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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
Title Is Quieted.

A decree in iavor of the plaintiff
was granted by Circuit Judge Phelps
today in the case of Fred Strier
against G. d. Riddle and Lizzie T,
Riddle. The suit was one involving
title to lands in the county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
Accepts Position Here.

Mr.. and Mrs Glare Edwards have
arrived from Portland to reside in
Pendleton. Mr., Edwards who is a son
of William Edwards, has accepted a
position with Penland Brothers.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
To Take vacation.

Miss Josephine sullivan, stenogra'
pher in the office of the district at
tomey, will leave tomorrow Tor a
vacation to be spent at Lehman ana
Hidaway Springs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
Estate is Appraised.

The estate of D. n. Van Skiver has
been appraised at S462.9S by apprais-
ers James Barnes, Joe Blomgren and
q. w. Stages,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

Dan Shaw has completed threshing
his barley at his farm on Mckay
creek He reports good yield OF
barley and says he has fine crop OF
hay this year,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
Confined to home.

/ Charles Greulich of the Charles
company. is confined to his home to-
/ day.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

NJ. and Mrs. ], S. Haye and Mr..
and Mrs. Claude RenIand will leave
tomorrow for Lehman Springs where
they are to enjoy an outing, Mrs
Penland is daughter OF Mr., and
Mrs. Hay
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

James HILL is in from Helix today,
James Griggs of Portland passed
yesterday in the city.
W. T. Curtis of Portland, is in
town today on business.
$ D. Peterson, well known Milton
attorney, Is in town today.
S. H. Cooley is an out of town Wis.,
itor here from Napa, Cal
William Leathers of Hermiston
passed last night in the city,
Fred, Lou and orlando Hodgins OF
Vincent, are in town today.
Mrs. l. L. Magee of Ocean Park,
Cal. is a visitor in the city,
Edgar Marin of Enterprise, was
a visitor in the city last night.
A. S. vaughan of Pacific, was an
out Of town visitor in the city yester'
day
W. H. Daughtrey of the Unior
Meat Company of Portland, is ii
town TO-DAY,
0. DickensOn commercial repre-
sentative of Allen and Lewis, is II
town today
Miss Majorie Bollns, daughter OF
w. Bollons of La Grande was in thC
city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Greulich, Mr.
and Mrs, Charles Bonney and Mrs
w e Brock have returned from
trip to Bingham Springs.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
s0fIIIzITIaRa,a,
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S. Cochran Of La Grande was here
yesterday
Mrs. L. V. Henderson and children
left today for Lehman Springs.
J II, Johnson Of Dufur was regis
tered at the Hotel st. George yester'
day.
Martin Brothers Of DayYllle, were
here yesterday with n bunch Of horses
for the market.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Bartholet and son
Frank Of ,Pasco are here to pass the
Weekend They win be the guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. II, Raymond.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

Mrs, Adam Ruppe and daughter
Miss Bernice Ruppe, will leave Tues
day for western Canada, expecting to
stop at Banff and other points Of In
terest before continuing their journey
to Strathmore, where they will visit
Mrs. Rupees SON Herbert. They will
return to Portland about September.
Portland Journal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29
New Matchmaker Here.

Hi stokes Of Glendive, Mont, arriv-
ed this morning to accept position
as matchmaker for II. Nj. Sawtelle.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

+. f. Averill. head of the local BIZ
ological survey office, returned las.
night from trip TO the trappers in
Morrow county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

That Dezney of Bend was regis
tered at the Golden Rule hotel last
night. Mr.. Dezney is former resi-
dent Of Umutilla county.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-07-29

Mr.. and Mrs. r. W. Fletcher and
family returned yesterday from an au-
tomobile trip to Portland. While on
the road they did some good Round
Up boosting.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-17

