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WKDNKS I) AY , SEPTEMBER 12, 1917,
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CLEANUP SOUAD
MEN DEMOTED
Six nirmh* sos th" police clean
up squad w**r*- demoted Tuesday.
abort I.v «f• r R«»h#*rt Willis, Negro
attorney, who.-. rlub a' N" 1- Cath
enne st , v rtc i.inl< il Monday night,
declared th* men sho rnmltirtad the
raid would I" i"it i!"»n in rank
[►•■rju'V Brown of the >!*vn up
squad del '-i! 'hit Wjlii-> Pad art'
thlnp to do wi’h th* demoting «»!
the six in* n. and , launed tin * or
d»Ts «i'r> re. •• \»(i. Monday, to pul
t b.eae m* n hack on h* at*
Patrolmen RurkbardL K«**»1 *fi • *
and < übley. 'hr * of 'I * six men
demoted. patti patcl 'n i.t rod on
Willi' p»* *■• Kel •* ••!* in* n '* *-re
arr* ate 1 *nl i larg- quantity ot
lfquo; *a* r• .r•»«! Willi* '*;•* "tie
of thojn arr* -’* and, but wn. released
on th* •• * "!• t v •>f ■a* u’
Hnv«, . ho sos th- » N an tip squad
The member* of t!.,* cman tip
aqtlad demot'd ,*rr \ <h!< Rurk
bardt Lout* I'Piintn I'p-d Kettle!.qt.
Lotus Hendrix. Nathan t'utsl•■ > and
David Ro» r-d
Death T,s»,» Aged Rfl dent.
Fit tier a S'T'i • 'f he'd T'l*v
day afternoon ;i tb" f- * fit: 1 > home.’
\o IL‘. Ilaiutu r at> . for Mrs Fran
res M Iw'tut M« Q:< Mm, who died
Sunday even me Mr- \la»yu**ten
was born >n and! no!' an. tin' . Ts year*
ago her fa'h* r Thom a** I,aurle. hav
ine be* n on*- ' tb* t ktt 'ttn ron
suiting engineer and builders of
elevators or I ah' K’ !»■ and Lake
Ontario SI is .ii >|\*-d b\ on**
daughre'. Mo- no a M ir(Jt»e»ten,
of th t* ' 1 i.-rk Mar
Quea'en, id Ride* wood. S’ .1 and
three broth* r- and onr *lster, lu
Chari* * La’ rte Chicago w s
R laaurte San Diego *’ai Tame*
A T-aurie, Intbitb Mo Frank tin!
braitli Minneapolis The services
were conducted by ’he r* v Will?*
\ Mo ore. of the First Cniverrallst
rhureh The body tut* taken to
Hamilton for n r * t men’
Patrolman Loaes Job
Patrolman <;••• *.' Zuii of the po
ts, r barn fc . w a tils- h.* rp <l, Tuesday
rnomlnf. so; ' < jQi_ Lu L*:all_.-Lhi
t.arns when ordered Hi tlo *<>
mnit along JaWim
F.itt* Not Omnipotent.
t . Him t tr i 1 \ If! h'" -I r ■»
I'rt. • r. !•* .t n o
n*r t 1< t > • t v . m i v
•lit .iir.n- t: •••«* ”
• hit- snd tvd n»' r ?. that !h*i
,* i); nr urn . *ti ■ - *;•* I
OS rr x .1)0 I'Ut '-IS fI- ■ -* ‘
p*»*• * nf t• ii v • *r.i h I \
>flf. 1 ■ ITI ■ ■ . • " ■ •
Bio I IIH «• •• ’ n t-f ...» t »v.»
so • •! ;r•’tr | • i. ' 1
«., I t nn,t. li * • t k ’ •> >**
Ilia . r»d ■*f * •‘V th nil *s • » |»* ' ■»
or u. rr I, .|f I- |o, „r. t •.. i»I . Imp
ps II 1V,.1 .1 •n* " lri•:■I •* t r I »
for n « - • f*« to ■ ! k •*-*• »- l *.
