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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
u. S. DEMANDS ACCOUNT OF
ANC0NA CASE FROM austria
GILLESPIE WOULD CURB RECKLESS AUTOISTS
WITH CITY LICENSE; C0NSULTS D|NGEMAN

Mondays total of accidents in which automobiles figured
nine just about the average for year back
And the total and bruised manned only ve
A remarkably clean day, with only about five times as
many blOodsains there should be-
Will there be single day in Detroit, when
body careful and the sheet the automobile clean
Police Commissioner Gillespie has recommended
for the xy of motorists and the bad of
others a city license
Whether such license would hold under the present city
charter question: and Police Commissioner Gillespie is
writing Corporation Counsel Dngeman, asking his opinion
the legality of such ordinance.
If the corporation counsel holds that the city has the
control the automobile situation by of license
there will be action along that line
Commissioner Gillespie submitted to the Safety First
draft model ordinance which about represents
his ideas. That ordinance is as follows:
mo person shall operate motor vehicle the streets
city Detroit until he shall have obtained from the
police department license for such purpose, but such liz
shall issued until said police department is satisfied
receive it, any applicant for such license
any physical defect which might affect the operation by nm
vehicle the police department. require such
picant show why license should be granted him.
require applicant demonstrate personally that
Notwithstanding such defect he is to operate
motor vehicle and the police department be satisfied of
the ability applicant il issue to him license
tanning such limitations to the vehicle to be operated there
under the police department shall deem advisable
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
RAG ES
AT BOWIE.

AT BOWIE.
First Race-Selling, 5k furlongs
Marianao. So So $3.50 and 1910. won
Tribolo. S2.70 and s260 second. Mari
gold. 1910. third. Time. 1907 80
Sempcr Stalwart j. u. Suggs, Blue
Rock. Besslien Ocean Wave. Larkin,
Mollie o.. Nellie II. Wayfarer and
Scottish knight also ran.
Second Race-Maidens 6 furlongs:
Daddy's Choice. sl1.30. $40 and So.
Won Candle. $3.50 and 81. second .
Big Todu, S720 third Time. ia
-. Tia Jan and High Horse also
ran
Third Races Selling: mile Duke Of
Dunbar. S4.5N $500 and 32.10. won.
Carlaverock. s2i GO and S. 90. second .
Eenworthy. $81O. third. Time. lag.
Bin Whaley. Tamerlane. Earl Of
savoy. yellow Lyes. Abbottsford.
Colonel Ashmeade. and Pied Piper.
also rac
Fourth Race-Iandicap; fur
lor gs sand Marsh. s11.60. $3.50 ana
$40, won. keNessa. $500 and SO 80.
second; fnster Prynnc S2.3O. third
Time. 1.42 i-5 Ahara. Pixy and
Water Lazy also ran
Fifth Selling. mile and 20
yards Dinah 10. $i.4O. $3.50 and
S3.40. won: Louise Travers, s4.30 and
81 90. second Tactless. $3.50. third
Time. la %. Best BIB and Tucker.
Castara, Margaret Meise Kneclet.
Freda Johnson, Della Mack, star
Bird, Task and Lady Spirituelle also
ran
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
PRESIDEN
CENSURED
BY WILSON
Ex-Minister to Mexico
Attacks Administra-
tons Military Plan
L. s. SHOULD
PREPARE AT ONCE

Henry Lane Wilson. former am.
bassador to Mexico and in the city
Tuesday TO talk TO members of the
Board of Commerce on Mexico, has
no time for the pleas of the peace
advocates who argue against the
armament of the United States.
IF the people who are opposed to
military preparedness will study the
history OF the last two years" he
declared at the Hotel Statler Tues
day morning, they Will discover
now erroneous their views are. The
uudoubted cause OF the laundering
mistakes committed by Great Brit
ain ia her conduct OF the war nd
her failure to rise TO a standard
commensurate with her greatness
and power as an empire has been
solely her lack of military prepared.
ness
"rhr same thing may be said OF
Belgium and TO certain extent OF
Russia. II these nations had been
Is efficiently prepared az were Ger
many and Austria the likelihood OF
armed clash would have been re
mote. II was the invitation OF
weakness to strength and efficiency
brought on the conflict and
Is today threatening the per
manence OF tho British empire and
which has utterly annihilated Bel
GUM
mother case in point Is that OF
CLips. where "a great nation Of 40O,-
CC0ntnued on Page ssve..b
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
Sugar Tariff and High
er Wool Duty Also
to Be Urged
TOBACCO AND
LIQUOR TO HELP