ui I.r'lUl oregon was rum
..,r aud N,I o. motor tru.t m
.tt, I. llt-, Of, u- d.t. @whcrcupon
Ituo widow brought suit i'r damages
isoIu-. th, luup,I company owning
.th. uu.t TuuuIu th, true. driver rl-
legged that tno tnr., uu. o. backed
.dirr. co., into tho path Of Jlc mt. hin'.
.th, widow through u,, 'n'e, dee
med this testimony you. u,rl tu, jury
.aud W.. awarded damage Co., .uu
.o' $500. IN, lumber ,uWuIu. ape
pcolcd pud m due time Coz, rt.r om"
before the supreme youIi ii -,l,u
The supreme count reversed th"
..J.u,rt aud sr1ut,I the Umhor
.,umpnn, o. new trial
lu ht rl,tdinr- the .ttotuo, foo
the widow dcnird That tn. train, of.
.r.or ntd |uogiircntly and Dor,lo.-ls
stepped backward into the pain ct tHc
machine that Killed hm NEmu-t til.
phrase the -uprom" count raised a.
.i1uds 90 horror II reversed the iujl.
rcut because IN, attorney used % word
- three l"ttcrs when ho should have
used unly two. because he wrote
~uoelrcutls and ratclossiy when ID,
-uoujd have written u%c-ligoutly 90
carolcssiy'
oregon is an" maternity hospital
for uuIiugul-rcform measures. why
not initiate a law compelling the sue
prem, court g. subHit every decision
Ito 10 tribunal ct laymcn Tor approval
or revision
The us, uf the word and TOT or
may have constituted q heinous Of
Tense m the minds uf the learned jur-
at. who reversed the case, and VIC
are not attempting to say that from
"a legal standpoint the action uf tho
court va. improper However the
la,mau never car oc convinced that
IN. action Of the court was propc:.
and IL this represents correct lcga.
procedure % is one of the things that
the people nave been ,lam"ring Tor TOT
YEAR, Go have rcmcdIed And court.
never viii escape criticism until tho'
show q disposition Go quit "straiuiu.
o. 3d. lult' and get down o. business.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-17
I\HN IoN\ Up N;p NtIli>G

u,o,tug ot mu,. tnpu orduars
interest GOO Albuquerque and No'
N,Ni,u D. th.t of th. Federal .irm
| Loan Board scheduled to Ic held -
! N~luIIy,ruu, next Monday. November
4 TN. hoariua is tu Zoo held fof
the purpose Of getting the me-. cs-nrt
information 60 gould, the board 900 dee
tcrmiuiuR me boundaries of th"
twelve federal Hand puuh districts an.
&C. which the country D. TO lac divided
foi the administration ~ ,he new
rural credits Law known 1s the fed.
i,ral farm loan act
~ the tarmcrs and farm otEiniza
tons ut the states have boon invited
To- attend this hoating and uo douht
there viii he . large number Of out
of-towu peupl. m Attendance NJ TINS
hearing farmers and others interested
viii bc able {" eoi frs,-hand infoima-
ton about the operation 4 TN, farm
lIoau act. AMI the, also VIII br a'l"
t. furnish the board with WtUrntt-
lt,u about IA, farm loan needs u the
l~,ato.
Farmers VII 1, called upon Co. give
Information about the prevailing rate
ui ,u',rcs, ou first mor'ea-, loans.
ith. difupul't ot s''tu- extensions
inc TAT, OF issiru- ,i1rscd tho
de. .laumpuf - farms l- affected H.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1916-11-17
E\.II~u rI,I3s> COMM NJ

Tho loadIus newspapers 81 ENGLAND
300 commenting upuu the recollection "i
President wilson awe tircn - .
r.i,. an optimistic View uf the ont
CONS, IN, Manchester Guardian
tnInk- President wilson success ia
rlll,iug To- him q sufficient number 81
rrnsicssl,cs despite MI Roosevelt
proves that the spirit of rndicalism
60 liberalism * too Ecuutn" an'ni
tho host oi Americans Tor even u
most forccful personality to he able
go transfer their votes au,omnu'aHN
This. It thinks. msy indicate = ncv
,poch in American political itie
After arguing tina, Nj Hughes We
perhaps. too NEGATIVE IA hi view
too lacking IN Imagination and fl"N-
Ipiity and IN due appreciation ~ tn"
problem OF social justice Or 81 an
FRESHNESS, IN discussing it To- suit mans
rrocrcssii as. the Manchester Guardian
remarks that many p~rogr,ssiN, votes
|.NHf. NN.tNAA'~N N''N rAf'N' - ''
With the reservation that they VIII H.t
again GO Democrats, unless MI VII
.un confirms D. faith ut the lrogt..
ives n, .1usulidatiug what j.. still
tentative II he ducs he viii have
Established himself as the greatest
president since Lincoln. ana MA, play
part iu NJ. lUhic, men of peace
which VIII give, him e plar, m world
i,-tor..
Tu, Dlil, Tcl.rr,ph remarks that
Ma, Wilson'S showing iu tn, election
remarkable ia the highest degree
for 81. has proved that q president gaI,
.r elected without carving \ow York.
tuc Sow England .titcs aud the bis
-.tfo- of the Middle West
Nj. wilson nas been elected uy ~,
-u.tditouJ.ls SOLID p,mo,ttc, r' th'
south ~, T,lcp,1ph says. combined
s.u4 tho wholly new political phcu-
.u.uou 90 tsa independent operation
"a ,rIn..n 90 the western states n 81
I,ar ru, Telegraph h"Ius. that what
csc. l- difficulties In aomcstI, AT
.sir- o. mtu 20 Afr WILSON char.
..r u, u.U lu "ppurtlu.tt 'f CIV.
u.u weight O.. no, uiiH,u., uf Pho
..lt.-. neutral nation tnr uus, puN
...U. t~..-t,. u. che interests .f uH.
utulit 900 urr,.tIuu with a., ~uII,
.... al. .... ., sim. .f t,,t-.l, ,.n.
The Jasper news., 1916-05-25
BLUE AND BETHEL.
MISS EDNA YATES.

