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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-19

TAKE NOTICE, that the under-
|signed, by virtue of an order of the
|above named Court, dated May s, 1917,
will sit at his office, No. 1887 oliver
Building. Pittsburgh. Pennsylvania,
ION Tuesday. June 5, 1917, at IL o'clock
"a. NJ, for the purpose of preparing a
zschedule for the distribution of the
balance in his hands shown by the
confirmation of his final account, will
then and there hear all persons hav-
zlng claims upon said fund, and will
thereafter, as speedily as practicable
prepare and submit to the Court afore-
said schedule for the distribution
thereof, which distribution will be
made according to said schedule when
Ithe same shall be confirmed by the
zCourt aforesaid. Exceptions to the
schedule of distribution may be filed
with me, if desired.
GEORGE III. CALVERT.
zReeeiver for Columbia Savings &
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-19

United Gas Improvement ...ses 70
United States Steel ....~ssse~s 12z
York Railways .Ae~M@~~= L
York Railways, Pfd. .ss@s~s~sssss 30
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rIRE RARGAINS

Non skid, 5X37, slightly used. $685.
one q. ID. non-skid. 4laX36, almost
new, Sl2; Goodrich $. s., Non-skid, AZ
N55, $500; two tirestone Y. D.. plain
tread, 4X32, $500; one set wheels with
demountable rims, complete. size 412x
81, $500. --.
OTHER BARGAINS
r. IL. Steering-g gear. complete. .S4.O0
/ Galv. Tank, l2U-Sal. cape, new $500
i top ana side curtains for 1913
leo, good condition ..........$5.0 90
Windshield ...................S 100
Presto Tank $500
Assortment OF Auto Cushions, up
hulstcred. Win sell cheap.
RELIABLE TIRE d. REPAIR CO.,
Prune Ave. at Mulberry. Dial 1923.
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TWO 1915 INDIAN MOTORCYCLES.
three-speed, with lamp, tank and
horn. Bargains at S170. West End
Electric and cycle Co. Green and
Maclay streets.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-19

MOTORCYCLE BARGAINS-Come In
and see our selection before buying
Easy payments IL desired. Dayton
Cycle Co, 912 North Third street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-19

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS - Have
your batteries charged and repaired
by d practical repair man. Satisfac-
DETROIT BATTERY SERVICE CO.,
9l2 North Third St,
Bell phone $3.50.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-19

BICYCLE BARGA1NS-25 wheels to
select from; prices from $40 up to $45,
easy terms; pay while you ride. Day.
ton Cycle Co.. 912 North Third street
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-19

1915 INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. mag
neto generator, three speeds, with
End Electric and Cycle Co., Green and
Maclay streets.
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STANLEY STEAMER CARS -
KOEHLlSR TRUCKS, SALES & SER
VICE; general auto repairing and sup
plies Battery recharging. Paul ID,
Messner. Ills James street.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-05-19

GOODYEAR. Portage & Fisk Tires
Storage, Gas, Oil, Air. Never closed
Rex Garage, 1917 North Third.
VULCANlZING - Fires and Tubes
rebuilt. Work guaranteed. Auto Sup
plies, Accessories and factory seconds
West End Service Station, 1717 North
Sixth street Bell phone
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
OF KEET
BABY LOCATED
IN OLD WELL
Fourteen Months Old Son of
MiIIiOnaireS Springfield
was Kidnapped May 80
CRIME "RING" DISCOVERED

SPRINGFIELD, June 9.-The body
of baby Lloyd Keet, II months old
son of J. Holland Keet, kidnapped on
May 30, was found this afternoon in
an abandoned well eight miles south
west of Springfield. The Cronshaw
place where the body was found was
mentioned as the proposed rendezvous
of the Riley gang in a scheme to
kidnap c. A. Clement. jeweler, accord
ing to the confession Of Claude Pier
sal and Taylor Adams, suspects.
The boy probably was thrown into
the we'll shortly after his disappear
ance the night of DecoTation day. 1t
was wrapped in an old undershirt and
the body was partly decomposed
Search in abandoned houses several
days ago resulted in finding the baby
crib. Before announcing the discov-
cry of the body, six prisoners in the
city Jail were hurried To Springfield.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
is
RECEIVED BY
KING GEORGE
AMERICAN GENERAL AND STAFF
START To WORK FAIRLY
PREPARING TRANSFER.

