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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
SEES SETTLEMENT OF ALL DIFF.
FERENcEs AND MORE
HARMONY.
Says u Should Not Only Have charqe
OF American n National Leagues
But Feds and Minors

NEW YORK, March 2l-With a
view TO settling the differences be,
tween organized baseball and The Fed,
eral league, President David l.. Fultz
or b Baseball Players Fraternity. TO.
day suggested that a board OF arb
traitors be appointed by the warning
factions. His idea is hat such a
board should settle territorial rights
as well al the rights TO players.
In addition IL should outline broad
principles for the future government
OF baseball me assist in the formation
OF a governing body OF Representatives
OF the National. American. Federal
and minor leagues. the players and the
public. acting through the Baseball
Writers association. In his opinion.
such an arrangement would stand ap.
proved by the courts. the players and
b public; free the game from crit.
cism and launch II upon an era OF
prosperity such as 1t has never before
known.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
CLUB ORGANIZED
Layne A. c. Meets and Organizes FOR
the Coming Season. VIII Have
Best Club In Year,.

a meeting for the organization OF
the Layne Athletic Club Of Bellaire
ill be held this week. Last year the
Layne Club had one OF the best ANA
teur teams In the Valley and made a
reputation for themselves. For the
coming season they challenge any
team within a radius of 90 miles for
games. To arrange games write Jas.
Mooney No. f32. Thirty-nnh street.
Bellaire. Ohio The following players
are requested to report a. the Pr.
toonth street ball park for practice on
Saturday, March 81. AZ 2 O'Clock q.
M. n Wagner. ~ Warner. a.. uofub.
W LOTUS. r Hell. j. Krebhs. r up-
perman. J Mooney. G. Jarrett. g..
Hummel. " Stevens. ~ Goodman.
any other players wishing 90 try for
positions on the team are requested fo
export at The park for practice ON the
9th
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
CHARLESTON WINS
State Basket Ball Championship Over
Other High School Teams
at Buekhannon.

BY clean. consistent playing. and
presenting an article OF basket ball
that was unbeatable. Charleston high
school Saturday evening defeated the
Wellsburg high team for the state
Championship The Charleston BOYS
piled up a score OF 80 against their
opponents "a for the final victory. The
score Of the games played Saturday
was:
Wellsburg. 80: Salem. is.
Weston. %: C~larksburE, L.
Parkersburg. IL: Charleston. 70.
Fairmont. Is; Fairview. %.
Wellsburg. %: Weston. IL.
Charleston. 30: Fairmont, 10
Charleston. %: Fairmont. 10.
Charleston. So; Wellsburg. "a.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22

Stamm-O. h. Hardman. Spencer:
John &. Shaw. West Liberty. "A. l..
Barham, \. G. Bartlett. Clarksburg:
Geo. E Uunnin. Lewistown. W. I.
Stump. Palestine.
MeLure-Lynn G. Doyle. Morgan
town; II. l. Burlington. B~arnesville.
o.: ID. u. Bothers and wife. Marietta.
o.; J. b. Catlett. Clarksburg: W. NJ.
Bryatn. Fsirmont.
Grand centraI-wmlam 5 Bailey,
St Clairsville, o.; w. Il. Campbell.
Chartered.
sruns~iek-S. l. Cupp. Romney. W.
{. Bisant, GAINESVILLE, T. IA. Howell.
GAINESVILLE. o.; =. a. Hess. Fairmont:
W. A Egan. Claysville. Pa.
removed to the North Wheeling hos.
pital yesterday. where she will under
80 an operation today.
Mrs. Harry Stroebel OF Warwood.
who has been confined TO the North
Wheeling hospital returned To her
home yesterday.
Miss May Robinson Of Martins
Ferry who underwent an operation al
he North Wheeling hospital some
days ago. returned TO her home yes.
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Kirkbridge
have returned from a visit al Parkers.
burE.
Mr. James Burkett Of Pittsburgh. is
visiting relatives on the South Side.
Hon. l. NJ. Stephens. formerly of
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
WESLEYAN'S SOUTHERN BASEBALL
TRIP WILL BEGIN ON TUESDAY
FIRST GAME WILL BE PLAYED
WITH TIE MID
Ten Games wnI Ne Played on the Trip.
. Finishing with Aprn J, At
Auburn. Ala

