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The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-15

The Illinois House of Representa-
fives on March 81 rejected by vote
of % in favor to 80 against, reso-
luton for a constitutional convention.
1T failed of passage by 10 votes.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-15

The Massachusetts, House on April
passed bill amending the law for
bidding display of red flag, in public.
AS amended it allows all organiza-
tions mot opposed to organized gov
eminent" to carry red flag.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-15

The New York Telephone Company
announced on April a reduction Of
rates in compliance with orders Of the
Public Service Commission.
The Gem worker and the Idaho labor herald. (Boise, Idaho) 1914-1917, 1915-04-15

The stockholders, of the Detroit
United Railway decided on April 2
to accept an offer from the city of
$24,900,U00 for the street railway lines.
A special election must be held on the
matter.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
ROADS ARE GOOD
Hon. Elmer Housh Of WelIsbura Re
turns Home After Trip over
state Roads

That the roads Of the state general.
~ are in unusually good condition for
this season Of the year was the state.
ment made yesterday by Hon. Elmer
IIough. Of wellsburg president Of the
West Virginia State Automobile asso-
citation. Mr. Hough vas In the city
conferirng with officials OF the ohio
Valley Auto club.
Nj llough said that he has twice
made trip TO Cleveland. Ohio. I'm his
mao hiue his spring. and found the
roads IN exec ilent condition on the
laet trip made few days ago. the
roads were dusty
The president declared that the
board ~ directors h. considering plans
for Increasing the membership % the
Stale Automobile association and se.
curing the cooperation OF automobile
owners In . good roads movement and
SIN liar activities. For some time past
no said. the association has been
som'vh hat inactive. but " IL planned
10 take an active interest IN many
movements 81 importance TO automo
hili.ts
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
NEWS BRIEFS

ADULT BIBLE CLASS GETS
cHARTER-Charter No. 1857 was is
suer yesterday TO the Torch Bear-
ers" Bible class OF the Third Presby-
terrain church. Mrs. George W. Jack
son is president OF the class and Miss
Pearl Prichard. teacher. The class
was recently organized and has q
membership OF ten.
LEON WRIGHT DISCHARGED
Leon Wright. charged with assault on
Hattie Johnson, was discharged yes
terday morning In Police court. Hat
tie failed 10 appear TO prosecute ana
doctors certificate showed that she
was III.
BISHOP DoNAHUE IN WASHING
ToN-Rt. Rev. Bishop =. J. Donahue,
of this city. spent yesterday attend
ing the silver jubilee OF Catholic uni
versity at Washington. d. G. He will
return within a few days and will
complete arrangements for conrrma-
ton at the different churches in the
lefty and surrounding towns.
MATTER REFERRED-An order
OF adjudication in the bankruptcy
matter OF W. II. Lorentz was filed
in Federal court yesterday, and an
other order was entered, referring the
case to Referee in Bankruptcy Henry
a. Nolte.
LINCOLN HoNoRED-Most OF the
government offices in the federal
building were closed yesterday in
honor OF the memory OF Abraham
Lincoln. whose death occurred fifty
years ago yesterday.
DIRECTORS TO META special
meeting OF directors OF the Wheeling
Board OF Trade has been called for
this afternoon ut $3.50 O'Clock
HEALTH BULLETIN-The April
Bulletin. published by the state
Board OF Health. has just been issued
Considerable space is devoted 10
public health day" which L. TO De
observed next Monday. and every one
Is urged to join the swat the ny"
movement.
MAccAeEEs coMINo-The an
nual convention Of the West Viz
ginia Ladies OF he Maccabees Will De
held In this city. AZ the Hotel Wind
lsor. next Wednesday and Thursday.
About 300 delegates are expected 10
attend.
DENTIST TO TALK-The regular
monthly meeting Of the Mems Guild
Of ST Matthew r. T.. church. TO De
held next Tuesday evening. will D.
| featured by an address BY Dr. Ernest
s Billiard on the subject. The Care
and Use Of the Human Mouth"
CHARTER ADVOCATES MET-Ad
I vOcates Of the amended city charter
met Wednesday evening in the FIRST
Branch council chambers and discuss
/ cd plans for the coming election on
/ the charter A committee composed
OF Treasurer McElroy. Sheriff a T
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

