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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
President Farrell of United
States Corporation Asks Ap.
plioation Of Soft Pedal to
Production Cost.
COMMITTEE FAILS TO
PROMISE HIM SECRECY
Chairman Stanley Demands
Full Information; Will Not
Needlessly Expose Data OBJ
tanned in Confidence.

~ Evening Hsraid a. r. Leased wirel
Washington. Jan. AIS II your
purpose to publish 10 the world all the
details 90 our mill costs Of produce
tiong" demanded President James J.
Farrell today when put on the stand
before the stanley steel investigating
committee.
III II is," said Mr. Farrell, - think
81 gross injustice 20 an industry
built up IN competition with Belgium
France. Russia and other nations. II
"a Is proposed 10 put these secrets IN
the hands Of our foreign competitors
our foreign business won't be worth
anything within twelve months"
Mr.. Farrell and !. A. Reed, attor-
neys for the steel corporation were
witnesses before the committee.
Mr.. Reed said cost figures had been
furnished Commissioner smith.
II asked Mr.. smith 90 take me in
"a his confidence and tell me what ht
had learned as TO what II cost you
20 produce pig iron" replied Mr. stan
ley, and he told me ne could tel no
one but the president
~ went Co see the president and he
authorized Mr. Smith 90 ten me hu
the commissioner then said ne did not
hrve the records amy more--they had
hceR sent back to you.
Then ] asked The United states
steel corporation for q peep at tn
records THE corporations officials
objected on the eround that Il would
ombarrass thom ia their business.
1T Is most vital that this committed
get this information and, come wha
viii, we VIII know g. There Is powe'
enough IN this goyorr.aont to find il
out
Chairman stanley said he ala moi
intend 10 expose secrets unnccessar'
SIS, bat that ne would insist on th'
corporation complying with subpoe
mas ducos tecum FOR records not ye
produced.
II was tentatively agreed that eN'
pert McRae should examine the cos
sheets Of the corporation to verify ilg
urcs Go be submitted by the corpora
tion regarding composite costs OF pro
duction.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
DUKE OFCONNAUGH7
AND HIS FAMILY
VISIT Mr.. REID
IN NEW YORK
There is Nothing Official
However, and Trip is Mere
ly a Personal One Without
Other Significance.
BIG DINNER PLANNED
AND MUSICALE ALSO

1Ay Evening" h4erald A. q, Leased Wtrel
New York, Jan. 22.--The Duke
of Connaught, uncle Of King George OF
England. the Duchess of ConnaughL
and their daughter Princess Patricia,
and their suite, reached here from
Ottawa today for social visit of four
days in New York City
The vice regal party are the guests
OF Ambassador and Mrs. Whltelaw
Reid
The visit marks the first call of
royalty 10 this country since the tour
nearly ten years ago OF Prince Henry
OF Prussia. The duke aud Ambassador
Reid have let u become known that
the visit Is a purely personal one and
there rs nothing even semi-oiiicial
about g.
The governor general and family
were welcomed at the Grand Central
station by Ambassador and Mrs.
Reid, after which the party motored
TO the home OF Mr. Reid on Madison
avenues.
The vice regal party breahfasted at
the home of Ambassador Reid imme-
diately on their arrival The only
guest "a the breakfast was Ogden
Mills Reid, son of the ambassador. To-
night there will be dinner nj the
Reid home. at which Cardinal Farley,
Bishop aud Mrs. Greer Mr. and Mrs.
J. IL. ChOato, Mr.. and Mrs Robert
Lincoln. Major General and Mrs. Fred
erick y. Grant are invited A musical
will follow
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
JUAREZ RACES


