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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-17
STATE NEWS

"Two hundred and forty-five
acres of land than are contained in
the state of Rhode Island. Over
seven acres of floor space in their
mills and subsidiary factories. A
hundred miles of logging railroads in
the building. Three quarters of a
million dollars invested in mills and
more millions in timber. Enough
men on the payroll to make goodly
city. Enough tonnage in lumber and
sash and doors and box shocks to
support respectable railroad sys-
TEN. All of this, mind you." says
the Bend Bulletin, sis the property
and the product of one corporation
which has made Bend its headquar-
ters and is, in company with the other
big local operators, placing Bend
upon the commercial map as one of the
most important lumber manufacturing
points in the west Indeed has the OPP
timism of days gone by been Justified!
Truly there is good reason TO face the
future with satisfaction and surety"
Twenty-nine different counties in
Oregon, California, Washington and
Nevada will have in their records
the big blanket mortgage of the
Crown Willamette Paper company TO
the Continental 4 Commercial Trust
&Savings bank, of Chicago, for So
100000. The filing fee in each coun-
ty is $ll3, making a total of s2,277 and
it pays to the government war tax of
$1,000.
Albany Democrats A picture of some
horses and dogs, entitled Our Friends,
shown in one of the windows of the
Art Craft few months afo, was sent
east for inspection by a prominent art
list, who in answer comphmeuted the
work very highly, declaring that the
girl who drew it has uncommon talent
She is only 10 years of age, and has
never taken lessons at all, having q
natural artistic genius. She was dis
covered by G. W. Rohrbaugh, up in the
Cascades, while ON missionary TRIP
for the American Sunday School asso
citation. Mr.. Rohrbaugh is greatly
pleased with discovering the girl and
more with having been the instrument
for her conversion, and that Of sister
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-17
COMMITTEE FAvoRS HAY

Washington, July 1.-THE senate
judiciary committee today reported ia
vorably on the presidents IS nomination
of Congressman Hay to be judge of the
United States court of claims.
A Subcommittee was named to con-
slider the qualifications of Judge John
II. Clarke, Cleveland, Ohio, for the su-
preme bench.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-17

with headaches, ner-
vousness, flashes Of
heat, and / suffered
$50 much l did not
know what l was
doing at times. l
spent $500 on doc
|tors and not one did
me any good. One
day a lady called at
my house and said
lshe had been as sick
Jas | was atone time,
land Lydia E. Pink
l.aDxta n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-17
BORN

BLODGETT-To Mr.. and Mrs. Claire
l., Blodgett, 1901 South Commercial
street, Monday July II, 1918, a
daughter,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
our DAILY BIRTHDAY rfRrY.

Charles VI S,hWnb. who's" mammoth
'''l plant. are engaged m making mu-
nltous foY the Nllios. born at Williams
burg, i'a. ~ wears 0go todn,
Clarence $ Darrow, Chicago attorney
prominent for his participation IN cases
involving organized labor, born ~ klns-
man ohio % Years nEo TO-DAY
William r. Jerome, former district M.
toru'y Of New York. born In Sew No.k
city, % Years ago today
Bishop James Atkins ol tho Methodist
Episcopal church south. born ~ Knox
vile. Tenn. b6 wears ago today
Dr William \ Shanfln, president o'
Ncslcyan UNIVERSITY born ~ Carrolton
Mo. 81 wears nEn tudn,
John VI Morln, representative in con.
gross of the thirty-nfst rcnns,hurn
district born IN Philadelphia. iS rciu
acp TO-DAY
johnny klhano. champion feather
weight plgiltsi born iu Cleveland ohio
70 'rpr, HEo. tudp,
George l. DpufD Lewis. outuolicr Z
th" Boston American league hp-rbpl
Irpm born In san Francisco Is YEAR
ago today
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
SOCIAL DRINKING
CASE DISMISSED

