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(TULSA DAILY WORLD, SUNDAY, MAY 20, 1918.
CONTEST WARMS
FOR JUDGESHIP
Indications are That Many
Will be Candidates
This Fall
MARTIN WILL MAKE RACE
ffTiprt-niP rvjrr I'iv
JuiIko Williams. It Is .
h.ivv no I'ppo.sii i"ti ft;
nation on tin' i m.v
t'l)h'ans Maw
Itt'lHlilliruilH
thi' flrs.t tim 1"
Jil'lS'inl tirkc! .
arc to l"
n.ito thtir nil"
fur all tho it!c
nt i'junrv
:.-i(hiiM, will
tin1 tintni
ti'kM. I n Xrl.
bi-iu'h In TuUa
tru-t iuilKP is l-h;ir!
l.ai)H ami J"lm ).
ri' n.s. pi cp.u '. mi; tpr
put f.irwur.i h mrimi
i Hi. u iln iM'inoi'iats
rnnip.'lliM in rumi
uiisl ami N'st mn
h t.i I.,, fllii'd nn the
FOOD DEALERS MUST
BE GOOD HEREAFTER
unity. Anmng
lirgi-d for dis
A Steel. T. 1.
Cannot 'iot Awj" With Violations
of Hrirulations; Sonic Ijoso
Their I.hx'nww.
Former Tulsa Mayor Opposes
Leo Daniel for
Superior Court
REPUBLICANS IN CAMPAIGN
Activity of Old Guard Will
Force Democrats to Put
Up Bust "Men
The announcement the prist week
that L. J. M. it-tin would fif a can
didate for superior judge has In
jected an entirely new ancle'lnto the
Judit'lury coin eat In the Jicmocratic
parry to he svtlliM In the August pri
maries. Vr. Martin 1h u former ma
yor ft Tulsa nnd on of the bwlinK
members of the Tul.sa rounty har, an
well as a heavv property owner, and
what proinipctl to he practically a
walK-awnv In the mutter of selecting
the ranitidines for juilpcs on the
1 'eiM.iiratic ticket In nil probability
vill .i velup into the first real coii
t"t fuc thn nomination of Judges
on the 1 lemocratic ticket.
Stipcri'ir JurlKe llri'cklnrlii're, who
Is How a. rving his third term, an
nounced some time nro that he
would riot ha a candidate to succeed
himself, but will retire and erKiXje
in prlvuto prnctioe of law. VTn"l the
entrance In tho ra e of I.. J. Martin.
I-ee Ianiel v,hh ihn only avowed
candidate for the superior Judgeship
and It looked ox though he would
have practically no opposition.
Martin to I"r uiulldiwjr.
It, la. rumored that Mr. Martin will
be not merely a panslve candidate,
but will make an active canvain for
the i.omlr.ati in, :.nd if l.ee lann,l
presses his candidacy as vigorously
as he has In the past a real contest
Unquestionably is on the tapis.
It Is understoon that there will he
no opposition to Owen Owen for the
district judgeship to succeed Conn
I.lnn whilp' another Democrat not yet
agreed upon will be selected from
I'awneo county to succeed Judge
O'Nail, who is making; tho race for
the siifireme be'hch In '-pposition to
Justice Miley, who la a candidate to
succeed himself us a member of the
i
I
Haver, from
:-, - ",v -1
PORTO RICANS PENALIZED
in,
CHICHESTER S PILLS
TUB DIAMOND BBiNB. A
Pills la H4 ftnd yM tnrttlHcVV
bom, tcAicd wit blirt KltUm. V
TatkM the. B
nr mf Tai w
IrrvUt. AhforClfl-4 I1T.H.TKB0
11 AM UN D UBAnD f ILIA Ix B
SOLO BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE
Thras ny OAKUtES
art tufrier tt Balum
t topilbt, Cubebi or
lnctie,lli z'
HIUEVES In (MIDY)
24 HOUM IDs N '
lams dimui with
out Inconvtnitnt.
Hold alt Hrmritli.
. J. M a i t I ii-
Tiilxa ennnv. uhllo nepllhllcanS
I'awnee county are helinr stirred p
to briiiK out u Kood stronn man to
run with the candidate from Tul
cniiitv. there beln two distric'
JinlK'S to elect from this district an,
li ImIiik rcKardcl as a pol.tual
necessity that one. be .selected from
taih county.