Mrs. James X Hunter. bridgeport. q.
Mrs. Albert Shahsn. Wheeling
l. Geo. Beerbower. Terra Ats. W. Va
v. q. Wells. Can't ridge. q.
c. 3. StarkwcatheT. 3cilsire q.
y. :. Morrison. Martins Ferry. q.
W. I. HoCue Wheeling
X. &. Rrashesr Mcilshurg w Va
Frank l.. Wright Wheeling
n. n. Morfor aud wife. Spencer W Va
RAY {. Morford and wife. Grsntrvtiis,
W. Va
Fred n Hess. Fairmont. W Va
u. ;. Hefuer and wife. Weston. Va. Va
Miss Mary Y. McGreai.
Geo. Bridgeman sud wife New Mar
tinsvills.
A. q. Plant and vile. Wheeling.
y. y Harrison. Wheeling
J. v. MaurA. Darlington. q.
o. l. Richmond Wheeling
=. &. Cow. bridgeport q.
4 II. \eili. Fairmunt W Va
=. r. LauEfitt. Huntington. w. Va
John ". Storer. Wheeling
The Officer (having been challenged
by recruit. seeks to improve the
occasion)-I say. you know. that was
quite right: but you left out "Ali's
WE'LL"
The Recruit-"All's WE'LL" Is IL. sirI
An me two feet like block OF ice.-
London sketch.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
PHYSICIAN SUES
Suit for $4,000 Damages Filed in Cir
cult Court Yesterday Alleging
Amount Due for injuries.

A suit for $4,000 damages was filed
yesterday with the clerk OF the circuit
court by General T. s. Riley. The &C
ton IL styled A. J. Noome VS. Matte
Bowden and ~. ~ BOwden. DR.
NOome bases his claim upon injuries
received last year when he was run
down by the automobile OF the defend
ants
II seems that Dr. Noome was cross
ing the entrance at the Standard
Auto company when the defendants
drove their car from the street into
the garage II II claimed that they
did not use any care in entering the
garage. and ran into the doctor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
DENTISTS AND FRIENDS
ENJOY ANNUAL BANQUET

by Dr. y Z. Stewart. philadelphia. on
the subject "FSorrhes and Its Modern
Treatment A discussion will FOL.
low. led BY Drs. "A l. Sattsraald
Fairmont W r. n Caldwell. wheel.
ins. and r. NJ. Temple. Columbus.
The newly-elected orcers will be
Installed this morning
TIE Quests
Those In attendance we're.
G Bates AcIAin.
G n stesnb~es P.rsersburs
p Il Cook
y l sheets. r.irmont
Tho pugan. Huntington.
" summers. Huntington.
y Kali Huntington.
Edv. Olstsd. Cleveland
Donald "a FierninE. shiRnston-
y. A Stark
: Kenneth MeCsnncn.
~ r flanaEsn. Grafton
M ensway. Huntington
r. Ardit, Cncinnati
Harry n Camp. spencer
r. p Petty. Logan
W. n Conway, clarssburs. " Va
u hsnnon. Huntington W Va
y
y W. Parsons. Huntington.
~. n Smsllrfdgs. Charleston
l. Walker, Grafton, w. Va
W. 3 Rosenheim. Williamson. W Va
ID AcCue. Riuefield. W. Va
]. e. Harrison. Ward w Va
ID =. Billiard. wheeling
Root. NJ. Temple. Columbus o
W. H Gruber. Detroit. Mich.
Csc. ID Trent Milwood. Delaware
william Natgold. Buffalo y. Y
Earnest h. HIN. Warrington. W Va.
I1annnUaM
j. Il. shank. Huntington.
william Mclaughlin. Philadelphia Pa
r q. Armstrong. Huntington. W Va
Geo C Howard, West Union. W. Va.
Harry Stoopr. Pennsboro. w Va
Dr. Alvin Y. Cummins. Wheeling
Mrs. John Cummins. Wheeling
DR.. s n. Harrison. shelby. o
@. ]. Fenker. Cleveland. ..
w. q, Nesbitt. Cleveland. ..
A O. Hennen. Wheeling
n. II. Smallwood. wheeling
H W. Atohison. C1arksburg W. Va
J L. Mshan. Pittsburgh. Pa
jos. Niggemyer. Wheeling.
Leo Uternohlen.
Leo J. Bonenberger
W. ]. Boydston. fairmont. w. Va
J. l. smyth. Wheeling
n l. Barton PHILADELPHIA. Pa.
=. "a Osborne. Philadelphia. Pa
X. w. Tench. New York.
j. johnson Smith. Pittsburgh
w. Lindford Smith, Pittsburgh.
H L. sstterneld. Fairmont
u. y. Stewart. Philadelphia
W. II. Fletcher, Moundsvflle
y. G. Clark, Biacksyiila w Va
Edward g. Mills. Columbus, o.
James X Hunter. bridgeport. o.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
ROOF BLAZE
Fire Department Called 20 Alley -
Yesterday Morning.