The ,hatgc against Wilson was die
miecd BY Assistant County Attorney
Selby. who told the court that the county
attorneys office had not had time to
make thorough Investigation of the
case and that 1t dld not possess sufn-
cirnt evidence to secure conviction.
\, almost the same time. the county
attorney office dismissed the charg"
Of yagranc, preferred against T. NJ
mt, also Of Edmond
ls person N oklahoma permitted
under the states prnnihiinry In" TO
give a friend social drink
That Is the question that viii he de
ridcd hy fur, IN the county court
IN tho caso m the state against T. e..
Wilson NJ Edmond which WHs ,alled for
trim Tuesday
Wilson Is uharred with violating the
rohlbitoN law M maintaining u place
where persons gathered Tor the purpose
Of drinking Intoxicating upiuis The ac-
ruscd 10 y well known contractor In
Edmond Hnd according 10 statements
of his attorne, /. Giddings. MAS
lever Wr"stc no accused of u crime
Wilson also conducts grocer, in I'd
mund II is alleged IN the Information
tnut persons cunEfcrntcd IN The rear end
Of his store 10 drink liquor Nhiuh was
known to On, defendant The oncrse
BE- alleged to have hccn continuous from
Aug I l0l, tu March q, this veal
Assistant county Attoruu'. DhtS u
Selby aud John DuMnrs are 100 charge
of the pose utiou, while NtnWcr Cid.
dings g. d"fcudlng Wilson
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
MASS MEETING TO
HEAR BOND REQUEST

What will Nr nr ~ ihn mos, decisive
H.iNfs n winning nf 'nsins tor the rIt,
Hdm.nsifatinn 'hy election tn issue
iunds tHr 81 5npuoo water system Tor
oklahoma Iil'. will bc the report Of the
executive ,nVmii,ee NJ the oklahoma
CIV Retailers association 10 m.sting
~ that organization and non members
snragyd M th, teiaii business 10 he
held "Wednesday room In the skitvn
hotel
Tho executive ummiitrs decided at a
wrriirg Nnrdst io make an In,vsisa.
HHu uf ih, m,fIls nf ihr propagation
Tho mass W',iuu vas .siiri o. ss,ts.
i. q n WhN.H nu rurrisv when be-
.,ui ri.''l .sIis in prnr'irsnI ever
HHn ms.. hnnt ir ihy .Nt s.tInf ihrm
'H b. ura.ui Nhsu thf assu,Iaiinr. a
executive committee ftuufta
fh0 i..Is.un vf ihis UHwHi',e NII Us
IMPORTANT auae fhe tstaUs fswr
arrf great desl ui iHH ruptft, ni thr
r'tN anI because ui the .nilusr,e the,
etp able ia biing 10 bear
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SPEECHES TO Be
MADE BY PHONE

oklahoma CIV Eonrnus attendance
~ the c,rr member" meeting Tues.
diN night u the Ice luykus hotel viii
h'ur addresses delivered 100 wichita
Telephone wires and 1870 individual 90.
u'N,r7 viii hc placed 900 the large ban.
lU'' room nf rh' hotel where 'nc mccf
nI VIII hc N,ld and the audience viii
ro'r over frr 'ull wires NJ th, rou,,r
I"',uhun, COMPANY lirur = Alien. ,di
'ur or The wichita Hciyou and Robert
v Campbell president uf M, WI,ht,
Rotary yIuh, deliver short speeches
officials NJ the rionccr IN KnI,
rit, Mo Will also make few remarks
to me oklahoma CIV Hotatnus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
LAWYER OBJECTS
TO TAX NOTICE
James Lewis Says Vacant Lot
Was Assessed at $3,500
Year.

The tax ferret Of Oklahoma county
,,.t,,. uo, IA. ,,,n,,,or,c,t, an lot
"'''' 80,
'"h h""'d NJ 'Ss'Ss'" NJ F'''''
each Of the past 1--WE years; J solcmnN
sv,,ar th,, the improvements ON that lot
.,,,f,r .,,,i,.
'''s'' S""' VI
bur pulling ana the 'ho"'hs "' 'n '"'
duisitivc gopher"
Thus declared Attorney lam,- 4.
ItWis TUESDAY in answer Coo % notice
nom former tax ferret George n Klein,
which was sent b, registered mail Mon
daN Nccording to the notice Mr. Klein
asserts that the Wll tax ON improve
n,,nts on the lot IN question durins rnch
Of the pnr i've years has not been paid
TIL, tax ferret would nsscss the Improve
,..,t. ,p III la, al a. ,uO inr rgYb uf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
WATCHFUl WAITING IN
CAPITOL STRIKE CASE

