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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Wr have zone and extended our
ifshency lo the rephro department
va ana nov We aro going iU bu Ou
paying bases gll tho time iu the
near future A salesman was iu
hear HcllIuR uH saWc things We 60.
ing tD use Dot Of and he put me
ON 90 tho way they 40 zoo the biz
city rpridFcH Tho Wny 10 ls now hy
tho systim an ~ the men both have
a tlmo card and % ~ divided into
twelve spaces fur each day ana each
space ls a our They have tO charge
up every our I'M tEafe cpri tu Huur
body and n makes 50 We get from
somebody every day for both wrn
/ pay them both by the our md
now thny don't yet any N thnv ain
charged that our 60 somebody 900
thny are an charged up hli urhi
Every time Louie wants 'o ro ip n
ball game ar something %" asks
somebody N they duu.t want ihn
carharu Hcrtpci out uf thar" s.|In.
dcrH Every time p'r" hW 17A
somebody thai { a4s Hu "N. u.1"n
hear tomorrow aH uu',I H7 'h1f go"
out Tho way Doc i0ea 'a '|hr 'h.7
lie has got bottle NJ huh1rnk'.Irr
/ ho bot from n drummer ana In7i"I
/ NJ five or gv ours HDwp.ur Doc puHr7
spuc one Of ln# bottle 'n'n inr pct
cooks 2aI p time and ineH runs the
engine md tho rIrh1ru comes ont
I the orraugi in back ITO has dis.
covered Iot ~ WAYS iu save .uh"r
since we put the time unriH loo uHo
and hg nsIInIs h.1n,ss sl tho time
Ito says hc .a.rulng tp hire a helper
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

hecus tho Jobs that require work
most Of Il can be done by tho helper
and We can charge the time up Just
the samo Ra FOR Louie lie gets a
percentage OF what the helper earns
helper has plenty 60 do, Tho man
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18

Beauty may he only skin deep. hSt
any peach can tell you that II does
not have 20 be any thicker to f~si
the men.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
INA MUTT is STILL PROGRESSIVE

ThrooTh the "lhshsDey' Methods About Which
He Has Pvviou'y Written, lms Mutt Has
Placed His Repair Shop on Paying Bases"
He Has the Agency for Evsrphlst Tres and
Tubes and Also Line Of Troubles in the Ad-
juStinE Department
Nv 0sotgs n Bsndr,eh
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1918-08-18
MACEDONIA MAY Be
BALKANS GRANARY
Possible That n- Result ~ War This
Country May ~ Developed -
o. Ouu Furnish Europe


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The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-14

Woodford and children. Refreshments
Of nut cake and coffee were served
and the Association adjourned to
meet in two weeks at the homo of
Mrs.. F. r. Gebhardt on Park Avenue.
Quite number OF families in the
neigbbor hood went to the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs C. ~ Bailey. before
their removal to town. taking with
them c bounteous luncheon which
they served cafeteria .styie about five
o'clock, The spread was not str!csly
In sccordance with the Hoover idea Of
things but as each housewife had pre-
pared only her portion. NO ono was
especially responsible for the aggre-
gate supply Of good things to eat
which all very much enjoyed. togeth-
er. Before the adult party left for
their homes the sixth grade pupils
Of lincoln Park school katherpd in for
a fkr&wsU sreception ! f6fP their CLASH
mate Miss Marsaret Bailey and the
evsningsHnk.wssi f4lsd hp' With i3@ks-
urs for both houtssses and gussts.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-14
Millions Starving
In Armenia

Palestine. Armenia and Syria are
undersoing what 10 perhap4 the most
distressing famine IN tho hitsory Of
the world From reports. Nom our
consuis. missionaries and others the
condition 10 absolutely appalling. Our
representatives Ars-e doing their ut.
most to relieve tho distrssA Ameri-
ca. unfortunately, IL the ohivse country
IN the whole world 70 which they san
lopk WITH any KS5x fSf 'EsaIipS". aiS" TSe
american xesisf- -c0fAsRtittss- II com
&t4d Of such men - Tan. Fairbanks.
John =. Mott and others. presidsnt
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tBy Anna steese Richardson
Of The Ylsilantes.. II.