For superior ludKe on the llepiih
lican ticket M- C. Spradlinn Is the
only name thus far suiwsted anl M
'. llowser, of Broken Arrow is bernn
urtfed to make tho race for county
JudKO aKalnst Williams, who Is also
from Broken Arrow. With the ac
llvltv heim manifested by Hepubll-
cuns over the selection of a full ju
diciary ticket, with the Intention or
makinK u vigorous canvass for their
election, tho DemocratH are pninB to
be confronted for the first time In
the history of tlie county with the
:. " ..... t.i.,- fura-ft rl their
necesHuv ui i-iii.t'.p. -..-,.r,.,.ui
nn.i nest men. ns the nomi
nation will not lie equivalent to an
election under present indications.
COAL PRODUCTION MUST
BE LARGELY INCREASED
f I ? MMMnMUMUnttn;
Lulits 11,000 E.wvrdl
I nositiralv ffinr
ni my grnin Mirrn&nral "Uonthlv
"MonlliW (tom.
pound. Safely relievo toms c( th )oBi;Bt
monk obKtUittle. mbnonnal rkss. in n tn
djy. -No .harm, pain or inti-rferenco wiik
wor. .Mall l.S0. loubl iilrenrtk I'J.uu.
Qiit-stlon Is One Poniandinu Sorlous
t'onsldcratlim of All SoutU
wcMcrn CiinsuiiMTs.
ADA. Okla.. May 23. The coal
sltuntlon in tho southwest is one de
manding the serious consideration of
every consumer, sayii 11. N. Taylor,
district dlHtrlbutor for Iowa, Mis
Kansas, Arkansas, Oklahoma and
Texas.
"It Is polne to be highly ItnportnnJ
that the production In this rone he
Increased at least three million
tons." says Mr. Taylor. "If we are
iroinp to take care of the tonnace ie
milred this year to help win the wr.
It is entirely possible to do this if
m erypne. will do his part, b"th miner.
operator1 and railroad manager
Kvery possible effort should be made
to Increase production by eliminating
unnecessary labor disputes, hy work
ing tho full eipht hours required un
der the contract, by better support
froni tho railroad companies in the
way of car supply, and by a patriotic
determination upon tho part of
evreyone connected with the coal
business to do everything within his
power to bring about tilts end."
Administration Itullnirs Arc Fnr
Krjiclilntf and Island PiwwaaloiiH
rind They Mutt Olx-y,
ir-
f-t fl : ...,r,n atn initinn Bureau,
AtJk I HiK ltuir.
WASIIixhton, May ir Kor
fallure to observe Knlted States
food sdmlnlstiatlon retrulntloiis. a
number of licenses have been pen
alised during Dm. past two weeks.
Anions these nr.. the following:
lie. ill Mnitbor nnd John Wne
pert of Pad ii, ha. Kv retail (rrocers.
were required to close Ihelr stores
for two weeks fr violating the ''flf-tv-flftv"
I'pRiilaiions nnd display
signs calling attention to the pen
alty S. Fried lander. Tyl.r. Texas, had
Ills license revoked for the duration
of the Wllr. W.H fr),tui uinv f
falling to nnln.,, rar of corn meal I
and allowing it t spoil. In addition
he was re,uired to make n contriliu- j
Hon of $:,00 to the lied Cross
, Nels Hen, It, proprietor of the
Home rtakerv, Laramie, Wvo , II
cense revoked for thirty dnvs for
baking bread abo;,. the required !
weight, and using no substitutes In!
cukes and piiN'ries
,V)ld Th. Mu, , Su-ar.
S. A. Vndcrwooil. n retail grocer i
of Albemarle, c . ),d bis supplies
cut off for xlv months, ending No-I
vember 15. 1 ;i 1 S. Me was found '
guilty of selling 7 noil pounds of;
sugar In less than three months and'
In selling- excessUe amounts to in-j
dividual customers. I
T. F. Chirk, a retail grocer of:
Oakboro, North Ciirolina. had his'
supplies rut off for six months fori
violating sugar rules and operating; I
Illegally In collusion with S. A. I'n- j
derwoo,! (1f Albemarle, N c.
