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The Coconino sun., 1919-08-01
OUR COUNTY FARMERS WILL HAVE
 MILL AND BUY CO-OPERATIVELY Y

again at 1 o'clock, Saturday, August ,. Every farmer in the county is urged to attend this next meeting, which will be fraught with real money interest to him.
 In addition to those mentioned above, the following were among those present at Saturdays meeting:
 Geo. Ferrill, Arthur Kensey, Lester Slayton, True Dunick, Mr. Snow, Mrs. Hodson, MT. Prendergrass, MT. Swan son, MT. Boswell, J. J. Dooley, J. G. Dooley, Walter Ferrill, Carl Ferrill, Mr. Jefcoats, Fred Moore, H. L. Hutchinson, R. O. Carrell, A. R. Fer Till, Frank Pendergress, John Loy, F. w. Mcclure, w. E. Brosa, c. w. Cope land, Ben Rectdol, Dr. Mathis.
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-01
EXPLORER DEFINED

Father" said the small boy, "what is an explorer?"
 "An explorer, my son, is man who discovers some place that nobody wants to go to and nobody else would be able to find anyhoww
The Coconino sun., 1919-08-01

It took 40 book pages for the Ger mans to say "Yes" or "No" to the peace terms, and then they didn't say it.
Evening star., 1919-12-21

contained in such proclamation by
the President shall be punishable as
provided in section 16 of the trading
with the enemy act, approved Oc-
tober 6, 1917.
Reclamation Of Policy.
''It Is further resolved that the
United States reaffirms the policy ex-
pressed in the act of Congress ap-
proved August 20, 1915, in the fol-
lowing words:
lit is hereby declared to be the
policy Of the United States to adjust
and settle it's international disputes
through mediation or arbitration, to
the END that war may be honorably
avoided: 1t looks with apprehension
and disfavor upon a general increase
OF armament throughout the world,
and the authorization and request
made In said act to the President
that he:
Invite all the great governments of
the world to send representatives to a
conference which shall be charged with
the duty Of formulating a plan for a
court OF arbitration or other tribunal
to which disputed questions between
nations shall be refer ed for adjudica-
ton and peaceful settlement and to
consider the questions of disarmament.
ana submit their recommenda tion to
their respective governments for ap-
proval,' Is hereby renewed.
And 1t is further resolved, in the
language of said act, that the repre-
conference shall be qualified for the
mission by eminence in the law and by
devotion to the cause of peace and
said representatives shall be appointed
by the President by and with the ad-
vice and consent of the Senate"
Evening star., 1919-12-21

acted as toastmaster during the rest
OF the evening. Mr.. Spies enumerated
the many. advantages to be obtained
by the-small investor in the co-opera-
tive credit plan of the two organiza-
tiohs.s bringing out the fact that
Worth & Co. was now represented in
seventeen cities throughout the coun-
; try. and predicted that by January l,
1921. one hundred subagencies would
De established in the United States.
He alap announced that the company
had declared it's regular semi-annual
dividend of Az per cent on December
to stockholders of record on No
vember IS.
Others to make addresses included
G: NJ Houchins. Washington manager
Of Worth & Co.; E. II. Bauer of the f
n. Bauer Company. S. B. Fahr. II. S
Smith. c. N. Quimby. Channich Rich
Evening star., 1919-12-21
ARMY OFFICER ACQUITTED.
Lieut.. G. E. Rule, Prosecuted i,
1918, Exonerated.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, December
2o.-Lieut. George E. Rule. prosecuted
at Camp Mcclellan. Admission. Ala, in
1913. on the charge of using his office
of personnel adjutant to his own finan-
cial advantage by favoring soldiers in
the matter of discharges, and who has
been nominally under arrest for more
than year. has been acquitted after
a hearing of the case in the Judge
advocate generals department
Gen. Erwin, commander at Fort
Oglethorpe. has been notified that the
young ofiicer. a member of a prom
inent Chattanooga family. is to be re-
stored to duty. restored to his rank
and in due time given his honorable
discharge from the Army.
Evening star., 1919-12-21
PRODUCTION COSTS
TOPIC OF SURVEY
H. E. Figg Will Look Into
Necessities Manufacture.
To Confer on Clothes.