OF Ine ifllantet-.fil
Jimmy, the Boy Scout who delivers
afternoon papers to my friend. had
Just sold her another Liberty Bond
after she was carrying ali that her
means would permit.
But then no one can Withstand Jim
my, He has fine, manly way with
him, and he Ii no ord nary boy. He
is president of his class In the high
school, has paper route. morning and
night and works for the best grocer
in town during the Saturday rush
hour f-
So said to him:
Jimmy, how can you find time to
sell Liberty Bonds. and why do you
take such a great personal interest
in the war?" rsET ~. I've.
Il have brother IN France!"
To me this explained everything,
but my friend exclaimed in shocked
voice:-
why. Jimmy B. you're nm only
son."
xvi Il OiOtuCt III EAdhNos -hO S-
iterated doggedly. Il got him all
picked out. He has brown hair and
eyes. and he wears his hat so---" draw
fug his own tan felt over his eyes at
a rakish angle-"He amt much taller
than me. kind of thin. and quick as a
cat. i don't know HIS name. but I'm
going to get it soon. I've written q
letter-'To a Lonely American Sol
der and sent 1t care General Perish
ing to the Expeditionary Force in
France l bet some fellow that hasn't
any folks over there will answer it,
My friend and exchanged quick
glances.
"Dr. Corbin said to us Wednesday
night-'Each one of you boys has a
brother fighting for you in France.
Go to it. Work for him like the mis-.
chief Well. I'm working for mine.
If sell Liberty Bond. it's for him.
If run errands for the Red Cross.
it's for him"
Jimmy folded the Liberty Bond
pledge. and tucked it into his pocket.
much obliged, Mrs. s.. Good
evening"
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-14
ENTERTAINED FOR MIRO.
LESLIE. STEVENSON.

Mrs. NJ. X. Stevenson and daughter
Blanche charmingly entertained ut 500
at their. home on Rudd avenue Tues
day afternoon in honor OF Mrs. Leslie
Stevenson. There were four tables.
Mrs. Dedrick Cooper receiving prize
for high score and Miss Marion Bowen
The consolation prize. Later in the ar
ternoon q dainty lunch was served.
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Wilson issued an appeal in their bs-
half. 4
America Is doing splcndidly. as us-
uai. but arc we Of Canon City. doing
our sharei Next to the Red cross
and Army r, NJ. G. Al am surs NO
other csuse is 90 worthy OF our gifts.
We who win not go to the front should
BE- Glad to assist to our utmost these
worthy causea. Let Us do oar BIT"
for these great sufferers In the colleu-
tion that viii b. taken At the union
meeting, next Sunday night at. the I
n 2. church. onr. locAi eommitsss..
wni see 20 Il that your rims are
promptly forwarded.
4 L ". snLrHR. /
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SOUTH CANON
SCHOOL NOTES

To the North side
The South Canon basketball team
was defeated by the North Canon team
last Saturday evening by a score Of
52-I3. The game was rather rough
one. South Canon vas unable TO
break thru North Canon's defensive
and got but two field goals A,tho
fighting against great odds in point
Of weight. the team played a hard
game of which they need not be
ashamed. John Denver had bone
in his hand broken during the first
half. This will keep him out OF the
rest of the games this season This
win be blow to the team as be was
good guard.
Lunches-
Tuesday moon the girls of the do
meetic science classes began to serve
lunches. These lunches which are
served at cost. not only supplies the
students with hot lunches but also af-
fords practice for the girls in cook
ing.
Sergeant Strickland
Talks TO the School
Sergeant Strickland Of the Canadian
Expedition Forces spoke to the school
on the European war. Wednesday aft
ernoon. He tod many interesting
things about fighting on the Western
front and told OF HIS many experiences
n trench warfare.
South Canon Defeated
BY Central
Friday evening the South Canon
basket ball team was defeated by the
Central High school team OF Pueblo.
on the ~" floor. by score OF 25-20.
The game was one of the cleanest and
fastest seen here this year. The Cen
tral quintet was In the lead at the
end OF the first half but with the be-
ginning of the second half. the South
Canon team got busy and were in the
lead for most OF tho half About five
minutes before the game was ended
inc lineup OF the Pueblo team was
tuAuEtd ~ ti4tti thts udd a nearly
fresh tenn on the floor. The South
Canon team fought gameiy against
there odds and succeeded in holding
Their opponents for most of the re-
naming period but being tired from
the time already played. Pueblo at
last broke thru their defense and sue
ceeded in getting three field goals
which gave them the victory.
Geology Hike
The members OF the Geology class
took the first of a series OF hikes on
Friday afternoon The class hiked to
the slopes of Fremont peak where
they began the study Of the various
rock. formations Tho class is plan
ming to take number of hikes frum
time TO time.
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War Savings Stamps Can
be Bot at These Places