BUCKHANNON. March 2i-Thres
days before the team Is scheduled to
leave on the big southern trip the Wes.
leyan baseball schedule was announced
here today II L. one hat has as its
features the big trip above referred TO
and In certainly an Improvement In ev-
cry respect over any ever range FOR
Wesleyan heretofore The sort of show
Ing that will be made on the southern
Jaunt this year. h rather p~roblemeticRL
On It's face the team Is as strong as that
which started the journey last year. ana
on account Of the fact that "A better
bunch OF fighters" seems lined up for
the campaign. IL Is certain that there
viii be none OF Grabbing" that charac-
termed some OF the games last year.
year are unE IL IL true. but that
should be all the more in favor OF the
From the present outlook stansbury.
MORRISON and Wagner will be the main
stays Of the pitching stan: Singleton
shumakef viii hold down the rfss bag
Miller. Chapman, Looney. Heavier. and
.. Will night 10 out for second
and third between them. and Neale will
play short In the outaeld. Daniels
seems the only man certain to be picked.
lie should be a sensation this year, and
the other " gardeners will be picked
from Kellison. o .shumaker. Heavier.
and a number OF others. who's clnssin-
cation Is not vet clear The main con
eTs vail ~dRRdoGbts5iyu 1 b. o' 9ss OR bittiSe
strenEth OF the candidates. The selec-
ton OF the additional pitching aid lies
between Allen OF last years squad and
SnOdgrass.
Ths team leaves Tuesday afternoon
and will go via Washington to Annapolis
where the Navy II met and then will
turn southwark Tor ten days OF in-cessant
playing.
n soshduia
The complete scneduie follows:
Games at HONS.
april :, M~uhlenburg College
April 20 and "a. Washington and JEFF
May 5 and 6. Marshall College.
May 20 and p. Chinese University Of
May 2s and 20. Bethany College.
June 4. West Virginia University.
June - and Is, Pittsburgh ColleEians.
Games Away Prom Home.
March -, L s Naval Academy at An
March z5, y. c. a. and NJ College At
March &c. trinity College at Durham.
March p and 20. South Carolina at
March 90. Newbsrry College at New
March 81 south Carolina Presbyterian
College at clinton. s. e.
Aprii woonord college ~ spartans-
April 2 and ,. Tech. At Auburn. Ala
May 10. NJ. ~. Mays College at En-
May n. Dickinson College at Carlisle.
May II. Lafayette college. at Easton.
May -. M~uhienburg College at Allen
Nay ~. Unsettled
May IS -susquAhanna University al
May 81. west Virginia University a,
June. {. vast Virginia University a,
C~unrksburE. ". Va.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
DOUBLE WRESTLING
BILL MAY Be NEXT
ROLLER WILL MEET aopovER-
OLGA. II A6YHIAN CHoM-
PIoN. hAECH az.
Stranger" Lewis Will ne Matched
Against B~fichaioff. Euasfan Nat
Man. Probably.

In all likelihood the next wrestInr
match viii b. staged in this city on
Monday. March 20. between Ir b. D.
Roller. present American champion. and
lllias G~odoverdica the syrian cham,
pl"u. This announcement was made b.
Promoter d. o. Sanduw yesterday Tf
Bis Injuries viii permit hts euteriu the
game az that time. Dr. Is also probable
that I'd stranger Lewis viii meet
Ivan Mirhalufi The Russian C1ssark. ur
The same evening
To Ia The intention OF Promoter San.
dow FOB have both these matches staged
on Oh. same evening boz the nature 1f f.
double header and already r. number 10
requests Tor sect -reHrrNauuUa have been
wntr.
nr Roller faf saturday for Sew York
CITY. where nn viii spend this week.
~HftaudlrE fI business matters Lewis
afI.| in OBJ. rfF arc VIII remain until
after fhH r.sF match DOB case ffa fr.
JurIre VIII permit bis wrestling 8f fFa.
time
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
HORSEMEN LEAVE
Local Men Leave To Inspect Stables
IN the Blue Grass Region. May
Bring Back Blooded Stock.