WASHINGTON, Nov. lG.-Presi.
dent Wilson is now hard at work
preparing his first message TO con
gress. He plans To have IL complet-
ed by Nov. 25. and will deliver 1t in
person. probably Dec :, before a
joint session OF the house and sen
ate
The message is expected 70 dwell
almost entirely upon national de.
fense. The president will recon-
mend a schedule OF army and navy
strengthening which in FIVE years
will represent expenditure OF about
81 900, 600 will result in giving
the United States an army OF over
half million men, and a navy sec.
ond TO none las a defensive institu.
tion."
Means OF meeting the Increased
expenditures will be considered at
some length in the message. II is
expected much OF the revenue will
result from taxation and among the
suggestions which are expected TO
be found are:
Retention OF the tariff on sugar
Increase Of the tariff on wool
Modification OF the income tax
law SO az to include smaller in
comes
Modification OF the inheritance law
10 give Il wider scope.
Increase OF tax on liquor and to-
bacco.
To aid trade expansion the presi-
dent Is expected to recommend the
establishment OF cooperative selling
agencies abroad for American ex-
porters To prevent the unloading
of cheap foreign goods on American
markets after the war he is believed
TO favor an "anti-dumping" clause
similar to that now In effect In Can
ada.
The president. II is understood.
Will urge close economy in all de-
partments He will urge conserva-
tion OF the nations resources and is
expected 90 recommend sweeping
changes In the government mining
laws.
Il was learned today that the
president will not embody in his
message a recommendation that con-
gress establish presidential prt
maries. At the last session Senator
Pomerene, OF Ohio, wrote an opin-
ion declaring such an act unconsti.
tutiona; and the president, It is said
abides by that opinion
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
ex CARL w. AcKERMAN.


(StdG Correspondent United Press -
BERLIN, oct. 27.-CBy mail) --
Another German offensive on the
western front towards Paris, is not
out Of the question.
year ago Gen. Won Kluck's army
was threatening the French cap.
ital Today il is still the nearest 10
Paris, but the German offensive
centers in the Balkans. Later It
may be q the Suez canal or in
Egypt By spring perhaps, It will
have returned TO the we'll plowed
battle line in France and Belgium.
talked with Gen. Won Kluck TO-
day concerning the whole war situ-
alton. lie was az his W7jlmcrsdorf
villa. His walk was firm, Iis think
ing clear. and spontaneous. From
appearances he has recovered fully
from the seven shrapnel wounds he
received six months ago
General" asked, how long will
the war last?'
We were walking in his garden
and he stopped to reply:
AS long as England is able 10
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
War Shares A g ain
Show Signs of
Weakness
II. r. STOCKS ARE
WELL SUPPORTED
Rise in Copper Said TO
Be Basis of Move
nent
Copyright. InI5, by The New York
Evening Post Cob

CCopSri ght. InI5. by The New York
Evening Post Cob
&tN YORK, NOV. l6.-With per
baps some increase in activity OF
trading, TIA general trend OF prices
ON the stock exchange today was
upward The movement was not
regularly distributed war indus
trials again showed the tendency
10 weakness and the action of "A
good many other stocks was uncer.
tain On the other hand. the rail-.
way shares received much aggres.
siye support, and the copper mining
shares We're again bid up. appar-
Entity under concerted inside ac-
uvites."
Tbt risc OF i.2c pound in cop
per metal during the past TWO days
and Of one FUN cent since week
ago Was The obvious basis OF the
movement The days rise In mer.
camille marine securities tthe 6nsa
III fated shipping trust) merely re
hected the markets view OF the
good fortune which the war has
bfoueht 10 an enterprise which they
had looked upon most indinerently
I'm times OF peace
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
James Durfee Charged
With Contributing to
Girls Delinquency
MRS. DELANEY is
COMPLAINANT
Police Still Seeking
Companion of Way
ward ChiiG