Cmy EveninG HeFaId A. =. Leased Wtrel
Juarez. Mexico. Jan. ga Entries
for tomorrow:
First race. selling, one milo; Mar
j0rle Fleming, 90; skillute, 95; Dot
tie a., eMinnalette, lOb; Vclslni, Her
etic. Maniac, 'Don Diego. 100, Judith
Page. Mauretanla, il0; Alma Boy
Dangerous March. sam Barber, il2'
Lomond. )nntnssa, 49,
Second race, selling. six furlongs;
Error. W. H. Ford, Great Friar, 81
sJnmes Blaokslock, 100; Belle OF the
BAY, Irish Beauty. Fern L., i03; Balel-
la, Rubinon. Doc Allen. Novgorod'
100; Prince Winter. los; Mapleton'
il2.
Third race, selling six furlongs'
sstar Venus. 'Chlla, Bob Lynch, l0o:
Zooi. i07. Braxton, Toy Boy, Tallow
pip, Nimbus. Sir Irenus, ii2; ONer'
1lb.
Fourth race, handicap, seven fur
longs. Uncle Ben, %; Flying Wolf
John Louis. l03. Bourbon Beau. i05'
Kootenay. los; Arasee. ii6.
Fourth race. selling, fiva and one
half furlongs. Moralght, Booger bat
tie. 100: Brack Bonita, Racqu2tte, lo3'
sidon, Manasseh. los; Yonker, ii3.
sixth race. selling. one mile Miss
Korn, iOg; Flying Feet. l0f; Black
Mate L. N. Eckert. Eye White, looi
Lena Locn. i07; Jack Laxson' los'
s--Apprcntice allowance.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
NO MoRMoNs HELD
GOVERNMENT OFFICES

Salt Lake City, Jan. 22-When
shown the announcement from El
paso thai Mormon officials al ColOnla
Juarez. chihuahua. had been replaced
by Mexicans The first presidency Of
the Mormon church issued a statement
today declaring that no Mormons had
held local offices at COlOnla Juaroz
and that there had been no agreement
with regard TO local self government
with the Mexican authorities.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
RAILROADS MUST
CARRY BEER TO
DRY STATES
Under the Law It is a Commo-
dity and Hence Laws of the
State Cannot Prevent II
From Being Hauled.


Washington. Jan. 22.--lleer Is a
commodity and railroads must carry
H., when offered for transportation
from one state into dry" counties OF
another state, regardless OF the laws
Of the latter state The supreme
court OF the United States made this
ruling today regarding proposed
shipment from Indiana into dry
Kentucky counties.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
PULLMAN COMPANY rs
SUED BY PASSENGERS


San Francisco, Jan. 22.-J. q. MIL
Ter, a government employe from the
Philippine Islands. and his wife. Mrs
Adelaide Miller. brought suit against
the Pullman Palace Car cCr'pany here
today for &l.i65, which they declare
represents the value OF Jewels and
money stolen by a Pullman car porter
while the plalntins were travelling
from san Francisco 10 Waco. Texas.
They also ask $4,000 expenses incur
red by reason OF a change OF route.
nocossituted oy the theft.
The complaint says the theft was
committed December 2S, near pueblo
Colorado.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
BERT CONNERs STRICKEN
WITH STRANGE MALADY


Los Angeles, CAL. Jan. e2.-While
on his way 60 the court ROOM Bert
Conncrs who was 10 have testified iu
his own bchlif ln the han Of records
dynamlting uial today, was suddenly
stricken With some underlined malady
and the case was postponed.
The prison physician. after q hasiy
examination, said tho man was suf-
fering either from ptomalne poison
ing or appendicitis.
Judge Wilis delayed the trial until
this afternoon ana said " the prison.
cr were seriously ill it would be post
punCd indefinitely
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
WAGE CONFERENCE is
POSTPONED BY MINERS

lHv EventnR ueraid A. y. Leased Wirei
indianapolis, Jan. 22.-At the re-
quest oi the scale committee of the
United Mine Workers Of America, the
organizati0n's convention today de-
cided 20 ask pOstpOnement ot the wage
con oronco with the hIuminous coat
operators FROM next Thursday uatil
January go. In this city
The convention appropriated $500
for relief OF the families of miners
killed In an explosion at susla, Wyom-
Ing.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
KNOX CALLED UPON
10 EXPLAIN "sI1CIiEr FUND"
(By I3veniuE neraiG A. .. tsaaed WtFel

