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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28
Saved From Being a Cripple.

Alfred Payne, OF Havana, H.,
while playing with some older boys at
his home had his head so twisted that
his neck was dislocated, making II
impossible for the child to move his
head. His chin almost rested on his
right shoulder and In a few days he
became unable to walk, due to part al
paralysis The boy, with his father,
had visited a number OF physicians
and many N'ray pictures were taken
showing the dislccated vertebra. but
all thought the case hopeless. Six
weeks after the injury the boy vas
taken to Kirksville and placed under
the care Of DR., Geo, Laughlln, ortho,
pedist, lat the osteopathic hospital,
Dr. Laughlin gently manipulated tie
neck for several treatments and then
slipped the misplaced vertelrl In
place. The same day the boy was
able to walk several blocks and he Is
as well now as before the injury
While DR.. Laughlin has made many
cases similar to this he says this Il
the worst case he has had.-Exchange
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28
Health Guards.

Furnished by the Department OF
Preventive Medicine. University OF
Missouri, Columbia:
Care of Sick.
The widespread prevalence OF sick.
ness throughout the country suggests
some simple rules for taking care Of
the sick. Not every person can have
a Well.traIned nurse The majority
Of patients must be taken care Of by
members OF the family. The follow.
Ing suggestions may be helpful.
The sick room should contain little
furniture. All surplus rugs, draper.
les and furnishings should I've remov.
ed. This gives more space and makes
disinfection easier after the sickness
is over.
All cases OF sickness, including
pneumonia and catarrhal infections,
do best In cool, well.ventilated
room. Ventilation. without draft,
should he provided for by means OF
window boards, or similar devices, to
throw the air up toward the ceiling
The patient should he kept clean
and quiet. a single thin garment,
such as nightgo~n or nights'lirt, is
all that Is needed. Tie bunGling up
OF sick persons with plasters, rags
and woolens Is bad from every stand.
/ point
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28
Charles jackson at Elmo.

The many friends Of Charley Jack.
son, who for two years was In the EN-.
ploy Of the Peoples Bank Of Maitland.
and whose services and companionship
we're 50 much appreciated by the Off.
GERS OF that institution, will be pleased
to learn that he has lately purchased
a block Of stock In the Citizens State
Bank Of Elmo, Mo, and was on the
18th inst. elected cashier OF that bank.
1t will be remembered that Mr.. Jack.
son Is a son.in.law Of Mr.. Abe Loucks
a prosperous and retired farmer now
living In Skidmore, Mo.
Tie Citizens State hank may we'll
feel proud OF the associations Of such
an amiable gentleman, whose advice
and business ability are sure to be ap.
preciated, whose integrity and honesty
" purpose are unquestioned and whose
anable and courteous manner vii be
sure to please the customer With whom
iie deals
The people Of Elmo are to he con.
graduated for having a family In their
midst like Mr. and Mrs. Jackson. We
predict a bright future for the insti'
sutton Of which lie Is part and wish
MIN unbounded success In his new
tield. Maitland Herald, January ~.
We do not know what more We can
say, but We can say that we have
known Charley Jackson, from the
tine he came here with his parents
from Page county, Iowa, and settled
lust at the southeast edge Of Oregon
about 81 years ago; have known hin
personally since that time, and M
matter In what part OF the county h,
was located he was always a hustler
and had the utmost confidence Of TIN
people wherever he lived. His wore
was always as good as his bond. From
here he went to Kansas, settling nea
Hiawatha on a farm, and during tn,
few years he was In Kansas, u,
made several deals In real estate
everyone Of them adding to his sid
OF the ledger, until he was what ",
would call comfortable liked" III
business acumen and judgment va
always good, and his business pualiiI
cations for any business that he ma
undertake will not he found lackin
In any way. Tue SENTINEL take
sincere pleasure In congratulating tn
people Of Elmo and surrounding cour
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28
MEXICAN AFFAIRS.

