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Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
ASK VEGETABLES AND
 FRUITS FUR EXHIBIT

An urgent appeal for all persons having good specimens of locally grown fresh fruits or vegetables to bring them in to the chamber of com merce for exhibition at the Mesa cot ton carnival has been issued by the chamber sof commerce. Exhibits should be brought into the chamber at once.
 The fresh fruit and vegetables will be shown at the cotton carnival with the Maricopa county exhibit which won several prizes at the International Soil Products exposition at Kansas City last month. The exhibit is at tracting much attention at the carnival. val.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
PLA|V TO ENTERTAIN VISITING ROAD MEN
 HERE NEXT MONDAY

Arrangements for the reception of the California highway commission and accompanying engineers, which part is to arrive in Phoenix Monday October 27 for conference with the state engineer and the Maricopa county highway commission, will be made by a committee from the cham Der of commerce.
 It is expected that besides Austin B. Fletcher, state highway engineer of California; there will be six or seven
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
BY WALTER CAMP (Most Famous Football Coach)

The essence of tackling is to stop the man. and stop him so that he cam not wriggle out of your grasp and gain more ground. There is not much use nowadays as there was in the old days of throwing him back but 1t is well for a tackler to bring his man down sharply and finally, and to be with him when he falls.
 Many inexperienced players think it sufficient to dive at the runner and knock him down, themselves falling away. There is nothing to prevent a man so tackled from getting up again. lt is especially imperative to be able 10 drop a man in his tracks where there Is only a short distance to be gained for the first down. In the best tacBlins, the tackler has put his arms SO that he is going to grasp the man just below the hips and around the thighs. His shoulder has been forced in towards the mans hi1s. bringing the head OUTSIDE. Some coaches criti- else linesmen for tackling high but oftentimes 1t is necessary as they have not time to get down low
 The cardinal principle of tackling. however. Is to tackle below the hips
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24

attack. The redskins have always ex- celled at this style of play and with last light squad this season, Coach Duran IS reported 10 have developed a wonderfully effective style of attack.
 Bert Doris will referee the game, other officials to be announced later
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24

It makes no difference what your wants may be you can have them SUD- piled by using and reading The Repub- lican Classified Pages.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
FULTON KNOCKS OUT coeHlLL

LONDON. Oct 23 - Fred Fulton, American heavyweight pugilist, tonight knocked out Gordon Coghill. of Aus tralia, in the third round of what was to have been 20-round bout. The fight was held in the Holborn stadium
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
.(Dallas NeWsl

Moreover, some men give so much attention to their Principles they don t have time to do any real work.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24

Phone your Classified Ads to The Republican. We will collect later.- Phone 4331
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24

WANTED-Man and wife for gen eral farm and house work. No small children, comfortable cottage. Call 207J2. dn
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24

WANTED-Girls that know how to dip chocolates. Donofrio's Conf. Co. 30 N. First St al
Arizona republican., 1919-10-24
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

TO THE WOMEN of Maricopa. have not got electricity purposes. use the Monitor
 iron. For demonstration
 Phone or come to TIA E. ae S297. dl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

n. time to collect my own scattered
#s.
You must remember. Mr.. prentisS. %
,a1 in my most dignijied manner.
'lgt Miss Holcombe was perhaps the
ucares, friend OF both Mr. and Mr-
Ntockbrilgc | understand she ha,
know them both since childhood. and
this thing has been a great shock to
her She is hardly responsible for
what she SAYS or does iuSt now Boz
1t she IS given a little tmr She w.l0
soon be her own poised sell AGAIN
The instructions"
Nj PrcntisS looked at me with q
glance which he evidently intended g.
be the quintcssencc oi ,hrcNduc,s.
Il suppose so ! suppose ,o.' nc
said, 'Ncs, yes nut It would be
very unfortunate Tor her. very un-
fortunate, il she should happen to
take the wrong attitude IN this affair
What do YOU think aboGt It all, Mrs.
Graham"
| made my face as inscrulablc as
possible, my voice crisp and matter
oi-iact
Il have no opinion wha,sycr TO cx-
press in the matter" | replied. 'Aid
It certainly cannot matter TO anyone
IN Bayvicw what my views are My
contract expires At the end o' this
school year, less than 4 month away
/ have not the slightest intention ol
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
Dandruff Soon
Ruin the Hair