Lieut.. William Back. OF the free
lance squad, Tuesday morning. OBJ
tanned warrant for James Durfee,
proprietor of the Cafe Roma. John
R-st., and Adams-ave.. from Judge
Christopher Stein, on complaint Of
Mrs. Jennie Delaney, who found her
lG-year-old daughter, Loretta. in the
cafe, Friday night. Mrs. Delaney
lives at No. 125 Bcals-ave.
Because Of the fact that the girl
is ward of the juvenile court. De.
tectives Coats ana Rick. Monday.
made Norough investigation OF the
case for the prosecutors office, and
an order for the Warrant was is-
sued by Assistant Prosecutor Harry
Keidan, Monday night.
The warrant charges Durfee with
contributing TO the delinquency of a
child
No warrant has yet been issued
for Charlie the young man who
was with the girl, Friday night.
whom her mother found her. HIS
real Identity has not been lcaraed
by the detectives, who are still seek
ing him.
Mrs Delaney has received several
letters from mothers ot Detroit. vol
untoering to accompany her on a
tour OF cafes frequentcd by women.
as protest against the licensing
by the city Of such places. Loretta
Delaney ia still at the juvenile de-
tention home. She will be sent to
the industrial school at Adrian.
Durfee pleaded not guilty when
arraigned in police court. Tuesday
neon. His examination was set for
NOV 81.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
HERALDS AND
MAROONS MEET
NEXT SUNDAY

The Maroons and tIeralds. De-
troits two great independent foot
ball teams. will play next Sunday
st Packard Park for the champion
ship of the state of Michigan The
winner is likely to get into series
that will carry with IL chance for
all-western honors The game was
arranged this afternoon at con
ference OF the local grid magnates.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
Report That Italian Vessel
Was Not Warned Before Be
ing Sunk to Be PrObed

WASHINGTON Nov 16.-The state department this az
ernoon instructed Ambassador Pened to demand of the Aus
rian detailed account of the sinking of the
Italian liner Ancona.
Secretary of State Lansing said Pened had been instruct
ed to ask specific questions concerning the sinking and not to
conne himself to general inquiry What these questions
he refused to say but is understood they referred to
reports that the vessel given warning and that surv
sheled after all attempts had ceased
The department has held informally that either of these
facts, performed serious breach of international law,
admitting that the Ancona tried at first to fee
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
PRESIDENT WOULD TAX
SMALLER INCOMES TO
PROVIDE DEFENSE fund
The WEATHER

detroit and vicinity Tuesday night
nnd ednesda4, unsetticdi probably
SOW nurricSi warmer " ed, sSdRy !
moderate Ia fresh soutbwcEterIy
winds
Lower NichiEnnt Cloudy Tuesday
might and W rdaesdaNG probably Hight
snow warmer McdrrsdnN.
Upper tukest Moderate west winds
this afternoon. becoming southeast To
south tonight. Increasing ~oInev hat
Wednesdays cloudy ucnthcr With
Sn"w nurrIes along superior, Nortb-
crn Michigan and Northern Huron.
Lower Lakes! Moderate to fresh
westerly winds mud c1ouds weather.
Tuesday might nnd Wednesday,
TODAN'N IINI,t.N WI KI.S.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
JUDGE DONOVAN, I'LL, WRITES
OBITUARY FOR NEWSPAPERS;
THEN RECEIVERS HIS HEALTH

Former Judge Joseph w. Dono-
van lay In his bed. one day last
week. and gave judicial considera-
tion to various aches and pains and
symptoms which peryaded his sys-
TEN. He excluded from his mind
circumstances which weva incompe-
tent, irrelevant. lmmsterial and not
part Of the res Jesti Of the case. He
considered only that which was
strictly admissible under the law
and rules Of evidence. And he
handed down a decision that be,
y, w. Donovan. ex-iudge Of the
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
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McADOO SCORNS
BOURNE'S ATTACK