J. V. HendrlrkH and Morris Xr I
Co.. both of l'ickens. s ('.. have :
been ord. red to suspend business 1
for one wo.'k, beginning Riay JO. for
unjustifiable rejection of two ship
ments of potatoes consigned to them
They were ordered to pay the shlji
per of these potatoes the full value!
thereof and to handle the goods j
II. A. White rnmpsny, ..Cincinnati. '
Ohio, lost Its license for ten days,
beginning May 10 for selling sugar;
In 100 pound lots in violation of the
food administration rules.
i Q
il The
tTn r"1"1 Will
mm
1 Pvl
Pleasure of Your
cation Trip
he doubled if you
the riirht kind of
IAKXjACjK. We are offering very low
Trunks, Bags and Cases this week,
and make your selection early.
prices
Come
on
in
OKLAHOMA CITY, May 25. A
convention of farmers of Oklahoma
county held a few days ago protested
against takintr their sons to tho army
and sending thorn the pool hall loaf
ers to do farm work. They want the
riff-raff the council of defense pro
posed to draft for farm work sent to
tho army and have their boys left on
Booklet Frao. Writ. . u,dar. Or. T. A I rarm' U WaS SliKI lnat !lls
SontfUiijttttBjiAiindy Co, 140 Main Btraet, lfir;,'lv u,e sentiment or rarnn!ls all
Kiiiaai Oity. Mo. over the state.
If you travel with Hartmann Wardrobe
Trunks you have the satisfaction of know
ing that your clothes are in condition to
be worn the moment you unpack them, be
cause Hartmann Wardrobe Trunks carry
your clothes "without a wrinkle."
The inside of the top is padded. When the
trunk is closed the cushion presses down on
the clothes without wrinkling the garments
and holds them immovable, 'at the same
time prevents the hangers from breaking,
and it is known as the Host Built Wardrobe
Trunk in the country. The only legitimate
Hartmann agency in Tulsa. Don't be misled.
Priced $27.50 to $200
Suit Cases Hand Bags
In Ladies' and Gents' Sizes
At Special Reduced Prices
Other Makes of Wardrobe Trunks at
25 to 35 per cent off
I It fvto:i 11
We make Trunks to
order and make a
specialty of repair
work.
Your Name and Initials
Free in Gold on Trunk,
Bags, etc.
This
Insures the Highest Grade
Luggage at the Lowest
Price.
Special Prices on
AUTOMOBILE TRUNKS
ARMY LOCKERS
ARMY KITS
and equipment for the
soldier
The Elephant Trunk
105 South Main Street
Next to Vandevers
Factory.''
- , Phone 3883 Iei"
Eveiy Com With Blue-jay Users
Now Has a Two-Day Limit
r7TM""i . mm ii
MM Coma
In thm Dmym mf Lifmt
m
Wrong Ways
Which Million Hav
Now AbudoDMl
THIS ll why
people kept corns
In the old day a,
and why nearly every
body had them.
Moat felks aonkad and
pared tbaircorna uauallr
imce week. Tbay never
tried to end thein Mauf
people Uien bad comi
halt aldaaUieywer.
To protect th corn
to atop the pn tley
(.tmplr ud corn pad.
Thtiafoet wre always
Vept unmntitly. And ?
tlecornttayd oo.
Thn Romeone found
thnt eortatn acid
cftn loonennd up.
corn. A flood of corn
eort liquid and ()
plaatara cint ot
wuh that diacovary.
Arid hundreds yet re
tr. tin.
They wem both harsh and nntertiln.
And were rarely confined to the com. THt
weie apread on the hewltby aklu aa well, and
that often let! to aoreneaa.
People trie ane, than aoother, hnt au
were alia. So they finally became dlaoonr
tged. Tben tbey weut backtoperlbit aud
to pads.
In thoee dayn ooa or more corna dlorned
farly every (cot, A cwn acie bhtrrted
nearly every occaaloa. Nearly every pretty
foot had a ped on it. And panne w
tommon as the bsth.
That is trwa of ttdTTIooa atUl. But other
iiliona never euHVir coma, aiwl navr wiiU
tfow let u tell, yo wiiy.
Blue-jay
Stop Pain Inalantly
End Conn Completely
Tht Modern, Scientific Method
Lart Piuaua 25c at Dnutirt.