A party Of local horsemen left yes-
terday for Lexington. Ky. wher tnev
viii Inspect the construction OF the
stables Of the Riding Club a. that
place. Those In the party were Messrs
charles y Hancher. Julian Sweeney
Wilson Burress and G.. W. Lutz. me
party viii inspect the stables Of the
Lexington Club. with views as 10
building something Of the same ma
ture here They will also uEefy
bring back some nne blooded stock
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
ELECT PHILLIPS
Hsmsd ManaFsr Of ". ". o. nanstb.u
yam Tor EeHf Wear-Ofhar Us~
uoua Also Held.

M't'ANTHffN 49, Va. March 81
E' l..I.. was elected MANAGE .f.
'na varsity BASKETBALL team - 49,.
~ n meeting uf West NfrrfrfH ATM.
.IMWIffrc last night WIT Tusa
OF iNEan vs. We and H a. rr1rfr.
W' elected resistant marHrara To-
t. ~ vac voted fn rrfr- fra.
meet 90 Dol hrId .u UHrtFrr
l ri. providing Chat date fIf uUf
ninfe Win arH baseball FHmaa TNa
r'Wrrn Marietta WsaIa.Hr orH.
~ Hna sanctioned
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
GAME AND FISH
LAWS AMENDED
or AMENDMENTS SENT
OUT BY STATE GAME
wA3DHu
All Hunters Must Obtain LAosnsss-opsn
season on Many Animals Changed
by Legislature

State Forest. Fish and Game Warden
J. A Nieuesney OF BelinEton. has is
sued a synopsis Of amendment TO IN.
game and Ash laws made At the recent
regular session Of the Legislature. These
Smsndments Will lake effect MAY p.
LAOsnss Rsquirsmsnta
1t L necessary to obtain a license be-
To hunt in county OF residence. a IL.
Sehse - required. but must be issued by
clerk o. county court. free OF charge -
10 hunt In any or all other countis-
!. we st.te. ekGSPt county Of residence.
Ihs onon-rssident license Zee to hunt
.tnnsturaIiEed foreigners are prohibit.
~ y nuhting or carrying a gun for
10 license can be issued 20 a minor
e"nssnt =, 10 years without the
guardian Of such minor.
Open Seasons.
The open seasons on game are as fol
Deer with horns over four niche.
longlLOctober rs to December 1
squirrel lgray. black. red and foND-
September 10 20 December l.
ha9bit-October 10 to January !
Red FoH. Raccoon. Min and sk41k-
NgyembeT 1 70 January l.
,,snE-No open season until May %.
Il is felony to XIII any elk or ehas.
NNfr with dogs
The rabbit red fox. raccoon. mink and
skunk may be killed by the properly
owner. his Lona-hde tenant or arert o,
nis W premises az any time iu any
birds.
Quail LNirginia partHdEeI-Noyem-
Yer D % December 4
Pheasant tHune1 gr0uaeI. Wild Tur.
keyZgctobcr 15 10 De-embsT
l. y, iia nncs Goose or Hrant-October
woodcock October Q 20 December
b.rr q, orIslon q s]andpiper. septsm.
ssssilb~sSs6Sgs},soTg.sf' 10 : 90 20 b B.ssss%%&ssr L
NO open season on Wood DUCK
rish.
Trout or land lock FaImur.ArrU a.,
lslst All other species OF nar.
Dc unls sfuI 10 catch Ooh Ir any way
ehNept With hook and line. Including
t-ot inss with hooks not less thar rv
: unlawful 90 have iu possession
OF maintain anywhere within fH|a
'T gn 91y w'ts-s subject o. tro
ae..gs whereby hsh uas na raEfr NJ
nag limits.
.aE limits are aa follows
~ one day-i2 quail @ ruled rngaa
z Wild turkeys ~ squirrels 2- 7f..ff
4e season % quail 20
-'.A WIZ fIrEHFa 700 squirrels.
Trapping.
"a o. unlawful OF any rm. tl ast any
flafe ~ fraI Hn fHr enclosed Hr ImuH.#
~ lands ~ another. without one rrrraas
~ fN" owner .r tenant Hf
such nrH H Ia urIuufHI 10 Hr. Hmr
aft Hr maintain ans HffHI Hr .rrI#v
peaf tray nr the lands uf another
uountisa
The fHII.HIrr EU.rf|aH H.s .r...
H.n Wildcat. EHh"Hf or #HfHm.#Hf
~ ~. Zach hauE except fHs aHrrI.s nr
mouse nnwF p. UrufH. each rrFFf horned
20 cents. each crow TH "HrfH
tHWr.FI Hu fund.-. WIN H. arnH|.H"a
I paid r.r EIIIrr Hr. -
.. foregoing ."HrIHf... #H.#.HI. Cd. U..H.
before IHuuaT. d. IHIE
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
DAVE Says
Clothes FOR young men.