WASHINGTON. Nov t6.-Secre-
tary OF the Treasury McAdoo today
replied to former Senator Bonrne's
criticism of the treasury's form OF
daily statement.
"The statement issued by former
Senator Bourne's republican publ.
city bureau for political purposes In
regard to the daily treasury state.
ment is go ridlculously untrue that
II isn't worthy OF notice he said.
I'VE have in the treasury all the
money which the daily statement
shows"
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
Force Used to Prevent
Towers Seizure, Ber-
lin Hears
NAVAL WAR IN
AEGEAN LIKELY
German Submarines
Expected to Back
Up Constantine

ATHENS, Nov. t6-HesNVy
reinforced, the 6uIsars who
have been engaged with tho
French In the extreme south of
Serbia, forced the Gallo troops
retreat at two points on their
Tzerna river line, today.0
The Bulgars are also smash
ing violently again at the Serb
line In the district Of Tetovo.
French troops have reached
the invaders in this quarter and
II they break through, the road
to PRIZE pand ultimately to Mon
astir will again be open to
them.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
Won KLUCK SEES No PEACE
IN SIGHT; hints RUSSIANS
WERE SAVIORS OF PARIS

tight and as long rs America sends
ammunition, the war viii continue.
The unsuccessful French and Eng.
lish offensive this month was a
question OF ammunition. This war
has developed into an ammunition
contest. 1t is the worlds markets
against the General powers.
"Can the western line b.
broken7"
You 500 in the papers every
day" said the general. "that the
Allies are trying 20 break our lire,
bat they don't succeed. During their
first October often sive they los
$50 600 men. We lost about a fifth
CONTINUED vn Page SevenJ
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16

circuit court for the county Of
Wayne, was about 90 Hing OF this
mortal coil and depart forever from
this material world
And what, then. are some cot the
things which should be- done before
one pssses over the Great Divide?
Ah.--yss Gie judge remembered.
1l-'~e sl'~spaper boys'
Fiss ,tIdge always Lad been good
10 A-em. lie would do them l.tue
kindness before going 10 his reward.
Il is part Of their work. he remem'
tcentluued 90 Page FeuE,l
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
MRS. CTCCFNHEIN
FACES REVOLVER

NEW YORK. Nov. ls---Nrs
Harry r. Gusgcuheim was rfseat
eued with death by burglar whom
she surprised today in the act oi
looilng the Guggenhelm country
place az Little Neck, T. l.
A Mrs Guggenheim switched on
the LIGHTS the burglar covered her
with his revolver. She screamed
and fell back upon The bed. The In.
truder fed, taking about tiOo tn
cash,
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16

SHAH QUITS
CAPITAL
Plots and COunterplOts
Lead Ruler to Fear
BloOdshed

PETRoGRAD, Nov 16.-Fearful
that plotting and contemplating
by the Germanic and entente al
lies representatives will end in
bloodshed in Teheran the shah has
left the Persian capital with his
ministers.
A Teheran dispatch received to-
day says the Persian rulers depar-
ture, virtually a flight, occurred
Monday.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
FaInts ir Court.

Mrs. Anna Garrity, G. years old.
toppled from the witINs stand In
Judge Van ZIle's court I'm faint.
Tuesday morning, while testifying
in her $4,000 damage suit against
the ". u. r. Court was adjourned
for a half-hour while she recov.
cred Mrs Clarity was injured
while trying to aligA, from a car
at Gratiot.ave aud Has.ingsst.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
. DAMAGED GOODS

starts today on its NTH week NJ the
Grand Circus thratcr. col Woodward.
The greatest picture ever hroughtltO
bettoit Will not hc shown ~sewfre
in this city PerformanceeTrom a.
u. 60 II y tn. Plenty OF seats. Don't
miss ihis picture No children allow
ed. Adv. q
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
AMERICAN SLAIN AND
ROBBED ON DESERT

Ell PASO Texas Nov. 16Tortured after being stripped
and forced walk five miles desert while suffering
from thirst Joseph W. Tays reported to have been robbed
and killed by Vsta Indians San Baz Mexico Protests
that he American citizen had effect according to
letter Tays father received by local ves and made
public today The execution took place in September the let
ter stated.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
BIZ uNfTEb PRESS.