''rs pi the stewart Construction ron,-
PAM regarding advice. uum Sew York
IN the local capitol .trik" situation. the
committee NJ representatives from each
DHn which laid down its lcuir week
ng0 and refused To- work until term. bad
l''u reached with the hoirlrrors and
common lHhurcrs union. WIZ engaged
Monde, morning IN holding meetings %
The Oklnhum, state federation nj labor
,ti.rt
The strike" nov has resolved it.cl'
into game ~ Watchful waiting. since
The union men rsinor no intention NJ fc-
stunning work until word pomc- from tho
offices bt the stewart COMPANY
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
DEMOCRATS OF LOUISIANA
ENJOY NOVEL EXPERIENCE

NEW ORLEANS, Npril ~ Louisiana
voter vrrr hpllutne Tursds, fuf stat,
aud p'ush officials and members II both
hpuyh"s uf m, legislature Fof m,
n..i ilr' M myu' years drmovftii,
.Iuid1irs fDr stat, ofn.r had s,iiy,
opposition UuNfn "a Pleasant aud trr
mni Nn1inu iUf governor and ti,n'en
Fu' governor. ftspfriiNrh. democrats
I. lrIu, ,i b, John ~ rsfkUt und ~
wn uwUHti utugfrssiv, .ind,pcn
I'H' democrat uuwiurrs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
PAINTER DESTROYS SELF.

CHICAGO. Npril IL Dependency 4.
believed TO have been the cause tor self
destruction Tuesday IN shabby studio
of Francis y Cayallaro. q painter ca,
gllHro. 10 wears ~ age, ls fcput~d Ia
have been honofcd hy European ROYALTY
and hi. paintings adorn many hurches
trf theatcrs, principally In Europe
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
SUGAR TARIFF DEADLOCK
REFERRED TO PRESIDENT

WASHINGTON, April ~ President
wilson mNofs th" senate bill postponins
tho plhuing NJ sugar ur the irrr lisi
until 1870 IN preference ic the house hill
posipuniug n indefinitely Chairman
simmons ~ the senate finance commit.
toe told tho president Tuesday that con.
irfrcr un the measure were tt drrd.
lock aud asked his advise
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ofpot ANo ooNeAps oueN

SNN NNruNIu rr,u, Npri o, Urs
H' O'Clock rt morning DESTROYED me
Southern Ip..U, .arht house. iNsr,,
h'N,H' H"N u'Nsapl housr. rr,f the ir.
n. N iHr.u rtse rs,ts .mtI
amount H ammunition in e tn,tsf also
NHs DESTROYED TNt nf, started in me
NO hr .afs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
WOMEN OF mULHALL ORGANIZE.

MCLHALL. uklHr April Is Special 3
The ladies NJ Mulhali have organize
"a civic club with Mrs J " M,Ncw
president. aud Mry - Il Green, sf,t..
.tary They propose an enegcliy AM
- ystematic campaign Tor ciyi, improve
mcnt Of the toSn, including ~ new and
modern school house to replace the pres.
ent dilspidsted building They viii tat'
an active part In the proposed campaign
for voting bonds for the new s"hoo
hnIldIng
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
FRENCH AeR0PlANES. %
STRONG. B0MBAR0 DORIAN

SALONtkt. Npril n Twenty two
French srfoplanos At e m russds y
humhatd'd the headqunticfs ~ the Hui.
gpflan ,iatf 1T noifan The raid ~ ~
entire success the French offlUr's -,
German squadron Nhi,h attempted ,o
,ur,Er the houhardlrg ipr,c was pt.
ib,kcd D., spcclal FRENCH ppd fire ms
thlbrs which forced ihcm tu abandon
fhr attack
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
NORTHWEST INDIANS ARE
AGAINST INDEPENDENCE

rENuIETuN ure Nprl iS Indian
tfihoS oi the Pacifi, northwest are no,
frt-ndl, tn the propusai ~ the scofctsr,
NJ the interior to issue pst-nH ~ Indian
'auds abandon the bureau NJ Indian ~
tsirs sud leave the individuals nj tho
.tnco 10 work ont their own salvation
AS protest against such legislation
the Indians it was reported Tuesday
have arranged 10 send to Wsshlngtrr
Iur ~ tIr Nnkiwp hrpdmcr
10 N argued that the cNpyurU,, ~ in,
government ,u the issuance M patent.
Thus far demonstrates that the Indian
cannot cope With tho white man and
That protective measures nrc necessary
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
'CASCARETS" FOR
HEADACHE, COLDS,
LIVER, BOWELS
Enjoy life! Don't stay bill
ious, sick, headachy
and conStipated.
Get rid of bad breath, sour
stomach, coated tongue,
indigestion.