The Mt. ST. T. and T. Co.
The Palace Drug Store.
The First National Bank
The Adams Express Ogice.
The Corner Drug Store.
The Ark, Val. R. L, and r. Co.
The Post Office.
The Mitchell Cigar Store.
The Fremont Co. National Bank.
Fremont Cigar Store.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-14

end OF the tunnel that faced the Ger
man lines,
London. Dec. s.-There arose today
the necessity to ~rfte letter to
Member OF Parliament. / asked how
1t was done. The man asked placed
in my hands The Correct Guide to
Letter writing by Member OF The
Aristocracy'
It's a wonderful book. man with
this book In his hand could never 60
wrong. II tells you how to do most
everything correciy. Listen to some
of the subtitles:
ITO n Young Lady Asking for Her
Photograph"
From n Gentleman Consenting 70
be a Godfather
Applying Tor the Situation OF Man
ager OF On HOTEL
Prom n Lady Declining to Give n
Character
ITO Lady Indirectly Inquir1ny aft
er an invalid
Prom Gentleman 10 . Lady IN
aware OF His Matrimonial Intentions 80
From a Gentleman to a Lady Ho
has Seen bat Twice"
From a Gentleman to n Lady VINO
Is doubtful OF Being Accepted be-
cause of His Small Means.-
From the Father of n Young Lady
to the Father of Young Gentleman
Disappearing OF his Sons Attentions
to HIS Daughter"
Favorable Answer from Lady TO
a Gentleman to Whom She has not
been Introduced
"unfavorlbic Answer from \ Young
Lady to q widower with Grown-Up
Daughters respecting Proposal Of
Marriage
From Gentleman to the Father nf
IA Young Lady. declaring he has no
Intentions towards his Daughter
"a Lady's First Letter TO a Gentle
man to Whom she has Become En-
gagged"
From Lady TO a Gentleman COM
planning OF his coldness,'
Prom the Mother OF Young Lady
10 Her DaugRer's Lover respecting
a Quarrel"
Prom Gentleman to Lady to
Whom he is Engaged telling Her She
has No Cause for Jeaiousy."
From Lady TO Gentleman excur-
ing Herself for unwarraniabic Jeal.
ousy."
sr,~,,r, t. f.,v a. r...,
breaking on Her Engagement Owing
TO Change OF Feeling
"fSrom n Married Sister of Gen.
tleman to the Lady to whom He IS
engaged"
"F'rom Young Man excusing His
Extravaganza"
From a Little Girl to Her Mamma
From n Parior Maid to n Lady e.
cusing herself from taking Position"
From a Lady's Maid to Her Lover
breaking on her Enhancement
From a Lady to DressmaEer post
poning Payment"
I never did get to the section tefl-
Ing how to write to an NJ. p. for I
started reading the section devoted
to Correspondence Between Jealous I.
Young Couples. Dearest Edith. for ,
example. got letter like this:
you must be aware that you are
making me very unhappy by the line :
Of conduct you arc pursuing. At the
bali last night you seemed to prefer
every man in tho room to myself as
partner. II you acted this way with
tho idea Of arousing my jealousy. let
mo tell you it's very dangerous gAme .
to play at." etc.
Intend to learn how to wr.te to tho
NJ. r.. but Two got to finish tho book /
first.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-14
eRUcE KiskAoDEN PRO-
NOTED TO SERCEANCY.

