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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-16
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ARTISTIC pleArng ant hutton ~nf,
h.mIIirhins prompt service. ,s bai
tiuors UiIs
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maud clothing shoe. stc. call Maple
.tNh
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ROACH bros. SO ". Hudson Call
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80.
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walnut 1883 Edwards.
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1875.
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WASTED-ren saIs.msa TO sai retail
grocery trsds In Iowa Illinois. Kansas.
and Oklahoma. staple feed prod
ucts package line: give full particular
about yourself IN first letter experiences
10 this line 10 not esssstiai: want men
who c.n make sooA- Addrsss, A. O., okla
.hnmsn.
SALESMAN With car to sell specially ltaS
in O~kishoma. salary aud eemmission.
VOID thing Tor right man. Apply Hen
pari-, va W, Park Place, okiahorep Chy.
pkhi.
BArERIENcHp salesman Tor e,sc,ricei
sp.clsli-.. hrrly las W and
WANTED REPREsENTAfvR
In each county In Otiahoms 70 sAl eus
~ made TO measure sufta N0sfoik oU1t
Co. as Robinson. okiahsma CITY.
wASTBit-Lvs-wps real state se)ss-
man. mus, have car and - acquainted
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Maple soss.
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travelling. aiasy aa1 bsuuD; mest -
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NEED ia good rus. W.f 80, r,od
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Ole %
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WASTED pans win from 500 10 ~
nuO tp ina uHEr QUITO Hfrrssuff ti"ff. Won
dfffui safes risn He'll tires Fuafautrei
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ENrtUiET,l IN .'-u sf,phs' t..'H '
U.IsHn 90 NIIHr It.st.n 60 M. iI.'
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vERy Asss GssssaI sssesy sssesssp -.
fere1 limited asmbsf vtth . q he
-, sbiished Oid ltus LIN tRssrsacs O..
Lsn'.s s'sis vtsId Manager. nss ~
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WANTvD-fO Rt>r

~ ANrED-Compl.,slv furnished house u
OF = rooms MN safagt ~ upsontiblo
tstiy With no children uuid take lssSc
T. e. pkiah0mnn.
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Lnnt nO,sIkIrri>L MOONS roR
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Liun' ku4,t f-r'r. frums 'Hi ..r' .Ih
W,sf Iun NaU'.' 500
Two futnishsd h.ua'srFI|H. f,uH'
cant Npnisy. pIgIts Maple ,f.fi
il FDlss
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-16

ly. This won't stop here. and I pre-
fer to have somebody look into It
before it's any worse. I'm going to
put myself In your hands. Rufus
and Angela. want YOU both to
witness this. -. Mr. Cullen. I'm
goingito give you check for eight
thousand dollars; it's my whole
balance at the Trust and Deposit
company, less what I'll need to live
on for few days. I'm going to
turn over to you twenty thousand
shares in the Silverbow Mining cor
poration to keep for NETS my
own personal holding. I'm going to
turn over to you my contract with
the mining corporation, which calls
for the delivery of all the rest OF
the corporate stock on payment Of
a hundred and twenty thousand dol
lars, Of which we've already paid
sixty-two. I'll give you the corpor-
atoms receipt to me for that
amount. And give you my word of
Syracuse, nor to be for one, single
hour out Of your reach until you've
investigated the whole proposition
from beginning to end. I insist that
you make that Investigation. That's
on condition that Rufus won't
mention this again. either here or
anywhere else. until he's collected
the facts!" And I'll tell you right
now Rufus has given you the truth"
Ito be continued.)
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-16
FIRST WEEK, S EGGS;
SECOND, THIRD, >104
Mems Showed Steady Egg Gain FOL
Mrs. Pierce IN Winter Weather.