Alarms turned In from boxes 324
and 20 A. II o'clock yesterday morn
ing called the entire FIRE department
20 dwelling house en- Alley 10. near
Jacob street. where a roof was ahlaze
While the first alarm was hitting the
town clock began 10 strike. and many
people thought the entire town was
burning down. This also caused con.
fusion. The hremen we're soon on the
scene. and the blaze was extinguished
with chemicals To guard against
chance. hose lines we're strung out.
but were not used A Mr. Hickman
and family occupy the house
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
LINCOLN comMeNcgMeNr
Plans for Graduation Exercises Beine
Completed

Friday evening. June ~. the annual
commencement Of the Lincoln school
viii be held. Extensive preparations
are being made for tho affair. which
promises 10 be unusually brilliant
The night following Wheeling high
school VIII hold their commencement
In This building and meeting will b.
held within q few days 10 outline
plans for that event.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
Deeds

Wheeling Realty company 10 kirk
Ridgley. lots 81 and 80 in Cedar
Rocks. Consideration. $40
John Oklvitz 10 James l.. Welton.
lot los in WarwoOd. Consideration.
SO
Samuel Oldham 70 William =. Nc.
Cord. tract Of land In Triadelphia dis.
trict. Consideration. SO
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Ftdueiary

VIII Of the late Catherine Daily
was left for probate yesterday. r. q.
Rossman qualified as executor win
bond fixed at $500. NJ J. Cuilinan
surety.
For the estate OF the late James
Cox. l. J. Cox was named administra-
tor with bond fixed az $500 g.. W.
Beck was named surety.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

sweeney, Dr. j. j. Ohane. DF. i. M
Hsskins. City Solicitor Brennan and
Food Inspector w. II. Smith was
named.
DRAW NEW JuRY-Jury commit.
sioners Richard bertson and
Charles Copp have drawn the criminal
jury for the term opening May :. The
jurors will not be asked to report I'm.
I'll May 10.
BOARD OF CONTROL VISITS
The Board OF Control yesterday paid q
visit TO the city water works al
Slacktown. Following this visit the
board decided to make the city water
works lawn a public park. The men
employed at the water works have al
ways kept the lawn in perfect condi
ton. and this proclamation will he
easily fulfilled.
MAD DOG DEAO-Police headQuar
ters were notified yesterday morning
that a mad dog was taking the great
, ct part OF the East End and two trust
officers, Jack West and Martin Neider
were dispatched to capture Sir Can
inc. They slipped up on the dog and
with a few shots from their trusted
"carbines" put an end TO the dog. II
belonged TO a Mrs. Heiser.
COUNTY COMM SSIONERs IN
/ sPEcT cRUsHER-The county com
missioners paid a visit to NE Wheel
ing Mold and Foundry yesterday NOR.
ming TO see how the work OF building
the new stone crusher for the county
was getting along. They found II
ready for delivery and II will be de
livered in few days.
URGES co-oPERATIoN-Dr. w. C.
Etzler city health commissioner
working in conjunction with the pro
clamation OF Governor II. ID. Hatfield
calls upon every citizen that can dc
so TO haul their own rubbish. Last
1 year citizens piled the streets virtual
\ ~ full Of rubbish that had accumu
lated for years. and the removal OF
this cost the city about $4,000.
HOTEL BUSINESS eooD-DurinS
the past week business has increased
! considerably Al the local hotels
There r. said 10 be as large a number
Of commercial men making this terri
tory ~ present as a. the same period
last year. They report business slow
I ~ picking up.
RIVERSIDE PARK BEAUTIFUL
Manager George w Stamm and his
assistants have been working hard
for the past ten days IN putting River.
eide park In shape for spring The
popular riverside resort o. beautiful
now and the grass is almost Ions
enough for the lawn mower Mr.
Stamm has gone 10 considerable per.
sonal expense In putting the place In
shape.
NAY REPEAT PLAY-It IS likely
that the Alpine gymnasium class,
which 70 entcrtainlnFiy presented the
threcact comedy a Southern Cinder.
ella" AZ the club house last Wedues-
day night. will repeat the entertain
mcnt within the next fortnight
There we're many unable 10 witness
the play. while there are scores who
would AGAIN like To- sec tho entrtlip.
mnt
PUTTING HOUSES IN REPAiR-A
number Of houses occupied on the
South Side before chief I.cyland
cleaned up the city arc ncinC put In
repair and painted by their owners
u ts said that the majority % ma
dwellings have bccn rented by 70.
spectacle families who WI move in as
soon a. the repairs are completed.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
COUNTY COURT.