BERLIN (via Tuckerton
WireIess), Nov. i6.-Greek and
French troops have elashed at
Salonika, Vienna messages said
today.
The French tried to occupy q
Greek ammunition tower and
were foreibiy prevented from
doing so by the Greeks. Later
the French authorities apoIogiz-
ed, pretending" the affair was
a mistake.
The Russians also captured n
Austro-Hunesrlan cannon. t18
msxims, 1s bomb throwers and
three searehliahts.
Rspid progress is being made
with the equipment of the Rus
sian troops for bitter weather.
At some % the cars frontal po-
sitions In the Caucasus there 10
already six feet Of snow.
PARIS. Nov. 1G.-Nayal fghtins-
German and Austrian submarine
against French and British cruiseri
in Greek waters Is a distinct pos
5ibility OF the very ssar future.
That the Greek government hal
tContinueo ON Page sevesb.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16
FAY REFUSES TO
BETRAY NAMES
OF "HIGHER-UPS"
By UNITED PRESS.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-Federal
authorities today abandoned their
efforts 70 obtain from "Lieutenant-
Robert Fay the names OF higher
ups" IN the plot TO blow up shipa
carrying war munitions 70 tho Az
lies.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16

tue people Of sionteneSrs sassp
out Of doors whenever psssLbAA
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1915-11-16

Pr.ntisE--tbe pIsin reat sind--shss
o. rfght-TizeN Jei pept.--Msin fS2o
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
Nsstrs OF tIssi >~ssism~ss ssd D~ses-
sstssstss OF Neisshtp.

In tn. matter of the estate OF Caroiin.
~ jsmsyson. deceased
Notice Of fihal settlement and deter
minaiion OF h-ir-hip.
day, IN. 18th DAY OF July. A u. 1915.
at the hour OF 10 a. m. Of said day. the
same being one OF the regular days Of
IN. June. 1915. term of th. county
Colorado. l. champ- Jam.yson. admin
lstratof OF said estate, viii appear be-
fore IN. judge OF said court present
my final settlement AS such administra.
tor. pray the approval Of IN. same. and
~Iii then ask TO he discharged as such
administrator. A. which time and
piaee any person In interest may APP
pear and present objections 90 the
A%s Ana fu..s.. s1s ,hsss .o,,s- s 4. s.r.s, x,.,
that nj said time and place the court
siti receis. and hear proofs concern
ing the heirs Of said deceased. pursu.
int an 20 sn. ,.n ..,,sa ps,,''en ss,, % ch;wps
q said deceased. heretofore filed here.
~. asking for a judicial asc~rtainment
aud determination Of the heirship Of
hat Alice n stokes, of Albion. S.s'
champ~ Jam~,son. Of Ia lunta. Colo.
Elmer e. Jam.y son. OF Kansas city.
No. and Regal e. Jafnsyson. of viii.
Nov. therefore. any and all persons
isw Of said csroiin. 81 Jsmeyson. do.
ssssed. are hereby rsSa,red 70 b. and
riinsiion Of ,h. court thereon.
Dated at IL Junta. Colo. thi. .sh
lay Of June. a u. 1915.
cHAMrE iAMErsoS,
iiue ~. Jams,ron. deceased
1Eo. A. kiiyBoRE. Attorney.
rir.t publication. June II: 1915.
t.sss publication July :. 1911:
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
shestfS.s ssle.