And that little word Of three let
tiers means a whole lot 70 you.
IL means that the makers OF
these clothes have in mind your
youth, your energy, ambition and
optimism in mind from the first
plan to the finish Of every gar
ment. The result is every garment
has a character that is distinctive
Come to us, you men who want
to dress differently without over
taxing your pocketbook and well
show you Kraus-Made clothes tina,
will fit you as if cut to your meas.
ure-that will suit you as il de-
signed TO your order-that will
give you service worth twice what
you pay.
The new Spring styles are in.
Weather for to-day-Fair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
ATHLETICs MASCOT
DIES WILL WWoWM

PHILADELPHIA. March 81
Louis Van IaIaf. who acted as
mascot fUr Tho Tm|TmTafuHIn
American league baseball team
'.r 1--WE seasons died nf bite home
here fHIHH HH uHr 90 years ola.
hu| HIa rrIufE wac afurfaf tV
.n .Irrf % ears ESQ The
~Af.'ffi.H were Ir o. slump In 1000
uHrr Connie MACK arw tho UffIr
frufr Watching H game from the
.f.n. above fHH u.HE ara HHrHuf
I|r invited Van faIat fu acc a. Haf
E end later secured u IrIfurm
fHr H.m
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
DRIVEN INSANE sY SLAUGHTER.

LONDON. March p. Il 30 p. m
Driven insane by British artillery nre
which moved down their comrades.
800 German infantrymen were remOy-
ed 10 an asylum near AiXla-Chapello
after the battle OF Neuve Chappile,
according TO a dispatch from Amster-
dam 10 the Exchange Telegraph com
pany. An unnamed German officer Is
quoted a. saying that the casualties
eqUalled those OF Waterloo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
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Lrs Iri.r riFr school N rsr-544
tlI .... DE basket ball araa8n bv
hI'F ODE Earr.aE.Ie hIFh school al
iaru...I'.. Er.fsH n|rFf Trr mUr
h.NH closed THEW Frm. arF.fu'.
i riH| rlEhf Boz putting Do ..er 1n
'N' ..uH ..I ...~HIUEIHnH
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22

stituted at ~Parkersburg yesterday. A
number OF the members from the To-
cal lodge were present including Rab-
bi Morris Lazaron. Leon b. Stein. r.
A. Moss. Henry NJ. Front. ]. Isenberg
and Frank Yaffe.
BUNDLES READY FOR DIsTRL
BUTiON-The Bundle Day committee
will begin today 20 distribute packages
20 The needy. The articles have been
~tuHigated, assorted. renovated and are
now ready for use. Inc committee has
extended a vote OF thanks TO all who
assisted in making Bundle Day a sue.
cess.
ODD FELLOWS HELD VISTA.
TloN-Ths Odd Fellows OF the local
district held their fifth visitation
meeting on Saturday evening I'm the
Odd Fellows building. corner OF
Twelfth and Chapline streets About
one hundred and fifty Odd Fellows
were present and a splendid program
was rendered. After which refresh.
ments were served followed by a so
cial session.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22
CLUB BANQUET
Members Of the Wheeling Motorcyeie
Club VIII Give Cup ard Saucer
Shower This evening FOR

flana are now complete for the CUP
and saucer shower that viii b. rIyen
This evening in tho Club oufur bv mo
WheelinE Motorcycle Club mrmbara
y X DurEne. Representative 0f fla
Harley Davidson company will DO bob
attendance a. euoat % honor Aside
from Tho banquet a splendid program
hss been arranged Tor tho evening
and al mowbers are urged fr come
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-03-22

And that little word Of three let
tiers means a whole lot 70 YOU.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-11-12
NO LONGER "sHEEP COUNTRY"
Beaverhead county's Cattle Worth
More Than Sheep, According to
Treasurers Records.

