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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
ONE RAILROAD
ENTERS SEATTLE
NORTHERN PACIFIC TRAINS
REACH DESTINATION AFTER A
LONG DELAy-OTHER LINES
STILL BI<DCKED

SEATTLE. Jan. is.--Aftsr q twen-
ty-four hours battle against deep
snow In the mountains. the Northern
Pacific 10 open for traffic TO this city.
II viii bs ut least three days be-
fore the Great Northern line viii be
operating freely. Owing to tho fre-
queney Of snow slides. the time when
the Milwaukee will resume opera.
tions is stili Indefinite.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14

the banquet. IN this they had the CO.
operatlon Of Judge Mc0ina. who In
dicAtcd that no did not desire to place
the members OF the local Bar Associa-
ton In the position Of being under
the thumb 81 the Morning Scream.
AZ the meeting Of tho Bar Associa-
,ion last night d. v. Kayksndall was
elected president; W. II. shaw. vice
prssidcst. J. n. Kent, secretary, and
Il. c. Merryman. treasurer.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
mN n x1e nj n Z nl


(Co1tinusd frun Psso II
Of the local attornsysL II vas knovu
that balance somewhere bstvsss
- and e7s was rgposins In the trsa.
sury. according 20 how many mem
bess we're delinQuent.
Either amount would make . sum-
ctsnt amount to buy dinner for any
Bohemian judge. and Il was proposed
By the Northwestern that dinner b
given bis Visiting Honor.
The efforts Of the morning paper to
dictate to the circuit court here have
always failed. and local attornsys do
not propose that the paper shall BE-
any more successful In running" the
business Of the Bar Association.
AZ = meeting Of the Bar Associa-
ton held last night committee was
appointed 70 make arrangements for
. banquet This connitsss consisted
q Judge Drake. chairman. and Msssrs
wyhs. 0rossbsek. Ferguson and Car
nahaa. lnnsdiatsly after their st.
tsattoa had been eallsd to the article
N tho morning paper steps we're
taken By the members OF the
COMMITTEES TO cancel arrangements for
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
CONTRAST HAS
Been AWARDED
CONTRIBUTION o. RAILROAD
FROM BExD To LA PINE WILL.
nE CARRIED On DURING rmg
SUMMER MONTHS

The Oregon Manufacturer. q reii-
sble trade Journal published ut Salem.
In It's issue OF December 18th. has tho
following item among others ON page
~. under the heading what tho
Railroads are Doing"
Contracts have been let for the
extension OF the Oregon Trunk from
Its present terminus. bend. TO La
Pine. some forty miles"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14

Petition fos liquor license 70
soil. exchange. o. othssviss dispose
OF sDiritaous. malt. or viaoas iieuoss.
or fsrmsntsd cider. commonly kaovs
~ hard Cider" q Altanoat Tavern.
klamath County. aad STATE Of Ore
gon.
To the Hoa. W. .. wesSsa, Js1ss q
the County Cosst ee ths Cossiy se
klamath. state OF Oregon. aud 10
q. 7. Summers and G. q. Merrill.
commissioasss for ths County ana
Sssts aforesaid. and ths Cousty Couss
of said County:
We. the undsrsisnod. legal voters
and residents Of Mills Addition Pro-
e'nct. klamath County. STATE OF
Oregon. would respectfully petition
that liquor Iiceass bs granted 10
l. u. Smell 70 sell. exchange. or other
wise dispose OF spirituous, malt or
'inous liquors. or fsrmsntsd cider, |
commonly known ~ hard cider" In |
Quantities less than ono gallon. at
Aitamont Tavern In said Precinct.
That said iicsuse be granted 10 the
party Aforesaid Tor . period of
twelve months from aud after tho
date OF the granting Of said license
and each for himself says: That 1
have personally slgnsd this pseitioa
and that my rssidsncs ana votias
rTec'nct IL correctly written after my Il
name, and that ! have been aa "a.
luai resident OF Mills Addition Pre-.
slnct' In klamath County. ststs Of
oregon for . period Of more thar
'h'rty days Immediately preceding
NO signing Of this pstition.
Name Preslnak
!. II. Brown. Mills Addition.
>. A. Warner. Mills Addition.
A. Turner Mills Addition.
y. 7. irwin Nills Addition.
QUO shoenfsld Mills Addition
John cablar. Mills Addition.
Arthur q. Doris Mills Addition.
shelby Maui Mills Addition.
l.. y. Phillips Mills Addition.
.. ". Trsmsl Mills Addition
u J. Hughes Mills Addition.
sohn Jaqusss Mills Addition.
sam Warner. Mills Addition.
= 4. Warner Mills Addition.
= =. Irwin Mills Addition.
! W. Arnold Nilis Adlitieu
'ona y. schmits Mills Addition.
H. barfoot. Mills Addition.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
EATON STARTS 4 FIGHT At SALEM
,con,inued from Page -