Geo. Lilly, sod Albert Reilly and
Chris Remm ench Il new Overland
touring car this week.
Marion King hnd family visited
Sunday with John King and family.
Mrs. Buttl and granddaughter Cecil
Pugh called on Mrs Wait McPeak
Tuesday.
S. II. Mitchell and wife, Ezm Vonier
and wife, Will Mitchell and family,
Theo, MITCHELL nthts family, Geo. Nor
gam and falnilyr viii Crockett and
fanably, Bhaals Carns and family I.ee
Mliteiaell ,pntl lsaraity sntt Sylvia Binney
tools dinner with Fred Mitchell and
faieaily sSt,t,daN.,
Minis. R,ty Bp,,S- unb Mrs Leslie
Esnplsst cailsd on 5Jr& Guy ArDeB
'fl,lrsduN..
MRS. Gasemanb nla.b tlssuEhter- Mns.
sIemsg of lLani,ir visi@ed at Niwy Arner's
Sui,tiaM.
Eu,a,,M aud Edna l'ates c,tbIetb vt
GuM .Nnter's,at,d,b br.. I. Cotton's Th,aps-
daM.
Mrs, Alice IEsltnen ,SIsd hanily visit-
ed Sunday with Earl Ruckei ailet
family.
Matb MciealS and fsrmil@ took dtn-
nenat tile l,tidd home 5unrug.
Ross Rose andI wife visited DenhanN
PtineundfnmiiM afsw days this week.
AIrA Etnd~ Miliimans, visited Mus
Leslie ILnwless, SunduN.
Mira leaTI lt,lultell mad little dssu4rht-
ter Hlm visiiel Thursday adiEnnO0n at
the ~. II. Cotton, huiiie.
Mlrsh. .lolin, lsts+ ad,dh tlnutsl,ten ane'
spending II. fuw di,@+ wiblb lier nio0hsrr
Alrs Az iit.,~on,
Mrs, litHiinnliat daughter lBlnroiaa-
callerli"n, Alrsa. MAnuS C@na+ Sunday.
Mr+, l,h,l,l wished Mrs. GlntiIls Datptdl
Monday.
Clarrum Cline siIenb stuu,tlsNN Mt
Houston, t'line;S,, aai,i, him sir-En ESr ne
uirneul fionle. with hitIt 10, SperEl the
weeks
The Jasper news., 1916-05-25
DIAMOND
Mrs. Gn.AN.l,Ks MltnIc&e,

