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The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-28
FOREIGN

The Peruvian cabinet resigned.
Germany has stopped the export OF
coal to Holland.
Disarming of workmen in certain
Russian districts is taking place.
American soldiers in France per-
mitted to drink French champagne.
United States officers taking course
of training in French and British mill
tary schools.
Dr. Won Bethmann-Hollweg, the for
mer chancellor, left Berlin for his es-
tate in Hohenfinow.
An ecumenical council of the Russo
Greek Orthodox church will meet at
Moscow Assumption day, Aug. 2Sth.
The Chilean ministry which has just
abandoned office was formed July IA,
replacing the cabinet resigned on
July z.
An American steamer recently sank
large German submarine, according
to a dispatch to the Paris Temps from
Havre.
A revolt has broken out in Ecuador,
headed by Generals Marillo and Vim
ces. 1t is confined thus far to the
province of Manavi.
A reduction of rs per cent in the
price of bread at an early date was
announced by Baron Rhondda, food
controller in London.
The Havana secret police are
searching for Miss Ruth Armstrong,
formerly of Youngstown, Ohio, who
disappeared from Havana.
The Paris City Council voted to give
free site in the rue Savorgnan de
Brazza near the Eifel tower for club
house for American students in Paris.
Filipinos are doing their bit" with
the American Sammies in France. All
mess attendants are at the camp from
the islands" except one lone negro.
Reports were current at Copenha-
gen that Admiral Kollschaltely, COM
manding the Russian Black sea fleet,
will join the American fleet in Europ-
can waters.
Villa followers, to the number of
5000, under command of Francisco
Villa and Canute Reyes, are reported
moving on Torreon from the north and
the south along the Mexican Central
railroad.
The Council of Soldiers and Work
mems Delegates and Peasants of all
Russia voted to grant the government
of Premier Kerensky unlimited pow
ers" under the title government Of
national safety" for the re-establish-
ment of public order, both at the front
and at home.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-28
Consider Bill for state Markets.

Two important bills to be consid-
cred by the Legislature at the extra
session were prepared by the attorney
general at the request of James R..
holland, secretary of state. One of
these measures calls for the establish
ment OF state markets in any districts
where food shark dealers are operat-
ing. The other is a revenue-producing
law which, according to Noland's fig
ures, will produce from a corporation
license tax enough money to retire a
100000 war bond issue within ten
years.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-28
SPORTING NEWS
Standing of Western League Clubs.

st. Louis mermaids will have to quit
sporting one-piece see more" bathing
suits or go to jail, Sheriff Bopp an
nounced.
Joe Burman of Chicago outpointed
George Thompson, San Francisco, in
ten-round boxing contest at Racine,
Wis They are bantamweights.
Jack Nabors, the no-hit wonder, and
Rupt Mills, Denver's daring first sack
er, are thinking seriously of serving
Uncle Sam in the present war
The old landmark, Tanforan race
track, the scene of many notable turf
events when horse racing thrived at
San Francisco, Cal, will be converted
soon into an instruction camp for 1000
members of the United States naval
reserve.
GENERAL
The s64O,000,00O airplane bill be-
came law with President Wilson's
signature.
Six men were overcome by the heat
in New York, July %. The thermom-
eter registered SO degrees.
Elihu Root will be awarded the first
valor medal of the defense committee
of the National Arts Club on his re-
turn to America, in recognition of his
services as head of the mission to
Russia.
Nine persons were temporarily par
alyzed from the waist down, according
to advices reaching Santa Fe, N. M,
when a lightning bolt struck in the
midst of camping party on the Pecos
river.
A 10 per cent increase in wages to
about 5000 persons, involving about
s175,OO0 annually, has been granted
by the Salt Lake route to clerks, sta
ton agents and other unorganized en-
ployes.
President Wilson Tuesday asked
Chairman Denman of the Shipping
Board to resign, which he did, and ac-
cepted the resignation of Maj. Gen.
Goethals as general manager of the
emergency fleet corporation.
An appeal for conservation of the
country's oil supply by curtailment of
| pleasure riding in motors and by
eliminating other sources of waste,
while production is increased, has
been issued by Chairman A. c. Bed
ford of the defense councils petroleum
| committee.
Gen. Fernandez Espinosa, pursued
as the leader of bandits who held up a
passenger train at Wamoa station, Sin
aloa, Mexico, and robbed Wells Far
go express car of $4,000 and took $4.-
900 from the station, has been cap
tured, with some of his men, accord
ing to word received at Nogales, Ariz.
E. T. Meredith, editor of a farm
journal at Des Moines, Iowa, is spon-
sor for a movement which would have
men all over the country give their
vacation periods to the country, do
ing some form of war work which
would benefit the nation.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-28
State to Ask LIQUOR Fee.