Washington. Jan. 22.--secretary
Knox was served with subpoena az
the capitol today to appear before the
houHe committee on state department
expenditures this afternoon 20 explain
the secret fund" expenditures for
the Lake Champlain Centennial cclo-
bratlon IN 1909.
Department dishursing officer Nor
rlson had refused TO produce vuuch-
ers.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
GONZALES REMAINSS
IN MAOERO'S
CABINET
Naming of Mexioans to Re-
place Mormon Officials in
Latter Day Saints Colony
Causes Dissatisfaction.

NeE 6NenihH herato ~ r. bseano0 Mlreb
III paso, Texas. Jan. 22.-Adylces
from Chihuahua are that Governor
Abraham Gonzales has decided to re-
main In Madero's cabinet aud that
General Pasqual Orozco is 10 be elect
ed governor.
MeXicans have been named % re-
place Mormons as local officials In
ColOnia Juarez, Mexico, and MOrmOns
are geratiy dissatisfied, claiming TO
have an agoement with the govern.
ment that thOv are 20 have local self
government They have been per-
mitted this for The past 30 years, al
ways selecting their own officials even
10 p0s,masters
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
TODAY IN CONGRESS
(By Evsning HeFaia a. =. Leased Vvlrel
Senate.

Washington, jan. 22.--ln ses-
sion al D. m.
LOrimer senatorial inquiry
postponed until next Wednesday
because OF Attorney Hanecy's ILL
ness.
Daniel Davenport Of Bridge
port. KY, arraigned labor unions
Ia hearing before Interstate COM
merce committee
Attorney General Wickersham
discussed Tobacco Trust disso-
luton matters before judiciary
committee.
Representatlye Sherwood OF
Ohio, General porrence OF the
g.. A. l.. and others were heard
on general pension measures by
pension committee
Senator Bryan of Florida spoke
In opposition 20 the pending gen
eral pension logislation.
Bill regulating sale OF Chicka-
saw and Choctaw Oklahoma. sur
face lands of ccai and asphalt
areas, was passed.
steering committee assigned
Senators smith CGa) and Gard
ner (Me.) TO agriculture commit
tee, and Lea lrenn) TO naval
committee
House.
Met at noon
District of Columbia bill de-
hated.
President Farrell and Attorney
Reed OF United states steel cor
pOretion testified before Steel
trust investigating committee.
Steel tariff revision bin esti.
mated 10 reduce average tarih on
steel products imports from 3i5i
10 22A2 per cent ad valOrem
made public.
Secretary Knox eubpOonaed hy
state department expenditure
committee 20 explain Lake Cham
plain CentenniaI expenditures In
1909 and 1910 from secret fund
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
BANTAM WEIGHTS no
FRIGHT N CHICAGO

Chicago, Jan. 22.-Johnny coulon,
the bantam weight champion of tae
world. and Harry Forbes, former hol-
der of the title. win hght ten rounds
at Kenosha, Wisconsin. tonight. Tho
men viii weigh In al il6 pounds al
O'Clock. Eddie santry, former
featherweisht champion, viii referee.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
TOBACCO TRUST rs
PROPERLY ols-oRoANlzEo

Washington. Jan 22-Aiiorney
General Wickershan declares that
public Interests have haon subserycd
and competition viii be restored ua-
der the reorganization of the 'robac-
co Trust adopted as the result of the
decision of the United States supreme
court dissolying tho corporation.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
AID W0LGAsT ARRESTED
FOR AUTO SPEEDING
Champion Lightweight Prize Fighter
Round Ia Get Into Troubles u
out on HALL


NnnIH MUUIVU, IuIt IHW' 9a'""N NJ
WolRast. the lightweight champion,
who has Just recovered from an OPP
Grafton for appendicitis and AN attack
of pneumonia. was arrested today for
breaking the automobile speed laws at
Venice. The charge placed against
him at the Venice police station was
reckless driving. ilo was released ON
bail
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
THREE MILLION STARVING
no DEATH IN CHINA
(Dy EvFniaH Herai0 a. v. LEASED Wire .