s.stasissas 4 4 49, 4 s.a..-s..#..s..a. a -
JAW NV. .
F" 'drtahza- i"t''. d'icil"i t"'
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d'ht' .........,
10 'hriihHa, h'h 81 we ''lE'l' i','n,'
Isl parry w M'N'''' 'NI'"'" '"c
spanish m'hlatct-
ArHiLa
?. Villas forces defeated ut lrapuntu by
Gen, obfcIOhS army
w. WA army "''''''" Wy
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The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28
NATURE FREAKS.

c4SAii3i-i-i-i-ii i-l-i-i-i-t-ifl4i1fo
JASrAuY.
10 Earthquake In Iialy: many cities and
towns destroyed. ANczznno being tho
principal sufferer. death list sr.Jis.
shock recorded by scisnosf1ih IN
Washington
Arutt.
Snow storm AMI - mile gale r,g-i on
tho Atlantic coast.
% TrNtH swept hy a rain nui electrical
storm, - dead.
~ Aprli heat record ~ 81 degree, In New
York city
J. Frost. snow aud tiin IN tho central
west from Texas to Montana
% iass-n peak. California. burst ou' Ia
eruption.
n Earthquake In southern California
caused los. NJ ti.OO.sl
JuLY.
I. Torn,in In tie midilc west clnein-
natl suffered most. dead upward of ~
with many missing
10. Flood IN ohio caused loss ~ sayD.-
UDI: 3 persons drowned
Ayduar
=. cluulhutst NJ Elite. Pa, caused los
~ s."rvn - deaths
~ NrsuVius Etna and Stromboli. the
Italian volcanoes, b"rnin" active
~ Tropical hurTl,auH ntu'l"l galveston
with waters ~ ~" guif. other p1,nts
uu the cost invaded l.u~s estimated
1T tpuuun rni deaths upward 10 NJ.
with mIuN tniAsNI.
~ frust ~ the ulir west
SEPTEMBER
10 Temperature" ~ In New York. hottest
sept " IN rrrurl
% Gulf Murit,r'" truck '.uuisiin, cpts'. .
deaths estimated uhuui 80
NpsssiI.W
q g. rrfzuus q li,i nui iIiuroi hy wind
storm ~ liui SprIugz. MA
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28
Government Irrigated Farms In
Nebraska.

Secretary Lane today announces a
generous Offering to home seekers who
desire irrigated fsrms In Western Ne.
braska. On March ~ the land ONCE
At Alliance, Nebraska, will receive
entries for approximately l+,Ooo acres
for which wafer II now available from
the North Platte Irrigation Project.
These lands lie In the valley OF
North Platte river, q region which Is
now widely known as the Garden Spot
OF the Great Plains. The Government
farms contain from 10 to 80 acres each
OF irrigable land, fairly smooth. and
easily prepared for crop, and are 10.
Gated In the midst Of an agricultural
community already developed and
prosperous.
Homesteaders will lind here nearly
10000 acres In tillage, with hundreds
OF comfortable farm buildings. Cities
and towns are ilourlshing, schools
have been established, and excellent
transportation facilities are provided.
The annual hsrvests now total mil.
lions OF dollars, and the pioneering
stage OF development has long since
passed.
Taken In connection with . fertile
soil, low cost OF preparation OF land,
good markets, and healthful climate,
these farms should prove exceptionally
attractive to homeseekers from the
Mississippi Valley states.
The disposition Of the lands Is pro
vided for by q drawing, which insure.
an equal chance for all applicants
The Public Notice, copies OF which
may be obtained by addressing tn,
Reclamation Service at Washington
d. c., or the local office at Mitchell
Nebraska, contains full particulars q,
to the method OF making application
for these farms. Under the terms o
the Reclamation Law entrymen ar
granted 20 years time within whicl
to meet the charges for water right
The second payment, however, Is no
required until five full years after III
date Of making entry.
This region Is adapted to genera
farming, live stock raising, dairyinp
ana the growing Of potatoes, suga
beets, and other root crops and veg'
tables.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28