LONDON. June a--Eing George
has formally received Major General
PerShing. General Lord Erookcldke
made the presentation
Pershing ant staff went to W"fN
early, conferring with British mill
tary officials and preparing in every
way possible for the transfer soon to
France.
London newspaper comment over
flowed its customary bounds NJ en-
thusiasm in greeting the American
general
The landing Of porshiuE is an
historic event. declared the Daily
Express
He will learn from Admiral Sims
how affectioBatsIy Britain welcomes
Americas aid. His arrival is re
miuder that while we're hammering.
the United States il preparing with
enthusiasm the order 10 hammcr
too"
PcrshinC talked privately with thr
king for half an hour. then presented
his staff The king expressed gratifi-
cation at meeting tn, Americans, SAY
ing proof was thus afforded that the
English speaking people We're united
in war for civilization
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
TO SEE THAT ALL
CARS HAVE THEIR
PROPER LICENSES
J. A. BI4AKEI.Y MADE COUNTY
TRAFFIC OFFICER WITH
ORDERS TO NAB MEG
IIGENT BCYERS

In order to provide all the money
for the state road funG To which it Is
entitled, the county court this morn
ing appointed Deputy Sheriff j. y.
Blakely as county traffic officer with
special instructions to see that all at
to owners purchase the proper state
license
This order Of the court is aimed at
those auto owners VINO. Intentionally
or from neglect have failed to pur-
chase 1917 auto license 1t has
come to the knowledge OF the count
that there are quite a number of au-
to owners in this county who are
running their cars on old licenses and
some of them. il is said. are very
prominent residents Inasmuch as
the road bonds are to be financed 10y
auto license fees, the state will make
special effort to see that all such fees
ere collected.
The law provides fine of $50 for
failure to take out license and this
fine money also goes TO the road
fund. Deputy BlakeIy will give
preliminary warning TO all delin-
quents before making an arrest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
UNKNOWN PERSON BATTLES GUARD
80 ~~~
SHOOTING AFFRAY At CAMPBELL.
-" %" 80 %" %" 80
THREE BULLETS ALL GO ASTRAY.

Guardsmen OF Company NJ, who
have been standing guard over the
bridges and tunnels or the O.-W Il.
& y. in this county lor the past few
months. are very mucn on the qui
yive these days and have ceased to
regard their work as boys play as a
result OF an exchange of shots the
other night between a guardsman at
Campbell station ana an unknown
person.
Reports have been current in PEN
dleton tor several days about
shooting at Campbell and they have
varied from an affair of serious as
pect to an incident porn of a ner-
vous Illusion The railroad authori-
ties have fostered the latter belief
and have attempted to suppress the
facts but the best accounts obtainable
indicate that there was more to tn,
affair than nerves.
Lantern Is Broken.
According to the most reliable aC-
count OF the incident, member OF
Co. NJ. new to guard duty. was
guarding one end OF the tunnel when
suddenly a rock or bullet struck his
lantern and broke IL. Behind a sig
nal post. about 100 yards away the
guard saW man anG promptly took
"a shot al him. The man returned the
nro once and then started to run.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
NEW FURNITURE
FIRM UP-TO-DATE
CRAWFORD & HEDGES. OPENED
IN JOHNS BUILDING. TO
CARRY GOOD STOCK.