! A survey Of the manufacturing
situation in Missouri and Kansas
cities with special regard to produc-
tion and prices of necessities VIII De
Howard E. Figg, special assistant
attorney general. who left Washing
| ton last night for St. Louis.
| During his absence from the city
representative men engaged in the
i production of wearing apparel for
both men and women. including shoes
-weavers. tanners. manufacturers
jobbers and retailers-will arrange
! details of a preliminary conference, to
| consider means of reducing materially
both cost and selling prices ,ood OF
! December 90.
| Spokesman at this meeting will
| suggest delegates representing the
lines Of industry concerned and set a
date and prepare program for a
| to be held at some time in January.
Will Investigate Statement.
1t is the intention of leaders in this
move, including Mr.. Fig. to h"d out
\ how much truth there is in the per-
sistent statement of some manufac-
turers and dealers. both wholesal - d
| retail. that the public demands lux
| styles and will not buy substantial
| clothing which can be produced and
| sold at medium prices. To this pur-
pose. not only all hands concerned in
the making and distributing of cloth
ing. ~ also some ultimate c0nsum :
ers will be called upon to tell what
they know of the various phases OF
| the condition.
The Department Of Justice is be-
ginning to hear from some ultimate
consumers who deny that the great
ma jority Of people are demanding lux
urious Qualities at extravagant prices
and rejecting good. substantial gar
ments. materials and articles that are
not made up in short lived styles
II have found it almost imposs' ple e
10 get shoes of the best materiai aia anu anu
workmanship made on plain ias'
unless I pay an exorbitant price Tor
them" said one complaint. In ord"r
10 get this kind of material and work.
manship I have found I have to buy
them in a fancy style 1 do not care
to wear"
Suit Faded and Lost Shape.
"A suit Of clothes OF standard cut
and color said another compliant
'ifor which I paid fair price. lost Its
shape and faded. In buying the suit
sought service alone. and not trick
style and fancy color
''It will be the purpose of the con-
ference to consider all aneles of tn"
situation" said an attache or Mr..
FIgg's office. commenting on the com
plants yesterday. 1.-The men who get
together here will aim to learn the
truth and find remedies to improve
present conditions. Behind the whole
idea is the purpose to reduce the cost
of living to normal. sound basis"
Mr.. Figg and Clarence r. Wilson,
chairman of the District fair price
committee, were in conference yester-
day over food prices in the city. 1t
was said they gave special attention
to the sugar situation. Mr.. Wilson
said afterward no additional fair price
lists would be issued within the next
few days.
Evening star., 1919-12-21
PREDICTS. JUST reward /:
FOR THE EP2OF|TEERS
w, H. Hubbard Addresses Victory
Banquet of Worth
r. Co.

Sooner or later the profiteer and
ward" said William II. Hubbard
president of the National Guarantee
Credit Company of Philadelphia in
his address before the members of
the District of Columbia branch of
Worth. & Co. at the victory banquet
given last night at the New Ebbitt
Hotel. =.
Mr.. Hubbard gave brief resume of
splerslid work that has been done in
the District by the Worth company,
which is the fiscal agent for the Ma
tional Guarantee Credit Company.
He was followed by Franklin Spies.
general mana ger of Worth & Co, who
Evening star., 1919-12-21

Natural dyes, made mostly from
vegetables. plants and wood. were
practically the only dyes~kr1pwn for
centuries. Their gradual disuse in the
last 100 years has been due to the
discovery that dyes could be made
from coal-tar.
Evening star., 1919-12-21
ards. E. NJ. Hook. E L. Jeffers and {

w. Fridley.
The other invited guests included r.
J. Caldwell. Mrs. L. 5. Pochran, +. T..
Elder. H. S. Smith. G. b. Smith, X. K
Mickey. DIR. J. F. McKaig. Y. E. Book
er, Morris Blazer, Miss Ruth Funsch
c. N. Quimby. H. A. Penn. j. l.. Hou-
chins, F. X. Auth. Joseph Stearman
]. B. Wenger. w. II. Clagett, r. c
Doyle. w. NJ. Wilson. J. J. Daugherty
s. A. Hefft, E. J. Caldwell and II. \
Via
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
Extra Thick
Extra Tough
WITHOUT.
Extra Price!