II. General J. a.. BiIcN, ubtcl .I"ycr and
civil vlr veteran, a. C..yIs'; aged ~
a JOIN -. Long. former secretary OF
navy. IT bingham. :. So. nsch ~.
Parl Armstrong. playwright. In New
York. ng.I a..
SEPTEMBER.
o. Albert - SpHlding. baseball ve'ernn
and sporting rpul- manufacturer. at
puirt Iona. cal AGED -.
u Ga. - :! Ripe. WHO led the Eel
crll advance into Richmond In Ssb.
~ Rutland, Vt; aged Is
u Anthony t.ristpck. N'w york'S moral
censor. ~ .4unit y ] aged II.
. bL Austin Fiat. noted physician and
alruiSt. In NV York city; aged VI.
.. J Ncir illrlie. noted English Social
1T. VI T.. and lecturer, IN Glasgow.
scotland
OCrorEn
~ Sir charles upper. Canadian states
u.u former premier IN Engi1nd:
AGED a.
81. blanche Walsh. actress. In Cleveland.
o.. aged y
~pyTNurp
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28

at fHilhuelpnla JrSS "H'""'
Score. -. -, Go
H. J,rom. D. Tray.ra noted amateur.
Won title Of open golf championship
OF the United states. defeating Me-
Nimara. at Baitusrol, y. J.
20. yai. defeated Harvard In the varsity
races at New Haven. winning all var
slty. freshman and second varsity
events
%. Cornell won the varsity race at
HecpSie, with Leland stanford
second. time. % 30 3-j; also junior race.
In l0:Wl.j. with Pennsylvania second,
SYRACUSE won the freshman race IN
y:g 3-a. with Cornell second,
July.
Is Norman y Tuber Of boston made
new worlds one mile run record at
Cambridge. time I minutes u S'5 sec
onis
SEPTEMBER,
L. Amateur golf championship OF the
United states Won by Robert \. Carl
nsr Of Chicago, who defeated John ~
Anderson of Mount Vernon, y. !"
up ani I To play, at Detroit,
l. William NJ. Johnston won the national
tennis SINGLES championship ut Forest
IIls, \, T., defeating Maurice u, NJ
Loughlin with a score OF Id, Go. TO
lO-S
n, Womsn's golf championship won by
phla ut Chicago. 3 up and to play;
Mrs. W, A. Gavin runner up.
u. nirrctum !. made new worlds pacing
record Of l;j'iAI for n mile without a
wind Ihield at Syracuse, y, Y.
- The Philadelphia club clinched the Ma
tional league pennant ut Boston by
defeating Boston Q to 0.
80 Boston became American league cham
pion through the defeat OF Detroit by
81. Louis. y to 2. at Detroit,
OCTOBER.
o. on Anderson won 80 milo auto race
for tho Aston Cup at Sheepshead Bay
n Boston Americans defeated the Phili-
delphia Nationals In the NTH and de-
Gliding game of the worlds series. TO
4. at Philadelphia.
g. Cornell defeated Harvard 10 to az
Cambridge. Mass.
Princeton defeated Dartmouth 80 to at
Princeton.
NOVEMBER.
q Harvard defeated Princeton 10 to at
football .....
"a Yale defeated Princeton IL to Z.
20. Harvard beat Yale q to 0 at football,
n. Army vanQuishsd Navy II TO at foot
bali
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28
For Sale.

MY residence property, one.haIf
block east OF the court house square
In Oregon, Mo-, consisting Of II level
lots, q ive.room house, electric lights,
cistern. good cave, wash. house, wood
shed, chicken house, and park, good
cement walks, some peach trees. In.
surance on the house paid up for
three years In advance:
For particulars address, Earl A.
Rock, Forest City, No., OF phone me
ct Mound City.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28
III Administrative Notice.

