Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 277, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 30, 1917 Page: 3 of 4
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WHY EVERYBODY SHOULD
READ CLASSIFIED ADS
to
(BY JOHN F. BASLEY)
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Every druggist in town—your
I
Read Register Wants Ads for Profit
For the Blue-Jackets
Use Register Want Ads for Profit
tefc we off
*
For Rent
For Sale or Trade
room*.
in THE SPORT WORLD
MT MASS OF PROOF
Miscellaneous
Dealers
t he
Lost
Children Cry for Fletcher’s
Wanted
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s
Sunday
men
and
a
evidences of personal cleanliness,
&
Now look for the Want Ads.
the E.
JUST RECEIVED!
at
Fresh shipment of Canova Coffee.
on
Try a “Canova” good coffee for
35c
drilling at 1430 feet.
at
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2
OF
9
WE SELL
BY NAME--WHITE--BY NATURE
t
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
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THE WHITE PRODUCE CO.
S. J. KENNERLY
WE SELL
WE BUY
A B EVE RAG I
1
farm
EXEMPTION ROLES
BEING WORKED OOT
r in
county
depth
and
ma -
be
9.
.Iuda<
Gainesville is
one ot t he < Gainesville
Ne<Tetar\
f svl.vt
that
man
Call
(tfl
JX4ST
turn
fice.
FOR SALE
ply Dun Ijoerty.
Bevo—the aAl-year-’round
soft drink
Bevo is sold in bottles only and is bottled
exclusively by
ANHEUSER BUSCH—ST. LOUIS
M. KAHN & BRO.
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GASOLINE
Stoves
and ■,
Engines,
wx) S
gives
men;
(tfi
room
all
Oil
-
GENUINE CASTOR IA always
Bears the Signature of __
E. J. Overstreet, Mgr.
Cor. Broadway & Rusk Sts.
two
Ap
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OH •
n j
'll
house
Mrs. I.
(4)
w ho
"Is-an
living
a nd
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FOR RENT—2 furnished
GM.
In Use For Over 30 Years
The Kind You Have Always Bought
CINYAUR COMPANY. MKW YORK CITY,
j
L. 8. JONES X SON. C. 0.0. GROCERY
PHONE 124 E. CALIFORNIA STREET ’
OIL AHO GAS HEWS
Furrlahed Daily Far The Refiater Direct From
the OU Fftlda of Oklahoma
Bell.
and carriage, l>oth
.; <all 125 Mcljiin
(31i
Mare and mule colt. Ap
(311
Dundee Petroleilm-. Company
tion 9-6a-6e in Marshall coin
abandoned its well at 2270 feet,
drill entered black shale at
kidney remedy get
- the same that .'
Foster Milburn* Co.. Mfg
Reports of 50,000 Cases of Kidney Trou-
ble, Some of Them Gaines-
ville Cases.
Each of
United Ntat<>
name
DECLARES DEALERS HAVE
SEIZED GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY
►
»
> LINE*ENGINE*S*WmL DO.
OURS ARE BEST; THEY STAND THE TEST.
passed and the
a deeper jia i.
simply
1 loan’s
Mr. Carr
irs.. Buf
FoR SALE
stand
ply B
merce.
FOR SALE—Six-cylinder,
ger Studebaker car.
will wll cheap Can la-
garage.
FOR SALE
gain. (all
seven pastven
■ m good condition;
• seen at Chraiiev's
__________on
\o. 5 typewriter at liar
at Resister office at once.
Officers in Training Must Register
Chicago. May 29.— Member* of the
I guard who are not in the Fed-
■rvice and men at the officers’ re-
Buy a $100 typewriter this month for
MS. Time payments if wanted. C. H.
j Leonard at Register office.
There ;a more catarrh in thia section
of the country than ail other diseases
put together, and for years it was sup-
posed to be incurable. Doctors pre-
scribed iocal remedies, and by constant-
ly failing t< cure with local treatment,
pronounced it incurable. Catarrh is a
local disease, greatly influenced by oon-
etitutbonal conditions and therefore re-
quires constitutional treatment. Hall's
Catarrh Cure, manufactured by F. J.
Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio, is a consti-
tutional remedy, la taken internally
and acts thru the blood on the mucous
surfaces of the system. One Hundred
Dollars reward is offered for *%y case
that Hall's Catarrh Cure falls to cure.
Send for circulars and testimonials.