N"The week before we tried Dor
Sung. we got eggs, from 60 hens
The next week, from 80 cent pack
age Of Don Sung, we got 70 eggs, and
the next week 1o4. Some OF our hens
are mere pullets and Don Sung has
started them laying."-Mrs. B. F.
Fierce, r. F. d. /, Butler. Tenn.
Mrs. Pierce selected a severe time
for her test-the middle Of January
Yet she started getting the eggs
promptly. Your hens can lay well, in
cold weather, and We'll prove it.
Here's our offer:
Give your hens Don Sung and
watch results for one month. II you
don't find that it pays for itself and
pays you good profit besides, SIM
ply tell US and your money will be
promptly refunded
Don Sung Chinese for egg-laying)
works directly on the egg laying or
gans, and Is also a splendid tonic. It
IL easily given in the feed, improves
the hens health, makes her stronger
and more active In any weather, and
starts her laying.
Try Don Sung for 80 days and II
It doesn't get you the eggs, no matter
how cold or wet the weather, your
money will be refunded by return
mail Get Don Sung from your drug
gist or poultry remedy dealer or send
80 cents for q package by mail pre-
paid. Burrell- Digger Co. 1s1 Column
bia Bldg, Indianapolis. Ind.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-16

Des Moines, Feb. l6.-There APP
pears to he some question In Missouri
conference and Iowa athletic circles
regarding the eligibility OF Howard
Drew. the great sprinter, who twice
tie the worlds record OF 2 3-5 sec
onds for the 100-yard dash. Drew,
following service overseas, returned
to Drake University, and Is now In
school there.
1t is claimed by some Of the state
schools that Drew has had his three
years Of competition in college ath-
letics--two at the University of
Southern California and one at Drake
and therefore is ineligible.
Drew makes no secret OF the fact
that he competed two years at the
University of Southern California,
but states that one of the years was
as preparatory student and there
fore should not count against him In
college. He explains that the Cali
fornis. school allows prep" students
and freshmen to compete on Its
teams. He'therefore hopes to be de-
clared eligible by the Missouri Valley
conference.
But whether he is permitted to APP
pear in conference and state meets
or not he will retain his amateur
standing and expects to try for
a place on the United States Olympic
team.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-16

and that they by themselves, ~
the persons under whom they clAlmI
have been in the actual. open Aotor1
ious, exclusive. uninterrupted. con1
tinuo,is. peaceable and adverse poo1
session Of said real estate, and ev0rJ
part thereof. under deeds and con.
veyances from the actual owners and
occupants OF said real estate and
under claim OF absolute ownershir|
paying all taxes and assessments
thereon without offer Of repayment
for more than nifty years last past
and claiming that All the defendantsl
both those named ana those other-
wise designated, arc now forsvea
barred and cstopped from hav1nO|
claiming or asserting any interest Id
right to or lien upon said real sstAtAl
or any part thereof. and that any u.
terest In said real estate that any %
said, defendants may have, Aad n
now vested in plaintiffs and paftl~|
oularly claiming that any interest 81
said real estate at any time he'd
by Enoch p. Miles or Wells 8. Rice q
now vested In plaintiffs.
And you are further notified that
the relief demanded BY plaintiffs q
that an order and decree Of court ~
entered forever Quisttng and oonfifIm 4
ing the title to said real esfats. ard
every part thereof. in them. ara
forever barring and estoppins yeu.|
and each OF you. both those named
and those otherwise Designated frUsl
having. claiming or asserting any in-|
terest In. right to or lien upon oAS6l
real estate or any part thereof. aA.|
verse to plaintiffs and that Il b o.
termined and decreed BY the coufS
that plaintiffs. by themselves and
the persons under whom they olalnn
have been in the actual open. neeor.
ious, exclusive. uninterrupted. Ooa-
! tinuous. peaceable, ana adxsepe -.
session Of said real estate. and every
part thereof. under color o. title M
claim Of right, for more than MY
years last past and that plaintifks -
the absolute owners Of said Peal soDs
tate. and every part thereo1.
No personal Judgment foN 49,
sum Of money. or for Costa - aanoa
against any defendant.
For further particulars yea aro ~.
ferred to the petitIon nov On M
Now unless you appear INA psAls
defense thereto Ct or before. n0oA "a
the second day q ths next Nass4
Of the District Court OF Iowa n A,1
for Marshall County, 70 ~ bG0nA
and held at the court houso q 49,
shalltown, Marshall County, Nwa ~
the 18TH day Of March 1850 yeue 1e-]
fault will be entered aAA = 0onG00
and decree rendered thsresa ~ $780,
ed In said petition.
Dated 1t MarshAlltowH IeyuA ~
slst day Of January l11oI y s; 81
A. B. coppock ana n. ~
i, ~ - sAs 1le0
lA.l-Ll - I = - =! \
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-16
Lipe Sports NelDs and Comment