Notice II hereby given, that letters ~ nd-
minist rat lon On the Estate ~ Thomas q, Nun-
gan, deceased, were granted - the under
signed IN the 18th day ~ January, 1915 by
the Probate Court ~ Holt County, Missouri.
All persons having claims against sa Il Estate
are required Ia exhibit them Tor allowance
Ia the AdministratriN within sin months after
the date Of said Letters, or they may br pre-
rluded from any benefit ~ said Estate; and
II such claims he not exhibited within one
year from the date ~ the last insertion ~
The publication ~ this notice, they shall Ice
forever barred.
THIS 18th day Of January iold,
FRANCES !. DUNCAN,
Administrator,
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28

-Corwin Zeller has gone to Marion,
Kans., where he expects to make his
future home. His wife and little
daughter will Join them soon. May
abundant success and health attend
them In their new home.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28

Rev. Is. II. Smallwood and wife,
OF Rsvenwood, visited several days,
last week, with friends In Forest City.
He was formerly pastor Of the Metho.
dist church In that city.
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28
SHIPWRecKS.

iASt'NUY.
~ Iiritish steamer rcuirth wrecked on
the Notfulk coast. 4 sailors ltuw
MNUru
y tutci States submarine ~ sunk on
Honolulu white makI"g 4 Submerged
run. All on boIrI drowned
ArHii.
4 Dutch liner Miurita lost Ia storm M
the Atlantic coast. ~ I~upl" drowned
Jut.Y.
q Lam" excursion steamer E1Stlanl
went down IN chicago river. cut NJ
g.p jlhnuti On boatj ~ passengers
Hnd nilnrs w"r" drnwn
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28

los Willard
defeated lack
Jnl,u.ut ia =
tnlu,i. II ia
yam t'ul,l
, I,,rtt, h,s,I,lil
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28
THE YEARS DEATH ROLL. s

'
IASuAWy.
Q J " Wright civil war veteran aud
military HnuLllst. In Washington
q u " Shurilff, civil war veteran aud
noted artist. IN New York ag-d -
10 Marshall T. Wilder. humorlst ash au-
thor. 1T St ruul. MINI. aged ~
~ MIR john Wood, one" noted actress
IN the English.Amcri,in stag" IN
England. aged -
H. G,n A N Stp-ssrl, noted In III" de
fcnsr ~ Port Arthur IN l.sii'j ~ Irt.
rugIll. aged ~,
N Gcn e. n Tnmpkins 4. = A., re-.
tired. IN Washington. aged NJ
~ col joyce, Federal veteran. M.
thor aud poet IN Washington, aged 20
a H. frothinghnm. noted light opera
star, ~ burlington. VI. AGED ~
rEnHuAnY
4 AIban J Ionani. veteran artist. In
New York city. aged -
" James 'r'"lmIn noted journalist, In
ii"rlu, aged ~
Fanny i'rnshN, blind hymn writer, IN
bridgeport conn
10 simon iir,ntaun h"rd al noted New
York nrm ~ booksellers, IN New York
city, Hgvd -
~ Frank Fullri, war grN"rnor OF tiah
under Lincoln, In Sew York city:
aged ~
u samul IowlrS, "lit"r nnd Publisher
of the Springfield Republican, at
Springfield. Mas aged ~
~ charles Francis Adams, historian and
puhlici-l. IN Washington. asr,i ".
~ Mary Ann Jackson, widow ~ Gen T.
] ,Ston"wulh Jackson, at charlotte
" a.. aged 81
ApnII.
G. Curtis Guili, statesman and diplomat.
IN lIoston; aged -.
l. J.. Itupkinson smith. author and AR
list, In New York city; aged 10
~ W X. Nelson. editor Kansas CITY
star, IN that city. aged -
Ib Ex.Gov. u. A. Woodbury. OF Vermont
at burlington; aged ~
ID Nelson W, Aldrch. former senator
from Rhode Island. In New York city;
aged -
e. Fredsrick W. Seward son of Secre-
tary Of State w. II, seward ana who
was wounded In defending his father
when attacked April II, iS'5, at Mon
tros". y, v. aged NJ,
q Olive Harper, author AMI Translator
In Philadelphia; aged 70
a. John W. Alexander, portrait artist.
former president of the National
Academy II Design. In New YORK
city. aged ~,
yUSE.
10 Gen. u, l., Mollneux. noted civil wal
officer. In New York city. aged ~
| H. col. q. T.. Woodruff, L, = A. noted
surgeon and anthropoloetst, In New
Rochelle, y. y. aged ~,
| Is Rafael Joscffy, celebrated pianist, IN
New York city; aged ~.
| q. Ellen Hardin Walworth. historical
writer. prominent In the u. a. H. IL
/ Washington. aged ST.
| 20 O'Donovan Rosa Jeremiah O'Dono
vam Irish patriot leader, In New
York city. aged ST.
| July,
@ Gen. poriiriO Diaz, former president
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28