(Continued from Page ~
Of the appointments on all commit.
tees. taking the power Of distributing
psums out Of the hands Of the speaker.
Senator Perkins Was appolntsd ~
head OF the ways and means commit
tee.
Other appointments of the senate
we're the following chsirmen: Judi
eiary. Moser; revision Of laws. King:
banking Affairs. Butler: agriculture.
Ragsdals.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14

The kiats~a Clubs pre- Lentsa"
hop viii BE- held Tuesday evening.
January ssth. II the White Pelican
hotsL Il was the Intention 10 xise
the dance the following evening. out
this was changed on account OF con-
nict with ajLyesam entertainment
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
COMING GAMES
WILL Be FAST
HIGH sCHoo,. noys' AND GIRLS
nAsKKrnsiL TEAMS rRAcTsc.
ING pAiLV roR GAINES wsrM
MsproRp mlGm TUESDAY

Hard practice 10 tho order Of the
day With tho varsity and coed bAs-
kctbaii squads of the klamath county
hish school. preliminary to the games
with Medford High at tho fsyiiilon
Tuesday night. Daily paetie. from
now on has been ordered BY Coach
Morrison.
Several members Of the town ioam
are praeticing afternoons vi,h IN.
high school squad. This Affords the
Independents a good opportunity fer
practice. and greatly assists tho high
school In perfectlns lu team work.
There viii BE- tao game. here Tues.
day evening. tho boys and girls Of
Mrdford high school each beiax rep.
resented BY a team. These orranisa.
ticns have proven almost invineisi.
In tho Rogue River VALLEY.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14

No action regarding . nrs alarm
was taken BY the council last night
AZ there were M, enough counciln,ep
present % make quorum. Doty. Saw
'des' Ovens and Crislsr bsiax the
only onss present. The matter viii
be taken up At Mondays meeting Of
the council.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
TAKING
M|D-YtAR EXAMS
rEsrs melp N rME p,pfsRh>r
GRADES oF rWn GRAMMAR
scmools--s,oMrW oaAns ~.
AN THURSDAY

Tho mid.,erm examinations aro es'
ins held In the local grammar school.
and all grades are At work on tho
tests. rhese will eon,lnas all wess.
The eighth grade pupils viii take
their examinations rhursday and rri.
day. The questions for this tee, are
prepared by the depaltmen, Of public
Instruction.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
new BUILDING
FOR DISTRICT
TAXPAYERS or FOE VALLEY
VOTE si.soO BOxDs-srRUc.
TuRE WILL BE COMMENCED
THIS SPRING

District No. 30 in Poo Valley Is Z,
bays a new school house. Al q meet.
Ing OF the taxpayers OF the district
sptnrday, a bond Issue Of $1,000 was
voted.
The school viii be built ss soon as
Inc weather permits. II will replace
tho present building.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
JUSTICE GOWEN
MARR|ES SQUAW
NEw MA0lsTRArE PERFORaas
ms FIRST MARRIAGES N ORE.
CON. AND orrlCIArEs IN rHls
CAPACITY FOR F,Rsr Ts,aE
SINCE IN

T. w. Gowsn. justice OF tho peace
for Linkvills district. performed hin
nrst marriage ceremony Monday.
whom he united Warren shslllock and
Mrs. Annie BeaL Both reside % the
reservation near ChIioauia.
This 10 not the arst marriage esre-
mony performed By Judge 0owen. He
WAS justice Of the peace in wiseon-
sin before coming to Oregon. but ths,
was over forty years ago.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
GRAND ARMY AND
v. R. c..INsTAll
IN ADDITION No JOINT cnaxao.
M. INrEREsrsN0 PWo0RAM
AND RAxQuEF N ENsoYED ny
VETERANS AND FRIENDS