F. J. CHENST A CO.. Toledo. Ohio.
Sold by druegists. 76c.
Hall s Family Pills for constipation.
LOST —A bunch of keys somewhere on
East California street. Finder please
leave at The Register office and
eeive reward.
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS
. * ,4L
The meeting
the American
Chicago.— Ben Reuben of ( hicago
claimant of the American middleweight
wrestling championship, believes in do
ing "hit bit.” He ha* joined the Illinois
Naval Reserves, and hopes to see servics
in European waters.
NEW YORK. May 29.
2 barber chair* and
mirrors, cheap tor cash.
■L Dtennon, 108 North
hav.- never seen
have been associated with the
"It is true that I have
throw in close to a
pose of driving him away from
plate. That is legitimate and I do
think it does the game any harm,
pitcher does not do that with the inten-
tion of 'beaning’ the batter, but merely
to scare him away.”
FOR KENT Nicely turnished
room, bedroom. dining room
kitchen. Addres4 B. care Register
FOR RENT -To gentlemen, cool
near hath, hot and cold water
times; board optional. Call phone 3M.
323 Scott street. 31 i
EOK SALE—Office safe. ( an make im-
mediate delivery. Call at Register of
fice today. <t:f)
national
eral ten
serve training camp at Fort Sheridan
must register igader the conscription
law if of the ages specified for registra-
tion. according to announcement made
WRRRRRRSWWWH
■'V^LE—The best Fire Proof Of-
Safes, 46 sixes. See me at Regi*
ter office. C .H. Leonard.
I Every druggist in town—your drug
jgi-t and everybody’* druggist has no-
I ticed a great falling-off in lhe sale of
calomel. They all give the -a me reason,
i Dodson's Liver Tone is taking its place.
"Calomel is dangerous and people
know it. while Dodson's Liver Tone is
perfectly safe and give- better re-
-ults.” -aid a prominent local druggist.
Dodson** Liver Tone is personally guar-
antees! by every druggist who sells it.
A large bottle costs SO cents, ami if it
fails -to give easy relief in every case of
liver sluggishness and constipation, you
have only to ask for your money back.
Dodson's Liver Tone is a pleasant*
tasting. purely vegetable- remedy, harm-
less to both children and adults. Take
a -[eoonful at night and wake up feel-
ing fine; no biliousness, sick headache,
acid stomach or constipated bowels. It
doesn't grij»e or cause inconvenience all
the next day like violent calomel. Take
a dose of calomel today and tomorrow
vou will feel weak, sick and nauseated.
Don’t lo«e a day’s work! Take Dodson’s
Liver Tone instead and feel fine, full
of vigor and ambition.
Petroleum Company in
to Healdton
The W. W. Howeth Co.
ABSTRACTS AND FARM LOANS
Complete abstract* at all laate
aaS toww lata fa Coak* eooaty.
WK MAKI A SPECIALTY
LAND TITLES
I Starts your liver without making you
sick and cannot
ulivate
Ashore or afloat, you will find in Bevo
a palate-pleasing, refreshing and nu-
tritious beverage. •
Just the thing to take along for sail
or cruise — auto trip or camp and for
the ice-box at home.
Minneapolis—The Twin Qty Driving
Club has selected June 29 and 30 as
dates for its annual race meeting at the
State Fair ground*. Directors cut the
number of events from eight to six. It
is believed this action will increase the
number of entries in each event and
thus improve the racing
■will be sanctioned by i
Trotting assodatiaa.
FOR RENT New 5-iooni buiignlow
South (hand Avem;.-, Phon. 11 Hi
637.
been laid. The cog
ed a large truck and
to the Heahlton pump
Ardhoma Oil C ompany on
Walker farm in section 8-4-3 which lo-t
seven joints of casing at 1.000 feet, hac
succeeded in passing six of the joint-
and the prospects are good that the
drill will be able to jia-s the seventh.
Southwestern Petroleum Company
No. 1. Feagin X Simpeon. near the cen-
ter of section 19-4-2. is drilling at 192*1
feet.
RALPH BELL, Lawyer
GAINESVILLE, TEXAS
South Side Square Dowa Stain
The classified columns are the meeting place
of the buyer and seller, the tenant and property
owner, the employer and employe. It is a veri-
table market place, growing in favor more and
more with each succeeding day. The classified
news keeps you in touch with more people than
you could ever hope to reach in any other way.