Herman RID
der. German
American cit
tor, In New
York. aged ~
BOOK r
lShtngton,
negro lcI,let
and educator,
at Tuskupgrp,
Ala. aged 81
Susan T. Dick
insun. Journal.
lst ~ Iran
ton, Pa. aged
~.
ttr solomon
ltcf not
81 authority IN
the iipbrc "
Scriptures, In
y q. " Y ORR:
AGED IS
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28

Nri, IN" ilpNtllSl'
created "A baron
General Bennett
u, Young T"."lori'
ell commander In
chief United Con
fe,icrate Neter-
ans.
'nit-,i States petit
ton to dissolve
the United States
steel cOrpor'tion
denied by court
of apIic
William Jcuniags
Bryan resigned
the portfolio nt
state IN Wilson =
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28

tens. Dutch now ~
elist, In Zeist, Holland; aged u.
G General II. r. Tracy. lawyer and SOL
der. former secretary OF navy. In New
York city; aged g.
4 john ". Harper. noted publisher. In
New Yosk: assd ~
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28
FIELD OF SPORTS.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28

rnnzi hr,j ~ the he firio govern.
mont ~ MnNivu
The Holt County sentinel. (Oregon, Mo.) 1883-1980, 1916-01-28

} British Field Marshal Kitchener dec
Grated with the Garter Gilbert Far
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26
PAPER MAKING TIMBER
GROWING IN COLORADO'S Ma
TlONAL FORESTS.
Rapid Rise In Cost OF Paper May
Make Possible Utilization OF
states Great Forests.

Western N-wspapcr udion News Service
Denvcr.-The recent rapid rise in
the cost Of print paper and the diiii-
cu.tics encountered by the mills IN
their efforts to supply the demand at
any cost have led both government
bureaus and private companies TO cX-
pertinent with chips of various west
crn woods, and experiments conduct
cd by the Forest Service, according 10
bulletin just issued by the latter de-
partmcnt, especially, have demonstra'-
ed that good grades of paper can be
made from number OF woods here
lofore not used. II is estimated that
some of these woods when cut into
chips, dried and baled, can be dciiv'
cred to the mills at very small al
vance over the cost of local timber.
Wisconsin papermakcrs are said to be
already proIitinr from the experiment
Much of Colorado's best timber, To-
Gated in the southern portions OF the
state, is yellow pine and unsuitod for
wood pulp purposes, but there are
also thousands of acres OF Engclmann
and blue spruce. aspen, alpine ilT,
lodEopolc pine and other vnrict "s of
pulp wood in tn" national forests that
could be utilized it local factory
was established or better freight rates
made TO eastern points, II is claimed
The cost of labor in Colorado would
10. anita to ha
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26

work and washing for eleven and ! can
truthfully say Lydia Y. Pinkham'sVcg-
ctablc Compound has been godsend
to me for would have been in my grave
today but for it. l would tell oil wo-
men suffering NJ was to try your valn-
able remedy. - Mrs. VIM. GREEN, &s2
S. Addison Street, Indianapolis, Indiana.
There is hardly ncighborhood in this
country, wherein some woman has not
found health by using this good old
fashioned root and herb remedy.
If there is anything about which you
would like special advice. write To tho
Lydia L. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn.
Mass.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26

Denver The shoriug" OF freight,
cars In the United States. predicted
by III" Interstate" Commerce Commits
sion three months ago, has extended
to Colorado. Friday TIA" state Publ,
Utilities Commission went into OK
oCurivc session to conHIh"r what IF
lcctuaI steps could be taken at once
TO handle the F"uation and keep II
controlled. II is possible that, ~ one
measure Of prompt relief, the commIG
sion may permit the railroad com
plui"s TO charg" s. day d"murraPc
Instead Of 81 n day, on all box cars
and s. a day domurragc Tor the fInt
three days and 81 day for an sue
co"diuR days on all Refrigerator cars
held beyond the ire" maximum limit
ot luriy"ighi hours
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26
How YALE SIGNALS STARTED
Quarterback TwombIey Of 'a2 and 's3
Comments on Work Of Walter
Camp in Alumni Weekly.

