months from now. .S12000-Half cash. 40 acres on New Black Canyon road; 20 acres fine stand cotton; ten acres al- falfa; balance grain and pasture All fenced, woven wire; good house and outbuildings, old shade, etc. A real money maker These are just few-we have others, both large and small-our time is yours in showing these ranches come in and talk it over.
 Davie Realty Company
 126 N. Central Ave.
 Phone 3599 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
AUCTION

15O Head Dairy Cows and Young Stock.
 FRIDAY. MAY 17TH, at Il o'clock In Sec. 35, next to old Hanson ranch, f miles W. of Chandler or 9 miles E. of Hanson Junction, or ? miles $. of Kyrene school.
 Will lease 160-acre ranch for S1O0 per month to person buying the great est number of cows.
 Am closing out my entire herd of very heavy producing milch cows, 53 fresh or nearly so, and the balance soon to be fresh. This is one of the best herds in the valley.
 90 milch cows
 l6 well marked springing heifers.
 15 2-year- old steers.
 30 yearling steers and heifers.
 Every COW goes; come and get yours.
 20 Hound Dogs, trained to hunt coy otes, mountain lions and bob cats. The biggest, best pack of hounds in the state to be sold at auction at this sale.
 Terms: Sums under S100, cash; over that amount, credit of six months will be given, purchaser giving note satis- factory to clerk.
 Free lunch at noon. Everybody in vited. Y. L. Holmes, Owner A. B. Dunlap, Clerk. B. W. Getsinger, Auc- tioneer. br
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
TWO REAL BARGAINS

TWO REAL BARGAINS
 One of the best improved 160 acre tracts in the valley, real ranch home, in alfalfa, oats, barley and 40 acres ready for maize. A fine large modern house, shade and all the fiXins. only s260 per acre; E cash.
 5S0 acres. dwellings. water right dates back of 1878, land in alfalfa. grain and cotton; 250O head sheep; 400 heda cattle will go with place if you desire, at market prices. s25,000 cash will handle the land-balance years. If you are looking for a real ranch let us show you tfis-if you have the cash.
 BELLAMY & HASKELL
 121 N. End Ave.
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
Only-s215sOnIy

10 ACRES-20 in cotton, 17 in alfalfa; balance good family orchard; room modern house. well, en- zine and pump: good outbuild-. ings. Located eight miles from Phoenix, corner on good road; Cotton alone will make your first payment; only s215 per acre. Look at it.
 Davie Realty Company
 126 N. Central Ave.
 Phone 359a 1t
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13

REALTY BARGAINS $1050-Corner Lot. 70x19o, N. 5th and Moreland. East Evergreen; $250 Under the Market. $140O-Corner Lot, s0x2o0-Facing N. Central Ave; close to Osborn School-Lots of Shade. -321x22O-Almost an Acre and Half FarIn-Little Farm Just East North Central Ave.-Near Indian School Car-Price Has Been Reduced by Non Resident Owner.
 S2100-Little Ranch of 2 Acres-House Good Well-Bearing Orchard Land Fenced and in Alfalfa and Grain - Best of Soil - Miles North.
 S25OO-Little Poultry, Pig and Cow Farm-Just Outside City Limits
 -2 Blocks to Car Line-Modern House-Barn = Chicken Sheds and Runs-Shade and Fruit City Water.
 s2550-Modern Brick Bungalow. Fac ing East Pierce St. s265o-Niee Little Modern Brick Home, Nearly Furnished Cement Porch Steps and Walks-Chick- en Yard and Shed S- Evergreen Heights-Move Right In. $4100-3- Year-Old Modern Brick with White Cement Finish-N. and D. Solar Heater-Oakland- Blicks North Capitol-Lot 70X145-$400 cash-s40 per month Move Right In.
 l $4500-Modern Las Palmas Home . 1 With Rooms and Screen Porch Garage, Fruit and Roses-Big Lot.
 WANTED-An Offer-Modern Brick
 of Rooms with Screen Torches
 Big Lot and First Class Loca- tion-Move Right in. JUST FINISHED-s4200 Modern Brick
 with White Cement Finish-The
 House Has Double Entrance
 with Rooms and Screen Porches-All the Built-In Feat
 