Presenting a most attractive and
inviting appearance the new furnl-
ture store of Crawford & Hedges in
the Johns (Judd) block was form
ally opened to the public this morn
ing and many townspeople and coun-
tryfolk have been calling during the
day to inspect the elegant house
furnishings which the new firm has
put in.
The store room has been entirely
remodeled and improved with paint
and paper. New display windows
that show off the furniture to the
passersby have been put in and in
the back Of the store is a balc0PY
which affords additional store space
Though the firm has not yet been
able to unpack and set up all of its
furniture, its stock already in sight
gives the public a wide latitude Of
choice The furniture is all right-uP-
to-the- minute stuff and the mahog-
any and oak sets and beautiful tap
estry pieces exhibited would be
credit to any home in Pendleton-
The new firm members are exper-
fenced in their business and plan TO
give Pendleton a furniture service
that will leave no reason or desire
to buy in Portland. Spokane or any
place else outside the city. What
We haven't got in stock, we can get,
said Manager Hedges this morning,
.'for we have connections with the
biggest factories and wholesale
houses in America. We can get any
rug or piece of furniture. from the
cheapest to the most expensive. and
1nIaFGal1 tho ont -nf Tow
houses that have been putting furni-
ture in Pendleton We are here TO
stay and we hope to be credit to
the biggest little city of its size in
the world
The store today is decorated with
fragrant cut flowers and buttonaires
Of red sweet peas are being present
ed to each caller.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
WILL CASE BEING
REHEARSED AGAIN
LONG DRAWN oUT STURTFN NN1
CONTEST IL Up TO-DAY N
CIRCUIT COURT

The long -draWn-out Sturtrssut
will contest h. being rehvar~-d Bsa.I
today upon am appeal from th, dee
cisiou OF COUNTY JugEy Marsh tu th-
circuit court CTrcult JudE. Dalton
Biss> ot ontario is sitting place
of judge Phvlps Who disqualified
Through connection with thr ,B-- il
the days before he was judge
judge Marsh decided the ,uaf-=t
in favor OF the contestants Who aTH
the children OF CLARK Sturt-yaut d.
ceased THE APPEAL was taken ~
Marx Sfurt.yInt -uu Hf tHr late
J. S5urtryaut and cnI,f b-nsncltrs
under the prurat.d wI. Whsfsssr
IN, decision iu IN. errogit court rur
81. viii undoubtedly b. carried r.
the supreme court
JHd-y a. F'rv and 90 " |.affs
represent the appellant ~hlI. Nnl
D o. Role. FrrHar.ra -rsIv-r - 49,
lowell ..H Wu 81 r.rrr-sH rs.-..
-... ... ..Hr...HHI.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
.CHAIRMEN NAMED
TO HANDLE RED
CROSS WAR FUND
Pendleton Delegation Visits West
End of County and selects Men
Who VIII Have Charge in various
Communities.

on the first organization trip for
raising the $4,000 Red Cross fund
from Umatilln county a local delega-
ton composed Of Chairman James
n. Sturgis. Leon Cohen and ]. r
Robinson visited all the towns Of the
west end Yesterday and named chair
men to take charge or the work IN
the various communities. These men
are as follows Echo. Fred T.
George. StaufieId. Ralph Hottie. Her
mission Thomas Campbell and Una
ulla. William Switzler In each town
the chairman will call a meeting ami
perfect a local organization that Will
endeavor TO raise the quota assign
ed to it,
In general Yesterday the commit
tee found an enthusiastic response
and great hopes are entertained OF
raising Tmatilla county's 83s ooo
without great trouble. However
earnest work vii lbe required and
this the committeeman are preparing
To do in vigorous. systematic man
ner
This afternoon Rev J. r SNYDER
will address the pioneers picnic Il
Weston in behalf o. the Red cross
fund
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
UMATILLA COUNTY
GAVE ROAD BONDS
MAJORITY OF 22O