WANTED—Did False Teeth. Don’t mat-
ter if broken I pay $1 io $10.00 per
set. Send by parcel post and receive
check by return mail. L. Maker. 2007
>. Fifth St.. Philadelphia, Pa. (jli
W ANTED Lady to d<> general house
work.- Mrs. Gossett, phone 1091. (2)
WANTED-—Colored girl to do
work and care for children.
W. Culp.
FOR S\LE Boise :
first-cla*- condt-ion;
WkMfta* C*w*k.
One of the moBt successful -prepar*-
’ i nee for this disease Is (?nani-
Piervtbina nrinted i ber,a,n’J' Cou»h Remedy. 8. W. MeCHn-
eviry thing printed | lon> Blandon Springs. Ala , write*.
i "Our baby had whooping cough *s bad
I as most any baby could have It I gave
i him Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and
it soon got him well.” Obtainable *v-
-rv where
The Nicholson X Mortiner well west
j of Wynnewood in section 24-2n lw has
I reached a depth below 1400 feet. Six-
' inch casing could not be secured ami
; the owners are moving in a rotary rig
Ito be used in completing the test.
Gates Oil (. ompany No. 2 on the L.
Watkins farm in section 23-4-3 had two
sands, one at 1175 and another
1240. It looks good for 100 barrels.
The Register’s Daily
Bible Question Club
By Rev. Dr. T. 8. Linscott
ft is reported, but not eonfirnu-d. that
the Producers Oil Company has nil 1“
a location in section 36-ls-5w. It i* said
that that section’ of country ha
good looking structure and
tion by Wells and others of literature
advocating resistance bv force to
governuient's army draft plan.
Application* at th* better barber ahope
Guaranteed by The Herpieide Co.
Sold Everywhere
FOR SALE—At low prices Plcntv ot
good garden truck on old D. Y. Jack
son place on South Grand Avenue. Fresh
vegetables and dairy products. As we
do not deliver, we ask that you call. T.
A. Bowie*. (4,
The six daily studies for this week
constitute the International f.... 2 .......
school lesson for Sunday, .lune 3, 1!• 'th^e times last
Preserve them. Each day new questions
•apjvear until the entire supply for th”
week ends on Sunday, each Monday
beginning the quota for another week’:
Jesus Betrayed and~Denied: John 18:
1-18.
Golden Text: He was despised
rejected of men. Isaiah 53:3.
7. Verse- 3-5., Suppose IcMI-
Old Phone 67 New Phone 105
H. E. BERTRAM
General Insurance
OLDEST AGENCY IN GAINESVILLE
Eatebliahed 1«S5
PUBLIC STENOGNAPHM IN OFFICE
-Mimrie Tr—leva
nt E. CaNfnrata Itn4—y Hmm NtMh
Publicity in the CLASSIFIED Columns eliminates the 'panic-elements’ from the exit of the cook
—= TRy m substituh
FOR HASTY MEL
Ruby Petroleum Company No. 1
the Sullivan farm in section 25 4-3 i*
The level of the
sands on the north side of the section
has been pas-ed and tbe owner- are
drilling for
some
when oil
iren were excited over the country in 2s
and 4w acreage sold in 1-5 as high
$25 an acre.
ell located in
on pump
The well was drilled to a
of 2725 feet and has g»4ierous -ands
will make a fair producer.
jJames Carroll farm
j is drilling in its
| feet.
The Magnolia Petroleum Company
I’an it^'firat oil today through it* third
six-inch from Healdton to Addington.
The pipe line people have materially in-
creased the capacity of their line by the
building of the third out of the field.
The tendency is toward a stronger de-
mand and a better price.
DO NOT PERSPIRE IN THE HOT KITCHEN WHEN YOU
CAN COME TO US AND FOR SO LITTLE CAN BUY A GASO-
LINE STOVE WHICH “THROWS OUT” SCARCELY ANY
* HEAT. YET IT DOES THE COOKING EVEN BETTER—
• BECAUSE YOU CAN SO EASILY CONTROL THE TEMPER-
ATURE IN THE OVEN. YOU DON’T NEED TO BEND OVER
SO MUCH, EITHER.
COME IN AND LET US SHOW YOU WHAT OUR GASO-
Black and red knit ahnwl. Re
t<> Frank Smith at Register of
Dundee Petroleum Company in the
southeast extension to Healdton ha-
eompletert well No. 2 on the Westheinn-r
& Daube farm and it has a production
of about 30 barrels. No.' 3 well locate-!