Washington, Jan. 22.-An appeal
for help, declaring thas over three
mlllion people are facing starvation.
has been received at The headquar-
ters OF the Red cross society from G..
d. Jameson. the Red Cross eEgineer
sent 90 China to devise means for pre-
venting floods.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22

Washington, Jan. 2e--Thc Duke Of
Connaught will make a flylng visit 20
Washington ana pay his respects %
President Tar. it was learned here
today. HiF original plans did not in-
clude n call on the president. which
fact provoked considerable comment.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
Annn wnMAN To VorE.

NV VIVUUTWW VTHT|FW - = N7"""|W VIII '
Whittier Calf, Jan. 22.--phe hrst
woman 10 register here for the next
election II Mrs Lydia Head sharp
less. who Is l0l years old.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
MURPHY GOES INTO
HARD TRAINING
Hc T. Preparing for lIis right Late
Ehls Month Win One Round IOgun
Niio T. in the pink Of Condition.
by Evening Herald A. p. Leased wirel

san FrnnclacO, Jan. 22.-IOmmy
murphy. accompanied by his wife,
baby and manager. arrived here today
from New York 90 condition himself
tor his ught with "Oue Round Ho-
gan late loo January. Hogan begnn
hard WORK today az san Rafael. he
went two rounds each with his old
sparring partner Puggy Cove, au
Jimmy BOX. the clever bantam. His
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
GENERAL PENSION
LEGISLATION IS
STRENUOUSLY
OPPOSED
Practice of Congress in Pass
ing Bills to Amend Correct
Military Records, Scored
By Bryan of Florida.
CLEAR TITLES TO
HEROIsM IMAGINARY
tny EvenInK HsraIa 4. p. Lsaasa MIrel

(By Evening HernIa A. y. Leased wIrel
Washington Jan. 22.--SCnatOr iiry-
an Of Florida in speech today OPP
posing all pending general pension
legislation. attacked the practice NJ
congress In passing bills TO amend
the correct military records, thus
pensionlng deserters who could not
comply with the liberal provisions of
the general pension laws. A more APP
propriate title for such bills, he de-
olared. would be "a bill to straighten
a crooked record"
And so," he added. 1T has come
TO pass that the record which the de-
serter IN reality made crooked on his
country's battleflelds in time Of war;
his country makes straight In theory
In the halls OF legislation In time OF
peace. lie thereby becomes legally
constituted hero and incidentally is
enabled To read his title clear to the
sacred roll of honor In the pension
bureau Ever thereafter the great
heart OF o grateful republic will be
permitted by legislation to swell with
pardOnable pride IN hallowed memory
Of his uneQualled imaginary record
We cannot reduce the high cost OF
living and at The same time increase
pension expenditures, Senator Bryan
continued, Let us meet the appeal
for increased expenditure with the
appeal for reductive taxation and let
us meet the ungenerous appeal tnat
the republic should not be ungrajeful
20 It's pensioners with the generous
appeal 10 The pensioners not TO he
ungrateiul TO the republic"
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-01-22
CORE INTRODUCES RESOLUTION

Washington. Jan. 22.--Senator Gore
Of oklahoma today introduced a Joint
resolution for "a Joint congressional I'M
paign funds Of 1904 and 1905, aud as
soon ~ practicable Of 1919. Iiis res
oiution would provide 100000 FOR uae
investigation tho first report TO be
made next summer.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-04
MANY BAPTISTS
TO GATHER here
In Convention During the
Coming Week.