ShmII Pa. kaco Dlcontinad
The Right Way
Which Half the
World Now Uses
AKAMOUS chem
ist, after years of
atodying corns,
evolved the Blue -jay
method.
Haver C&V Black, welt
known maker of stirsical
dreatnf. niaaa and
market Blue-jay.
Now anyone can
stop a corn ache in a
Jiffy, and end the corn
completely in two
days.
The method la aclen
lific. It It gentle and
yet certain. It centers
Itself on the corn.
Apply the Blue-ly
and forget the corn.
Iave it on two riaytt.
Then remove rt and t ha
earn will disappear.
Nine earns In ten will do that. One cor a.
In ten needs another application.
Illoe )ay has ended In this gentle way,
aome eighty million coma. It is now remov
ing tens of thouaands daily. Perhape half
Ua corna wrikh-Uevelup pre now being ended
tn thta way.
Million a of peorJe utter a of blae-)ay
keep entirely free from com a. Ask the folks
a boat you. Yoa vHll be emasnd to know how
few people nowadays suffer corns.
Try EUue-tay en onecorn tonight. Note the
vaata. What It doe to that corn it will do
to all coma, bvery new corn after that wilJ
bav two-day limit.
BAUER & BLACK, Chicago, Toronto, New York
Maker of Surgical Dreuing: ttc.
" I 1 'till nW--" lii y -r "Jrr"'CTar-'
Vlolntrd "1-lftT-firtj" Knlo.
J. r. Ijtnrp, r btikfr nt Tamp
ChiiJ Ohio, hatl his llcpnsB rp
vokprl for thrps rtnn for violating"
thp Klfty-fifly" rnlo.
The llrpriKP .of thp Atlantic Klpva
tor ronipany at GnniPnii, N. IV. was
rpvnkpr! fnr onn month bPRlnnlnK
Mav 1R. This plpvntnr wnH foun'i
(rulltv nf pxppbhIvp snips of flour and
nn palps nf RuhstitutPn.
Thp mnrarnnl niiinufaPtnrpr's II
rpns of Iuicl nalwimn of Npwurk,
N. J., tian hpi-n rpvokpr) for thp rl'i
ratlon of thp war for violation of thp
food nflmlnfHtratinn hiIp limltlnK
macaroni manufacturprs to 70 t'Pf
cent of thp amount of flour nsprl in
the corresponding montlis of 1917,
anrlfW f.ilsifylne his Invoices
VrMatlon ly wholpsalp and retail
K-rocprn of Torto Rico of thp food
administration rules and resrnlatlons
afflicted the following concprns:
Pfirlo Hlcans In Trouble.
M. A. f'antalln A Co., rPtallprs.
overcharge on flour. Will donate
balance of stock to thp local Hoys'
TipfuRp. and agree not to spII flour
until after August 1.
Hnuupro & Co., profiteering and
nnlistlflable re-sales of crackers.
Will donate HO to the Y. M. C. A.,
ISO to Knlghta of Columbus. $50 to
Hoys Refuge and $50 to Leper col
ony. SucPsorPs do Tloses A Co.. exces
sive profits on flour; donated $250
to the Red Cross.
Pucesorcs De Sobrlne ft Co. profit
eering on crackers, will donntp $25
to the Municipal hospital of V'ega-
Ipirla & Co.. excessive profits on
r..Wr Will donate $.'50 to "e
Red Cross. "
FortP7ji Ifermanos A Co., profit
eering on crackers and unjustifiable
re-sMes within thp tradP: donate
$300 tn tho Municipal hospital of
VecabaJ.i.
Viimet ft Co., of Ag'iidella, profit
eering in flour; donate $75 to the
Red Cross.
camp futWTbserves
memorial day thursday
ASSOCIATED AD MEN
TO MEET IN FRISCO
After Tlctttilar Convention n Two
W"k-8 War Kmslilim Will
He. Held.
Drum Crnrw From Throe Cities Will
Ik on Hniul With Musir; Old
Soldiers' (iuesW.