OF the bills introduced in the house,
one by Representative Friend sug-
gests an increase in the permit liquor
fee from 25 cents to $1.50.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-28
AIIotment from Each County.

Colorado's net quota for the selec-
tive army is 4,753 it was announced
by Provost Marshal Evans. The al
lotment of each county follows:
Adams, 1902; Alamost, 34 Arapahoe,
so; Archuleta, 26; Baca. 1876; Bent,
1O4; Boulder, IA; Chaffee, 6; Chey-
enne, SO; Clear Creek, "a; Conejos,
4; Costilla, %; Crowley, %; Custer,
20; Delta, 20; Denver, 1853; Dolores,
13; Douglas, 80; Eagle, Al; Elbert,
60; Ell Paso county. 46; City of Col
orado Springs, 80; Fremont, 35; Gar
field, AS Gilpin, II; Grant, "A; Gun
nison, 65; Hinsdale, 5; Huerfano, So;
Jackson, 90; Jefferson, /; Kiowa, 40;
Kit Carson, Al; Lake, 156; La Plata
SO: Larimer, 95; Las Animas, 331;
Lincoln. 6s; Logan, 1873; Mesa, ~;
Mineral, 8; Moffat, SO; Monteuma, 34;
Montrose, go; Morgan, GA; Otero, 49,;
Ouray, 25; Park, &c; Phillips AZ; Pit
kin, 2S; Prowers, 73; Pueblo county,
lis; Pueblo county, City of Pueblo
division 1, 167; division No. 2, 26O;
Rio Blanco, 15; Rio Grande, 40;
Routt, SO; Saguache, SO; San Juan,
43; San Miguel, s; Sedgwick, 3S; Sum-
init, none; Teller, 62; Washington,
95; Weld county, division No. /, 26O,
and division No. 2, 1874; Yuma, 1856.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-28
House Passes Administration Bills.

The House adopted on second read
ing the two administration bills au-
thorizing an increase in the flat tax
paid by foreign and domestic corpor-
ations. The Andrew bill, S. B. No. s.,
authorizing the payment of 100000 ex-
penses incurred in the mobilization
of the National Guard in 1916, was al
SO favorably considered upon second
reading.
The Colorado statesman., 1917-07-28
COLORADO
STATE NEWS

Western Newspaper Union News Service
COMING EVENTS.
Aug. An. w. A. Log Rolling ut Fort
Collins.
Aug. 6.-16.-State Federation of Labor
meeting at Boulder.
Aug. 2S 30.-Annual Convention X. T.
Grand Lodge, including Uniform
Rank, Pythian Sisters and knlBnts
of Khorassan, at Colorado Springs.
Sept 4-7.-Frontier Days celebration
at Fort Morgan.
Sept 4-7.-Arkansas Valley Fair at
Rocky Ford.
Sept. 6-S.-Firemen's State Convention
at Colorado Springs.
Sept. i7-22-CoioraoO state Fair at Pu-
eblo.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14