Umatnla county gave the roao
bonds a majority Of 22v votes at the
election Monday. according to the Of
ficial canvass completed yesterday af-
ternoon. The five outlying precincts
not included IN the East oregonian :
incomplete report all went against the
touds and reduced the majority Il
votes.
PendIeten can claim the credit ot
having carried the bonds in this cuun-
tv as the majority IN the ~ local pre-
cincts was e21 votes outside of this
city the bonds lost in Tmatilla county
by one vote
The vote IN the five precincts not
r, ported before was as follows Fern
dale No. 3. Yes -. M Il: Nansy Gle.
Yes e. No. Is. Nolin. Yes II. No 80;
Willow SPRINGS. Yes 10 No IL. Gkiah
Yes ~. No ~
The following t> the total complete
vote on all measures in the county
Port indebtedness, Yes l745, No
1857. majority for, 4S.
Limiting Bills. Yes TSs. No 2o2s.
majority against -2+o.
Implied Repeal Yes 1l15. No 21so.
majority against. 1913.
Uniform Tax Classification, Yes
ls4s No 1854. majority against eo5.
City-Statr Elections. Yes -l65. No
1855 majority Tor. 5es.
New Peuitsutiary. Yes lt4s. Nc
a5Tl. majority aEaiust. lle5.
Road Bonds Yes eSoS. NO 2eS5. ma
joritN for e2o.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09

The guardsman took a second shot
just as the man fell. lie picked him
self up Immediately and the guard
tried to fire a a third time but, being
unused to the gun. had jammed his
cartridge. At this Juncture other
members OF the guard arrived. am
ong them the corporai. The unknown
man mounted a passing train and the
coroparal is said to have drawn a
bead on him as he reached the top
of the car but refrained from shoot
ing for fear the figure might have
been a brakeman. The corporal
came on to Rieth at which place the
train had stopped However. anoth-
cr train had pulled out just before
the corporal arrived. The yards at
Rieth were searched and a message
was sent in to the Fendleton police
to be on the watch.
Mater Is investigated
The matter was investigated by
railroad men and also by a special Sc
cret agent who is reported to have
declared that a man answering the
same description had caused similar
trouble at other places The features
Of the man were plainly visible to
the guardsmen because Of the moon
light
Since the shooting. the guardsmen
are very much on the alert. it is said.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
TO BE BASIS OF FOOD
CONTROL DURING WAR; AUTOCRATIC
MEASURES ONLY AS A LAST RESORT

agreement on the price OF wheat,
say $3.50 per bushei simultaneous
ly they will determine a price fo-
every other cereal to prevent substi-
tuition They will can elevator own
ers together. tell them the farmers
are willing To- pay $3.50 bushel.
the government loaning them the
money to make the purc hases.
cess Hour at That Rate.
They viii call the mill owners to-
gether and tell them the elevators
will sell wheat ON a basic price The
miller will he urged to mill straight
nour and since he has agreed on a
fixed chars for milling 81 the con-
.umer will get the flour practicau,
al nat rate. with some variationu
for transportation. Following the
$3.50 wheat through its course. Hoo
yer predicts flour to the consumer
az $3.50 to s. per barrel
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09

wASHINGTpN. June s.-Patriot-
ism will bc made the basis OF food
control during the war and autocrat-
ic measures will not be utilized eN-
ccpt as a last resort
From farm To- kitchen with reEu-
lation prices and the supply admin
istercd through voluntary agreement
Is the idea. according to the plans OF
Hoover Hoover plans to have q
rontrul bodN for eacn product COM
ing under his department. This body
will be- composed or representative
Of every link In the chain. from pro
ucer q" consumer and will perfect a
voluntar, arrangement designed q"
conserve the food supply and reduce
prices.
Here l. outline OF Tian.
Here's Hoover's pfan with wheat
as au example. They viii reach au
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
JAIL AWAITS
UNREGISTERED
OF DRAFT AGE
ORDERS RECEIVED FoH ROUND
ING UT or ALI. WHO PAIL
ID To LIST THEMSELVES.