Tho, 70 fine rasnfrts u,sn ,nuf
h,er clean ,uur thiri, feet " bowels
and svyrion ,uut stomach YOU sat one
~ two. uhc vsud, before rnlpr in bed
and Iu ih' morning ,uuf head be- plrsr
tonrur lH ,lsau stomach sweet breath
IeM BuH Duli some trt Uu, frnI
.uu. IfHaUsi RHl sniu, ihr W,rsi
.Uf't.f N.. tNi huNr cleansing tuu
ever experienced tts.hftIa siuu sI,k
headache tnuUaHtss Indigestion. Uai
resir sud constipation
Mothers should Eite WHuls ttsytfyi
iu cross bilious sirk. is,s+itN children
an, time The, are harmless and never
gtlps ~ slyksn ADV.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
STRIDE TAKEN TOWARD
SOLVING DYE PROBLEM

rITrsEWHl Npm 4, Iam.. mii.
public H'rr iu,sdlN SHOW il.,f yuu0u
MON has hryu appropriated buI tI. uuO UuN
wurr viii he appropriated ruuu h. boo.
duTubl concerns iut the yuuflru,Hur ..
IN, iltlslmEr district uf O.. rruIu.f
coke owens Authorities ut western
icuurN l,nuU Will take % commanding up.
siiou iu the d,rsiuff. ,uu chemical n.
duslfi's hcuusr ui iH, value ut the b,
pfoduvis incidental uu ihc manufacture
" coke
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
PROSECUTION OF CEREAL
CORPORATION RESUMED

CHICAGO. April ls-rr,l ~ the
Quaker oats company Tor alleged viola.
ton ~ tho aht.trusl laws wts begun
Tursdi, hrforc Judges e. e kohlfast.
= = h',kcr and Samuel A-chulrr "
the United States circuit court uf ap.
pcIls acting s- special court The case
vaS begun iu 1914 The trial viii hc
entirely free from deposiions and hfiei,
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
ONE YEAR AGO rooAY IN TIE WAR

Nv,0 is l0l5 Lieutenant Garros
Trcnoh aImsn. captured IN Flanders
Russians evacuated Tarnow German.
snuh British trawlrr ,Hnilla lu Nurih a..
British captured German trrnchc u",I
TN1rtIIcnn belgium. white French mad,
adNHuc, iu s0uthctn \cosgcs. stlu'ng pos
Sos. sion of IsuTrkoIufrld
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18

Texas points to Chicago. Kansas city
st Louis and other middle west.rr
points Nefe suspended hy the inter,
state commerce commission until October,
50 pending investigation
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Elfty Years Auo To-day.

1866 Austria issued an official not"
declaring her readiness to disarm ON a
fixed day. " she could rely upon the
snmr conduct on the part ~ Prussia.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Tabloid News @A'
'qa fsr Busy yfl yHfllX