VVStWSt w.
Dependent relatives. II: indicatinl
10 exemptions. IL: total Registered. -
No aliens.
Those registered are:
Arnold. Otto Arthur
Allea Anderson
Bryan. Maurice
Barley. Watson Cyrus
Crawford. Raymond
Coraish. Van Allen
Clift. Fsed Devain
CoEaish. Robert Clayton
Doaart. Walter Winston
GODDARD. Samuel valentins
Gilbert. Everett
HaDaker. Mont Wayne
Hilton. James Marvin
Hanakes. Horace Earl
Hutchens. Dan Gerald
Lsnmoa. Omer Benton
Moore. George Washington
Martin. Thomas John
Norris. George R.
Orsn. Roy Lewis
Pesiman. Nathan
Parry. John n.
ouimby. Howard Erwin
Rueck. Carl
Roberts. Chas. L.
Tyson. George B.
ThoFson. Thomas
Wilson. Lloyd Elwin
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14
plnsman. Harvey Lsslis
psLap. Perry O.

plnsman. Harvey Lsslis
pstAp. Perry o.
Davis. Houser
Dtnssman. Cli6orI Carlstoa
pe6eno~cher. Clarence Roy
English. William Walter
Era. Floyd clayton
Era. Milton Naruld
Frye. Jay Edwin
N~nch. Elmer Lewis
faster. JAmes nlshop
Nauk~r. Herbert Ernest
Heyston. Clt0orsi
Hall. John Rrnlanin
Hooker. Fart Elbert
Nanlon. Robert inward
irwin. Robert
ireland. Verne Leroy
johnson. William Paul
JAcOoy. SerlAn Claire
Kink. Erwin Roy
l.ecch. Jacob Arnold
lo~wc. Albert Hsrmon
Lowe. Hugo Henry
Murphy. Jack KAlAscr
Mitchell. Thomaa
Melby. Arnold Martin
Mittlestae<it. Alfr~d Carl
Newman. Charles Henry
Nicholson. Frederick Beaj jamia
ORlc. ChAs. Elven
Porter. Russell Francis
Powell. william Harvsr
Paddock. Ernest ].
Pardue. Alex Matthew
Powers. Thomas Elmer
Strubls. Frank Howard
Shelby. 0ladsoa Roy
Shelby. Isaac Noel
Tappan. Arthur Theodore
Thrasher. James willard
Tatlow. RAymond Royal
White. Austin J.
Wagner. Ceoree Lesnder
willette. Joseph Severn
Wolfe. Frank George
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14

VVSbUCS NOs
Dependent relatives. IS: occupa.
tioaal. !: total indicating exemptions.
-: NO exemptions. 20: total white cit.
issns. IS: one negro. no exemption:
total registered. 81.
Those registering are:
AS1old. Earl James
Barry. Herbert Edmund
Barrier. Walter Manvil
Brewbaksr. James Verl
Buck. Albert Leonard
Burmester. Chas. Prince
Bolso. Arthur
Buck. Alvin lawrence
Bragg. Arthur Leroy
Cave. Leo A.
Carter. Ralph lafayette
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14
COMB SAGE TEA
INTO GRAY HAIR
DARKENs BEAUTIFULLY AND RE.
STORIES III NATURAL COLOR
AND LUoTRE Ar ONCE

Common garden sage brewsd into
. heavy tea. with sulphur and alcohol
added. will turn gray. strsaksd and
faded hair beautifully dark and luz.
uriaus. Mixins the sage Tes and Sui.
phur recipe st home. though. 10 trou.
blssoms. An easier way ID 10 Get the
ready To uss preparation improved By
the addition Of other ingredients.
costing about 60 cents Q large bottle.
at drug stores. known o. "Wysth's
sage end Sulphur Compound" thus
avoidlns . lot OF muss
While sray. faded hair ID not Gin.
fui. W oil desire 70 retain our youth.
ful appearance and sttractivsness. BY
dasksning your hair with Wysth's
ssss and Sulphur Compound. no one
can tell. because II 10 done 70 nstur.
ally. 70 svsaiy. You Just dsmpsn q
spoass or soft brush with II and draw
this through your hais. taking one
small strand at . time: BY morning
oil Srsy hairs hsvs dissppsarsd. At.
tor another application or two your
hair becomes dark. glossy. soft. and
luxuriant. end you appear years
younger. wysth's ssgs and Sulphur
Compound ID Q delightful toilet rsQui.
slts. u b cot INTENDED Tor the cure
mitigation or prevention Of disease. -
Alv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14
LaPfar,s. Roy 4.
LaPraris. Res A.