CAM P Fl'XHTON;. Kan.. Nfay 25.-
Special invitations have been Issued
t.j membprs of all the G. A. R. posts
in Kansas and surrounding statps for
the great memorial day celebration
to be held here next Thursday. May
80. The veteran survivors of the
boys In blue will be the guesls of
honor on that day of their succes
sor, the boys,, in kii.iki i rip pro.
gram being prepared Indicates thflt
the celebration Is tn bo tho pre-itest
and most impressive ever held In
Camp Knnslon. Thp arrangpnipnls
are under the auspices of thp 1. M.
C. A. with the nnprovsl of Major
flenera! Leonard AVood, camp com
mandant.
The celebration will start at 7:30
o'clock In the morning when drum
corps from Topeka, Kansas City and
Wichita will regale the soldiers in
camp with their variety of military
music. An hour latpr the parade
will form at tho hostess house. Major
rieneral Wood, his staff, all the
hands in camp massed into one, the
A. H ;ind women's relief corps
and a military escort for each, will
Join In the marching. The parade
will move to a point half a mile from
the division'' headquarters, where the
main program of the morning will
bp rpndprpd.
Major General Wood will make
the principal speech ' and massed
military nmslc by the united bands
will have an Important portion of the
program.- thousands or civilians
friends and relatives of the soldiers
are pxppctcd to swarm to the camp
grounds on memorial day.
7 1-
r-- ' ....--..-
committee of tho Associated Adver
tising clubs of the world. Goner, il
session In the clvio auditorium, sub
ject, "Hualness Hack of the Trench
es." Address by Karl I). Rabst, pres
ident American Sugar .Refining com
pany, subject, "The 1'a.rt Sugar ha
Taken In the War." Address by
('buries M. Schwab, president Heth
leheni Rteel company, and president
1". S. Emergency Fleet corporation,
P. S. shipping board. Address by
RAN- FRANCIHCi i. May 25 -His- milium A. lie weese, advertising;
toric in its significance and ni- muiiaKer ineonrraaea w nest com-
rncrable In Its oratory will be the Pny, Niagara falls, N. Y. and uaR-
Volce of Victory'' session of the j land, t nl., subject, "Changes In the
convention of the Associated Adver- r.uying Habits o" the Consumer Due
t:sing clubs July 7 to li in this 'to the War." Address by Herbort
city. This patriotic (leinotintnition, .s. Houston, former president of the
set for the nifht of Monduy, .Inly . Associated Advertising clubs of the
will biivo a central uroup of high world, member executive committee
representatives of ltritaln and Cana- of the League to Knforce Peace, ub-
la. France, Helghim, I tiv'v. China Ject, "Kconomio measure to Prevent
nml Japan. It In hoped F.nrI Read- Future Wars." Address by Other
Ing or Msjnr-Genenil Undoes will big buslnpss expeutlves.
speak for France. Thursday. July 11. General sea-
Secretary Franklin K. Ine, de- '" devoted to association matters
partnie.it of the interior, will de- educational work, club extension,
liver a war mcssago from official ' Lleetlon of office and ad
Washlngton at the Inspirational ourni"e";ill,. .,,
meeting Sunday, July 7. Charles M. Military Exposition.
Schwab, Geritl Fort, George Creel, Immediately following the ad
Carl Vrooman, assistant secretary of Journnient of the convention a wat
Agriculture and other authorised, expusltion, tw continue for two
high representatives from the trea- woeks, will be opened In the civic
Bury, the fuel administration and center of San Francisco. This ex
the fond administration will speak position will bo staged by the United
on war and business topics. States committee on public lnforma-
Immedlatelv following the con- tlon at an expense of ovex 150,000.
ventlon a $.'.0,000 war exposition will It will bo opened hy a monster tnlll-
open with a pageant, under the aus- tary and naval parade, participated
nlces of tho Associated Advertising pin by several thousand men from
clubs to run for two weeks under all branches of the service. This
tho direction of the I'niied Hlat J exposition will comprise; pemon
commlltei! oji public Information. HiBtrutlons of activities of all depart
will include contingents from the I ments of the army and navy; trench
military forces.nf the Allied nations fighting, trenches on extended scale
NEWS ABOUT OUR
MEXICAN NEIGHBORS
Breezy Flu noli Of Information From
Several Thriving State and
thu Provinces.