drive for slackers is to be com
p,.ucsd by federal. state. county and
CITY officials. according to word from
partlad where Adjutan; General
Whit. has been notified that all men
between n and 81 who failed to reg
lister Tuesday must he rounded up
and placed under arrest.
sheriff T. u. Taylor - ON the look
out for these shakers hut does not
b.I,ys there were many in this
c,,Irty who failed to respond to the
call he has had word OF three Mex
lean section hands who failed TO reg
tst.r but these men all claim to he
over al. They are unable TO pro-
duc,. birth certificates because OF the
turmoil iu Mexico. they state. 4 Few
other cases are being investigated.
%, the -3s3 VINO registered In this
county 1s9N claimed exemptions
Those claiming dependent relations
numbered MA. - claimed occupa-
tiuual exemption. 16 claimed total
ability and six 20 hold legal. ju-
afriaI or executive offices There
were 1g. aliens who registered aud
l. are citizens 81 enemy countries.
There Wer. 10 Cnlored citizens who
r.ri-fer,d three of whom claimed
exemption 4 number ~ chinese
and about ss Indians REGISTERED
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
GERMAN LINES
ARE ENTERED
HALF A MILE
New Drive South Of Lens
Achieves Big Gain; TeutOn
Positions on 2 Mile Front
are Taken.
COUNTER ATTACKS REpULSED

LONDON. June 9.-A powerful
German attack directed over a front of
six miles covering all the ground just
won i'm Belgium was completely re-
pulsed by British fire. Haig reported
Haig reported new drive south OF
Lens. The British entered German
positions on a front of two miles to
depth of over half a mile. Fighting IL
particularly fierce. east of MeSsines
and near KIeinziIIebeki. The British
retain all ground gained The enc
my-s losses are heavy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
SLAV TROOPS
ARREST THEIR
OWN OFFICERS
-Four Regiments of Seventh
Russian Army Mutiny; Ker-
ensky Orders Arrest and
CourtmartiaI Of all ReSpon-
SibIe.
PEACE DELEGATES FROM
AUSTRIA INCLUDE PRINCE

PETtOGRAD. June s.-four
regiments of the seventh Russian
army refused to obey officers.
It is reported that another reg
imcnt arrested its own Officers.
Minister OF war Kerensky or
tis-red the arrest OF all RESPONSE
bIo. They will he court martial
sd
Three weeks ago Austrian General
Ttohr selected two peace delegates
from every division of Austrian
troops on that particular part of the
front. totaIing 100 men. The dele
gates. according to the Russian war
office included an Austrian prince
Early this week 120 Austrians,
hearing white flags and blowing bu-
gIes. advanced to the Russian lines.
The Russians met the enemy. The
Austrian spokesman outlined plans
for the cessation Of hostilities with
out waiting for mere governmental
action.
Told to 10 to Pctrograd.
The Russian commander told the
Austrians to 20 to Petrograd. An
Austrian prince and one other under
military escort. were detailed. The
others were sent back 20 the Austrian
lines.
The war office declared papers
were found on the Austrian Officers
To- Eject a peace agreement with the
opposing Russians. The Russian Of
ficids believe the Austrian govern
mrnt engineered the peace deal
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
KAISER JUST
MISSES DEATH

LONDON. juno s.-Thr-e German
nruc-r~ wrrr ktIi~d and the kai-rr
har,-iy r-Caps-d Wh~n arropianC~ ~
,vrntiN hbmhar,i-d the Chent railway
~tatiun. a,ncrdiuG to an exchange tgI-
t-cram di~patCil-
IIindrnhur= aud 40" German I'rir,-
ttrl Wvty al-H at ths station.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
DISASTER AT
SANSALVADOR
EXAGGERATED
BINOM BROS. RECEIVE NABhfS
DECLARING DAMAGE FROM
QUAKE SMALL.