One tube, and only one, is built ex-
pressly for the Southwest climate. To
withstand the baking dry heat the
summers here subject tubes to, this
particular one is made much thicker
and tougher than any ordinary tube.
Yet you can buy it at the cost Of the
ordinary thin tubei
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

NEW YORK. April S-Nauon-
wide response. !, appears. has fol-.
lowed the suggestion recently sub
m'ited TO the Rooseveit permanent
memorial national committee that
bclleau wood, where American mar.
ines firat stopped the Germans and
which has already been renamed by
the French government The wood
Of the Marines" be acquired as an
overseas memorial to Colonel Roosc
welt The plan, which includes he
burial OF all those soldier dead who's"
families wish them 10 remain In
France in the Wood OF the Marines
has been the subject of much dis
Cussion. There seems to be gem
cral agreement that with proper ar
chitectural and landscape treat
ment this histssac piece OF French
forest would be most fitting me,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

mortal to one Of Americas greatest
citizens
Samue, Parsons tho eminent land
scapc ar,hite,t. has suggested M"
form which this 1ucmprial to Colonel
Roosevelt shQuid take NJ Ia'-
sonS idcaw ~ mat an American uir-
mortal should be as American iu
character Do the statue OF Liberty ls
French He has accordingly dc.
signed lofty tower ~ uncut stone.
on the top Of which is a huge eagle.
representing America. with wings
outstrctchcd over puilu. or French
soldier The inspiration for this
tower was the lofty cliffs overlook
ing the Hudson river. tho uncut
stone OF which the tower Is built
would allow lchcns, moses and
ferns to collect and grow IN the crcv,
ices. giving Wild and woodland
,haraCtcr TO the shaft
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
TO RELIEVE CATARRHAL
DEAFNESS AND HEAD
NOISES.

n you have Catarrhal Deafness or are
hard Of hearing or have hraL noises 90 10
Vouf druggist Nnd Trl ounce 81 rarmint
tduuh's strength aNd add to II :. pint
of hot water Aud lIitls Ersnulsicd ,urAf
1ske "u' Tablespoonful tour times day
Ihs NiU often h'lrE quick rrlrf irom
thu dStrrsttuE h~ad nuisNs Clotgrd nos,
uils should open hrsNthtrg becomes Easy
ahi tho mugu, stup drurping INTO The
throat II ls "As' iu prUpafr costs h'us
and - pleasant 90 tAtF Anyone ~ho lac
CAtArrhG. N'ains-s or head noisss should
awe hIs prescription trial
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

LONDON. April Tho Iinudlny.
Paige company today entered one OF
ts urplaurs which had been built
'or u bombing expedition to Rerlin.
I'M the trans Atlantic flight The ma
rh.nc has four $50 horsopowcr on
gIuoq and capacity ~ 600 gallons
4 gasoline for a 25 hour flight l.
vim also carry two long dIgtlnu,
wireless installations capable Of
rc1chlnC either Shor" of the Atlantic
rhc crew will consist of three plloia
I'd wireless operator
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

moss concerns abe TO promote the
building industry,
The United states department Of
labor has prepared for distribution
on request a manual containing "A de.
tail instruction for conducting own
your own home campaigns.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09

Will hc used iu the work. hc said
Admiral Strauss said that he he
hcNcd the danger ~ the. mines had
been caErrrrtoL because they were
constructed to d"icriuratr and be
rendered Ineffective after a certain
period
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
Emil David Dies.

OSWEGD, y. Y, Aprll s-Emil
David former American Vice consul
At Zurich. Switzerland was found
dead in hts place Of business here to-
day, suicide 10y hanging lie had
recovered recently from pneumonia
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-04-09
JouH,w,aSt Climate '
~Me md

Will not crack or stretch. Holds
shape and life indefinitely. In two
years less than 1-10 of 20 Of all the
Buckslins sold failed to make good. In
Oklahoma it made such success that
one Buckskin was sold for every two
cars, Has an astounding guarantee
that your dealer will explain. Sold
by at least one liUe merchant IN prdc-
hcdiiy every to1On IN Oklahoma. There
is no substitute You'll recognize the
Buckskin by the Indian head on the
gray box.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
PRETENDED VIRTUES.