Upward of five hundred carloads
of fresh tomatoes have been ship
ped from the west coast of Mexico
to the United Slates during the sea
son which Is Just closing. Most of
them have been marketed In Ios
Angeles, Such shipments are Justly
regarded as an Index of the Ui
blllty of 'the conditions that obtain
In that section, which Includes the
states of Slnaloa and Sonora. Can
teloupea and other products are pro
duced In that section as well as
tomatoes, attaining maturity In
March and April, and sometimes
earlier.
j Marriage Licenses j
The following marriage licenses
Were issued yesterday:
Matthew I'.eard. 31. and Miss llat
tle Turner. 24. both of Tulsa.
T. II. Wright. 21. West Tulsa, and
Miss Alice lUpla, 21, Houston, Tex.J,Siduijr, uba-iruwu iiUouaJ v.i i'iUii.
n,i exhibits l,v those nations. Hnrni
5.000 to 10.000 soldiers and sailors
of the 1'nlted States will tkc part In
demonstrations of trench warfare,
ll.liild fire attack, tank operations,
air battles and camp activities, Four
teen hundred war trophies raptured
from the Germans will be displayed
and one will be a review of Hie sur
vivors of the faniouB l'rlcess pat
regiment.
It will be-both an advertising war
convention and a government war
advertisement, and the Associated
chilis have made provision fnr a
gathering thoroughly representative
of all parls of the nation.
The Program.
July 7 to II. 1 I
Sunday. July 7. 3.00 p. m. In
spirational meeting M the great civic
auditorium. Addresses of welcome
bv Gov. William !.' Stephens of
California. Mayor James ItolpU, Jr.,
nf San Francisco. Address by Hon.
Franklin Lane, secretary of Interior.
Monday July . General session
in civic auditorium. Convention
opened with annual address. Wil
liam C. Ii'Arcy. president. Assoel
I Advertising clubs of the world.
Km ire meeting In charge of division
of advertising of tho United States
committee on public Information,
program arranged by William H.
Johns, chairman of the division of
advertising, and (Jeorge Creel, chair
man of the UriltedStates committee
on public Information, who will
make an address. 1 lepartnient ses
sion and conferences in the civic au
ditorium. Great patriotic meeting
In the civic auditorium, wiielect, "The
VfMce of Victory." Addresses by of
ficial representatives from England.
Canada, France. ltelglum, Italy.
China and Japan.
Tuesday. July 9. General session
In the civic, auditorium, subject.
"War Fundamentals Funds, Fuel
and Food." Interpretative niessaifo
from the United Stales treasury de
partment. United StateH fuel admin
istration and United states food ad
adminlsfration. I )e,u rtment session
and conferences ju the civic audi
torium. Complimentary dinner ten
dered by 'he Kin Francisco Adver
tising club to advertising club presi
dents'" Bit ti n fx as the nominating
boa rd.
Wednesday, July 10. General ses
sion in the civic auditorium, sub
ject. "Sawng tjie Nation and Holi
ness." Address by Gerrlt l-'ort. of the
United States railway administra
tion. Address by Carl Vroommi.
assistant secretary. U. S. department
of agriculture. ArtdrcM by Merle
built by Lieutenant flhaw of the Ca
dian expeditionary force, just re
turned from Prance. Sham battle
spertaclos: Kxhlblt of capttirad
German trophies. Including 1,440
exhibits, 4,000 war posters, a Ger
man, submarine and alx airplanes.
Review of the survivor of the fa
mous Princess Pat regiment of
Canada. Concerts of massed hands
by Lieut. John Philip Sousa, U. S.
navy. Demonstration of rehabilita
tion of wounded eoldlors through
vocational training to restore them
as wage-earners.
In snort, every phase of war ac
tivity will be demonstrated by the
employment of every type of war
machine and equipment from
trench mortars to airplanes.
The congress of the state of
Mexico has adopted a law declar
ing the public use all lands whose
owners do not cultivate them. The
local authorities of each municipali
ty are given power to., allot such
lands to those desirous of titlllrdng
them for crop production, with due
regard to the preservation of the
trees thereon. No person Is to be
granted more than seventy-five acres
for this personal use. The title of
the owner Is not affected and the
cultivator must not be molested.