Girls-if you want plenty OF thick
beautiful, glossy. silky hair, do. by all
means yet rid ol dandruit, for II vii
staryc your hair and ruin IT II yp
don't.
# doesn't do much good 10 Try to
brush or wash 1t out. The only sur
way to get rid OF dlndruf is to dis
solve il, then YOU destroy il entircb
To do this, yet about tour ounces o.
ordinary liquid sryon; apply u at
night when retiring use enough {"
moiSten the scalp and rub II IN gently
with the finger tips
ny morning. most 1t no, all ol
your dandrult will be zone, and three
or four more applications will com
pletely dissolve and entirely destroy
every single sign and trace of It
You will find too, that all itching
and digging ot the scalp will stop,
and your hair viii look and feel a
hundred times better. You can get
liquid aryon az any drug store. il
is inexpensive and tour ounces is all
you will need no matter how much
dandruii you have This simple rem
edy never fails tAdvl
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
Do HEALTHY PEOPLE
NEED A TONIC?
And How Many People Really
Enjoy Perfect Health

Even the hesl,hiest people feel out Of
sorts occasionally. Very few Of us can
truly claim that we are not troubled
once IN while with headaches, dizzy
spells. indigestion. dyspepsia, stomach
troubles. constipation. loss Of appetite,
depression and many other ailments
There IL great danger In letting these
troubles pass unnotiCcd. II YOU enjoy
pretty good health. why not improve II
why no, strengthen and fortify your
self against sickness II you are
troubled with any OF tho complaints
mentioned above don't let another day
so by without finding out what you
should do Ia rid yourself Of the trouble
Pcpsluul Is the finest tonic anybody
can take in health or sickness II puts
pep" into your system. II strengthens
and inVigorates, pepsInol guards
healthy people against sickness. II you
feel your health waning, your vitality
going back and your staying power
Weakening, PepSnol will bring you re-
newcd health and strength. II has
done this very thing for thousands a.
people old and young 1t will do II for
you. There Ia no end OF grateful let
ters that users OF Pepsirol write every
dav ahou, this health giving strength.
building preparation.
You will like the taste OF Pepsinol
II II Ntrfmcly palnthhlc ana feVlNlhg
None but the purest ingredients find
their way into this reconstructive tonic
Its daily use vii make you feel well and
keep yea well.
when you think Of pep" think Of
fepsinol,
Genuine Pepslnol Is made only by
The peplsx Medicine Co. Memphis
Tenn. and Is In strict accordance wit
the Medical Standards OF the Unite,
| States Pharmacopea. To be convenicn
| for everybody and yet 10 prevent sub
| stltutes being sold for pcpslnol. W
have appointed special "Pcpsno
Agent In each section of Oklahoma
CITY Downtown
Weaver Drug Co. Grand and Har
vey.
A, Varvel, Reno and Robinson
kmhrough Drug Co, Corner c ana
Robinson streets.
Classcn boulevard Pharmacy, 3Oth
and Chssen.
Hospital Pharmacy. corner sth md
Dewey stteets.
Orchard Park Pharmacy, corner Maiu
and Western,
Look for the "Pcpslnol Agent" IN
your locality. tAdvj
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

renewing it. and ! should welcome
any opportunity to"cancel IT now !
am only STAYING on because do not
wish to leave Miss Holcombe or the
school IN the lurch |, is not exactly
pleasant to be involved ever so re.
mo,,ly in so sordd a happening as
this ard distinctly do not wish TO
discuss it."
I had the pleasure Of seeing Mr.
nrenUss's Jaw drop in amazed chag
ro. lc evidently had not occurred
to I'm that any woman privileged to
teach in the sacred precincts OF the
school, guarded by his authority
N,uM have the tcmeri,y to ilout both
This is news to me, news TO me.
he stammcred, that YOU do not expcc,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

