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i i "AHCANSAS CITY DAIL1U TRAVELER, TUESD AY, DECEMBER 3, 1918 S3 The Kansas And Oklahoma Casualties. Note: The casulfy list printed today contains only the names of those soldiers whose emergency address is given as being in Kansas or Oklahoma. Want of space prevents the Traveler from printeing the entire list as received. Editor. 5 if i 9 i PAGE I Es Lifted 8 TiTS "The following casualties are reported "by the commanding general of the American Expeditionary forcea: Killed in action 42; died of airplane accident 1: wounded severely 239; wounded, rfegiee undetermined.

2-2; wounded slightly 114; missing in action 107. Total 753. Killel in Action Sgt. Arthur E. Cook, Russell, Ks.

Bugler Harry A. Teague, Perry, Okla. it We can now furnish vou Goodvcar Cord Tires in any size from 20x3 1-2 on up to 5 sizes. rnces iLow Meat i I VS. I Prices Cats High Goodyear, grow their own special long fiber cotton and weave their own canvass.

Goodyear's own air cure insures longer life; in fact the miles are built in each tire. Why buy an inferior tire when vou can buv Goorvear's. i I Collimsoin Hd iW, Corp Ernest D. Raggs, Ok. Corp.

Sad Clyde Rush, Pryor, Ok. Pvt. Eddie A. Blackrnon, Crescent, Okla. "Wounded Severely Pvt.

Clarence Bush, Polco, Ks. Pvt. John M. Bishop, Kansas City. Kansas.

Pvt. Joseph R. Lumbley, Galena, Kansas. Pvt. Leslie Clark Locke, Delphos, Kansas.

Wounded. Degree I'ndeteimined Sgt. John C. Pyeatte, Okmulgee, Okla. 'Corp.

Max Frankenstein, Nowata, Okla. Corp. William R. Xalley, Wichita, Kans. Pvt.

Jim Lancaster, Addington. Ok Pvt. Ehwell H. Morrow, Centralia, Kkla. Pvt.

Seldon E. Burks, Antioch, Ok Pvt. William Glenn Strong, Fort 3cott, Kans. Pvt. Harry Long, Jewel City, Slightly Wounded Corp.

Coy C. Grantham, Cold I i i. low feelixg FOR lir.vs The Poiio Showed Sympathy Foi I THANKSGIVING I It will soon l)e here, remember us for Thanksgiv-5 ing specialties, Currants, Raisins, Citron, Orange 5 and Lemon Peel, Celery and Cranberries. Throughout the War Amsterdam, Dec. 2 A Cologne dispatch to the Maasbode says tha' in response to Cardinal Hartmann't request for, papal intervention to prevent the destruction of Germany If the farmer cannot get enough for his live stock, ho raises less, and the packer gets less raw material.

If the consumer has to pay too much for his meat, he eats less of it, and the packer finds his market decreased. The packer wants the producer to get enough to mako live-stock raising profitable, and he wants the price of meat so low that everyone will eat it. But all he can do, and what he would have to do in any case to stay in business, is to keep down the cost of processing the farmer's stock into meat so that the consumer pays for the meat and by-products only a little more than the farmer gets for his animals. For example, last year Swift Company paid for its cattle about 90 per cent of what it got for meat and by-products (such as hides, tallow, oils, etc.) If cattle from the farm were turned miraculously into meat in the hands of retailers (without going through the expense of dressing, shipping and marketing), the farmer would get only about Vg cents per pound more for his cattle, or consumers would pay only about 2Ji cents per pound less for their beef I Out of this cent or two per pound, Swift Company pays for the operation of extensive plants, pays freight on meats, operates refrigerator cars, maintains branch houses, and in most cases, delivers to retailers all oyer the United States. The profit amounts to only a fraction of a cent, and a part of this profit goes to build more plants, to give better service, and to increase the company's usefulness to the country.

Car of Early Ohio Potatoes to arrive Dec. 1st. We can save you money. If you want to lay in your seed supply, leave orders now. It pays to pay cash.

Phone 127. Springs, Okla. Corp. Joseph A. Jones, Atoka, Ok.

Corp. Charles R. Baher, Sopci Okla. Pvt. Gather G.

Williams, LeFlore. Okla. Craword-Ra ety Cash Grocery William D. Johnson, Vinson, Pvt Cardinal Garparri, papal secretar: of state, declares that the popt throughout the war manifested deej sympathy with the German ipeopl and unweariedly begged the belli gerents to abandon their aim of dc st roving each other. "Koually, umler the present cir eunu-tanoes" the papal secretary con tin lies, "'he has repeatedly appli' to he leader of a great belligerei.1 state and adjured him by the precious blood of the Redeemer to adopt a benevolent attitude toward 4 the armistice-offer and the peace negotiations, so lhat a lust and ho: or able peace mayb? attained." Okla.