General Agustln Gallndo, com-1
mandlng the forces operating In tho
petroleum region about Tamplro, re
ports that ho has matters well In j
hand and that only fugitive raids I
are made by the followers of Talaex. i
Ail the Important centers are held 1
by the government forces and nor-!
ma! conditions prevail. The oco-1
noinlc situation Is good, ss there Is :
abundance of work for all who do-J
sire It and In this respect the petro- ,
leum regions Is more favorably nit -
uateil than any other portions of the
republic.
owing to the large Increase In thp
population of Mexico City since the
revolution it has been found neces
sary to add to the marketing facili
ties and It Is proposed to construct
; ten more buildings for this purpose.
POTTIIAT.'May zS.-rFlre destroy-; Upward of a million dollars will be
ed John Coat's barn Tuesday, to-1 expended In this direction. It Is ex
gPther with a lot of feed and three ' pe.-t-d that these new markets will
valuablP horses. Loss, $2,000. Chll jto a largo extent solve the prnli.
dren and matches. Mem of "the ten thousand traveling
peddlers of fruit, etc., who Dow
throng many of the principal street.
The national health board under
the direction of Dr. J'. M. Kodrlguea,
i contemplating steps to check the
flood of Chinese Immigration that la
coming into the republic. Irge
numbers have recently gathered at
tho Guatemala border with the de
sire tn cross Into Mexico, but It has
been found that many are afflicted
with contagious disease and for thla
reason It Is believed that restrictive
measures should be enacted.
Sonor Gulllermo Beguln has been
appointed consul for Mexico at Ban
Antonio. Texas, which city baa a
larger proportion of hla fallnw-eoun.
trymen resident therein than ' any
other In the United States. ( has
been instructed to leave nothing un
done to advanoe international oom
mere and amity between tho two
oountrlea. Mr. Beguln ha filled lm.
pnrtant consular, poata In various
other portions of tho Uoijed States'
with uniform auocesa.
The chamber of commerce of
Leon, atate of Guanajuato, ha la
auod notice that the potato crop that
will no harvested In that locality
dip-in the months of May and June
will approximate 13,300,000 pound.
or some 1,(00 tons. .
Under th present government tho
old prison of Belen, In Mexico City,
was aome time ago transferred into
a public -bathing place, and record a
show that, during single month
over sixteen, thousand person took,
ad van tags of th facilities (has
presented. . . . -
Are You
Going To Build?
If you intend to buildyou should not delay, but
should build and build now, while you can secure
the labor and materials.
Building materials will not be any cheaper for
years to come, neither will labor, the demand of;
which will be far greater later.
Right now is the time to build that new home and
delay will cost you more money, so you had bet
ter call in and let us talk over the lumber question
with you before you are paying twice the price
that a home will cost you today. - '
T Minnetonka Lumber Co.
OTIS L. SNOW, Mgr.
51 7 E. Second St. Phone [phone]
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GROVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE
This valuable and harmless Buby Medicine is compowd of the Mowing:
BISMUTH, LIME, PEPSIN AND CATECHU WITH PURE SIMPLE SYRUP
Bismuth is healing to the mucous membrane of the stomach: tho lime neutralizes the acid where there is a sour
stomach- the Pepsin digests any indigestible food that may 1 in the stomach, and the Catechu acta as a mild astringent
to control the towels where there is a disposition to Dysentery. Diiirrhoja, Flux or Sick Stomach.
GROVE'S BABY BOWEL MEDICINE is not a putent medicine. We give the ingredients and tell the effect of
each ingredient so that you can judge for yourself.
SPECIAL NOTICE. This preparation h9 Dot contain Morphine or Opium in any form and we don't advocate
the giving of Opiates unless it is absolutely necessary.
AIDS
DIGESTION
Por Dyspeptics who are
Troubled with Sour Stomach
RELIEVES
SOUR STOMACH
It Relieves Stomach and Bowel Trouble and is Just as Good for Adults as for Children
We have numerous letters on file from parties claiming that thiB preparation relieved their babies of Chronic
Dysentery, where everything else had fuiled utid where they had been troubled in this way for several years. Children
like to take it
For sale by all Dealers in Drugs.
Made and recommended to the public by PARIS . MEDICINE .CO.. Manufacturers of LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININE and GROVE'S TASTELESS CHILL TONIC.St, Louia, Mo.
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