~EW YORK. June 9.-Reports OF
los. Of life and property damage were
Greatly exaggerated in the san Saliva
dor aarthquak.. according to cables
Ir,,rn Brothers have received.
The consulate of san salvador salu
hrr, Il the arthquakc was marked o'
heavy loss Of life. Information con
cnrnIng Il would have come TO the
consulate Officially Nothing Was re-
CrIN.d
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
REPORT SENDS
WHEAT HIGHER;
JUL Y So. .35

CHICAGO. June S.-July wheat.
Ieacting to the bulliSh winter wheat
government report issued after yester-
days close. scared eleven cents to
s2.$5 at the opening today \ few
minutes later IL climbed To sac.
September wheat. because of the
spring wheat report gained only one
cent. going to xl.s6.
CHICAGO, June Especial to the
East OreConiauh - Range " wheat
ura...s f,Hax.a
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
l67 ARE BELIEVED TO
HAVE BEEN KILLED IN
MINE FIRE AT BUTTE
Bodies of IS Recovered From Blazing
Speculator Mine; 415 Mem Working in
LeUel When Fire Breaks, 213 Escape;
Government Sends TUo Mine Rescue
Cars to Scene of Disaster; Conflagration
Still Raging.

BUTTE. June 9.-Thirty-fiVe
bodies were recovered from the
blazing Spectator mine this
morning. The fire which has
been raging in the mine since
midnight. began when a high
voltage wire ignited tar in the
twenty -four hundred foot level.
The fire spread quickly and
spread burning gases to the ad-
joining Diamond mine. -Four
hundred and fifteen men were
working in the Spectator mine
when the fire broke out Two
hundred and thirteen escaped
through cOnnccting levels adjOin-
ing the shafts. leaving 167 unac-
counted for There is little hope
of recovering them alive.
When the fire prevented escape
from the lower levels between 40
and so men managed to escape BY
working their way through the
pitch darkness of underground
passages into the Badger mine,
adjoining. coming ont through
the shaft.
Scenes about the OOening Of
the mine are heartrending-
Groups of women and children
stood outside the gates OF the
mine while rcscuers worked. 1t
is believed the disaster Il the
greatest mine disaster i'm the
west. The total dead is expected
To be between 100 and $50.
WASHINGTON. june s.-The bu
eau of mines Immediately followin
he receipt of the news OF a mine dis
.ster at Butte, ordered two mine res
.ue cars. one in Colorado and tn
ther in Montana. TO the scene o
he disaster
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
BALFOUR REACHES A
BRITISH PORT SAFELY

LONDON. June s.-INrriEn Minis
ter Balfour has r'aChrd itriti-h
port. returning from tltr tuiJc,i state
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09

PORTLAND. ore. June g. tSuyC.-
alp-Club sass. bIussJcm Sc.6l
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-06-09
DAILY EVENING EDITION
TO ADVERTISER

The East oregonlan has the largest bona
fIde and guaranteed paid circulation OF any
far the largest circulation In Pendleton OF
any newspaper.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-11
BOOK ON CANCER

A new DO k has just been pub.
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City, Mo-, which gives reliable
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in cancer and has personally
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hundreds of cases. He is known
today Is one of the foremost in.
vestigators in the field of cancer
research, and his book should be
read by every cancer .-uff 'rer. A
limited number of these valuable
books will be distributed free.
You should s nd for a copy to
day, and if you have a friend suf.
from cancer urge him 10
write to the above address for
the book. adv.
Mansfield mirror. (Mansfield, Wright County, Mo.) 1908-1957, 1917-10-11
An Easy Way
to Reduce Flesh

Drink Hot Water and Take TasscO
Haven't you often wished for a med
icine to reduce your flesh? Sometime
that does not require dieting or calls
themes? Well, right here you have it
in 5.grain tassco tablets, which you
may secure at your Druggist. They are
pleasant to take, perfectly harmless and
cause no restrictions of habit or eating,
and reduce the flesh, little by little, until
You are down to the number of pounds
you wish to weigh. Too much flesh is
undesirable, as most quite stout people
will readily admit, and it detracts from
ones good appearances: makes II
clumsy and short of breath.
There isn't any reason why anyone
should be too stout, when there's this
much-tried perfectly satisfactory reme-
dy at your Druggist Tassco tablets
(don't forget the name) are recommend
ed by physicians and are guaranteed to
be perfectly harmless. Refuse substi-
tutes il you can not come to our store,
we will mail tassco to yon..-adv.