f.» *l* :p all .1,
\ a a... r. A * Mil -t 1 ’*"
• ul’‘os-* .f ta '< * s n * ■•: .1 - "i«»
wh*r* 1 v- • ■ • in v'*•' -1
arl fr«t »n, f' H • Ia ill
rv.l«r an.; 1 .* f|r ,f :I • I, »r
Th'« plessed 1 k \rrv nv<. h i«n<l
T n ons hn.mo hut.’ ru. th- m- • ' .lm
Tv. \ nil him Ml I •.k «l’« f '
think .f < -il * rr '«* • l» ■* » rm -i
delightful phi " • ; fl V hi tl.
|na ff. pla t ' ft •" »" '■
n»«t t.. «J •ml la* r i <a - -a a I in*
f.,r th* end Mill fur »« k f>< am
hlth.n for rv t h emir and . fT«>rt
•h* r r a *r. i tlt i | it » • '■* h' - 1 o at -
rrv.*r * M ' 'hat ai. t'.ri » t
Tt >i (ho .n Im «’ t-f .1 land of
itr.AT.t ...no I- ■. a tvl ■<. \< i want
ta t I'll d' tr n► " *1 ‘”1 I*l
f’ulif .rr a. I nm n th* -an.l ..f th*
fntue rilor* !’■ rh«!"< tl .*»* .'bin of
liquid piM th- - mif’ita .f tr a n*lti
rant v*l\M tl*, n -t nffo. i «K..»r,t *•
they and mr ». jt wlvn t a-t n TANARUS, •
An«* I* « |*a «a .1 o |.a . ■ na.ln • r n '
«.f th. pi ar on In 1 "or • n»i fa hfr
• ro.ua a .. . . f ■ tiol. o af* rl r.»
■pr r r v,at t . 1 * * rnp .tl,
T fi.un-1 llftlo h 1,. hr.antiftil
homo, rv.jiiiai** li furn thtd ntvl iho
wi.rnnn v h-> <<• notf t* ivl hrr .>t
vanta -a •iM *tax a tl, tin I I .it
vtrv hf* *. i .>n I ftti k«» 1 no < ti-l C' t
Illrk <ii rt (port Thu« lu .riilflt tir
nalkp-t with t.ir o it in tilt .Os Knr
rt*n vh It f Kath- io.t nrfai 11 tm h■*a
nf thr f-arrant I ■ ■. f->. th* •
TM> U orrMirft IH'it. Ilk' hia r. 1«| «r!f
than hr ha at tnv t • * I'n *- I •
f.i tat . vt- . t t • r fir-ar 11 • w fa •»
fruatratr- tt ffr .rta Mt t'nira It .-k
dr. Id*d hta Ifr wa a w-r*h '.'••rr to
th* mmuntty than vaa Ma>p >lm
Wf.iart • and «• h* <ll<l n■* tr\ »•. ovt
him, hut hr haa «u»nt» <tr«p*-r.»tf l\
orat l .tirir h ”rt I ft- ass- r a'l 1 P
talll rtrvrr h* p-rfrrtly v rjl '.min
|to you know llttlr l.nr.k a. tiir* I'tira
pa rs l> it la rI »• In <'a tlf..rrtla I am
frtdy to clvr up litirl Irl fut* *l»» ita
Safe milk
Infants and Invalids
HORLICK'S
THE ORIGINAL
MALTED MILK
nirh tvilk itMllrd puiln in |intl'd*r
form K. r inf.*- • * rival.d • -nd c « -
In a .htllirn I'ttf nutrition, ttp
hi|lldln|i thr »h. |r .dJ InvtM. r tt»a
nuralt.K moth.-ra an! t: • aa'.l M'-r*
nutr.tp.ua than p., T*r ,t. In
trant 1 y ir.;t’!» t’» ultra p.. -.ok
Itir tiiklflfalaa • oat tot tin* Pair*
IGNORANCE
; IS PLEA OF
SWEDEN
Claims Country Had
No Knowledge of
Note Contents
ALL NEITRALS
TREATED ALIKE
Change In Government
Is Likely
Result
STO< KHOLM, S* pt 11 Sweden
admitted today she had acted,.** In
temi'-di ary Iti'Uicii (iermany and
Argentine, hut (iistlfled h**r position i
**n th*' ground that >h* ado|it**d the j
Sam*- rourre with regard to coni :
inunicaflon* between Germany and |
other neutral* and did ni>' knew Hi*'
contents of Count Luxbtirg s me
Mill''-
The Swedish foreign office is- T and :
a fortiiul st it*'iii* iit i-xpluitrng tint •
in 'm requr- *’f Hu- Mr’ti h |
gf*vei rmieii* Ho buelgn ofTlt • ’ cl
discontinu'd tmnatniNelnn of teh-’j
grams betw**t» Germany and North
\ni'Tirn It oh n T.• ■i■f '' - ;
a tiar to continued 'ransiniasion to
and from other neutrals
"Regardless of Herman t• ; r* ♦ n
tatlon*, ' th** foreign ofh< * eon
tinned, 'h* troernm'-nt ha- taken
measure* t" ptevrnt a repe'l'inti of
the Vrgent ;n* Incident
"Th* 1 government tins a yet no!