Bruce Kiskad6en of this city. until
recently with headcuartors Troop. u.
S Cavalry. Fortieth Division. at Camp
Kearney. Linda Vista. California. has
been promoted to sergeancy in the
army and sent In charge OF the horses
Of his troop, 10 an eastern destination.
presumably Washington, d. c.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-14
Or. K. c. sapero

the well known eye. ear. nose and
throat specialist OF Denver will again
visit Canon City. Friday, Feby. 70, at
Hotel Miller. Cinsses fitted scientif-
ica,iy Consultation and examination
free.
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-14

LOWELL MEltETr
United Press Staff Correspondent)
.-~t
Ing from Southampton today was a
New Zeal6nder. lieutenant in the Roy
al Neval Reserve. He was in happy
frame OF mind. having two weeks
leave on his hands after year and a
half at Mediterranean station. His
plans for spending the TWO weeks In
cIuded getting married and having a
weeks honeymoon. Tho girl was
waiting In London. having come By
way of the United States
The lieutenant was nervous. but II
wasn't because he was about to DO
married. Having been to war. mar
riage didn't appear to fnghten him
What worried him was the fact that
he had lost his cap. He was wearing
civilians cap. but II seems that a
naval officer is absolutely nude In
anything less than the regulation uni
form headdress. When he got on
the train Mt Waterloo station he put
the civilian cap In his pocket and
started for the gate and his bride
to-be's arms. bareheaded.
The London papers give great prom
lrence to the fact that Christmas ap-
proaches. The stores advertise every.
thing that could make youngster
happy and some OF them announce
orchestra music during the pleasant
period OF holiday buying.
But the prohibition against sending
printed matter out OF the country still
stands. Can't even send Christmas
cards lHope this reaches the right
cyes.)
Food queues are again 10 be soen.
Two or three hundred women. stood
in line before Kings Road butter
store this evening-waiting for n
chance TO buy margarine There was
also a queue waiting before n liquor
store to buy whisky. but II wasn't
80 long.
Ray. Hap. OF Sunnysidc. wash.-he's
now Corporal Hsys his friends az
Pullman College and elsewhere will be
glad to iearn--came out for dinner on
the underssand.ng there would be
pumpkin pie. II was an erroneous
understanding. The maid had eaten
all the pumpkin. thinking II was jam.
Hay is canadian soldier. now
convalescing after an extended stay
in hospital. the result Of an adven-
ture with a German bomb. He brot
from France tho latest story about
The Animal" 'The Animal" IA one
name friends and admirers give
Heavy Trevor. q Jim Jeffries sort OF
youngster who helps to keep life in
one Canadian contingent from becom.
ing bore.
Heavy. It appears. ls fond OF fight.
ing. As long as he is in the front
trenches he II REASONABLY content. but
to be taken back to tho rest biliets
lrrItates him He has found yarinns
ways OF avoiding this irritation. the
commonest bcing to slip out into No
Mans Land just before the change is
made Mt night and 10 stay there until
all danger" In ovor.
With q companion named McMast-
era. who is OF the same exceptional
dispcsitiou he raccompiishsd this
maneuver on a recent night. They
slipped over tho top and wriegied out
through the entangiements. looking
for . good place to sleep. Feeling
about in the dark With their hands
and feet they found tunnel. crawled
in for some distance and went to
sleep. The break OF day woke them
to make tho startling discovery that
The Canon City record with which is consolidated the Canon City cannon., 1918-02-14
COMING BACK
UNITED DOCTORS SPECIALIST
VIII Again be at
STRATHMORE HOTEL
Monday. Feb. 25. 1918

VIII Again be at
sTRATHMoRE HOTEL
Monday, Feb. 25, 1918
~ ONE DAY ONLY
Hours . A. N. to p: NJ.
Remarkable Success Of Talented Ply
sieian in the Treatment Of
Chronic Diseases.
Offers Services Free Of Charge.
.. The United Doctors Specialist, H.
eensed by the State of Colorado for
: the treatment Of all diseases, includ-
Ing deformities, nervous and chronic
g. diseases of men. women and children.
offer to all who call, on this trip. con-
sultation. examination. advice free.
making no charge whatever. except
the actual cost of treatment. All that
is asked in return for these valuable
services Is that every person treated
will state the result obtained to their
friends and thus prove to the sick
and afflicted in every city and locality
that at last treatments have been dis.
covered that are reasonably sure end
certain In their effects.
The United Doctors are experts in
the treatment of chronic diseases and
80 great and wonderful have been
their reslts that in many cases 1t is
hard to find the dividing line between
skill and miracle.
Diseases of the stomach. intestines.
liver. blood, skin, nerves, heart. spleen,
rheumatism, sciatica. tapeworm. leg
ulcers. weak lungs and those afflicted
with long ngstanding. deep seated. chron-
ic diseases. that have baffled the skill
of the family physician should not fail
to call. Deafness has often been cured
In sixty days.
According to their system no more
operation for appendicitis. gall stones.
tumors. goiter. piles. etc. as all cases
accepted will be treated without op-
GRAFTON or hypodermic injection. as
they were among the first in America
TO earn the name OF "Bloodless Sur
seons." by doing away with the knife
with blood and with all pain In the
successful treatment OF these DANGER
Gus diseases.
No matter what your ailment may
be, no matter what others may have
told you, no matter what experience
you may have had with other physi-
clans. 1t will be to your advantage to
200 them at once. Have It forever set-
tied In your mind. II your case ia In
durable they will give you such advice
as may relieve and stay the disease.
Do not put on this duty you owe your
self or friends or relatives who are
suffering because OF your sickness. az
a visit at this time may help you.
Worn-out and rundown men or
women. no matter what your afiment
may be. call. It costs you nothing.
Remember. this free offer IL for this
visit only.
Married ladies' como with their hus-
bands and minors VITA thsir parents.
Lseerateriss. AGflwsoksss wisconsin,
ady. ..,.... ~. ...s,esS.s
Z tAdvsstissnsst,
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Sell thar old piece Of furnitre thru
tie Daily Record wsnt-Ad coiumna
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UNDER THE CAMOUFLAGE