360 feet wit'i of well No. 2. will la-
started at once and when it is eompk-t
ed N’o. 4 will be drilled 300 feet we-t
of No. 1.
•I. A. ( arr. 314 \\ Broadway, savs:
“I have u-ed Doan’s Kidney Pills on
several occasion- and have found them
to he mn-t .-ati-f:i< torv. 1 w a- an-
noyed by symptom- ot bladder trouble
but Doan’s Kidney Pill- qui<-klv reliev
ed me.”
Price •><»(-. at all dealers. Don't
ask for a 1
Kidney Pill-
had. 1’
falo. N. Y.
CHICHESTERSPILLS
I < bl^*«*-ler’» Vlamoad IlraaaZAX
k Fills In Hrd and bold *>etalBc\fiF/
■ botes, sea>4 with Blue Ribboa.
M Take atber. Buy ef year
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHtRf
Fresii supply typewriter ribbons
The Register office.
Downs with it ...... ............
soil, upon which for nearly fifty year- -'olumns of The Register,
have graed many of the famous horses
of Kentucky, will !>»- ploughed up and
planted in potatoes, under the supervi-
sion of an expert.
It is expected the crop will be ready
for gathering while the Autumn meet
ing is in progress. It will he placed at
the disposal of the government without
profit to the Jockey Club, j
Louisville. Ky.—General Manager M
J. inn of the New Louisville Jockey
Chib has written United States Sena-
tor Ollie M. James that the chib, an-
xious to do its hit in the war. has de-
cided to add tn the food production of
the country.
The Iveautiful Centerfield of ChurcTiill
forty acre- of virgin
Our boys in the Navy enjoy their
Bevo. The Navy Department has put
its official seal of endorsement on this
triumph in soft drinks, by allowing it
to be sold and served on all naval
vessels.
Rau Consolidated Oil Goiypany on the
in section 29-3s-lw
new location at 22<(
WE BUY
hail
escaped from hi- enemies, what differ-
ence would that have made to the guilt
of Judas';
8.
Charge Draft Resistance
Washington. May 29. I luted '-tatv-
secret service agent- arrested Hnlet M.
Wells, a city employe, former president
of the Seattle Centra! lutltor Council. J
on a charge of seditious <on-pira< v |
growing out of the alleged di-tribu
WOULD YOU MARRY a young lady
worth $25,000? Write Mrs. W K,
Hill. 14 E. Sixth St.. Jacksonville. Fla-
rida. (2)
Pieree Pipe Line Company has re-
ceived almost all of its pipe for its 8-
inch line from Healdton to Fort Worth
and the pipe is strung from the south-
ern terminus to a point four miles this
side of Red river. Ditch digging
chinery is being used and pipe is
ing laid at the rate of a mile a day. Be-
tween 20 and 30 miles of the pipe has
npany ha- purchas-
ny hauling material
-tat ion located
in 17-4-2 and by the time the pump sta-
tion is ready the line will have been
completed. A second pump station v. ill
be built at Muenster oh the Texa* -ide.
some (i.OttO new-papr-r- of the
i- publishing from wr-ek
to week, mime- of jreople in it- partic-
ular neighborhood, who have used and
recommended Doan’s Kidney Pill- for
kidney backache, weak koine vs. blad-
der troubles and urinary di-order-. I’hik
mass of proof includes over 50.000 rec-
ommendation. Gainesville is no excep-
tion. Here is one ot the Gainesville
F<1R RENT/ To couple or young man.
furnished south bed-room, big closets,
bath privileges, bc-t residence se«-tion.
Call phone 328. (4,
South B<-nd. Ind.--Now it's tin
-wheat ball” that is causing worry to
batters in the Central League. Pifihei
Cummins of the Fort Wayne club is ar
cured of using the delivery. Players al-
lege that Cummins carries a pocket full
of crushed grains of wheat and chewiaf
it produces a substance which gives hi-
fingers a powerful grin on the ball
causing it to hop freakishly a* it pa**
es the batter.
Indianapolis.—Members of the Indian
apolis train of the American Associa-
tion are taking up drilling under the
instruction of Sergt. Franklin C. Craig,
of the Fourth Indiana Infantry. Craig
says the players are becoming quite-
proficient.