and Il 10 UNDERWOOD he has been
working some starr who may upset
the dope. Northwestern's weakened
team has engaged In two dual meets
with tho Illinois A. G. and Chicago
A. A.. and has received some much
needed experience. Coach Frank At
Minnesota will send his usual num-
Der of good men. including Arnold
Oss, to the games, Purdue. Indiana.
and Ohio State will be represented.
Altho the athletes are being groom
ed for the conference. the stars will
be sent to Urbona to compete In the
annual relay games OF the University
Of Illinois on March s. Some OF them
will compete In the First Regiment
handicap games next Friday and
Saturday. and the Illinois A. G. hand
leap meet on March :.
According TO President Brundage,
preliminary entries will be sent out
In the near future. This II done to
forestall eleventh hour protests, as
all men are eligible after. tho pre-
liminary nominations are sent back
to the secretary.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-16
Ames Captain Is
Honor Student

Ames, Feb. ie.--scorss OF athletes
have been produced at Iowa state
College who win honors for them
selves both on the field and In, their
studies. But few in the country
can equal mark set by Stewart N,
White. captain Of the basketball
team. ~
White has Just accomplished
what Is hernlded by many as the inn
possible, He was honored by being
elected member of the Alpha Zeta,
a national honorary scholastic fra
ternity for agriculture students.
Only members in the upper two
fifths of the class In the grade
standings are eligible for admittance
Into this fraternity.
The fact that makes Whites feat
more outstanding is the fact that
he is competing in sports all year
around and has proven to be a star
in all competition. Last fall in
football he was the unanimous
choice for an all-state position. He
Is captain OF this years basketball
team and, vas also n member ofjlast
years track team. being n dash man
of no small class.
These accomplishments Of Whites
dispel all the skeptics who~believe 1t
to be impossible for a man to COM
pete In athletics and excel In schol-
arship. This also makes record
that will be sought Tor long before
it will be eauailed.S Whites home is
in Oskaloosa and while In high
school there competed In all ath-
letics. He is one of the most popu-
lar students on the campus. having
been a member of the Cardinal guild,
the student governing body for
three years and president Of his class
last year.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-16