received any official a> conn' of r h,r
t fansll. :♦ >l.o*l I'. ;i;i :i,. :
Moiled and is Hi. r* for* uneM.
assume any position ’
MAN FREED 15V
COURT ARRESTED
AGAIN AT DOOR
Jordan Savithi*. 2d v»arr old. »u* i
relea-e,| from < jsfody in Ju< 1k« 1
llalh s <o' rt, Tuesday, when Ht» j
Judgo rul*«! M'.ir defeats in < x’ra j
dition paper- for him rendered them
Invalid H* i* ci urged with obia.n j
In*- tn ney uiwl* : fal***» pietens*- in J
Richmond. \a wher*- v > is alleg‘« |
to have Hold hofiru.s kto< k to -er* ral
foreigner* Detective William John :
*on waited for Savithis in *h* hall j
of the county building to ,rr< -t him
: miio* ’ • a : i ' ' >
charge When th-* prisoner left the i
four’ room he hoped up a flirhi of j
Mair* hu* »»■> checked in Id* flight |
by As.'iftan' Pros, u'or S: * aho j
wa* approaching from the nppoat'e >
direction N*w papei fir hi* ex '
tradition « ill he obialned the prose- |
cut or says.
"Cripple" P r Oveg Sprinter
fieotg« Wilson proved hitn*< It *
marathon « ripple M>nda' J l ''
loon He was sitting "tt H.e -id>
walk when Pa'roiman Charles Rh k
l> trun to place hlin und r arrest !
Wilson Jumped up and *Ji«>w»'d such
a ch an pair of h-eU »h;C lhct.lv bad
to run two blocks to cat* It him H*‘
». •n: - - •!---■
Hons* of Correction
sviil Si.mrt n. at F frr la. |t vt •
p<« or f~l a«rnt is | ~ ,| . pun
a.*, ,-r ifUH'd <; » n•• <p-«. p t
It « a up •• f tI, > . a.r u t tl| ;
1 r. .jl<l pr.t; I vx -.ufd .'rrta!nl> p* ■
tinn that th . t'rrtMr rlis\ . -.it!
p..% rr hr. m«. it • nn. < f ■ n
To hr I| r' i- ll .It stliatrirr t.r ii.ichl
do h ■ A r -t .11 r .• M .a. | • O 111 ! »>•
rp(l on». «t > Ih. «P- t-f f«ta A
1. 11 1 * ho.tit to ir r that vs • . .! mak.
t 1,4 !i f. a 1,. ».>>.. f t.u n tl. O■ -
und i.rlnial IV and. t 1 h M,. IPi. •
Wl ION ! • ul.taka- «■ 1 , . t
ft ■» I )' n A#* Mil* \ n- ix r • \ *
thitlK "»it U 1 mat a uu,' t a*,..;
0 a . ..n .\ . I-.'l ' < and ‘ V r .1 rp ' • ant
pm t th■ nr « that tnakr ii, out In *-
H'.t F . rr' null <■ 1 1 *v• t n nut I.