One Of the most enjoyable fraternal
exercises held In klamath Falls was
the Installation cercmoaiss Of y. b.
Sprasue Post No. ts. Grand Army OF
the Republic. and sprasns Chapter
women's Relief Corps. The sxsr.
cises we're held In I. 0. o. =. hall.
and upwards Of 100 we're In attend
Anco.
Andrew kirschner - past COM
mander Installed o. A. stsarns. the
new Post Commander. and the new
oricer Installed the following: Adju-
tAnt. Andrew Kirsehnsr; senior Vice
Commander. u. 4. ssits: Odlcsr OF
the Day. 3. b. Ramsby.
The following Relief corps olacers
we're Installed By Mr.. Stsarns: Senior
Vice. Hsarissta Brookasld: Junior
Vice. LasIls stsarns; CAaEiain. Min-
nis l. sargeas: Treasurer. Elisabsth
Jehnson: Musician. Marian ouith:
Prsss Correspondent. Della Arnold:
Secretary. Cecilia BogardIs-
AZ the close Of the Installation csrs-
mcaiss. highly Interesting program
vas rsadsrsd. Including selections By
The q. A. r. afs and rum corps. the
Tindal arehsstra. q short address BY
w. }. Shaver and solos By Myrtle
Ransby and Marian Smith.
Following the program the assem-
blass sathsrsd round the tables In
the dining room. whore q sumptoua
banquet vas served by the Relief
Cosps.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
r,.m,u M,us Aaai,ioa,

! rrsm,n Mills Addition
A. g. barrett silis Addition
!, }. Jors.ason Mi'ls Aaal'ion'
J., A. ils=thera Mills Addition
W. u, Fio,d Mills Addition
James Ration Mills Addition
NJ, II, A,hsas Mills Addition
&. q. sasli Aiila Adai,len.
John T., Meier Mills Addl'iaa'
], ". rhompsoa Mills Addl,'o1'
q. n. Mefssner Mllls Adaisioa
Frank Williams Mills Aaal,lon
A. MCcabe Mills Addi,ioa
c. nsn Mills Additea
prans.s wllllAms Mills Adal,lea
wianis Johnson Mills Addition
MsaA Leafs Mills Mills Addi,ios
Mrs.. q. J. klak Mitls Addition
\. h. Miller Mlils Addiiioa
y. psty Mills Additlos
T. u. saeli MIlls Aadision
waia A. rutnsr Msll. Ada'slon
1, E Lucas Mliis Addi,loa
Geo. A. nell Mills Adiilioa
l.. l.Ammlns Mllls Addition
n. h. Lewis Mills Aaditloa
}, l.. Meier Mills Additioa
a, ". Osborne Niila Addition
h. n. kifAsadaii Mills Addltloa
J. u. wiz Mills Addl,ioa
Martha oroabss Mills AdaI,ica
". n. Thompsou Mllls Addiiioa
Jasvsr Iiiiiefts Mills Aadislea
r. J. IIsliamy Mills Aaaitioa
A. J. wssId Miiis Adaisica
fr.d ngssmAn Mills Addlslcs
r, nastmsa Mills AaaiIioa
usorgs narfman Mills Addltioa
Frank Howard Milk Addilioa
&. {. Warden Milk Addisioa
W. A. i.Anssii Mllls AaditIos
W. "a. Mcclure Mlils Aaaluoa
W. pouey Mills Adaitios
u. ", Mo.s.nof Mills Additioa
u. b. Darkes Milis Additioa
Z, q. Grouse Mills Addi,ioa
Iva Wizard Mills Addisioa
Mfs, Oeomsssn.s Mills Aaai,ioa
q, Pros Mllls Addi,ios
y. u. caIi Mills Aditlon
e, DooT Nlils Addltloa
J. J i.Auxalla MIils Addition
W. Mecaes Milis Addition
G. D. ufey Kills Asl,ioa
!. &, CATER Mills Additlon
y. Heard Mills Addition
y. ,. ssLmitx Mills Addition
W, u. hell Mills Aasilioa
kmil sshirsssi Miiis Adaillaa
7. ". Johnsoa Mills AddItica
otis Webb Mills Additica
A. wsstsaii Kills Aadiiloa
Carts Nelson Mills Addiiica
A. Miller Mills Addition
q. u. jasper Mills Addlsios
u. Round Mills Aaaitioa
J. A. Grimes Mliis Additica
\. ,. Aiehsisss hiiis Aaasllca
chAs Hsmaksr Miiis Aadisiea
frank poohin Mills Addition
Sam Hamilton Mills Additioa
FRANK Duffey Mills Addition
Ton Duffsy Mills Aaaltloa
n. l. Allison Mills Aadisloa
Deunis Provo Mills Aadsioa
A. Dodinni Miits Aadi,ioa
y. n. Edwards uiils Addition
L. v. Duffsy Mills Addition
q. G. Martin Mills Addition
Denny Provo Mills Addition
Jay ,. Assnt Mills Addition
w. A. Stiles Mills Addition
Amsiie shosnfsid Mills Addition
v. Nssschslm Mills Addition
Notice IL hereby given that n
rexoinx petition win oa the 5th ds
FseruAry. 1919 at ths hour Of I
''oeh A. y. ef ssid az % - ses
creafssr ns the same may bs hear.
presented 10 the County Court a
. State Of Oregon. for the Count
klamath.
Dated klamath Falls. Oregon Jan
1919.
L. u. sNxi.L. Appiieaa,
'-3-s n
- ------------------------.
Nostee
Ice Of tho Treasurer Of klamath
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14