HEALDTON* Okla.. May 29.-There
i* an increase in the activity at Heald-
top due to the feverish excitement in
the developmetn of propertie- in th-*
-outhea«t extension. During the month
i of *May 64 well* have been completed
and two wells during the month have
been abandoned. The total number of
producing well* is 1575. the daily pro-
duction i* approximately 60.000 barj-d-
and the average daily production of
each well is something like 40 barrels.
There are 69 rigs up waiting for th«-
tools to be moved in. The amount of
oil in «tee) storage at Healdton is 13.
654.000 barrel*. The month of May-
witnessed more completions and has
I more rigs up than April had and there
, i* no lack of activity and interest at
I Healdton.
has
The
-ornet hing
like 1400 feet and never changed that
formation to the bottom of the job-.
N’o ajibstant ia! showings were >-ver
found after the drill left tin- -Trinity
-and at-something like 70*1 feet. .
< ’hicago.—Patriotic <lemonsti|itions
will be staged in all major league park-
on June 5. the day’ set for registration
under the new universal military ser-
vice law.
This is the special order of the Na
tional Baseball Commission, which rec-
ommended that nil clubs engage band-
on that day to play stirring airs at In-
tervals during the games.
fan is asking-
county and for each 30.
|a-piilation. Board- «>f re-
also will Is- e-tabb-iied on the
one or mere to each Federal
All tl e boards will
civilian-. ?
Baker said today t iie pro< e-s of s
ing them had net l>een woiked out
General Crowder said that only <on-
fusslon wo;dd result from the reported
intention of men above the fixed age
to register on .lune .».
“This i« mistaken patriotism,” he I
said, "and reoi-tiars will la- instructed
to accept cards only from men Ix-tween
the a'.-e- <>l ’1 and ’Ml. inclitsit
Held by Officers
Chicago, May 29.—Three men and
two women are held today for investi-
gation on a charge of conspiracy to de |
feat the conscription law on June 5, igan. city commissioner of weight
and other arrests are expected to follow
shortly.
The Kind You Have Always Bought, and which has been
in use fcr over over 30 years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-
sonal suPerv^sion 6ince its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counterfeits, Imitations and “ Just-as-good ” are but
Experiments that trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Experiment.
What is CASTORIA
Castana is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Paregoric,
Dropr. and Soothing Syrups. It is pleasant. It contains
neither Opium, Morphine nor other narcotic substance. Its
ags is its guarantee. For more than thirty years it has
been in constant use for the relief of Constipation, Flatulency,
Wind Colic and Diarrhoea; allaying Feverishness arising
therefrom, and by regulating the Stomach and Bowels, aids
the assimilation of Food; giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s Panacea—The Mother’s Frifbd.
FINE WHEAT AND OATS
have the exclusive -ale of that fine
on the pike about two miles south-
west of Gaine-ville, on the Bolivar road,
belonging to Tyler and Simonds. The
purchaser can get immediate po—e—ion
ot this bind and'al! the crop. There are
71 acres of very fine wheat; 44 acres
of oat- and 15 acres of cotton. The
w la-at and oat- are looking fine. Men
who have been through the wheat think
that the wheat f-rop will average at
lea-t tvventy-five bushels per acre. There
are several acres of winter oats which
promise an unusually large yield and
the spring oat- have come out wonder-
fully in the |>ast ten days. One of the
owners has been offered a fine posi-
tion in Oregon is the reason for selling.
They want to sell af once and will give
a bargain in this tract. James R.
south side square. Gainesville, Tex.
E. Z. Wallower, formerly ot. Harris-
burg, Pa., but who now resides in Okla-
I homa City, has purchased the Glenwood
I Oil Company. The price paid was about
$90,000. The jD^ierty consists of ten
aeres located in the sw. ne, se ot ,-ec-
• tion 4-4-3 and has four producing wells
< making something like 290 barrel- a
day. The company had something like
75 stockholders in Ardmore and < hi< k-
asha. Harold Wallace was president
' and G. A. Ramsey, secretary-treasurer.
\V. E. Ramsey, representing the pur-
chaser. ha- taken charge of the proper-
ty.
STOLEN—One female greyhound, blur
with white ring around neck. $5 re-
ward for return of dog. Dun Lav
erty,__(31)
LOST—Between Costen bakery and
candy kitchen, on California street,
3 $5 bills and 4 $1 bills. Return to
Mrs. Costen. (1,
Gainesville Foundry Company
-pecial attention to mill and gin
:t work done right.