The hypocrite paradeS her pretended
virtues before the world SeltHdNer.
tisement as model Of kindness ana
nobility Is her pet labor Her plau~l-
hility is her best stock in trade i'u
have only 10 talk Ia her five minutes Il"
know that she has two Blb.c classes
and is the most charitable merH"" at
her church, According Ia hrf size i"
constantly doing good. She Wi. tell }"u
IN one breath that she has onl, love Iu
her heart for the whole world and in the
next THAI Mrs. Brown il uo doubt n.
spectacle woman but thar size ~hout
not be So ind discreet
The awful part about the hyppgrite -
that she can do more haru t. a @irs
character one minute than frank
person can du IN year The 0ut>P"hru
@irl viii talk to you against n person
and yuu will know rigin away chat she
is talking IT some one she greatly di>.
likes. Nou can tell, consequently, mat
her opinion of the lerson in question Is
preiudirpd by her dislike and j. g. he
valued accordingly.
Rut the hypocrite speaks very highly
of the person she wants 10 SANDER.
Then she inserts a hut and 4 Sigh. inu-
eudo. Every iusinuation j. preceded
by fiattering comment. The impress
sion yuu receive at once i THAR this
criticism must be quite unparalleled
as the talker said So many nice things.
toe. Every harmful inueudo Is doubled
in Importance because YOU think that II
n woman who is such n friend can >at
such things they must Ike true.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
.EMININE PROBLEMS
OF EVERYDAY LIFE

IT Is strange when you stop t. con
slider II what Il snail line of differ
puce There often is between Il virtue
and a vice JUST where the one stops
and the other begiuS Is often extremely
difficult to tell For instance. the one
trait most despised hy all mankind is
hypocrisy. \ most admired trait. on
the contrary is tact let often one
may be taetful 10 the Verge of hypoc-
ri~y. and While some may cnl IL the
one thing, others may call il the other.
Who really knows Just W here the diyi-
>iou line comes:
Hypocrisy has great many Syuu
EYm>-i usincerity, duplicity, double
dealing, prctence, cant. phnuSaiSn-all
come under The same head. The desire
70 be tactfuI may ut times lead Vs. to
the verge Of hypocrisy. but So long as
we are sincere we do not cross the
border.
DO net allow yourselves to become
hvpoeriteS FOR You will be dislikru and
distrusted by men and women alike
no not think that you can hide your
real feelings forever, Tor look in the
eyes, an expression Of the mouth, may
Aetruy you at any moment. II yen dis
Ike girl do not pretend friendship
ana liking while all the time eucour-
&. u!moSIty IN your mind ON
tine Try, you should set yourself 10
work ,n overcome Your di~lIke for the
@IrD In the meantime, until yon feel
that You have conquered your auimuS
it. keep away from her
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
Meat Pie.

Take one pound of Hamburg steaS
or left over meat: cut fine, add one
level cupful seeded raisins. one dozen
stoned olives; salt, pepper To taste
stew until tender and thicken with one
Tablespoonful cornmeal. then stir one
and one half cupfuls OF corumral into
boiling sailed water; add one table
spoonful shortening and cook to con
Sistency of muSh; line a buttered balt
ing dish with two-thirds of the mix
ture; pour in the meat and cover with
the remaining mixture and bake one,
half hour This makes a fine meat
Die aud Is even better warmed over.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
SCHOOL TEACHERS TO
MEET At URBANA

urbana ~, Nov. 10. The annual
high school conference Of teachers
from all parts OF the state will he
heid At the University OF Illinois.
Thursday, Friday ana Saturday, Nov.
20, - ana %. II. 4. HOLSTER. high
school visitor Of the university. is
chairman of the general committee
ana viii direct the conference Sey,
eral general session open to the pub.
lie viii be- held at night in the uni.
versity auditorium. = general re.
crptiOn viii be held Friday afternoon
IN the WOmans building.
reduction OF one and nnpthlrd
railway fare for the round trip will
Apply TOR members and dependent
members Of the families Of those who
wish 10 attend the conference. Tick.
cts for the regular one way fare NAV
De bought only from Nov. II to 22 in
elusive. Certificates To he secured
WIN tickets, must be endorsed by
II. a. liollister before the reduced
rate for the return trip Will be grant.
ed.
urban3, Ill, Nov 10. Commemorate.
ing James Watt discoyprer of tha
power OF steam. the University of II.
llnols VIII hold an all university cois
lri GAGE Dec. l6 under the allsn,cp.,
CT the college Of engineering The AL
dress will be given by DR.. l.. p. Brerk
"nridSe of Yale, formerly of the fac.
ulty here.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11

eousness, covering her inward self with
a mask of dissimuatiun Her lam
bctter-than-thou' attitude succeeds in
dec"iving most of the world. including
herself rs we'll
II is better to be blunt and outSpoken
than to hr nt pocritieai. The h}purrite
may make more friends. hut Che frank
person knows her friends are trut \uu
want your friends to like you for what
you are--not for what you are mol. out
pretend To be
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
BE SINCERE.