"a Sutton was In from his ranch
Monday. attending 70 business iptsr.
ests In the county seat.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14

County Commissioner Guy Merrill
came IN from Merrill last night, and
today the county court IL In session.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
TAFT PICKS A.
FEW OFFICIALS
NOMINATIONS I'd FILL vAcAx.
CHS IN PEDERAL ovyIcEs IN
OREGON ARE SENT I'd rHE
SENATE ny THE PREslDENr

United Press Service
WASHINGTON. d. c.. Jan. a.
President Taft today sent to the sen.
ate the following nominations Of Ore.
gon officials;
Collector Of customs at Portland
John Burgard.
United States Marshal. District OF
0regon--E. G. Kirkpatrick.
Collector Of customs 1t Astoria
Frank Jarkss.
Postmaster at Portiand-Thomas
McCusksY.
Postmaster 1t Astoria Car
nsy.
Postmaster At Rossburs-P. W.
Haynes.
Postmaster At La Grande-- >. II.
Pears.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14

John A. purss 10 In from Marys-
vile Ia the Interests Of tho Standard
OH company.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14

We are nov prepared 10 serve the
Genuine ouslle Crawfish. direct from
the famous Quslls cravfish House Of
Pertiaad. Orr. They are absolutely
frssh and eanaot b beat.
opsa each nisht until ~ ,. n
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14

Mrs. Fred Beck Of Yonna Valley IL
the guest Of Mrs. o. A. stssras.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14

Nestee
once Of tho Treasurer Of klamath
County. December ~. 1919.
Notice IL hereby given that there
a'e funds Ia tho county treasury Tor
tho redemption Of ali general fund
warrants protested prior 10 Aprl 4.
1910
interest Will cease from tbls date.
December 81. 1919.
CLAUDE DAGGETT.
County Treasurer.
i2-s7-i2th f-3-p.Isr
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1913-01-14
S35O.OO CASH

sssys . so"i taslss- ios In Nishols -.
dssso~. u iie~ s~ss se . s~w and
ssssrssy ssodess nvc-roem bsss~io~.
asd u b os The lover. II h sioo.eo
'o~ev is ps'ee thss ssyshiss II shc
s~sshboshec'i. u ~iii psy yos se In.
vesstGsse.
COJf
a.: Main NJ. pho.e an,
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
PRESIDENT signs Bill
MAKING 1900 OFFICES
Urgent Deficiency Measure Approved
and Deputy Marshals and Collectors
Now Become Party Patronage.
MR.. WILSON ISSUES STATEMENT