what a prospect is? Hasn't he seen
the reports? And still he"
"And and the land next to
1t was had mine on 1t, the
ZINC mine, that's In pretty fair
shape, but that didn't signify any
thing. :" He paused for mo-
ment. "And there hasn't been any
work done on it, to speak of, for two
years. And the corporation re-
port got shows that fellow named
Martin Harmon's the president of it.
Martin Harmon's a cheap Wall street
man in New York. The Butte peo-
pie don't consider him reliable. And
I've written to him four times-and
he won't answer"
"Ah!" said Hilliard, startled.
"Well?" Cullen repeated his chal-
lenge. Irra = ~H-
That's ALL" He gazed beseech-
ingly at Angela. who shifted and
turned her head away.
"All!" Cullen breathed stertoxous-
~. "And with a fimsy lot of rot
like that you've got the unmitigated
gall to start q slanderoue story, like
this about Henry billiard! You've
got the nerve to-"
The astonishing part Of It," inter-
posed billiard, with GOODNESS which
astonished even himself, sis that ev-
cry single item Of it is true! Don't
blame him, Mr.. Cullen. It's. true
every word"
Cullen shook himself"
"Of course it's true! Isn't Il what
you've told us yourself, in a diff
ferent way! Its the telling of 1t
that countsi" ~
Nov listen to me moment"
Hifliard was impassively serious: the
way to the denouement was opening
clear before him. He need only Of
fer himself for Judgment, and the
future would take care Of itself. my
purpose in coming up hear this
afternoon was to talk to you about
this same property Mr.. Cullen.
B. T.. I had some rather important
things to tell you about it. But in
view of this new attitude of
Warnings, I'm going to act different
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-16
Altho Huge Laboratories Turn
Out $4,000 Bottles Daily
Thousands Of Dealers Can
not BE Supplied.
40 CARLOADS SOLD
IN JANUARY ALONE
After Shipping S3S,4O0 Bottles
Of Celebrated Medicine in
One Month Factory Is Still
$4,000 Behind With Orders.

Altho tho big Tanlac laboratories
at Dayton. Ohio. and wnlkerville.
Canada, have been running at top
speed for months. II has been ply
steal impossibility TO supply. the phe-
nomenal and every increasing de-
mand for this celebrated medicine.
During the first ten weeks OF last
year One Million Three Hundred and
twenty-seven thousand bottles OF
Tanlac were sold, breaking all
Worlds record for the sale OF proprie-
tary medicines up 10 that time. This
record now pales into insignificance
however. as orders received during
January alone OF this year reached
the astonishing total OF One Million
Two Hunded and Twenty Thousand
bottles. showing an increase of APP
proximately one hundred per cent
over the corresponding period OF 1919
To say that Taniac now has the
largest sale OF any medicine OF 'ts
kind In tho world expresses II mildly.
1t does not begin to tell the story
for no other preparation has ever
even approached the marvellous re-
cord that is now being made by Tan
lac; and It Ia now conservatively esti-
mated that the sales for the present
year alone will amount to from seven
to ten million bottles.
or the orders received during Jan
uary II was POSSIBLE to ship only
eight hundred and thirty eight thou
sand bottles. and thousands Of deal
ers scattered turnout the United
States and Canada have been unable
to obtain the medicine for weeks.
phenomenal and Bewildering" is
the way one OF the big drug Jobbers
of the country describes the marvel
GUS demand for Tanlac.
1--WE know that the dav Of miracles
has passed, and we all know that
there are no unfathomable mysteries
in the drug business, but this Tanlac
proposition smacks OF both" writes
another leading wholesale druggist
whose firm has sold over "a car loads
or an average OF nearly one car load
per month since they began handl-
ing Tanlac few years ago. Thou
sands Of similar letters and kilograms
have been received. but for lack OF
space they can only be referred to
briefly.
Most proprietary medicines are sold
by the dozen or by the gross; few
are bought by the trade in quantities
OF from ten TO twenty gross very
few are sold by the car load. and
then only to the largest tobbers. COW
ering extensive territories. The fact
therefore that scores Of jobbers In
this country and Canada have de-
mand sufficient to Justify them in
ordering not one carload. but two to
three car loads OF Tanlac at a time
makes Tanlac's eminence In the
field of medicine all the more note
worthy. It is the biggest thing OF Its
kind in the world and nothing like
1t has ever happened In the drug
trade before
Think Of one retail firm selling one
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-16
TRACK TEAMS STRONG.
Conference Teams Prspars For Nee
in Chioaoo. March 10 "a