Pvt Richard Thurman, Lyons. to IX THE SPOTLIGHT AGAIN Thix Time it is Hryan on Whom i Keep the car that you now own in trim. Don't tinker with it. Let our experts put it in condition and add several hundred more miles of service to its usefulness. It will cost you but very little to have your car running like a new one.

Drop in any time for an estimate. No charge or obligation. We are receiving daily new accessories. VALE-HILL GARAGE 117 East Central Avenue. Okla.

Mlsing In Action Corp. Samuel A. Cammill Vinita Okla. Pvt. William H.

Searing, Kans. Pvt. Jas. M. Smith, Loco, Okla.

Pvt. Sidney Paul Fisher, Kans. Pvt. Joe V. Joyce, Lehigh, Okla.

Pvt. Frank Benjamin Schivel, Mc-lesteiv Okla. 11 'Marina Casualties Summary of marine casualties to late: Officers Deaths 80; wounded 79; hands of enemy 1. Total 160. Enlisted men.

Deaths wounded 2,4 2G; in hands of enemy 71: missing 2S(i. Total 4,512. The following casualties are the commanding general of the American Expeditionary forces: in action 11; died wounds received in action 20; died of disease wounded in action se--erely wounded in action slightly in hands of enemy missing II Swift Company, U. A. Keep Your Pledge Make Good for Our Fighting Men BUY WAR-SAViNG STAMPS Light Shines Chicago, Dec.

3 The executive ooiiiniitee of the National Women's Christian Temperance Union began a three day (session here today Chief among the subjects to be considered during the meeting is thai of patriotic welfare service during demobilization. Included iu the delegates listed for addresses arc Mrs. Richmond Pearson Hobson and Mrs. "William Jennings Bryan. IS Christmas photos.

Cornish. tf-2(H ADMIKSS OF JOHN H. WALKER. TO AVOID AND RELIEVE INFLUENZA. Not I'ntil lnrinstria.1 Justice Conies! to I BY DR.

FRANKLIN DUANE. Let Us Suggest A Electmc Eron people nave been frightened by what they have read or heard o.1 influenza. The more you fear th Shall World Peace Dominate Rloomington, 111., Dec. 3 UnMl industrial justice shall become the established rule anions men, no 0 guarantee of 'permanent world peace 3an bo held forth, John II. Walker, i disease, the surer you are to get it Go right about your business and for get it.

As the disease is spread prin cipally by contact through sneezing coughing or spitting, many healtl 5 authorities have advised that every 'one wear a gauze, which is rinii As a Christmas Gift for mother, sister, daughter Jj or the girl. You may lie sure it will please and 1x3 i' received with delight. You Use Flour washed and saturated with a one fit five hundred solution of zinc sulphat. HI in water, and then dried befor It action 54. Total 12C.

Killed In Action Pvt. Solon T. Boomer, Sabetha Kansas. Died of Wounds Pvt. Frank II.

Bush, Eddy, Okla. Severely Wounded In Action Second Lt. Edward T. Bayman edg-wick, Kans. Pvt.

Belford A. Likes, Pomona Kansas. Slightly Wounded in Action Corp. James E. Campbell, Lamont.

Greenwood county, Kans. Pvt. Benjamin R. Roberts, Tali-hina, Okla. Killed in action, preciously reported missing: Pvt.

Chas. W'. Lowman, Yale, Ok Pvt, Guisepfpi Tucci, Okmulgee, Ok retiring president of the Illinois '-itate Federation of Labor, declared his annual report to the convention here today. Mr. Walker, who has served five years, and who will aot be a candidate for re-election, characterized trade unionism and the co-operative movement, as the most hopeful solution of labor "We must establish conditions re Let us suggest that you use the best Always Hi wearing over the nose and jj mouth.

You should avoid crowd? ft a nd common drinking cups anc $1 public: towels. Keep your strength up by taking lots of exercise in th i. open air and plenty of nourishin? buy food. In keeping the spirit of the day we are giving ing only useful gifts this year. An electric iron carries with it the best wishes of the giver in ft I if you have any of such symptom: as chilliness, nasul obstructions POLAR BEAR NEW ERA MILLING CO.

quiring every man and woman to deal justly in all economic trans-j reslles3ness, or irritatin? cough, give up work at once and gc to bed. This will save your strengtl to help overcome the disease. Pu ictions with other men and women before we have peace," he said. "Peacq fnust follow justice, and there will be no justice while men and women who are selfish, unscrupulous, cunning and powerful have the legal right to serve their own ends by taking advantage Cars to wash! Union 407-409 South Summit tf-6 Wanted-Motor street. our foet in hot water for fifteen rain utes.