),rs. J., t.r >atlr t| lM t fair « IvH
~rintr .ton' II n -I 1> <r it ntr.
os r r thr n*a tlial If., k i* l>t a r|\ iri
t • r fa .• it ii and •» • ' ' w ■- l I
VS I ! ha. th * .1 PI .. I. f•" n a 1 r
ands I *ttr • it th. i ka it 4
ht.-Aiiv of tm .vs n t. ata k» r -d. -.a
•if na s ■cat'• 'n and not hr 'i,.* i .vil <{
p t I.av r il*.no ..tl.orw a, than. ftii»-
d* r*r 1
f ant arolpjf to tvht f-> r !> la j. llfr
lltllr honk, and fnrp.ir utf Irifi
flah* Ivat nos ),* (fr.o t. ).* |.p.
I fr- fI s i ..tl t r tit t Ira v< ’ t »'■ 1 t ■ m*'
iTo hr ,-.,ii 11 n llpa l* .
. \ ’ ",
to
Send Money Quicklyllunkof
WESTERN UNION
There are many, many uses for Western
Union Money Transfers. To meet banking;
obligations—to pay insurance policies—to pur
chase railroad tickets —to pay taxes —to send
anniversary gifts—to supply salesmen on the
road—to send money to soldiers in camp.
More than forty-five million dollars was trans
ferred last y**ar by
THE WESTERN UNION TELEGRAPH CO.
THE WAR .MANAGERS OF AMERICA
l'r»• til<• m< \v Il«on aiireoMnilert l> < hi, *‘S|i|»« r-* iiti|»,»*i" »f H*, (It, "XXiir *liitm(,r> «»f i Top irft to
rlithll .loorphii ■ llnnlrla. Ilrrnarit llor M>-h VS i. VI Viloo, Vrntnn It. Iliikrr. Vlhltllr tlrfl (» rlicbt' ll'-rbert <
limn rr. I V. Vriill. Mulliiiii llrft fi> ilkli Ii Von i- V| ••* or 1111< k, M V. *< i« rfl elil I V II urle >. Muleri * 1.0,,|1.
LITTI.K STORIES FOR BEDTIME
Hy /( v il /..• it'tt.'tfi s'
Biyr Tom Becomes I ont^onu*.
(f'nyr gh*. 1*!«, by T W II i's. -h
H T. it. and Mrs ... obier **r*
quit' n n f 1 they a Iw.d , * had ' lived
« fc’-i! ' attrpt; n ft ■ m th*
■| tr little people of the '•'«•» n For
•4* Pm it; s wes chiefly from curio**
I. .nil n-• that an* e*»ti*rte*l they
w» • • i-fr rion-ii t.. Hiemeelvee. cepe
Mumuiei and every b d> »a« occupied
. . ' carei R
ana • Man o’ .t.- had exhaueted
. * »• t* <*• ' I '. H S >'o*li"
* a • - • 11 - < • t I! K T un w ere
f.. i.-■!»? ■' .. inis I. t^ r n<ver tired
fire* W'-' h r Ia .i R « Tom did a
great .|< ,< f ttos. »i ! ’I wh s f ( >r ,
<U> i,. • r . f *,t • s • ~,p • ir, t «-r
found i a >" i ■ w ild appear not *u
t ■ 1.1.1 ! '* t •sis» « |i r
wA' ! ng R s T nt w th pride and
H'l'"'udi' .rt fnniiia n her »>» and
T"ii v, .<» the handsome*'. m et won*
d'-rf. 4 ‘lilt: li ,-\e. lived Hut »h,
ru \. ai owed IP< r in t> !.»*r
tp. . * >. I M n’.| r- rent Iha * he
.put outdid hot s, if n hi* « T rt - to
Then "ne d*v I*, i.-t found Hi* T.-tti
iloro- and lc.dvmn unde .1 *. .m.« lat».
c.. 0. w,i n. strutting now In ft t
’ s ‘: ra* »•"•' I-;:«! t. S'.ISP". t
V\ - M *, and i'■ i h* a* a
-
i , |\» rejl*.' |t'fc (.''TT
’!d "' t kn’.'w repeated Rig T. m.