LaPsarss. Roy K
LaPraris. Res A.
MslAass. william Herman
Markwardi. trsdsr,ck 0ustavius
Miller. Sam Andrew
McCormick. Lyle tale
M0alsr. ArcAis Andrew
Man. Friend EvsrpW .
Nitschelua. Oe0rse William
Owens. Thomas wallan
Owens. Edward Henry
Turtsr. John Lloyd
Rosenbsrser. John
smith. Nelson Luther
Htocksr. Louis
Stiles. Thos. Devrow
stiles. Nenry
Sullivan. Michael Richard
2, ll,vAn. James william
Tucker. E:imvr William
Tucker. rrNnk Ephram
Treloar. Ernest
Warner. samuel
Warner. Thomas Alervd
Williams. John Stewart
Whitnaors. charlsa c.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14
COMPLETE CITY
LIST IS GIVEN
~ MEN Rgo,srgReo IN LAST s,x
PRECINCTS OF clrv-A,sS,Mo
NAMES ARG o,veN IN the I,sr
puOl,sheo TO-DAY

Three huadred and torty-ovs men
registered In the last ak prsclncts In
the city On resistratiea DAY.
Tue ones missed yesterday and those
registered IN precincts to 10. iacls.
sive. In this city. are - foalevs:
Names Of men LETT out In yesterday
precinct lists os the city are - tol-
lows:
Second erseiaes
JoAnsoa. Antoae
Thlr1 proelnee
Names of men registered Which veso
not on the list yesterday. bat included
In summary:
Loreaa. Clean Cantsa
Pappas. George
Poliaos. Polisos
Loper. James Floyd
Church. Clyds walter
Joaes. Arthur
SpacknaA. Doaald Lslan1
Stone. Prank
Yoan9. Carl Frederte
Ro9, Archie EAo0
Cleland. John h
raxier. David JoeepA
HaselsteiA. Wlllia0 0oe9roy
Bridges. JoA1 Ray0ood
0arrstt. Clean Boyd
Peil. Forrest Z.
Lnsk. HasmaA Hartley
Carlson. Eriek Loooold
Low. Lloyd LiAdef
Kursko6. JoAA
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14
GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
" YOUR oAck NURTo o. OlAo.
ogR ooThgRe voV. DRINK IoTo
OF WATG0

Whsa your kjdnsys Aust ~ you,
back feels sore. doat ~ seass1 an1
procsed 70 load your Stomach Win 4
lot q druss that e1cite ~ kjdaeyl
and irritats ths entire usiaasy tsact
KssD yosP kidasys clean NE 20 ksss
your bowels clean. by 1nshing thsn
With . mild. harmless salts vAiea
removes The body's usis6ls waste ssl
stimulates then to tAsis noenal astiv'
ity. The faaetios q ~ kidasys = a
alter ths blood. II ~ heass thsy stsaia
from It 500 grains a as3d ~ waste,
20 ve can readily undsestss1 ~ vital
importance q ksspias ~ kidssys -.
1--we.
Drink lots oi vatsr-you east dsiak
too much: also Ct iron aay DAas0a,
cist about foss ounces a JaA salts:
take . tabIespooaful n slass q water
before brsakfast each mosaias eee Q
esv days and your kidnsys Vim aet
6ns. This famous salts q aads ftun
the acid q grapes and lsnoo juoee.
combined with uthia. and has beeo
used for generations 70 clean aa1 stiD
ulats clogesd kidneys: also 70 asstsat
ise the acids n TIE urine - 4 - leaS.
o. n . source q isTitatioa. thus eodiaS
bladder weakness.
Jsd Salts h insspsasivs; eaanee -
jurs; makes . dslishtful s9ssvssseot
lithia vatsr drink Which svssysos
should take nov and thea 70 kss0 thsls
kidneys clean and active Tty tAls.
slso keep W The water dsiakiaG. aad
no doubt you win wonder what beeaas
of Jour kidney trouble and baskashe.-|
Adv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14