The-siok folks in, oun eoniaiunity are
muolhiinprowed.. Clyde BuM.rtt hsO.
BEEN out, fpn ~ ride.
Mn. hunt is busy putting i'm his
sweet netaio plnnts, HE is planning
tp,set tiMs,annes, this sPrinG.
/ Link, Milton ealled on his father
SundnM.
The sunpnise onl Rava GnSle WAS y sue
oess in. every way except one. 1t Was
II bad evening Saturday and q large
'nnmben did not atben6- ALI present
enjoyed n fine time.
E'hanees GuliGle is, taking music les
sons, of Miss Webb of Jasper.
Chns. Elting and wise were called TO
Mn. Elting's parents home near Car
thaGe last Thursday. by the death Of
NIr- Elting's sister, Cora Montgomery,
which occurred in Colorado Monday.
The remains were Brought to the old
heme and were laid TO rest in the Fas-
kin cemetery Friday.
Thomas Edwards has been busy
hauling wheat the past week.
Mrs. John Bnzzard WAS Jasper
shopper Friday.
Mrs. Bradford called on home folks
Wednesday.
Miss Kaufman was a Jasper shopper
Saturday.
Mrs. John Buzzard called on Mrs.
Elting Saturday, and while up this
way hived u nice swarm of ices for Ed
Pfander.
We are glad Of the road work that is
being done on the road leading to Jas
per. Several bad places have been
fixed and good grade has been put
up all the way. We hope the good
work will not stop soon, for much more
is needed.
Thomas Edwards and wife spen
Sunday with home folks.
Mr.. Gulick spent Thursday nigh
and Friday with Walter Mosley an,
assisted him in taking care of thing
while Mr.. and Mrs. Elting were q
Carthage.
We. learn Monday morning of tn
death of May Osborne which occurre'
Sunday night at 10 o'clock. Our deer
est sympathy rests with the loved ones
+. Pfander and wife and James Pric
and family spent Sunday with f
Pfander.
Silas Deniston and wife visited i
Alba Sunday.
The Jasper news., 1916-05-25
MALTA.
Miss EMMA MAGERS

Miss Goldie Day of Iantha visited
Mrs. John Welsh this week.
Oren Harris and wife and Miss Fern
Belline and Dan AIagers autoed to
Carthage Saturday night and was
caught out in big rain.
John Welsh and family visited rela-
tives in Lamar Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. jim Etter is very sick with
bronchitis and Miss Ellen Despair is
doing her work this week.
Ben Bell, who is sick with rheuma-
tism, is in Eldorado Springs.
Virgil Carter visited Dan Magers
Thursday night.
lola Welsh visited Violet and Ruth
Massey Friday.
Mrs. John Welsh and Goldie Day
visited Mrs. Jarvis Wednesday.
|. Miss Kearn, from near Golden City,
is the teacher for the coming year al
Pleasant Valley.
]. p. Bell is making cement porches
and walks about his house.
The Jasper news., 1916-05-25
JASPER, ROUTE 2.
Miss LULA DIXON.


Wilfred Atkinson and Ruth, Orville
and Theresa Starrett spent Saturday
night and Sunday with relatives near
Carthage.
Emma Buxton, Frona and Aretha
Talley, Clarence Pugh, Terry Wescott,
Carl Buxton and Johnny Coville
visited Saturday evening with Lula
and Homer Dixon.
+. w. Wescott and wife and Chas.
Wescott and family spent Sunday
afternoon at the home of Luther Wes-
colt.
Mrs. FL Collier and daughter are
visiting Mrs. w. i. Milton this week.
Ed Hille and wife and daughter
Lucy, n. Nj. Dixon and wife and
daugter Lula visited at the home of H,
l.. Hille Saturday.
The directors of Lynnland school
have employed Miss Frona Talley tc
teach there the coming term.
Most of the farmers along this route
are through planting corn.
Gladys Bradford spent Sunday with
Frances Gulicl1.
Terry Wescott helped VIM. Huff.
man plant corn Friday.
The Jasper news., 1916-05-25
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q Neighborl1ood News. Z
q Written by assistant editors.
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DEWEY.
Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS.

Mrs. MAY MATTHEWS.
Strawberries and cake at Salem,
You'll find there Saturday night
II the war don't interfere
Some sugar will be in sight.
Arch Itice came down from Kansas
City Sunday with new auto--a DOFt
machine.
The male choir commenced Friday
night with rehearsals. They have sent
for new books of popular songs.
A new pupil was added TO the art
school Friday.
The rain spoiled the Sunbeam supper
on the creek Saturday night.
Miss lorena Estey stayed with Mrs.
Rice while Arch Rice was in Kansas,
City.
Mr.. Brock, Ralph Berry and Me.
Gresham and families took dinner itr
Sarcoxie Sunday and viewed the Peony
fields.
Mrs. McIseynolds and Mrs Elliott
went Monday to Me- and Mrs. Pinny's'
golden wedding Vt Carthage.
Brook Queen aiid wife went to house,
keeping last week where Mrs. Cren-
shaw lived.
The Jasper news., 1916-05-25
CARYTOW N.
Mrs. EDITH TURNER.