to return TO us" Then AZ the realla-
tlon OF my boldneS filtered into his
consciousness he added hastily. "Bu,
perhaps it is Just as well, Just as well. "
Il am sure ItNs,' | returned, smll'
ing, And now II YOU will give me
any Instructions YOU have, will en-
deayor TO carry them out to the best
of my ability
"Wm--why-t thing ought 10 he
very simple" he said Simply tell
the pupils 10 stay away until after the
funeral, which IS day after tomorrow.
The day after that they will return
here"
Mr Prentiss Departs.
What abou, the teachers" ! asked
Have them report each morning
and noon. do anything that is neccs-
sary, and then they may have the rest
Of the time 70 Themselves he an.
swercd with an air OF great mag
namnty
My gorge rose at the petty tyranny
which would compel the teachers TO
report when there was absolutely
nothing for them TO DO. hut ! knew
better than to question the augu"
gentlemar's authority
Very well. | shall attend to every.
thing" promised
"Of course shall expect either YOU
or Miss HolcOmbe to remain IN charge
here during the usual Office hours
kept by Mr. Stockbrldge,' Mr. Prem
tiss said suiiily. you may arrange
your hours between yourselves"
Thank you" II he comprehended
the mockcry in my voice he did not
bctray his knowledge, simply badc me
a stately Good morning and s,eercd
his course with all the sails OF his
dignity set for the open course Of the
school grounds
(Copyright)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

value down to livestock is included
IN articles turned into the Office ior
reclamation by their owners
Yes, you heard Us. Livestock,
that is. il you can exactly term toads
and turtle, livestock For. two dit
ierent Oklahoma City carriers, when
interviewed, testified that they had
found these two animals IN boxes on
their routes. They attribute the
strange mail box inhabitants to have
been placed there by kids in their
pranks.
Pocket books. vanity cases, mar
bles, loose money. in fact, as above
stated. Just little Bit OF everything
finds It's way in some strange man'
ner into Uncle Sans mail boxes.
All OF this "contraband' Is turned
into the superintendent OF sarrlers
at the postoificc and may be had by
the owner upon his claiming aud
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
we're FOR FAIR;
SERIOUSLY HURT
BY STREET CAR
Aged Dallas Man Injured on
Exchange Ave, Last Night.

Three hours after he had arrived
in Oklahoma City to attend the state
fair and hear President Wilson peak
H. P Henry, 90 years old. a rc..dcn,
of Dallas, was in ST. Anthony hos
pital in serious condition
lie was walking out Exchange ave
nue about $3.50 O'Clock last night IN
company with a stray dog that had
taken a fancy to the old man. and in
passing a bad place in the sidewalk
at Noble avenue got too close to The
street car tracks. An outbound street
car struck him IN the back and hurled
him TO the ground.
lie was taken to the hospital where
several hours elapsed before his
name could be learned. He IS badly
bruised but i, /, thought that he may
recover. His relatives in Dallas will
he notified as soon as their names can
he learned from the injured man, who
cannot talk long at time
The dog followed him TO the hos
pital and had TO he driven away TO
keep his barking from awakening the
patients.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
My Heart and
My Husband
BY Adele Garrison.
The Way Madge "Handled' Mr.
Prentiss.

IA FLASH OF intuition warned me
~ what Alice llolcombe meant 10
say to Mr.. rrcntiS OF the school
board, and ! made a desperate effort
10 stop Eer, for ! knew what incal
culable harm she might do both her
self and the man whose cause she
was so zealously oharpioning.
Alice" exclaimed impcra,lycly
as il | had lust remembered some
thing important, the teachers mu
be told of the closing of school
once, for It is nearly time Tor l'i
pupils to come. VIII YOU attend O. rt
. please? And will get whatever i1
structons Mr. PrentisS has for us
was tranSgressng all the unwrit-
Ten rules OF seniority. TO say nothing
oi those surrounding common cour-
tcsy in thus addressing my colleague
az il | were her superior officer In
the school But | counted upon my
friends natural surprise at my IN
precedcn,ed manner TO turn her atten
tlon to me.
My uw succeeded She looked up
startled. with resentment in her eyes
Bst had stepped as Il carclcssly 70
one side, and IRON vintage poin,
nearly behind the broad back Of Mr.
PrentisS gave her an imperative
signal for silence and obedience. I
hsid my breath in the uncertainty
over what she meant TO do. was re-
lityed indeed to see sudden assent.
though sullcn and uncomprehendins,
in her eyes
Very we'll" she said quietly, and
left the room.
Mr.. Prcntiss looked after her with
puz,led eyes.
"Wha, ails Alice Holcombe2" he
asked testify "She is always a lit
tit Mr. PfcnilSs searched wildly
'm the word he wanted. brough, up
"offish' az last with an air OF tti-
unph--"bu, she looked wld-cyrd JUST
now, as il she would like 10 scratch
my eyes out
lie stopped to chuckle apprcciatiycly
at his own quip, and The pause gave
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
A Travelling Mans Experience.