The dclying into Yale football his
tory by Walter Camp has uncovered Il
number of interesting features, not the
least of which is the use of signals by
rhe Eli clcvens In the days Of long
ago. In commenting upon this work
Henry u. Twombley, quarterback on
the Yale teams Of 1882 and 1883,
writes TO the Alumni Weekly on old
Yale football days as follows:
"Waltcr Camp is right in his first
written list OF word signals used by
the Yale team in 1889, but he has APP
parcntly forgotten the signal given
on the occasion OF the first touchdown
made by Yale against Princeton since
1877. As boys playing Ia the Boston
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26

After n trial In the United States
District Court of Chicago, bofor" Judge
Carpenter and federal jury, the jury
found the American Medical Associa.
ton guilty Of libcling Cnrdui, III" WON
ans tonic. which they had denounced
Ms "noslrum."
This is u vindicuIion Of the medicine
and II proof that II has merit, which
wns recognized 10y II jury after n trial
Of tire" months, on" of the longest
civil eases on record.
Many doctors aud chemists testified
on both Sides and the "vld"uc" t"ial"d
nearly four million words.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26

ards kick.
"Such. however, had been the intcn-
ton on the part of the Yale line; Doc
Beck dropped back OF the line in cX
act time to get the ball, thrown over
the heads of the charging Tigers, and
without n Princeton man touching him.
Beck rushed the ball over for "A touch
down. can see old DO, now, with his
white hair standing straight up and a
grin on his face, shouting, How do you
like that, you TigcrsT"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26
Ehrhart Outlines Road Plan.

Thos j. Ehrhart, state highway com
missioner, has Il somewhat different
plan for Ccntralizing the control OF
road building in Colorado from that
offered by other experts Mr.. Ehrhart
Is strong exponent OF the CcntIallza-
ton plan. but offers a less circuitous
path. some students of the problem
believe, TO achieving 1t than that
which entails the practical abolish
ment OF the present highway statutes,
with bond issue OF So. 600 900. Mr.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26
THOUSANDS HAVE KIDNEY
TROUBLE AND DON'T KNOW IT

Week and unhealthy kidneys cause 80
much sickness snd suffering snd when
through NEGLECT or other causes. Kidney
trouble Is permitted to continue. serious
result. may be expected.
Your other organ, may need attention.
hut your kidney, should h,y, attention
hrst because their work |, most Important.
" you feel that your kidney, arc the
cause Of your sickness or run down com
dIiion commence taking DIR. EilmrT'-
S~smp-koo'. tn. great kidney liver .nd
bladder remedy, because n II prove, Ia b,
the remedy you need and your Kidneys
bssln To improve they viii help all ia.
other oTgsns to health.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1916-10-26
p|(KUP5
OF SPORT a.

Dick Grant is coach of athletics al
the University Of Havana, Cuba.
Deuison won the post.scason series
I'm the Western association from Tulsa
Speaking of game losers. how about
the Athletics Milwaukee and Cincin-
natii
President Lannn Of the Red Sox de-
clarcs no team Is stronger than tho
umpircs.
The japanese show up well in many
lines of sport, but they haven't accom-
plishcd much In boxing.
James NJ. Burke. the wcll-known
Boston A. 4. middlc-dlsnncc runner.
has retired from The cind.r path.
Boston Sportdum is 10 los. another
star, Patsy ScquIn, III" brilliant captain
OF last years Arena hockey team, Is the
Intcst to desert the Hub.
Buffalo wants the 1917 National As
ISOLATION Of Amateur Oursrn"n regatta.
The award viii not bee made until the
anuunl meeting next March.
Thirty-S"Ncu members of the Don
Rowing club of Canada, Including Am
utcur S"ulling Champion Robert bib