Intimate War Experiences and obsor-
vations Of
LoWEllsMEltEJ
United Press Staff Correspondent }
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04
BISHOP OLDHAM TO
SPEAK AT ST. PAUl'S

Bishop william r. Oldham %
Buenos Ayres. south America. will
preach at St Paurs Methodist
Episcopal church on Sunday morn
ing. Bishop Oldham has had a most
remarkable career. He was born
III India OF American parentage and
for a number OF years served the
Methodist church as missionary
bishop He was then elected secre-
tary OF the foreign missionary
board. where he served four years.
At the last general conference which
met at Saratoga Springs he was
elected 10 the Episcopacy and was
thus made a general superintendent
in the Methodist Episcopal church.
He ranks among the great preach
ers OF the denomination.
At the evening service Rev. James
J.. Gardiner. ID. D.. will preach on
Ralph Connor's popular book. The
Prospector." after which two mo-
ton pictures will be presented
The Canadian Rockies and Beauti-
ful Banff" and The Top OF Cana
dian Rockies and Exquisite Lake
Louise"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04

TOWNSHIPS WILL STAGE
DRIVE FOR RED CROSS

Counties Of the 18th district were
all represented I'm "a meeting Of the
war relief campaign committee
which was held at the oliver hotel
Friday afternoon for the purpose OF
making plans for the Red Cross
campaign which will begin the
10Th OF May.
Charles +. Coffin of indianapolis
was the principal speaker. He
urged the county representatives to
get az the job Immediately and or
game so that the drive could he
put over in short order. After Mr..
Cofns talk, an Informal discussion
of plans and methods TO be adopted
in the various districts took place.
South Bends contribution 20 the
Red Cross in the campaign viii
come out Of the War chest. but the
townships in the county will have
to raise their portions the same as
other parts OF the state.
DR.. c. A Lippincott said Friday
night that meetings in the interest
of the Red Cross campaign would
be held throughout the county
within the next few weeks and after
the beginning Of the campaign.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-05-04
TWO ARE INJURED IN
AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS

Ignatz Krzeszewski. Il years old.
729 s. Scott St. was seriously injured
Friday afternoon when he was run
over by an automobile driven by
Mrs A. Q. Lancaster, 1O11 +. Wayne
st. The accident happened on w
Division St between Scott and Tay-
Tor SITS. The boy was removed to
Epworth hospital in the police am
bulance.
According TO witnesses Mrs. Ian
caster was going east on Division
st. while the boy. who was riding a
bicycle. was going west on Division
st. on the wrong side OF the street
The right front wheel Of the car
struck the boy and knocked him to
the pavement and the rear wheel
passed over his head.
Leo Paszkietz, 1913 Sherman av.
received painful injuries Friday
night when he was struck by an au-
tomobile driven by r. Seifert, 1905
W. Washington av. The accident
happened at Lafayette and Tut SITS
Mrs. Bert McClanahan, $40 w.
Division St. was removed to Ep-
worth hospital in the police am
bulance Friday afternoon after she
had dropped TO the ground i'm an
unconscious condition on Michigan
st. near the New York Central rail-
road tracks.