You may Ielrn sOmelhlng irOm thc
following BY W. n Ireland. trav.
cling salesman OF Louisville, Ky
"In the summer OF 1883 | had a Sc
we're attack OF cholera morbus !
gave the hotel porter fifty cents and
told hm 10 buy me a bottle of Cham
bsriaiu's Collie and Diarrhoea Remedy
ard to take no substitute ] took a
double dose OF it according to the
directions and went to steep. NJ )
o'clock the mex, morning was called
by my order and took a train for my
ncNt stopping place, well man
(Adv.)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19

identifying the article. II not
claimed within a certain length OF
time, it is "eonisca,cd,"
However, according to the officials
at the office, almost all OF the stuff
collected that is OF any real value is
claimed within a short period after It
i, turned into the office.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
Mailmen Find
Much Besides
Mail in Boxes
Turtles and loads Included
In List, Say Post
men Here,

VIVA, do mail carriers find in the
mail boxes other than legitimate
maili
An investigation into ,hi, mystery
reveals the fact that a little bit OF
everything from articles OF monetary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
Spain Mas Suffrage Issue.

LONDON Sept lH--The 'Ovot1s
Tor women" movement has finally,
reached Spah, A Madrid diseatch
the Daily Express toshy ytstra ~ l
the Spanish ministry will submit" 4
bill to parliamen, providing for the
extension OF The jrancIIse ,tos wop1
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-09-19
MORE TRUTH THAN pOEl'I2 Y

tactical uacsca work OF my life lacks tie stamp OF CT
Won lrpitz
venn clouds get black clouds be
Undt denn get black more
tel der Kaiser; Trust IN
Und will win ect
Dem chenefas d1 don't know beans
Der Allies got dem beat;
Chust watch me scndt mein submarines
Undt sink der Yankee fleet
4 scharve oudt Engundt; ! schtarve out france
Der soonest ting do,
Undt give odt Hindentefg chance
To win fight or two,
Andt II dey send dem Yankee ships
sink den eeIy yun
Before dey make dozen trips
Or shoot single gun"
But achl my plans don't bear no ifu,L
My schemes dey all 20 wrong.
For ohust as We get going goodt
Der depth bomb along
lie makes Won splash-yun gurghng soundt,
Undt all der submarines
Dots waiting anyveIa afoundt,
Gets smashed to smithetcens.
Undt always der desroyers urn
Mein Schrecklohhet me,
Der vile der transports calmly spurn
Mein tigers der
plan by day undt auch by night
But now must confess
Dot mein pet scheme Schrecklichhet
Amt got me no success
w..
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-19
COMMERCE
CHAMBERS
NEW DRIVE