V'l 1 kto \ * li.at *.h' has (leap
> -i i T w • fine getting a
' i
i M-i | v * sir,ii ' I
i neither Iteiid’ l \ n>d < *ld Man < m
~ „ , u Mr, ijobbler yet.
I fi n v ..pi n 11 ' - I hn» g "iu
' i- V n Put •he i«• I h*V ent the leas*
1 ,14 , loll' p.! at • as 'he tit* i M
I 1 1 \% r I uld." -ikli'l) it a
~,jt W .mil' .'' |. ' It .St less , *ud
*» •••.'» i • , f tfie ■ ind anl th* •»
! V hen he fi ml If had n and t«•
i plain t • --I 'at Rig ! mi was rod
' ’
I u.. sos nut 1 ' hen and Hi*', that he
j■, uhl . .m- .a er t s-e P|g T 111
|rn.i k ■ him |es*
I Next st - R . r m • .n a Rad
1 Mu mum
DETROIT TIMES
f\(] , v
n \ e6i
IVtrr nrxrr flr**il i»f unlrhlng Vll k
I «»ni •* fru t
MINE WORKER
GARFIELD’S AID
W \SHI\HT«|.\ S*p* CJ John
F Whit*- prp-ident ot th. Cntt.'d
Mine Workrrs. today : • ■•• fit 1 th*
invitation of Fur 1 Vdinini rrat< i Car
H- will k* < p |c Car' ' and lnf' rui.-d
on the labor situation, vvag.-s and
•*f let qu* -funs pertaining to H>
Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER S
CA3r O I A
T*rln*fn*—*>»e plot, »»ea* klml—Oisl
|. rlft'l '» I *r>l, Drill M-l« '*. v n
—No Muss—No Fuss
No Fret—No Worry
On Monday Wash Days
When a—
* f
1: ' \ L*f )
Comes to Your Home—and We Know It Will Stay Because
It Will Lighten Monday’s Labors
THE Crystal n safe, ffficirnt. practica* a t.rpe and labor and rxprrur
for powri is less tban two cents per hour. A type wringer attached allows
the washing and wringing to take place at 'O' * re.
These Dealers Will Make Attractive Terms
II 1 . H rl.fr IlnrdWNrr * at. SIB-2111 Wood- Proplr’r ••ntflltltta < •»., 44 4»t »•* Mlf-Mann
w ord % »r. r 4% r.
Satlar llttril *« nrr *o, M nudniiril S »r. Thr I natrrn I Irrfrtr lp|.ll(nif * 0., Ir, H 2
M nlkm lllf II a lira. I’leaf rli < Walker- S«a.’h lit
«life. lln I. We her'* llpulnarf *o. 111 If leendale I *».
Indian S 111 it g r Hardware to., II ST Mark Rnflttr k- I. rre n II ard*•it re < •»,. II In W . I i>rl
See. SI.. | |l2 W Fort St.. |47»> «.ratio! Ste.
'l'ke .ledersitn Hardware *o, 24*13 F. Jes- ill larnlli.t lit.. 2SI Holden lif„ Tfj
Frtton Ste. Ml.ktarn It*.
PIQUETTE AVENUE NEAR WOODWARD
TELEPHONE MARKET 5645
McGRAW SLATED
AS FIRE CHIEF
The board of fire comim<aion**t
wi!l m*-t ' Monday night to fueled a
sii''.ssor for James C Hrodcruk.
who retired as chief of th*' fir** de
p.. Client on Sep' ]. Mattalion Chief
William Metsraw, who has made n
flnr record in the department, and
wh j., now a> Hne chief, has been
mentioned prominently for the
place and those who ,»«*um» to know
predict that ho will he named.