A great gathering OF Baptist ministers
and laymen will be held in Palatka next
week, the occasion being the annual
session of The ST. Johns River Baptist
Association. The sessions OF the AS
sociation will be held in the First Bap-
list Church on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday, the 9th, 10th and nth insts.
Some of the most eloquent divines OF
the Baptist church in Florida will be
present and will be on the program for
addresses and sermons during the meet
ngS. The meeting will bring TO Palat-
ka large number of delegates whose
entertainment has been provided for by
The local church. The Association
membership takes in all the Baptist
churches in this section OF the State.
The opening session OF the ASSocia-
ton will be held on Wednesday morn
ing and following the organization ad.
dresses of welcome will he delivered
on behalf of the city by Dr. E.. W.
Warren, mayor, and on behalf OF the
church by Mr.. B. L. jarrett. The re-
spouse will be delivered by Rev. A.
Lincoln AbercrombiG of Daytona.
Business sessions will be held both
mornings and afternoons, with preach,
ing each day at II a. m. and at 7:3O
p. III.
Pastor CaSon states that the church
going public is urged TO attend these
meetings and all are invited. A special
invitation is extended TO church people
of other denominations in the city.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-04
Woman's Missionary Program

The following is to be the missionary
program for the St. Johns River AS
ISOLATION 10 be held in the First Bap-
fist church, this city, at 3 O'Clock p. m.
next Thursday, Oct. 10th. All who are
interested in woman'S work are cordial
ly invited 10 be present.
Hymn-From GrecnIand's Icy Noun.
tainS.
Scripture reading in concert-Psalm
122.
Prayer.
Organization.
Address of Wclcomc-Mrs. ]. II.
Yelvcrton.
Responsive Addrcss-Mrs. Mcmillan.
Rcading-"Our Neighbor" Miss
Georgia Johnson.
Papcr-"The Foreigner" Mrs. NJ.
Sullivan.
Solo-Mrs. B. F. Jarrett.
DiScuSSion-"(a) "Thc Scriptural way
of Giving" led by Mrs. ii. l.. Miller;
10 personal Service required in our
State" led by Mrs. James Minton.
Papcr-Thc Training School, Mrs.
P. .. CaSon.
Address -Woman's Work, Mrs. II. C.
Peclman.
Business Period.
Offering for Chiplcy Memorial.
Prayer and Bcnediction.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-04
WAR DEPARTMENT GIVES OUT
LAWS FOR GOVERNING DRAW
Draw Bridge Must be opened to Al.
low Passage of Vessels Upon
Sounding of Proper Signals.

Tampa.-Laws and regulations gov.
erning the operation of the draw
bridge over Hendry and Knight chan
mel at Tampa, have just been made
public by the war department. The
following is an extract from the gen.
eral statutes, and the regulations
which govern the bridge in question.
Extract from the river and harbor
act of August IS, 1894:
Section D. That it shall be the
duty of all persons owning, operating,
and tending the drawbridges now
built or which may hereafter be
built across the navigable rivers and
other waters of the United States, to
open, or cause to be opened, the
draws of such bridges under such
rules and regulations as in the opin,
ion of the Secretary of War the public
interests require to govern the open
ing of drawbridges for the passage OF
vessels and other water crafts, and
such rules and regulations, when so
made and published, shall have the
force of law. Every such person who
or cause to be opened, the draw of
any such bridge for the passage of
boat or boats, or who shall unreason-
ably delay the opening of said draw
after reasonable signal shall have
been given, as provided in such regu.
latiOns, shall be deemed guilty of
misdemeanor, and on conviction
thereof shall be punished by fine
of not more than two thousand dol.
lars, nor less than one thousand dol.
lars, or by Imprisonment Tin the case
Of a natural person., for not exceed,
ing one year, or by both such fine
and imprisonment, in the dicretion of
the court; provided, that the proper
action to enforce the provisions of
this section may be commenced be-
fore any commissioner, judge or court
of the United States, and such com.
missioner, judge, or court shall pro
coed in respect thereto, as authorized
by law, in case of crimes against the
United States; provided further, that
whenever, in the opinion of the Sec
rotary of War, the public interests re-
quire it, he may make rules and reg.
ulations to govern the opening of
draw bridges for the passage of yes
sells and other water crafts, and such
rules and regulations, when so made
and published, shall have the force of
law, and any violation thereof shall
be punished as hereinbefore provid-
ed"
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-04
HYAClNTHS WILL NOT BE AL
LOWED TO BLOCK HARBoR.
Government Will Remove Plants
With Tugs if the Channel Be.
comes Choked Up.