President Wilson today signed the
urgency deficiency appropriation bill, a
clause of which eXempts from the provi-
sions of the civil service law the po-
sitions of l.2O0 deputy United States mar
shals and collectors OF internal revenue.
At the same time the White House
made public a memorandum, in which
the President declared that his act did
not signify an intention to permit the
spoils system to creep back into the
government service. He called attention
to the fact that at any time he again
MAJ by executive order cover the posi-
tioEs into the service.
The memorandum accompanying the
Presidents signature was as follows:
Il am convinced. after a careful eXam-
ination of the facts. that the offices of
deputy collector and deputy marshal
were never intended to be included under
the ordinary provisions of the civil ser
vice lew. The control of the whole
method and spirit of the administration
of the provision of this bill. which con-
Germs the appointment OF these officers,
is no less entirely in my hands than IL
was before the bill became law; my
warm advocacy and support, both OF
the principle and of the bona fide prac-
tice Of civil service reform is known to
the whole country. and there is no dan
ger that the spoils system will creep in
with my approval or connivance.
CSigEed) WOODROW WILSON"
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
FILIPINOS AND INDIANS,
SUBJECTS OF SPEAKERS
Lake Mohonk Conference Opens and
viii Urge Action for Protection
Against Grafters.

MOhonk Lake, ~. Y. Oct Phillip
pine problems shared with Indian affairs
the chief interest Of the thirty-first an
nuaI Lake MohOnk Conference on Friends
OF the Indian and other Dependent Peo-
Piles. which opened here today. Dr. FL
mer Ellsworth Brown, chancellor of New
York University, presided.
The leading feature OF the Indian pro-
gram will be a discussion of conditions
among the so-called five civilized tribes
in Oklahoma, particularly of the ques-
ton of protecting full-blooded and minor
Indians from the ruthless exploitation by
grafters. that caused, a stir in Congress
last winter.
Members OF the Oklahoma delegation in
Congress, officials OF the tribes con-
oerned, representatives of the Indian
Service. and private citizens OF Okla
homa will participate.
The Philippine discussions will deal
with questions of administration and the
independence issue raised by the Jones
bill. and the treatment OF the Moros and
other pagan tribes Of the islands. Maj.
Gen. Leonard Wood, chief of stan, U.
s. A. is expected to speak on the last
named subject.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
HOUSE LIMIT OF $50
OBJECT OF RESOLUTION
Representative Hull Would Have Rati'
fed a Constitutional Amendment
Preventing Membership Increase.

A constitutional amendment prohibiting
an increase in the size OF the House be-
yond $50 members will be proposed in a
resolution soon to be introduced by Rep
resentative CoTdell Hull of Tennessee.
Under the apportionment based upon
the last census the House is now COM
posed of 4S5 members. At the rate the
population of the country is increasing, it
is estimated that the House, il the present
unit of representation was continued
would in twenty years number somewhere
between 500 and 600 members. Mr.. Hull
and other leaders believe that the House
is large enough as 1t is, and that any
substantial increase in.-the personnel
would retard rather than promote the
public business.
II is pointed out that even when Con-
gress is running full blast I'm midsessions
il is exceedingly difficult at times to Sc
cure the attendance of a quorum, and
that for the last three weeks, despite
strenuous efforts on the part of leaders,
ii has been found impossible to induce
majority to return to Washington. So
Mr.. Hull and others believe that the time
is opportune to place limitation on the
size OF the House through the medium Of
a constitutional amendment.
They are. hopeful that by the time the
reapportionment is made the Constitution
will have been so changed as to prevent
the adoption of a unit of representation
materially increasing the personnel of the
lower branch OF Congress.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
BEILISS CASE MADE
TEXT OF RESOLUTION
Senator Lewis Of Illinois Would Have
Government Seek to Prevent Rus
sian Persecution of Jews.