lInnf llAlanninA
and EI,cr,i, rompnny's offIccs nm Erond.
way sn.r dark Monday were given an
idea N what the proposed white way ON
p'otrd. hy nmp standard similar In
design anI effect TO the twenty to he
Installed on Main It attracted great
d'h of attcnion and comment
'-
TRAFFIC. EFFICIENCY TALK RAN.
way clerks shippng clerks. commercial
unite men and everyone Interested IN
trufuc problem. are invited 10 attend
q lecture Tucsdny nlght at oclock In
the cluhrpom " Tire oklahoma HALLWAY
company In tn" Terminal building Ed'
ward Matrun southvostcrn secretary
m ohlrls' WIN peak At IN" heh'N ol
l,' 'In,h' N'l'''n.N ''lo n' ,N,''u'n" ,,l,'
wv. Ih' l''IN'" WIS poN'Poh'" i'''"
i'sl lhule"Ai hlsnI
TAKING NAV ~ N\MS I.uh' I'nkrr
OF Ntungn ls bon oklahoma 'Iu today
taking tgc sivl service examination
for admission tu,p the uaynl academy
ai annapolis Baker received his appoint
uour through Congressman Scott toris
of the Fi"h druiDl
r.,d,, I,i.a creations. a h,r,clc. and a.,
element caused tu. Tan. operator Of
"a, Dr.t named and ovuor Of the last
1, rr,,b ,rtn n bir,,lc ridden hy Victor
g,p,,. Tn, o..id.pt occurred a, Grand
,rI tfrds,p a,cu,,,. late Nopd,y ,n
.rroor no., .d,,i,,cd that bc "a. ~,
,',.T'.n,,, H.. ,,,.ma,,a /, tr,n cor.
f,-
r,.rn ron KICKING nov finn,
.f ttaa .,d ,ou ..nt,,,... a., ..t,,,. J,,.
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49,, WI ,.,,.,,,,JN ',,iN r,,,d,..,
/ d ur .'"r" Berry dcc'sd Ions G'n-
/ l..F M'h"d MN "''h""' I''.'n Wn'n
D.. ''n''''d s"ah N'l'' 'i ih' Long
nome SUNDAY.
,,.r ,r..on. vIu ,old thc,, annual con.
,,rfI.u ,r Oklahoma en-, TODAY. Wrdno.
l.. and Trr.d,, The y,pnd chapters
y.u toIt ,hct, .os.,nu- lhs nrt pu
.r... .,,J p,,. r,,,,J ,,up,u. and ,,lr.
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.,. ,,,,,,a ,.,,,,,., ,.it T., n.,d IN, IA. r,,.
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o''' was nu ''. ",'' W. WV
N'nfI'' ,n.u' N,n'n .,''', ann ,'., '".,"
avenue. go Keep the n'N' 9" 'n'' ''"p'
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LINES WORTH REMEMBERING

lud oflImcs 'Krusing VI fault
Doth max" the fnuIt the worse hy tho
excuse. ShHkcspcifc.
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twenty. i've Years AGO To-day

1891 Galveston accorded an cnthusips-
10. welcome to President Harrison. who
WIS making tour Of the south and
west.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-04-18
Daily Lessons in
History

One Hundred Years ago Today
lNlb-An act for improving the IN
totnal navigation Of the statc Of New
York embracing the Erie and cham
plain canals became a law
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e,ce eArss re SUSPENDED.

WASHINGTON. Apfll ~ Proposed
increased rates On molasscs from New
orleans and rice from Louslana and
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
''BUGS" BAER DEBUTS
IN NEW YORK

AS Rabid Rudolph might say:
Bugs Baer has broken into the
big league. but he's gotta get used
to II before he likes it."
This is just a way of breaking the
news to Washingtonians that Bugs
Baer, for several years the maker or
merry quips and cartoons on the
sport pages OF The Times, has been
iured away by the white lights or
Broadway and Park Row.
Yep, Bugs" has shaken the town.
He has signed a contract with that
METROPOLITAN daily. the New York
W6r'" and his nimble and fun-maK-
ing pen will scamper hereafter over
the sport pages OF the evening edi-
tlons of that newspaper.
Having signed up with New YORK,
the odds are 10 20 in Washington
that waivers will never be asked on
Bugs" Baer, and he'll become an
institution IN Gotham Just like
Grants Tomb, Christy MathewsOn,
and the Bowery.
Now that the worst has been told
TO the Washington admirers or
Bugs" and it is fully realized that
he's gone from here. we'll let you
I'm on an office secret:
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
How to Destroy Catarrh
Germs and End Catarrh
Forever