Conference Teams Prepare For Meet
in Chicago, March 10, 20.
Chicago, Feb. 16.--Unlike former
years, when two or three squads
struggled for team honors, practical
~ every university in the Big Ten
will be represented by/teams in the
fight FOR points in the annual indoor
conference track and field meet at
Patten gymnasium March 10 and 20.
according to Avery Brundage, pre-
sident Of the graduating managing
committee
Besides the strong teams Of Chi
cago and Michigan, Coach Harry. Gill
il said to be developing one Of the
strongest indoor squads since he
went to Urbana. Tom Jones. at Wis
consin, also is grooming strong
squad, which will be put to the test
on Feb. q, when Notre Dame is met
at South Bend.
Strong Nucleus at Iowa.
An Iowa trainer Watson has the
nucleus Of a strong indoor team.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-16
ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE
TO SUPPLY ENORMOUS
DEMAND FOR TAILA|

third Of q million bo1e3es g ~ =
medicine right over ~ eOunt0 e
rect 20 consumers IN only two go
time, II seems incredible. bit - [
tho record made by the Owl D.
Company. thru their vsean sees0
The Pacific Coast.
Think OF one rstAil arm IN . go
city of 100000 population seInng g,
proximately eighty-eight thsuen9
bottles. an average Of over tWo -
ties for every family, IN oniy
years time! Such II the reocs0
the Jacobs Pharmacy CompanW 8
Atlanta
think OF one retain Arm Gavano
single order for an entire car -
twenty. three thousand ana ~
bottles and agreeing 20 pay ease
the Foods promptly on arrival -
ana order has been received fro@
Lewis X. Liggett Company. OF -
nipeg. Canada.
Another big Canadian retail -
q. Tambiyn. Limited. Toronto. c.
ada, recently gave their order for
hundred gross. amounting TO va
10000.
orders from retailers for from fll|
~ to seventy-five gross are not on
common. and practically all OF ~
leading retail firms buy Tanlac Y
from ten to twenty-fi five gross toee Y
supply their normal demands.
When the magnificent new iabcsa|
tories at Dayton. Ohio, with . conn
hined floor space Of seventy thou1l
and square feet and combined ca
pacity OF thirty-six thousand bottle,
were completed, IL was thought tn,
tho production would be sufficient Y
supply the demand for years to coms4
II is now apparent, however. that "a
ditional facilities must be provt0e1
IL the supply is to keep pace wtsl
the demand. And this II true \
spite Of the fact that there are no1
on the market from fifty to -
hundred preparations claiming stHn1|
lar therapeutic value
Tanlac has now been on the mAxeo
for five years. II has stood the aoal
test OF time. It Is known ana hoo
ored in every city, town. village -
hamlet on the American Contineo
from Key West. Florida. 70 -
Northern wilds OF Canada, where -
en- the Indians and fur traders hav
learned Of It's wonderful powers -
medicine.
It's enormous and ever-incrsasea
popularity Is the one great outstaa9
ing proof of its wonderful mcrit. -
medicine. no matter how extensfve1
advertised, could sell and continue 2
sell and establish new worlds reCoN4
year after year. II Il did not Deo
duce actual and positive results.
Tanlas Is composed OF tho mos
beneficial roots and herbs known =
the scientific world. The fofu1us
conforms with all National -
state Pure Food and Health laws Q
both the United States and Cana0l
and altho Tanlac's claims for super
iority are abundantly supported ,:
leading authorities, It II the pe6pt
themselves who have made TaAlA
what II Is. Millions upon mifloa
have used II and have told other MI
lions what II has done for them.
That - why Tanlao has beco0
the real sensation Of tina drug tIA0
all oyer America
Tanlac II sold In MarshalftoWn -
Old Reliable Drug CO., In st. Anthon,
by Geo. l.. La Plant, In State Cent?
by Brimhall Bros. IN Melbourne b
II. X. Corbett, in Gilman by ". j.
J. A. Ward, in Ferguson by A. +. Idn
and In Rhodes by Rhodes PhaynaGy
in Liscomb by Dillon q Barnes: 4
Gearing by Geo. N. SheareY; n ~
bion by Hunter Drug Co.