Alfred Earl Fox and Anna Cath
crime Schaub. both Of this city.
John Socklo and Rosa Blazich. both
OF WarwoOd.
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Bill Of sale.


4. J.. Frank to Mary \. Cook. house
hold goods. Consideration. g37S
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

Tho development ~ water-power for
LIruirhinE electric light ard rpesr f1r
MauIla and ifa r1hurhe is planned Hy .
street railway rnurarf nos using fa1.
anese coal to generate current
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
DELIGHTFUL AFFAIR HELD AT
HOTEL WINDSOR
LAST NIOrT.
Ne~ Officers Elected BY State Dental
Soeiety-Consention Viii End
This Morning.

Officers we're elected for the -usu-
ing year BY the West Virginia State
Dental society at yesterday after
moons session OF its three days' con-
vention which Was opened wednesday
morning at the Hotel Windsor.
DIR. Homer Mannon. OF Huntington
was named president succeeding DR.
W. r. Conway OF ClarksburK. DIT.
Mannon was the FIRST vicepreeident,
and IL succeeded IN that capackf BY
DR. ]. =. Stone OF Clarksburg. who
was second vice-president Or o. W.
Burdats OF this city was elected sec
ond yicepresident. succeeding Or.
stone and N the usual custom OF the
society IL followed. he r. IN line TO BE-
come president two years hence.
The place for holding the neut meet
ing was not selected. but II is likely
Parkersburg will be named This will
be one Of the matters considered this
morning. and II is likely the couven-
ton will be adjourned at noon.
Banquet Last Might
feature OF yesterdays program
was an elaborate banqpet served ut
the Windsor hotel last night. More
than a hundred guests were present
and enjoyed a delightful evening. The
menu was an excellent one. and with
Dr. o. W. Burdats OF this city, acting
az POSTMASTER. the post-prandial pro-
gram was an unusually interesting
one.
Among those who spoke ut the ban
quet were: DR.. Homer Mannon of
Huntington. newly-elected president:
% 81.
retiring president: DIR. l. J. Walker
OF Grafton: DR.. Z. c. Mills, president
OF the Ohio State Dental society: Mr..
Linford Smith OF Pittsburgh: Or. f.
Z. Stewart of New York: DR.. II. W.
Arthur OF Pittsburgh: DIR. G. w. Nc
Fadden OF Wilkes Barre. Pa. and DR.
Burdats.
Many Clinics Conducted.
The prearranged program was chr
ried out yesterday at the morning and
afternoon sessions. Instructive pa
pers were read by prominent mem
bers OF the profession and were fol
lowed by discussions In which several
dentists took part
During the afternoon clinics were
conducted by the following: DR.. L.
+. Custer. Dayton, O.: Dr. f. z Hall
Columbus. o.; DIR. Robert NJ. Temple,
Columbus, o.: DR.. Edward c. Mills.
Columbus. o.: Or. ]. A. Libby. Pitts
burgh. Pa; Dr. c. 8. Starkweather.
Bellaire. o.: Or. I. J. Kali. Hunting
ton; DR.. J. II. Kendall. Columbus, o.;
DIR. II. L. Satterfeld. Fairmont: DR..
Roy ID. Rumbaugh. Clarksburg: Dr.
X. Mason Hite and DR.. G. b. MoNee-
ley. Warrington; Dr.. Fred r. Hess,
Fairmont; DIR. Clyde p. Church.
Clarksburg; Dr.. W. II. Hayden.
Youngstown. and DIR. J. w. Parsons.
Huntington.
A paper win be read this morning
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