Thoroughly loosen the bowel: with some such mild and non-irritat ing physics as Dr. Pierce's Pleasan rellets. Drink principally of ho CHARLES M. PFISTERER PAINTER AND PAPER HANGER 31G North Second Street. Telephone Picture frames.

Cornish studio 3IUIer's Antiseptic Oil, Kiioayii As. lemonade and then cover up witl plenty of clothes in bed so as to ge a good sweat. When sweating Ls fre and the fever reduced take a dose of other men'si ignorance, lack of', ft 0. making the housework easier. Ironing is done in almost every home, it is one of the weekly tasks.

The thoughtfulness of the giver of an electric iron is brought to mind every week. Ironing with an electric iron is easier less walking a cleaner iron iron always hot no overheated room. Useful the year round. You can get your iron at our office. Monthly payments if you wish.

SFJMII Oil organization anu neipiessness. Indorsing the co-operative move-' i i j5: nent, Jlr. waiKier aeciarea ii wouiujt Will Positively Itelieve Pain in Few Sulk Olives Fresh Cocoanuis Minutes. Try it right now for Rheumatism Neuralgia, Lumbago, sore, stiff and JUST RECEIVED a Cask of Richelieu Sweet Cider procure lor tuts tuusuuu-is, a. uist majority of whom" are actual work-j ers, the 'necessities at approximate- ly cost.

While cut price methods! will not be used, the speaker said the difference between actual cost; swollen joints, pains in the head, back md limbs, corns, bunions, etc. Aftei one application pain usually disap pears as if by magic. of operation and the prices charged! A new remedy used internally and The Kansas Gas Electric Company externally for Coughs, Colds, Croup two Anuric Tablets every four hours followed by drinking at least a glas: or two of hot water. Anuric Tablett help quickly to relieve the sorenes: of the muscles and bones from whicl most patients complain and help th kidneys flush out the poisons. To relieve nasal obstructions an excessive discharge from the nose probably nothing is better than sucl a mild, soothing, antiseptic wash a Dr.

Sage's Catarrh Remedy. It wil give great relief. Employed as i gargle, in same strength as made ir for use in the nose, and as hot a can be borne, it quickly arrests sore ness and dryness in the throat. Influenza weakens the natient's re sisfance to disease, so that there i danger of bronchitis and pneumoni: developing. To combat this tendenc and fortify the patient's strength in sist that he keep in bed at least tw days.

Probably nothing will at thi stage hasten the recovery an strengthen the natient more than ai At Your Service. yster will be paid back to members of the society quarterly as iividend. "ThP next step is establishment A taste makes you want more AT sore Throat, Diphtheria and Tonsil-Uis. This oil is conceded to be the most penetrating remedy known. It.

prompt and immediate effect In re Ueving pain is due to the fact that if jenetrates to the nffected parts at liice. As, an illustration pour teD irops on the thickest piece of sole leather and it will penetrate this substance through and through in three ninutes. Accept no substitute. This great lil is golden red color only. Even bottle guaranteed 30c, 60c and 51.00 a bottle or money refunded eration had grown in five years from i a membership of 86,000 to an en- roJliiient of 100.000 with a total of 850,000 affiliated through sixty central bodies.

of the wholesale department which ilready has been taken in Illinois through the Central Co-oi erative society. While we iack funds, we will leal with the large wholesalers ana possibly some manufacturers and depend on our ability to purchase in large lots. But later on, when we have accumulated sufficient funds to establish our own office headquarters, our own storage warehouses and side tracks, we will deal with the manufacturer and ihe farmer directly, and all txtortion or cost on account of unnecessary middlemen. Where the maunfacturers cr farmers refuse to do busines on honest basis we will and engare in agriculture our-eslves." The report said the Illinois Fed A. H.

MOORE South Summit St Phone SOS lUlCIy jiron tonic tablet called "Irontic" oi I that well known herbal tonic. Dr The report approved the calling of the proposed constitutional convention to revise the basic law- the Htatn and urged the necessity of electing delegates friendly to labor. Phona350 Pierce's Golden Medical Discover? which has been used bv thousands Ii it Sollitt Swarts the Corner Drup i the past two generations. iore, Arkansas City, Kansas. 4 yr -iton Tihni frfrti.o a a a oV.

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