by virtue Of an execution issued out
Of the clerks office OF the county
court OF Otrro county and state o:
Colorado. and TO me directed. whereby
am commanded To make the sum OF
SIX hundred and sixty -one and one and
fifty-two one hundredths dollars,
tsgsi.s2 and costs OF suit. the amount
OF a certain Judgment recently obtain
ed against The Spring Valley Irrigation
Company In favor OF o. r. Slayens and
II o Peck. out of the lands. tenements.
good and chattels of the said The
Spring Valley Irrigation Company I
hay. levied on the following property.
tow
The Spring Valley Reservoir and
bitches One and Two located In Sec.
Thirty-four tst and Thirty five $3.50.
Iu Township TWENTY-FIVE tgD South.
aud Sections Two and Three In Town
ship Twrnty-siS fssl South OF Range
Fifty.four t5D West. in ot.ro County
Colorado.
Therefore. according to said com
mand. | shall expose for sale. at public
auction. all tn. right. it'll. and interest
OF the above named The spring Valley
Irrigation Company. In and TO the abov.
described property. on Monday. tn. .sth
dAy OF June. 1918. at II o'clock n. m. at
the south front door of the county
court house. in La Jun,a. otero county.
Colorado.
Dated at Ia Junta this ith day OF
ALEX YAST.
Sheriff Of Otero County.
First publication Jun. S, 1915.
Last publication. June 2s. 1918
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
<.tIre Of ttssI sesslessss ssa Deter.
aisatiSa 81 Heisshtp.

IT, the matter OF the estate OF Louise
Em.rion, deceased
Notice of final settlement and deter
minailon OF h-irship.
Notice is hereby given. that on Mon
at the hour OF 10 a. m. OF said day. the
same beln. one of the regular days Of
IN. June term of the county court OF
ot.ro county. In the state Of Colorado.
said estate. will appear before the
Judge Of said court. presen, my final
settlement as such adm inistrator. pray
the approval OF the same, and will then
ask TO be discharged as such adminis-
traitor Al which tim. and plac. any
person In Interest may appear and
present objections to the same. u any
there b.
And further notice is hereby given.
that at said time and place tn. court
ms tn. heirs OF said deceased. pursu-
ant TO the verified petition OF Fred A
Em-rton. claimant as heir at law OF
said deceased. heretofore flied herein.
asking for judicial asc.rtainment
and determination of the heirship OF
that Fred A Em-rton II sole heir Of
said deceased. ...-.. -. 4,
Nov, therefore. any ard ali persons
Sho are or who claim 10 he heirs at
are hereby required TO b. and appear
thcreat or abide the determination OF
the court thereon.
Dated a, Ia iunta, Colorado. this
s''h day OF MAJ H. i,is ,,,,x
Admlnirtra,or OF III. estate Of Louis.
Em-rton. deceased
MARION .. MILLER. Attorney,
First publication. May 80 1915
Last publication. June 10. 1915
La Junta tribune., 1915-06-19
ENDORSED At HOME
Ouch Proof a. This should Convince
Any Ia Junta Citizen.

Any Ia Jvnta Citizen.
The public endorsement OF q local
citizen u the best proof that can be
vrOduced. None better. nons stronger
can be had. When . man comes for.
sArd and testihes to his fellow ci,i.
sens. addresses his friends and neigh.
bors. you may be sure h. Is thorough.
" convinced or he would not do so.
Telling ones experience. when Il Is for
the public good Is All act of Kindness
thAt should b. appreciated The fol.
lowing statement given BY a resident
Of La Jun,a adds on. more to th.
mNAy casas ot Home E.ndor..msus
wetch aSe being published aboae
tloan's Kidney Pills. Read IL.
Il hrst used Doan's Kidney PHI,
when my back was lame aud the Kid
nay action irregular" says r. T. Hor.
ton. ehprssman. OF 80 Hellyl.y Ave
Ia Junta- "Doan's Kidney pills stop.
ped my back aching ana pu, me in
eood shape. I recommend them TO
anyone who has kidney complaint"
Price Soc. at all dealers. D,n't sin.
psy ask Tor a kinney remedy get
nnan's Kidney pills-the same ,h.,
~. Horton had Foster. .MI.burn Co..
Props. Buffalo. n. Y.