Two deeds n trust were left for
record with the clerk OF the county
court yesterday
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
ARNOLD WILL SPEAK
State Sunday School Secretary VIII
Talk 81 Convention.

Secretary A. T. Arnold. OF tho West
virginia sunday School association.
viii edliyer an address THIS afternoon
an tho rease township convention. Tho
convention viii be held IN the First
Presbyterian church a. Martins Ferry
We VIII also deliver an address AZ the
bethlehem Union Sunday school Sun.
day evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

Sweeney. DIR. J. ]. o'Kane. Dr.. T. NJ.
Hsskins. City Solicitor Brennan and
Food Inspector w. II. Smith was
named.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16
&s@zG6
FOLDWARDO"

The folding wardrobe first introduced here bv thu. store
has seemingly become household necessity For the stu
dent stay at home traveller and the particular housewife
il offers wonderful clothes keeping possibilities tt. dust,
proof, washable and offensive to moths Twill fold ND
ever 90 snusy Of Chamby Cheviot of Fancy Cretonne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-04-16

DRAW NEW JuRY-Jury commits
sioners Richard bertson and
Charles Copp have drawn the criminal
jury for the term opening May 3. The
jurors will not be asked to report I'M
I'll May 10.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
LATE TELEGRAPH NEWS

KANSAC CITY, Now 11.-Nine
Known dead nearly hundred IN
iured and hundreds OF thousands OF
ollars worth OF damage to buildings,
i've stock and crops is the estimat-
ed damage of the toll of the tornado
which swept over six states last
light.
-Four were killed and go injured
Inder failing buildings at Great Bend
Kansas, where the storm was the
liercesi
Three women were killed at Zyby,
Kansas and a man was killed when
a freight car was blown over on him
at Dedby, Kansas.
a man was killed at Hoopeston,
illinois when factory was blown
over.
Nebraska, Iowa and Wisconsin re-
ported heavy damage from rain and
wind.
Several were injured in South Da-
ko,a.
GREAT BEND, Kan, Nov. H.
Five big fires broke out here fol-
lowing the tornado last night, but
lhe terrific rain storm that ragged all
night saved the city from destruc-
ton.
The firemen were helpless on ac-
count of the water supply being shut
off by the storm. A stand pipe $50
feet high was blown over.
The light plant was put ont of
commission by the first blast
A dark funnel-shaped cloud rush
ed in from the southwest, razing a
path a quarter of mile with through
the southern part Of the city.
The known dead here are:
Charles Smith.
Blank Armor.
Mrs. Krebaum.
Mrs Hale.
WICHITA. Nov. 11.-Fred Sim
mons, a survivor of the Great Bend
tornado said he was eating supper in
cafe when the storm hit the city.
He was knocked unconscious and when
he awoke he found himself in a pile
Of broken buildings and tangled wire
two blocks away.
He said that a negro was cut in
two by flying timbers.
GREAT BEND, Kansas, Nov. 12
-Four Of those wounded in. the tor
nado that struck this city Wednes-
day night died last night and another
one this morning, making a total OF
seven dead here.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15