BE sincere in what yon say II others.
II you cannot think nice things about
them. d" not say ANYTHING at All. You
should never run down others in your
speech. 50 if You cannot praise be 81
'ent. If YOU are forced ~ utter an
opinion about Il person you dislike. pick
out the one point you find 10 admire
!" that person and mention that.
ufortunately. it is All too seldom
thHt the real hypocrite recognizes her
self in her true nature. she usually
saYh> herself in a cloak OF selt-right-
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11

Joliet, Ill. :--"l have taken DR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery as a tonic
and blood purifier and found it very
beneficial, and always keep the Pleas
ant Pellets on hand to take as a regula-
tor. | find that they keep me in a
healthier condition than any medicine
] have ever taken They are fine for
constipation and an excellent regulator
Of stomach, liver and bowels.
~ think SO well Of these medicines of
DIR. Picrce's that | am always recon-
mending them to my friends and have
never known Of one Instance where they
have not given perfect satisfaction. -
G. w. JOHNSON. 6l0-2nd Ave.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
Ia SALE BANKER IS
WOUNDED BY SHOT

La Sale, nj, Nov IL stuart Dun
can, cashier OF the La Sale stat
Bank, was painfully Injured yesterday
by the accidental discharge Of a sho;
sun while he and q par.y Of friends
wore hunting near Princeton.
He is now patien; al ST Mary &
HOSPITAL in La Sale. and while n4
naturally ia suffering much pain from
tde wound, hie physician and family
believe the injury is net serious.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
Orange Custsrd.

\ great Improvement On the ordinary
llIstard can be made with the use II
oranges. Heat half pint If milk in
n double boiler. Meantime sir fwU
ruulrspCoiEuls Of sugar and large
tcaspoonful of contour into beaten
egg yuk. Add this to the hot hnt not
boiling. milk. Cook until T. Is thick.
hut no longer. Slice one on two ranges
aud cut into small pieces, pour the
,ooIrd rustard on them. and UofJre
serving beat the egg white and ygt on
ia dutN
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
Tomatoes Francois.

A few small tomatoes. some butter
some croutons Of fried broad Cnt the
bread into rounds one-q sarter Of an
inch thick. Egg and cru.b them and
fry in hot butter Skin the tuma,ce-
If dipped first IN boiling water ana
then into cold the skin can be easily
removed. cut i'll half. Place half a
tomato On, the centre Of each round of
broad
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
PROPOSE CALENDAR
or THIRTEEN MONTHS
NRy tho AasocIated Press)

'liN the Associated lTtSSJ
cleveland. Ohio, Nov. IA move
ment has been launched here to re-
place the calendar with Liberty cal
ondar. which wonld provide thirtee,i
months Of 'wentY.eight days eacn
year, not being a part Of any month.
The tliirtccnth month would be calico
Liberty and would be inserted be-
tween February and March.
Leap year has been provided for by
an extra day which would be holt
day.
The proposed calendar follows:
Monday !, s. L.. 90.
Tuesday, .. &c. %.
Wednesday 3, 10. Il. "a.
Thursday 4. II. IS, %. .
Friday ., ~ 49, 2G in beg
Saturday., -, 20, ~. 'ol
:. Sunday, IA, Il, 2s.ai l%
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
Apple Salad.

Take firm apples, pare and pat
through largest knife on food chopper
This VIII have to he done directly he,
fore dinner. for apples are mt to turn
brown If allowed to stand very lone
Fill salad dishes half fun with the
apples and sprinkle with finely ground
pu meats. Serve with WHIPPED cream
This is delicious for II light salad
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-11
AT WAR WITH TOURSELE
Help Nature to Defeat the
Disease in Your Body

Keep up the fight; do not give up
Nature is trying to serve you in conquer
Ing the wrongs that may exist.
Red blood, vim, courage, vitality, all
seem lacking No wonder you arc ner-
vous and discouraged
Why not call 10 your aid a strong,
dependable ally? DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery has for nearly fifty
years proven lis merits as mos. power
full tonic and blood builder to the many
thousands who have been returned to
good health by It's use
Savanna, Ill 81 was suffering with
Liver complaint and NY blood was i'm