membership drive which will put
the Hammond Chamber of Commerce
among the strongest civic organizations
Of the state and which will permit the
employment Of q paid secretary whose
sole duties Will be to look after the
best interests of Hammond was decided
upon at the meeting which was held
yesterday evening
ABOUT sixty members responded u
the call and took active part in the dis
cussion of the proposition. Chairman
n A. Lamprell. one Of the Chambers
best boosters explained the necessity
Of arousing more interest IN civic af-
fairs and pointed out that if Hammond
is TO hold her own in the stiff COMPETE
ton between cities of this region its
Chamber of Commerce must increase its
membership and show more pep"
The proposition of having an outside
bureau which specializes in such work.
put on the membership campaign in
Hammond was discussed al length and
the majority believed that Hammond
should put on her own drive. Ham
mond citizens would have TO do the
work anyway. while outsiders merely
directed it and then collected their pay.
so We might as well put on the CAM
paign ourselves" was tho way ono man
put 1t.
In the past the work of the Chamber
has been done by Hammond business
men who have taken much time from
their own work. but of late their own
business has required their attention
and as result they have been forced
to neglect the Chamber of Commerce
with the present membership the ex-
pense of hiring a live secretary to be
constantly on the job would be too
great. so before this step can be taken
the membership drive must be put over.
The membership committee Will work
out the plans for a arpaign and the
whole scheme will be laid before the
members at a meeting which VIII be
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-19
DIZZINESS CAUSES
FALL; HEAD INJURED

year ago my stomach bloated so
badly with gas that I fell unconscious
and cut my head badly on corner or
door. had suffered from stomach trou-
bic for several years and no medicine
helped me to speak of. A druggist
patched up my head and advised me to
use Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for my
stomach trouble. The results have been
really wonderful. I have never had airy
sign of my former symptoms since" 1t
IS simple. harmless preparation that
removes the catarrhal mucus from the in
testinal tract and allays the infiamma-
ton which causes practically all stom-
ach. liver and intestinal ailments. in
cluidng appendicitis. One dose will con-
vince or money refunded. At druggis
verywhere-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1919-09-19
cent Of the men signed.
PLANTS CLOSE DOWN.

AT Martins Ferry, o., the entire police
force was on duty at the whitaker
Glossner and Laughlin steel plants to-
day as a result of a strike of foreign
laborers there for increased pay. The
strike caused the plants TO close down
and 9. 500 mon are idle The strike is in
dependent or the nationwide walkout
next week.
Plants of the L s. Steel Corporation
IN the Monangahcla valley will not shut
down if the strike is called. officials
Of the various plants indicated today.
Thirty 10 forty thousand men are en-
ployed in the corporations plants and
subsidiaries in the valley but accord
ing to officials. only a few are affiliated
with the iron and steel workers union.
In some plants. the officials stated, the
number of men AFFILIATED with the union
amounts TO about one per cent. Will .
in others the number reaches as high
as nifty per cent. In no plant. however.
does the number reach ninety-eight per
cent. as claimed BY officials OF the union.
according to plant officials.
officials in the Braddock district said
the union organizers have made very
little progress towards lining the mon
up there. The few who are organized.
it was said. arc foreign laborers. The
plants were expected to operate. claim
ing oighty-fve per cent or the employees
of the Cambria steel Co. OF Johnstown
are unionized T. ] Conboy. organized
for that district today issued the Off
cial call for the strike Monday. affecting
also employees Of the Lorraine Steel Co.
subsidiary OF the L. s. Steel corpora
ton The two plants employ more than
$4,000 men. The Cambria vorkmen were
unanimous for walk-out last Monday
but were persuaded to await the general
strike. Local plants have been provided
to guard against trouble.
That several independent steel com
panies are loking with favor upon the
complete organization Of their already
partially organized shops by union or
ganizers was the statement given out
BY David j Davis, assistant president
of the Amalgamated Association of Ircn
and Steel and Tin Workers today
Probably the reason for this" Mr..
Davis said is the fact that those in
dependents. which include. besides small
plants employing about 200 men. all
those mills not connected with the L. s
Steel corporation. hope in this way T.
remain open and obtain orders that no, =
mally would be given 70 the corporation.
The twenty-four presidents of the
brotherhoods cooperating In the strike
and the executive council of the Amer
can Federation Of Labor which includes
Samuel Gompers. will meet in PITTSBURGH
some time within the next two weeks.
Mr.. Davis said. TO discuss all phases
arising out of the strike.
In the Pittsburgh district. comprising
territory west to Youngstown. o.. and
east 70 Johnstown Pa. it was estimated
today BY labor leaders that approximate
" 100000 men will fail to report 10
work Monday.
Five thousand employees of the Pitts
burgh Steel Co. in Monessen. were striN-
ing today because one of the employees
had been discharged.