MISUNDERSTANDING will be done
by government to clear harbor Of hya-
cinths unless they block the channel
and make 1t impossible for steamers to
use the port. This is the substance Of
a. statement made by Captain John R.
Slattery. In dicussing the question
Captain SlatteTy said that he did not
know of any successful way to
handle the plants.
Some experiments have been made
in spraying with arsenic, but the far
mers objected because of the fact
that their cattle were injured by eat
ing the poisoned plants. This arse
mic spray is not injurious to fish in
the river, but it will kill the cattle
that feed upon the dead or sprayed
plants. There is no nourishment in
the plant, but the cattle are able to
get them in fresh water and several
were killed by the poison.
The larger river steamers are able
to use the channel without trouble,
Side wheel river steamers have some
difficulty in going through a large
field of hyacnths, but none has
been blocked up to the present time.
The vessels which are damaged the
most are the little motor boats. The
screws of these boats are on a level
with the long tough roots of the
plants. The result is unsatisfactory
to boating.
At the present time the channel Is
not blocked to any great extent.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-04
LeHARDY SEEKS
TO ENJOIN CITY
From Enforcing of Sunday
Closing Law--IniunctiOn
Denied.

c. A. LcFEardy the wcll-known Lem
on street grocer, his attorney G. w. BaS
sett IT,, petitioned the Circuit Court in
Chambers last Tuesday 10 grant tenn
porary Injunction restraining the city OF
Palatka from further enforcement OF the
Sunday closing ordinance on the ground
that the same was unjust, unreasonable
and oppressive, and that the city had no
authority TO pass such an ordinance IN
der IFS incorporating act
Judge James T. Wills denied The pc
tition on the ground that one citizen OF
a community could not cnjoin city
from the enforcement of an ordinance
unless il could be shown that he was
materially and specifically damaged,
and that under the municipal act con
tanned in the Revised Statutes of Florida
for 1906, any municipal corporation has
the authority TO pass any bylaw or or
dinanCe having for its purpose the wei
fare, peace, good order and morals of
such municipal corporation.
Mr.. LeIIardy was represented by G..
W. BaSSett, Jr., and the City of Palatka
by City Attorney Julian c. Calhoun.
Mayor Warren also went over TO Gaines.
vile to hear the argument.
This is a different case than that re.
ferred 10 last week, wherein Mr. Lee
Hardy appealed to the Circuit Court to
set aside the judgment OF Municipal
Judge Marshall who had imposed on
the defendant fine OF $40 or an alter,
native Jail sentence for keeping his
place of business open on Sunday con.
trary TO the city ordinance.
In this petition Mr.. Le1ardy was as
sisted in bearing the expense by several
citizens who wanted 10 see the law
tested, and who are opposed 10 Sunday
closing.
The Palatka news and advertiser. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1908-19??, 1912-10-04

You can't dodge the Malaria germ
while your liver is torpid. 1t makes
you an easy mark for the disease. SIM
MONS RED 4 LIVER REGULATOR is
the best protection 1t puts the liver in
sound, healthy condition and purifies
the stomach and bowels. Price, large
package, $lOO; small size %. Sold ty
all Druggists.