Printing—ih, plain nrat l> Ind—that
I* rl h 'l'llii*. I»h Or pi M,l, | '.70
SYSTEMATIC SAVING
'r. - r • • /»» \ *«u 4 u■> pj vMing f"i the «»v •
.•, a f .1 • • rtain -•i • • ,int ►
j' }r, jj,. number «*f * nr* v**n •on «m>hv^n'^ntly
n? !\ Mr.-! th » n hat "lilTl
•n. i' *.•. nn<J «> Airmail* aavtvig an in<*r**a-
WE PAY 5% ON SAVINGS
*£hp Rational ?£oan Sc
Jfmirstimmt (f nmjjnmj
420 Karwell Bldg., Detroit
Resources over $3,450,000.00. Established 1889
M . r 1 ■ ► I Milo l'• 10
(;< i>rKt !T «'ari’-1 ♦ 1 *r» < FMward H < arll*>lo, Sf*c’\
Crystal
Electric
Washing
Machine
Discharged From Hospital, Man
Dies as He Prepares To Leave
\ I•• was putting on hi* rfbth*'* Tuesday morning. In St Mary's he* ,
pit aI, pr* prtr.itor. t>> k trig to hia home, Ignat z Cbrenwckl, 58 years old. No '
m h |. t .i;iTKi 4t rr|»; t»-d b'irk on lld bod. d*ad.
t tii. to an «t tlojo of tho water board, who wan Injured Aug 30,
while work ng <Ol h -w.-r on the Six-Mile ril. vu told by the hospital
pt: .r. Moo Un tSi.it 1•• was well enough to leave the Institution and
vi 1 i \. i\ hi* dlHi harg.- during the evening As It «u late, be received
ji.-rt; 1 -u»n to rer .ain «>v>-r night, kind Tuesday morning vu preparing to ,
lcuv. when death claimed him
t'omner Itoth«eh**r 1* investigating the rare.
War Bread
M 11 Columbia'* Recipe
BY BIDDY BYE
r:.i.«n hou«.w'v. no* accustomed
to hunt, i ik 11 hould be aid. to
t roiluoo satl.«f i< torv results by using I
the simple recipe- advised hv the
department of agricultural expert*
H.-re M ■ ■ 'iirhiHs k-hor't
[Mixers for baking white wheat
bread
For one loaf of bread pour on* 1
cup of boiling water , *. aided milk
or a mixture of the 1 wo, In’o a mix
mg bowl over one t< .-poonful salt,
die tablefjpoonf ul ugitr. and one
*ablrspoonful lard or other fat. If
tis Is desired Allow the mixture *0
. 1 ..I un* il if is 1 . liewi.rnv .
\f 1 x one half 1 ike compressed
v. as* with ,1 1 it* 1 * of the lukewarm
1 I lid and pour It into the other mu
turn If liquid yeast is substituted
for the oomprea: ed sort, the ingr«»
and .nis should consist of one quarter
*.v 1 f 1.11 of u,i*i, three fourths cupful
1 • .!•' nr t* - Ilk and water mix
?ur» mcl Ihe quantities of the other
*-*ib i>. • * let. ,td% mentioned
j if cn • ’■■■ .: 11 i t the mixture of
1 . *, iquid air, sugar, and fat
' * 111• in i .. ui m place, not over 45
j 1. . [■'.l* 1 it,belt, for an hour he
fore dl ’U tlo flour If not ron
-1 * 110 n• r. -.*l 'he mixture aside,
Id Ih* ft.uir at once, putting In a
11l ’ll ;«• a tune and kneading until
thi dough i" of such consistency
th.r it -vil. neithet ft* the bowl
' r.oi to flu h inds This requires
about 1 h minutes
After the flour is added, cover and
illow to ris» one and three-quart era
hours a* a temperature of 45 de
:gn os it mn> be better to set n
j at a lower temperature, but the low
. : The temperature *b* longer »he
| *lrne required for the rising
Cut down 'he douch from the sides
|of the bowl, grease the hands
I slightly.