NOTH E. AUTOMOBILE OWNERS!
We have the exclusive agency in
Cooke county for selling SPEEDoi.lNE.
It increase^ piwer of motor, saves 25c
to 49 [>er cent of gasoline, removes <-ar-
bon. increases mileage, and prolongs life
of motor, it will pay you to investi-
gate this at once The Home Paint &
Paper Company, west of First State
Bank. Gainesville. Texas. ‘ (j 4i
st. Louis—Although hit twenty-threi
times last season. Jack Barry managei
of the Boston Americans, docs not be-
lieve in the existence of the “bean ball."
He asserts he never has witnessed a de
liberate attempt by any pitcher to hit
a batsman in the head.
“The ‘bean ball' is something I know
nothing about." Barry said in discuss-
ing the National Baseball Commission'-
ruling threatening the expulsion of a
pitcher fnund guilty of using the de
livery.
“I was hit hy pitched balls-twenty
three times last season, but I am con
fident none of the pitchers tried to hit
me. When ball players complain about
the ‘bean ball' it always sounds like an
alibi to me.''
Barry's record of being hit twentv
----- -..... z season is one nevei
equaled in the modern major leagues.
How to eradicate the “bean ball" is .->
question puzzling players, managers and
umpires alike. Barry laughs at the idea
of anybody deciding the question.
“Suppose that a pitcher is wild, what
then?” asks Barry.
That's what every
“What then?"
Which would you say. and vvhv.
that the betrayal of Jesus on the part
of Juda-, wa- a -udden iinpul-e or a
-ettle<l pnrpo-e*
Why would you -ay. or not.
wa- on<-<- a good and true
By Associated Press.
CHICAGO. May 29. -Now’ that the
National Baseball Commission ha.- leg-
islated against the ”bean ball” and pro-
poses to pnni-h the pitcher convicted of
using it, Fred Mitchell, manager of the
Chicago Nationals, wants to know
is to <li<t
ball” and
"1'hat is going to cause more trouble
to umpire* than they ever had liefore,”
Mitchell said. .‘‘They cannot distinguish
when a pitcher deliberately throw- a
ball at a batter's head or let- go a wild
pitch. ,
“I say that because I do not think
that at pitcher ever deliberately at-
tempted to throw a ball a a batsman -
head w ith any idea of hitting bi»i. ^pair
it done as long ‘a- tej* '
game,
seen pitcher-
batter for the pur-
th<
not
Th-
inguish between the
a wild pitch.
FOR SALE—Woodstock typewriters,
new and up-to-date. See C. H. Leoa-
ard at Register office.
FOR
fice
The Oklahoma Fox w
2 section 7-2s-2w was placed
■ today.
One of the most apparent
follows rhe use of a
Sanitary Hair Dressing
HERBICIDE
WASHINGTON. May 29. Regula-
tions to govern exemptions under the
selective draft are being woikt-d out by
Provost Marshal General Crowder, with
a number of prominent lawyer*. Al-
though the plan- are not yet complete,
it is probable the jury wheel system
will be followed in selecting those who
are to go into the first army of 500.009.
and not until the names have been
drawn and each registration district
ha* provided the number apportioned to
it. will exemptions be eonaidered. As
each individual drawn reports bi-
claim* for exemption will be passed
upon, nnd if he ie exempted another
will be drawn to fill the vacancy.
The law provides for local exemption
board* in each
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basis of one or
judicial district,
be composed of
ig them had net l>een woiked out
Joseph Harti-
s and
measures, in a statement issued Mon-
day night declared that never in the
city’s history has so much money been
made by individuals and corporations
dealing in foodstuff* as in the last few
months.
"While foods have been kept in abun-
dance in storehouses and while prices
have been advancing by lcaj>« and
bounds.’’ asserted Mr. Hartigan. "no
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in op|M»rtunity'’ and they have seized
The result* are surprising that you j it.”
get from a small ad in the classified
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Leonard, J. T. Gainesville Daily Register and Messenger (Gainesville, Tex.), Vol. 34, No. 277, Ed. 1 Wednesday, May 30, 1917, newspaper, May 30, 1917; Gainesville, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1301066/m1/3/: accessed July 6, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting Cooke County Library.