Jordan in mis- conference with Presi.
dent Wilson today.
lie presented the resolutions adopt
ed by the international Peace CON
gress, asking President Wilson to CO.
operate in the formation of quasi
official commission to invite sugges-
lions from the beligerents and sub
nit reasonable proposals as a basis
Of peace,
A preliminary and unofficial meet
ing Of representatives, of the belig-
gerent and neutral nations will be
held in Berne ON December IA.
If the meeting succeeds in ending
the war, it viii be continued to work
Tor everlasting peace.
If The commission is formed it will
meet at the Hague, Copenhagen or
Berne.
The recent San Francisco Peace
congress suggested that it meet in
Holland, Denmark of Switzerland.
Spain has already formally approv-
ed the idea.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 12.-
The Austrian embassy emphatically
denied the charges that the United
States is honeycombed with spies
"1rking Tor the destruction of muni-
lion factories and getting details Of
American defences. The charge was
made by DR.. Joseph Goricar for 10
years an official of the Austrian con-
sular service.
a counter charge is made by the
Austrians that Goricar is an allies
agent.
NEW YORK, Nov. 12.-German
Anbas ador Bernstorf said he had
nothing to say regarding the ca geg
OF Dr. Goicar in which he ciaiaed
.bat the German embassy was worl5-
ing through that OF Austria for The
same purpose.
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
SCORES PORK BARREL.

Julian Street, whom Golfers is
paying big money to handle series
of articles showing the "unprepared-
ness" of this country, is also expos
ing the pork barrel system that pre-
walls and illustrates where the money
viii go in case congress authorizes
the administration program to be
carried out. From the Street point
half of the money will be practically
wasted through distribuation among
favorite localities. We give the fol-
lowing excerpts from the last Street
article:
"There is absolutely no doubt that
our present navy is a fine one-what
there is of it. But we have not
enough ships, men. or officers Ger
many and Japan have twice as many
officers for every hundred men.)
"For these an dother shortcomings
the secretary of the navy is too otter
blamed. The fault is not his. Secre
tary Daniels, whatever his failings
has come in for more censure, prob
ably, than he deserves. The principa
objection to him in his present post
Is, perhaps, his apparent lack of th'
idea of discipline, of the dignity o
the navy, and of that of his posi-
tion.
'At recent luncheon in New Yorl
the president took occasion to ex
press full confidence in the secretar!
of the navy. In doing so he shove,
fine appreciation of the fact-wel
understood in the army and the nav,
that to obtain loyalty one mus
be loyal that the superior must b
no less loyal to the subordinate tina
he expects the subordinate TO be t
him. In this action the presiden
set Mr.. Daniels a fine example, fo
the layolty he gave his secretary
of precisely the kind which his sec
rotary should in turn give to tn
officers of the navy-but which the
do not feel he gives.
"0n the other hand, the prsser
Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
ARE YOUR KIDNEYS WELL,
Many Durango People Know the I'm
pOrtance of Healthy Kidneys

The kidneys filter the blood.
They work night and day.
Well kidneys remove impurities.
Weak kidneys allow impurities to
multiply.
No kidney i'll should be neglected
There is possible danger in delay.
If you have backache OF urinary
troubles,
If you are nervous, dizzy or worn
out,
Begin treating your kidneys at
once;
Use proven kidney remedy.
None endorsed like Doan's Kidneys
Pills.
Recommended by thousands
Proved by Durango testimony.
Mrs. j. A. strom. $50 Fourth Ave,
Durango, says; "some years ago
reco mmended Doan's Kidney Pills and
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II them. Doan's kidney Pills brought
me relief from kidney troublea that
we're both annoying and painfri"
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simply ask for kidney remody-get
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Mrs. strom had. Foster Milburn Co.
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Semi-weekly herald., 1915-11-15
MOTHERS
WATCH IRRITABLE CHILDREN

That fever, paleness, grinding OF
teeth while asleep, and coated tongue
4re indications that your child has
worms in its system. Kickapoo
Wotk Killer quickly gets rid of these
parasites. 1t is perfectly safe fol
even The most delicate children. 1t
pleasant to take has three effec-
i've medical qualities:-acts as lax
ltiye, eNpells the worms and tone up
he system. Begin treatment today
md eliminate the cause of the ir-
r,tableness. 25c.