Knead a little and set aside to
i*<• o again for one hour With a
K ood bread flour the dough should
Crystal
Washing
Machines
; Are Sold
On Such
I Easy
Terms
That
You’ll
Never Miss
the Money
treble its bulk In each rising With j
a soft wheat flour It should not rise
much beyond twice its volume
I»vide into portions, mold and
place In greased pans of standard
► lie tone and one haJf quarts). Al
low- to rise until a Ugh* touch will
make a slight dent. With good
br*'*d flour this happens when the
dough reaches the top of the pans j
Hake 50 minutes
Prlntln* —#he plain s«at hlsil—*lnt
la rlgkf.—Tlmaa Job lift*.— Main 4.11 U. '
f CLOCKS :
gOF EVERY KNOWN MAKE, STYLE, {
SHAPE AND DESCRIPTION
SUITABLE FOR
. HALLS, LIVING ROOMS, DINING
ROOMS, BEDROOMS, KITCHENS,
OFFICES. BANKS, ETC.
WE HAVE A SPLENDID
ASSORTMENT AT A
WIDE RANGE OF PRK'H
at^rand
j ESTABLISHED 1861.
U. S. Government
Indian Land Sale
THE GREAT STATE OF OKLAHOMA ROLLS IN LIQUID WEALTH
Thousands Made Rich—Oil Hits Highest Price Ever Known
State produced 123,000,000 barrels last year Throughout the
oil field are wonderful examples of fame and fortune gained by the
gush of oil. Dan Tucker. 10-year-old boy, gets sl9 dally oil royalty;
Harnh J'age. a 17-year-old girl, receives $35,000 monthly. Henry Page,
a former railroad brakeman, gets SIOO,OOO monthly from oil lenses.
Hoy Johnson, a Michigan printer, cleared SIOO,OOO on a S2OO invest
ment Cole MctHiee. Oklahoma carpenter, made $43,000 on a $175 in
vestment. Hundreds of others, purchasers of cheap Itnluuv- iaH+l* am!
heirs to Indian allotments, have reaped huge fortunes from oil roy
alties.
OIL OIL OIL
The Oklahoma Exhibit Car. now In Detroit, has been sen* here
for the purpose of advertising the opening of a half million ai'ir« of
Choctaw and Chickasaw- Indian lands, located In southeaat.ru Okla
homa, which are soon to be sold hy the Cm ted Staten government
on easy annual payments All in the Mid Continent Oil Melts This Is
the chance of a lifetime, as the government does not require you to
live on these lands or Improve them, as they can b<- bought direct
from Cm la Ham at a few dollars per acr** on easy paymenln Agricul
tural timber ami grazing lands close to railroads and prosperous
towns
The Oklahoma Exhibit Car contains an extensive display of Okla
homa product* both agricultural and mineral, as well as numerous
photographic views of Western development. For those Interested in
the Indian lands we have maps, plates blue prints geological surveys,
etc, and demonstrators are on hand to acquaint *hc public with the
ferine Hnd conditions.
I*!»\’T POH'.KT—.The population of the I nlfr.t States doilhlra fiery
.VI rtars, hat there will ne*er he nnt more lan.l than there Is l.irfaf.
open Salle P to IS a. ml I to SiVt and 7 to op. m. tour Inst oppor
tunity tlo It now or neerr.
CAR HERE-OPEN TODAY AND WEDNESDAY
OKLAHOMA EXHIBIT CAR
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CONSTIPATION IS
A PENALTY OF AGE
Nothing (a so assantial to
health in advancing age a* free
dom and normal activity of tho
bowals. It makes ona feel
younger and freeher, and fore
stall* colds, piles, fevers, and
Other dependent ill*.
Calhattics and purgatives era
violent and drastic in action and
should bo avoided. A mild, ef
fective laxative, recommended by
Ehysicians and thousands who
ave used it, is far preferable.
This is the combination of simple
laxative herbs with pepsin sold
by druggist* under the name of
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. It
costs only fifty cents a bottle; a
trial bottle, free of charge, can be
obtained by writing to Dr. W. B.
Caldwell, 456 Washington St.,
Monticdlo, Illinois.
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