There will be strawberry supper ut
Salem Church Saturday night, May
%. Ladies' are expected to bring cake
and dishes. Everybody invited and
be sure and bring some one with you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Covert spent the day
Friday ut Mr.. Boyd's.
Miss Helen Elliott has the measles.
Mrs. Brummett and daughter Louise
called at the Turner home Wednesday,.
Aretha Flowers spent Sunday with
Edna Turner.
Kenney Miller and family and Will
Cline and family went to the peony
fields Sunday.
1t was decided Sunday to have
Children's Day program at night, the
first Sunday in June.
Tommy Dryden was buried Mt the
Brethren Church Sunday afternoon.
Some from Carytown and near by
have gone to SarcoXie to pick berries
They say the berries are going to be
fine this year.
A number in this neighborhood who
have finished planting corn will go to
hauling rock for the road Monday.
The Jasper news., 1916-05-25
DRY FORK.
Mrs. w. f. KING.

T.. r. King and wife visited from
Friday till Sunday with their son ant
family in Carthage.
Tom Ilackett spent Sunday with
Walter Frost.
Fred Gresham and family called to
see f. r. King Friday afternoon.
Basil McClintoct and wife spent
Sunday with the latter's parents, Mr..
aud Mrs. Wiuans.
Homer King and family visitedsSun-
day with C. a. King and family.
I.eola Patrick and Clarence Gresham,
spent Sunday evening with w. F.
King and wife.
The Rev. Mr.. Shuey of Alba preach
ed ut Mount Moriah Sunday, He fill
ed the appointment of the regular pas
tor, Bro. Dalton.
Robert Wine spent sunday with
home folks at Jasper
Opal Stith is on the sick list this
week.
Some from here attended the funeral
of Mrs. Bulyard, who was buried Sun
day.
The Jasper news., 1916-05-25
BLUE STAR.
Mrs. MYRTLh CU,NkR.

Mrs. Robbins and ebii,iren and her
mother Mes. Mullen, left Thursday
morning fOs Idaho where they will
will make tlieiE llotl,e, in place of Iowa
as WAS stated in these Items last week.
Frank Blnbungh was dinner guest
OF W. >. penninSs.A Tuesday.
Mr.. Beabmer ah,t Mr. Williams of
Lamar anil Mn. FNN OF Boston called
on !. F. Hull Saturday morning in
regard to the good TOntls work.
Mrs. llflby ami Mrs Mccormick
spent Thursday afternoon with Mrs.
Hull and her mother.
II. T.. Coiner antt family visited Sun
day Mt r. D. Owens.
VIM. Kasterly and wife and son Bert
visited mt J. e Hull's Saturday.
Misses ZelIa and Essie Wright were
Carthage visitors Saturday.
Miss Vera Mikesell OF Nevada visited
several days with her uncle, c.. Nj.
NIikesell and children. Mrs. Cora Ross
also visited there Friday night and
Saturday.
Jake Resh and wife OF Lamar, Mrs,
Mullen and children were dinner guests
of w. S. Pennington and family Bri-
day.
Miss Zella Wright visited over SUM-
day with Mrs. Carrie McGlintock-
J. f. Hull and wife and DR.. Norton
and wife went fishing Saturday.
VIM. Thompson and wife visited
Adam Malone and family Sunday
Mrs. Malone and children and Jessie
and Vera Pennington called ON Mrs.
Norton Thursday.
Will GrifIitts and wife spent Sunday
evening at the Pennington home.
Bernice, Edna and Jimmie Blevins
called at Mrs. Malone's Friday.
U. H. Brown and family spent Sun.
day afternoon at 10y Worley's.
Miss Essie Wright is visiting her sis
| UeT, N1TS. NldlOlle.
Mrs. Pennington and daughters
called on Mrs. Mullen Tuesday.
Ella and Hobson Mikesell gave 1
party Saturday night, but owing to the
rain not a very large crowd was present
but all report good time.
|, Mrs. Emma King and children spen
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs, Cor
: Worley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taggett spent Sunda.
afternoon at S. P. Kings.
; Mrs. BERTHE Garner called on Mrs
Emma King Monday morning. OIL
and Floyd Worley spent the afternoon
there.
Misses Vera and Ella Mikesell calle
on the Blevins young folks Sunda
evening.
e Mrs. Cecil Kaderly visited Monda
with Mrs. j. h. Hull.
r Miss Helen Hickman has been cleo
ed teacher for the Dublin school tn
!. coming term. This will be Miss He
ems first school and we wish her success
u Hobson Mikesell left Sunday morr
o ing for Lees Summit where he will wor
this summer.
{ Bert Kaderly spent last week wit
his brother Jake and family.
Correspondents will please mail
The Jasper news., 1916-05-25
FOR u. s. SENATOR