Dillon.-$9, 1853, is the total asses
sed valuation of all property in Beav-
erhead, county, according to the re-
cords on the books of county treasurer,
Fred Rife. The total taxes to BIO collec-
ted amount to 1921 ,497.05, which is an
increase of $4,000 over the amount col
lected last year, although the tax levy
has been decreased u mill in the
county and IN mills in the city. The
increase in the taxes despite the re-
duction in the tax levy is accounted
for by the rapid development of the
county's agricultural resources and ex-
pansion of all lines Of commercial en-
deavor.
While 1t is the general opinion that
Beaverhead county is sheep coun.
try this opinion is displaced by the
treasurer's records, which show that
the cattle in the county are worth
more than four times as much as the
sheep. There are 65,6S6 head 70 cat
tie in Beaverhead county, worth ST.
S38,491, while 1874 head of sheep
are assessed at $421,O 66, or at least
one-fourth less than the assessed valu.
alton of the cattle.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-11-12
TO PROTECT PLANT LIFE
Postal Authorities Issue Regulations
Governing Transportation of Seeds
and Products BY Mail.

Anaconda.-In order to prevent the
spread of contagious disease of plants
through scale and other agencies harm
full to plant life, the postal authorities
have issued regulations governing the
transportation of plants, plant products
and seeds by mail, according to an or
der from the department received by
Postmaster Malcolm ellis. The regula-
tions privide that every parcel must
be plainly marked. The penalty is a
fine of $500. The postmasters are au-
thorized to accepts plants for mailing
when contents are plainly marked on
the outside. The packages must also
carry sufficient postage to send the
parcels from the destination to the
nearest inspection terminal and back
to the destination. There are a score
of these inspection terminals es-
tablished in the principal postoffices
in the state and the packages are op-
ened and contents inspected by the
postmasters before they are forward
ed to the addressee.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-11-12
In Montana
Important DoIngs
" Of Pase Few Days W
Throughout the
State. Edited and
Arranged for Our
Readers.
UNCLE SAM EXPERIMENTS
Government Undertakes Sale of Villa
Sites At FIathead Lake For First
Time In History.

Missoula.-Uncle Sam, always up to
some strange trick, tried a new expert
ment in Montana this summer and,
thanks to the activity of some OF his
trusted servants and the newspaper
advertising they secured, the scheme
worked splendidly. For the first time
in its history the government under
took the sale of land in tracts other
than homestead units or townsite lots.
This time it went in for novelty
shower. 1t set aside certain sections
of land about the Flathead lake, divid-
ed this into 905 vil1a-site lots, ranging
from two to five acres in extent and
opened the whole bunch to public auc-
tion on July 26.
Within two weeks or so every lot
had been sold and the government
pocketed more than $4,000. Within
another week enthusiastic settlers
were mailing their summer shacks to-
gether, building boats, constructing
docks, laying the foundation for Flat
head lake, the largest body of resi-
water wholly within the United States,
to become a, wonderful summer resort
for the people of this state.
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A II u r. &c !!
The Newest Discovery in Chemistry

"Anuric" manufactured by DR.. Pierce,
or even write DR.. Pierce for a large
trial package (10c). If you suspect
kidney or bladder trouble, send him a
sample Of your water and describe
symptoms. DR.. Pierce's chemist will
examine it, then DR.. Pierce will report
to you without fee or charge.
NOTE. - "Anuric" is thirty-seven
times more active than lithia in elimi-
mating uric acid, and is harmless but
reliable chemical compound that may
be safely given to children, but should
be used only by grown-ups who actu-
ally wish to restore their kidneys to
perfect health, by conscientiously
using one box-or more In extreme
cases-as "Anuric" (thanks to Doctor
Pierce's achievement) is by far the
most perfect kidney and bladder cor
rector obtainablA
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-11-12
WORK TO LAST IL YEARS
United States Surveyor General Pre-
diets Office Will Be Abandoned
Within That Time.