 |, wood Floors Throughout - Ce.
 ment Porch, Steps and Walks
 Walking Distance Libera Terms to Responsible People. LOOK TO THE FUTURE - Buy
 Acres in Orangewood, where the
 water Is Good and Land Sells
 All the tTime-It's Corner an(
 Faces the Car Line-The Pric, Is $500 But Is Worth s2000 - Building Lot as Part Pay Will Be Considered. TWO AND HALF ACRES-With Mod ern Brick Bungalow of Room and Screen Sleeping Porch = Good Well of Water, with Flee
 tric Motor-Chicken Yards =
 Barn = Garage = Fruit an,
 Shade Trees Osborn Schoo
 Distriet-The Price is s400O, an, It's Worth the Money = Term to Responsible People. NEW HOUSES-Upon East Willett; and Bril- Streets the HOMl BUILDERS Are Finishing Sev
 eral Brick Bungalows Thes
 Bungalows Are Modern in Al
 Details, including Light Fixtures
 Window Shades and Awnings fo
 the Screen Torches - Cemen , Walks. Steps and Torches, an, the Material and Workmanshi
 Are First Class-10 per Cen
 Cash, Balance Menthly-House
 Are Scarce Now and Will B
 More So the Coming Fall-Noy
 Is the Golden Opportunity to Sc
 cure Home-You Can Not Los on Any Buy You Make in Phoe Nix.
 
 GREENE & GRIFFIN Tel 1904. 124 N. First Avt h
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
For Sale-Real Estate
See Peter Block

With the Southwestern Livestock
 Exchange.
 40 Acres-A water, E alfalfa, F su- dan grass; fenced and cross-fenced; small houses; mi. from town, with immediate possession.
 40 Acres-6 mi. from town; Groom house; good water and windmill, tank, family orchard. plenty shade, barn, COW barn, well fenced.
 so ACRES-7 mi. from Phoenix; A land; we only have this for few days: $l60 per acre.
 Beautiful 10 acres, all in alfalfa. or paved road; good barn, garage, well and tank; well fenced and cross fenced; can give immediate posses sion; owner drafted, must sell.
 We also have nice list of city prop erty for sale and nice list of furnished and unfurnished houses for rent. Come in and let us show you these bargains.
 Over Santa Fe Ticket Office. Corner Center and Adams. bg
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
NOTICE

If you have land for rent or lease to sell list it with us we have cus- toners waiting.
 LUTHER REALTY co. 33 West Monroe St. Phone 170S
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
LOOMg

s1S5 Per Acre
 94 acres "A land = miles from Center of Glendale; 40 alfalfa. two frame houses, well, corrals, etc. This is $40 per acre less than the adjoining ranch and one of the best bargains in the valley. Possession can be had in time for maize crop. sSo0O cash will handle.
 Franklin D. Lane, 6 w. Adams
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
I Must Sacrifice

I own corner three blocks west from center of town-three lots, 150x 150, with three buildings on property. Paved streets both sides. It is one of the finest Apartment or Hotel sites in the city and is worth $500 per front foot today-will be worth $500 this fall. My price is s35 ,00O-$12,000 cash to handle; balance easy terms. I have not been drafted, neither am I going east-my reason for this bargain is 1 need the money. Owner, Box No
 1854. Republican. bg
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
For Sale-Real Estate

ONE ACRE of ground, with 8 room house and barn. Part in alfalfa and garden and rose bushes. Close to street car. J. W. Martin, 21st street and Jackson ds
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13

ALFALFA 40-$S200 Clean land and close in. Half price,
 IMPROVED 5-$300G This is in the Camelback district, and is fine citrus land. The improve ments consist of d 4-room house with screen porch, old shade, fruit, chicken run. Mostly in grain.
 GOOD f60-$400O This is new land abou, .vc miles from railroad. Has 40 cleared, small house, pumping plant, IS foot water lift and some open range About half cash will handle it.
 W. R. Roberson
 With l.. w. McAdams
 35 Commercial Hotel Block bg
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13

NICE LITTLE BUNGALOW-Two blocks from car, all furnished, acre of ground. all in bearing fruit. lots of grapes, world of roses, nice bunch of chickens, fine Jersey COW. All goes cheap for cash. Phone 1J2. If
Arizona republican., 1918-05-13
B F 0nrfieg

40 acres of a perfect stand alfalfa, absolutely clean. has baled out 65 tons first cutting, will make better the next, and ready to cut-n 10 days, located near Laveen S2000. Will give you possession at once.
 40 acres same locality, B acres fine clean stand alfalfa. acres cotton, fenced fields. good well, gas engine nice little orchard, other out buildings good shade and dandy orchard, grap es, possession in short time. this is a fine place for home. take about $4000 to handle owner wants to sell 10 fine cows with place.
 40 acres less than miles northwest of Phoenix, about IS acres alfalfa, bal ance grain. fenced fields all woven wire. room house, Acod well, black smith shop, good shade. the PRICE IS ONLY s2S7.50 per acre: one-half cash. This is fine soil and $50 less per acre than adjoining lands.
 30 acres good stand alf~r--, Laveen district, fenced and the price is only $210 per acre; 5000 cash, possession at once.
 so acres choice alfalfa, fenced and cross fenced, nicely improved, to ap- preciate this you ought to see it. at s2S5 per acre; about SeoOO cash.
 w. J. Burns
 si \. First Ave.