Catarrh Is a germ disease and the only
way to cure It so 1t Will stay cured and never
come back is to Kill and drive out OF your
system the catarrhal germs which have found
lodgment there. When the germs so the
catarrh will stop. The trouble with most
treatments, like sprays. salves. creams
greasy balms, lotions etc. is that they Gi,e
only temporary relief by opening up for
while the c,ogged head. throat and nostrlls.
In little time the Catarrh comes back as
bad as ever.
People VINO suffer continually from cRtarrh
should drop such temporary makeshif,s and
get something that really gets at the root OF
Ire disease aud stamps IL out, There Is moth
your nose and lungs the pleasant, 500 hing
healing, germ destroying air OF HyOmeI tpTO-
nounced High-o-me) made from pures, oil Of
Eucalyptus and combined with other powerful
healing, anGseptc- and germ destroying in
gradients. Hyomei penetrates and heals the
tnhamed, swollen membranes OF your nose
and throat stops discharges clears the pas
sages and completely overcomes the disease
by destroying it's cause. For catarrh germs
cannot live In your body after HyOmei reaches
them. O'Donnells Drug Store and many
other good druggists in Washington and vi
cinity have long sold Hyomei on a positive
and hnd this generous policy pays. Most
druggists bTe now giving pocket inhaler
made from hard rubber with every complete
treatment sold This makes a very simple,
easy and convenient as we'll as a 'thorOugnly
reliable means Of treating by the hest known
method this dangerous and often disgusting
diAAASe,-Advt.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
WHAT CAUSES COLDS?

This question is asked every day.
A cold is really a fever, not always
caused by the weather but often due to
G!sordered blood or lack of important
i.sod-elements. In changing seasons
fat-foods are essential because they
distribute heat by enrching the blood
and so render the system better
able to withstand the varying elements.
This is the important reason why
Scott's Emulsion should always be
taken for colds, and it does more
builds strength to prevent sickness.
SCOTS Emulsion contains Natures
rare strength building fats, so skillfully
blended that the blood profits from
every drop. 1t is free from harmful
drugs or alcohol. Sold at drug stores
always get the genuine.
Scott q Bovine. PloOnhsId. Nj iS-18
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
WATERS
BELIEVE STOMACH
TROUBLE CATCHING
The Stomach Follows You Day
and Night With Accusing
Finger. Relief in "Dreco."

Man scrambles out OF bed. leaps into
his clothes. flops down at the break
fast table, gulps thrice, races down
the street, swings on to a car, elbows
into an elevator, filings open the Of
fice door, and sits down and reads the
morning paper for an hour. Morning
after morning he does this until his
grave. What causes the death? In
many cases IL can be traced to the
stomach in the beginning, then fol-
lowed by the complications such as
catarrh, rheumatism. kidney trouble
and Brights disease, constipation,
acute indigestion and blood disorders.
European waters believe stomach
trouble as catching as measles. The
second morning London waiter serves
an American he asks how mis- stomach
is today. You can rush and hurry al
YOU want to- but you cannot get away
from n mistreated stomach. II Points
an accusing finger at you day and
night.
Sufferers from stomach disorders such
as sourness, formation of gas. these
dead aching pains. heartburn. VIII find
great RELIEF from bottle of the EerDal
medicine. Dreco which has soothing
effect upon thc Innings of the stomach,
and continued use usually gives pertna-
nent 4elief. We have on file statements
fiom many Washington people who
have used Dreco anG bear out the
statements above.
The Drecc Mar Is at ODonnell's main
store. g0l + street. where he IS da!ly
meeting the people and explaining the
uses CT this great medicine Price, SEC
bottle.-Adv.
The Washington times., 1916-01-28
For Chapped, Blotchy,
Red or WriAkled Skin

Do YOU realize that lust beneath that
coarse. rough or discolored complexion
there's an eXuuisite'V beautiful skin Of
youthful tint and delicacy? II you could
only bring this complexion to the sur
face. disCarding the old one! YoU can
in the easiest, simplest, most natural
manner imaginable. Just get an ounce
Of ordinary mercOl Zed wax a any drug
store. apply nightly Ike cod cream. re-
moving II mornings with warm water.
The wax assists Nature by gradually
taking off the lingering particles Of
dead and halfdecd surface skin. caus-
ing no discomfort whatever. Cutaneous
defects like chaps. plmples, blotches
liver spots moth patches, freckles, of
course. disappear with the o,d skin.
derful results in so short a time
Fine lines and even the deeper wrin-
kles often appeAr at this season. In
such cases nothing better than face
saXollte In II pt. witch hazel. This IS
remarkably effective.-Advt.