Those who Walter s. DcLay KNOW that he is, first
Of ALL patriot and after tiat Republican, whose devotion
his party based his conviction thai. X stands for what
best in Nation and State iiereore incapable Of
being swerved from party loyalygbx consideration Of
merely personal ambition either for him-
self or anybody else That's the Of Rnaucan Walter
s. Dckey has always been. ia purity than
thirty of unselfish and sbvicg before he be-
candidate for favors its haniss M- Dickcy s
candidate for the nomination opgJneE Satns
have oh from all parts Of the
state that his nomination will tia Ticket and help
to guarantee victory. Tint ought
be nominated for office nnlexsci iso a
that can be chosen for that s Regards Repub
victsry this year Of aa amy mans
personal ambition.
The Jasper news., 1916-05-25

Correspondents will please mail
their letters Monday in time to
reach this Office Monday evening.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22

ACID IN STOMACH !
NaSA aan ~ n r 4 n MS
SOURS THE FOOD
SAYS EXCESS OF HYDRoCHI4oHIC
ACID Is CAUSE OF INDI- II,
CEST- ON.

A well-known authority states that
stomach trouble and indigestion To
nearly always due to Acidity--Acid4
stomach-and not, as most folks be-
heve, from a lack of digestive juices
he states that an excess Of hydr0chlo-
rio acid In the stomach retRrdH d..
gestion and starts food fermentation,
then our meals sour like garbage in
q can. forming acrid fluids ana gases
which initiate the stomach IKE . toy
balloon. We then get that heavy
iumpy feeling In the chest, we eruc-
tate sour food, belch gas, or have
heartburn, fiatulence., watsrbrash. or
nausea
He tells us to lay aside all diges-.
tive aids and instead. get from any
pharmacy four ounces OF Jad Salts
and take q tablespoonful In = glass
of water before breakfast while 1t 10
effervescing, and, Furthermore. "a
continue this for one week. While
relief follows the first dose, It 10 fYn-
portant to neutralize the acidity, re-
move the gas-making mass, start the
liver, stimulate the kidn-ys and thus
promote a free flow of pure digestive
juices.
Jad Salts Ia inexpensive ana Ia made
from the acid Of grapes and lemon
Juice. combined with 1tthia and go
dunn phosphate. This harmless salts
ts used by thousand Of people for
stomach trouble with excellent re-
sults.--Adv.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-03-22
real reserve corps Of trained Of
ficernv

real reserve corps OF trained of
ficsrMr
Republican Leader Mann supported
the Gard amendment.
This PLAN" he said. would make
good soldiers and good officers faster
-and better than they can be provided
In any other way, I was educated In
training. For two years was captain
OF a cadet company. and think that
when came out Of the university
was competent to command a cem-
pany."
Representative Mcclellan, Of Ten
nessee, offered as substitute for the
Gard plan a proposal to appropriate
sic, e60, eoo. to be divided among ~
cational institutions. one In each
State. He said his plan would e.
tablish forty-eight military schools
slong the lines OF the West Point
Academy. The Mcclellan proposal
found little support
An amendment offered by Mr.. Til
son, of Connecticut. authorized the
Secretary of War to manufacture OF
purchase such dies, tools, Euagea and
other apparatus as may be necessary
to provide for the immediate. manu-
ia cture as may be necessary to pro-
vide for the Immediate manufacture
of munitions and arms. Chairman
Hay accepted this proposal and Rep
resentative Good. of Iowa. added to II
an. authorization for the Secretary OF
War to make plans and preparations
under which-the Industrial concerns OF
the country could be converted to the
manufacture of munitions or supplies
in time of war. Both amendments
went through without opposition.
In an effort to hurry the bill along.
Mr. Hay today secured an agreement.
setting aside the regular business on
the calendar for tomorrow. In favor
OF the measure. An effort will be
made to reach ANAL vote tomorrow
before adjournment