Helena.-Within IL years the Office
of United States surveyor general of
Montana will have been abandoned, ac-
cording to an estimate made by Sur
veyor General Henry Gerharz, follow
ing an examination of the work COM
Dleted within the past few years. By
th4t time all government land within
the state will have been fully surveyed
and there will be no more work for
government surveyor. At that Mont
ana will probably be the last state in
the union to dispense with the SER
vices of the government surveyor, as
the Montana district is larger than
any other in the country.
At the present time there are IS
surveyor generals in the United States
and the work of several of these is
about completed
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-11-12
NO PROSPERITY FOR 10 YEARS
McAdoo Tells How Business outgrew
Clumsy Financial System, Cor
rected by Wilson.

Helena, Montana.-Efforts of the
Wilson administration to prevent
certain fundamental questions, such
as the tariff, from being battledore
and shuttlecock of party politics, were
discussed here by Secretary of the
Treasury William McAdoo at break
fast rendered him.
1--WE have not had any real prosper
ity in the United States for ten years,
because our business outgrew the
clumsy financial system which we
have been talking about correcting for
80 years, but which we did not get to,
until President Wilson insisted on
congress taking it up as soon as the
tariff bill was out of the way"
The infallible test of the value of
a measure to the general public, he
said, was to have it called "Socialis-
tic" by some special interest.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-11-12
FEDERATION GAINS POINT
Chas. H. Meyer and Others Score Pre-
liminary Victory When Motion
To Dismiss is Denied.

Butte.-Chas. H. Meyer and the Wes-
tern Federation of Miners, in the suit
brought in the federal court by Moy-
er and some of his assistants against
the Butte Miners union to secure pos
session of the property held by the
union, scored a. victory of prelimin-
airy character, when Judge Geo. M.
Bourquin denied the motion of the de-
PENDANT for the dismissal of the suit
on the ground that the court lacked
jurisdiction.
Judge Bourquin held, in an opinion
accompanying his ruling that jurisdic-
ton vests in the court and that the
grounds of the motion were not sus-
tanned by the law and the decision of
the United States courts.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-11-12

This is recent discovery Of Doctor
Pierce, who is head Of the Invalid's
Hotel and Surgical Institute at Buffalo,
N. Y. Experiments at DR.. Pierce's
Hospital for several years proved that
there is no other eliminator Of uric
acid that can be compared to it. For
those easily recognized symptoms of
infiammation-as backache, scalding
urine and frequent urination, as well
as sediment in the urine, or II uric
acid in the blood has caused rheuma-
tism, it is simply wonderful how sure
ly "Anuric" acts. The best Of results are
always obtained in cases of acute
rheumatism in the joints. In gravel
and govt, and invariably the pans and
stiffness which SO frequently and per
sistently accompany the disease rap
idly disappear.
Go to your nearest drug store and
simply ask for . 50-cent package Of
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1915-11-12
Fourth Mine Expert Testifies.

Butte.-The fourth of the five ex-
perts witnesses who will appear in
behalf of the Butte & Superior cpm-
pany in defense of the apex suit of the
Clark-Montana Realty and Elm Orlu
Mining company, on trial in the feder-
al court took the witness stand. He
is Albert Burch of Berkeley, CAL,
mining engineer, but not a geologist,
who commenced study of the workings
and development of the Elm Orlu and
Black Rock properties last August in
anticipation of the trial. He said the
Jersey Blue vein, which the plaintiff
contends faults the Rainbow lode and
is of much later period than the lat
ter, continues from the west end line
of the Black Rock claim with an east
west strike through the east line of
the claim and that before its pas
sage on strikes through the east end
line of the claim 1t joins the Rain
bow and becomes a part of it.