Senator James Hamilton Lewis of uli-
ncis yesterday introduced in the Senate a
resolution protesting against the perse-
cution OF Mendel Beiliss, the Russian
Jew. charged with having murdered a
Christian youth that he might use his
blood in a religious sacrifice.
The resolution declares that the con-
slant and relentless persecution of Jews
bv the Russians is bringing thousands
Of them to the United States, where they
must be cared for, and for that reason
this government is directly interested in
the Beiliss trial. and it urges formal
protest by the United States against the
continuance of the trial
The resolution quotes the Mosaic law
to prove that blood sacrifices are specifl-
cally forbidden by the Jews, and con-
cluded:
Resolved by the Senate. That it looks
with disfavor upon the prosecution Of
the Beiliss case, and that the proper
officers of the government be directed
to use the good Offices of the United
States with Russia that the unjust ''rit-
usl murder charge against the Jewish
people at large. and Mendel Beiliss. in
particular, be withdrawn"
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
READING FILES ANSWER
TO GOVERNMENT SUIT
Both Railway and Coal Companies
Deny Any Attempt to Re-
strain Trade.

Philadelphia, Oct 22-The Philadelphia
and Reading Railway Company. the Phil
adelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com
pany. the Reading and the Wilmington
and Northern Railroad Company. leading
defendants in the governments suit to
dissolve the Anthracite coal trust" to-
day filed separate answers in the United
States District Court. I'm which a general
denial is made that they formed an illegal
combination TO sti1e competition in the
sale and transportation OF anthracite
coal.
Each answer makes a detailed denial,
so far as the governments allegations
are concerned, asserting that none of the
companies are directly or indirectly a
party to any agreement seeking either to
control the output or the marketing of
anthracite coal
The Reading Company, in its answer.
admits that it is the holding company of
the coal and iron company and controls
nearly all the capital stock Of the VIII
mington and Northern Railroad, the
Schuylkill Navigation Company, and the
Central Railroad of New Jersey. It also
is declared that the reorganization of tine
railway company and of the coal and iron
company in 1886 was for the purpose of
saving and conserving the large invest
ments OF the public, and that the reor-
ganization is legal under the laws of
Pennsylvania, and therefore should not
be attacked as an illegal combination.
Denial is made by the Reading Company
that the purchase of the majority of
stock of the railroads was for the pur-
pose OF sitting competition.
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
Cure
For Sciatica
Painful Form of Rheumatism
Quickly Overcome.

Those sharp darting pains that char
scteriZe sciatic rheumatism should be
treated in the blood. And by using
S. S. S. you not only get relief but a cure
S. S. s. has the peculiar action Of soak
ing through the intcstines directly into
the blood. In five minutes its influence Is
at work in every artery. vein. and tiny
capillary. Every membrane. every organ
of the body. every emunctory becomes in
effect a filter to strain the blood OF i'm
purities. The stimulating properties Of
S. s. s compel the skin, liver, bowels,
kidneys and bladder to all work to the
one end Of casting out every irritating.
every pain-infiicting atom Of poison; 1t
dislodges by irrigation all accumulations
in the joints, causes acid accretions to
dissolve, renders them neutral and scat
tiers those peculiar formations in the
nerve centers that cause such mystifying
and often banning rheumatic pains.
And, best OF al, this remarkable remedy
is welcome to the weakest stomach. II
YOU have drugged yourself until your
stomach is nearly paralyzed, you win be
astonished to find that s. s. 8. gives no
sensation but goes right to work. This
is because It is a pure vegetable infusion,
is taken naturally into your blood just as
pure air Is inhaled naturally into your
lungs.
You can get s. S. S. at any drug store.
s. 8. s. is standard remedy. recognized
everywhere as the greatest blood anti
dote ever discovered. II yours is Pc
culia- case and you desire special in
formation. write to The Swift Specific
Co. 221 Swift Bldg, Atlanta. Ga
The Washington herald., 1913-10-23
SOUTHERN WOMEN
ASSAIL AMBASSADOR
United Daughters Of the Confederaey
Attack Walter T. Page for
Statements in Book.

Atlanta, Ga. Oct. 22.-walter T. Page.
American Ambassador TO Great Britain,
was attacked bitterly by the delegates
at the meeting of the United Daughters
Of the Confederacy, in session here to-
day. Following a speech by Mrs. Walter
Lamar. president of the association, a
resolution condemning Mr.. Page and his
recent book, The Southerner." was
adopted unanimously. Mrs. Lamar said:
MIR. Page is a Southerner and how a
man with Southern blood in his veins
could have written such a book is more
than / can understand. We do not Oh
ject to the truth. but We do object to
falsehoods and false caricature. such as
Mr.. Page has INDUCED in"