Luad. Arthur Abraham
l,anst. Antoaio
i.Ampropuloa. Gust
Lbsro. Tsvsrto
l.inat. uenato
Marrow. Joseph 10 rsytoa
Mohr. Archie Aivta
Mainoa. HtanAit0
M0brttp,iA. carlos
Marin. Paui
Marin. len
Mtnato. Anaellso
MAurinG. rrysvs. Frederick
Miranda. Joaquin Prolasia
Martinaoa. Martin
Mpkerts. Artstotslss
Manos. 0sorsr John
MAlAtsata. 0uiseppe
MAvrotts. WtlllAm 4.
Nelson. Cart Gustav
kssru. Andrew
Mani. 0tovAnno
Ortsts. 0tovanniat
oliver. John
Ortia. u,
rAolo. E'Wltracco
Putnam. Harvey Charles
rsterSon. John
l'stsssoa. Carl Phiiip
Paxani. q,
Ptnsiii. Estors
Prstari. Ouiseppe
Ptks. Aibsrt Morton
PretAri. Aatoaio
rasyit. l.anist
rtneilt. Allsecio
Psrtanolns. Rsbastiano
psnoasis. Oeose~
prpcoma. Aasssto
rtsan. Oiovaaai
I'tnsan. asbasttAao
Pisan. Antonio
Ptetru. coisao
Rouae. william Ileary
Rsxiaato. Ouisspps
RegtnAto. Aat0alo
Rambo. Oosifvey Josl
Rssinato. John
Rossetto. nonato
Rsgina,o. Umberto
Rosetto. Attili,o
Rssinato. Ftstfo
Rnstirulln. O,ovahni
Robsrtsoa. i.loasl
Richasdsoa. Harley BsaJamia
Rigao. Robert M,itoe
Rustluad. Aibsst
RichaPdsoa. coassd
Hougtaa. NIL
Htesuhuck. Joasph
Handsll. Cart 3.
atamassiopoulos. Alkiolsdss
Stone. Ray wtlcuMs
Spencer. Albert Lester
0Gheis. Charlie
0attAs. Jim
Spyropuioa. James
Hchnesbesser. JoAa HsaSy y
Tolosano. Anioaio .
TSaarsoa. Androa
Torresun. Armtnio
Tol5oletto. Antoaio
Tiffany. Arthur iIss
Taylor. CLIFFORD Douglas
Tsokos. Pana s~otss
Uhrtne. Joha
vardanego. Pistru
White. t,slbevt Freeman
Whipple. Elmer Ellsworth
Westman. Aigot
williams. Eric Francis casnsss
Newton valsaca
Wood. Ciaud staaisy
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14

t"oSsy UsSoOsSus o. VVpVuo"ps
|ivss. -: total indicatinR esemv
}. ~: no c1emplioas. -: tosa
. citissna registered. a.: aliens
Total registered. lei.
lose rsalatsred Arv;
Accattinai. Tom
AAtoaio. Rsgiaato
Andsrson. Oscar william
Andrsvs. John T.
Bowman. John
Hroesaa. Dill
Batista. Roast Oto
I3enato. OaStunato
Bortolosao. Giovanni
Bandiera. Antoaio
Dot. Oiacomo
Ballard. Herbert Spencer
Donhan. Alvin Perry
Delanssr. Samuel Christopher
Cisvsnssr. Hsrbeil Logan
Caadido. Oallina
Coemas. Jamea
Clark. Edward Morris
Dsl.oag. Charles Esbsrt
Dorn. Samuel Alden
nepostoli. william
Essiine. Snovdsa Warren
Esicksoa. Oscar Edwin
Eldsaa, Paul
ngevnas. Emil
Posse. 9shastino
TAsansllo. Oiaeomo
Fasaaello. Antoaio
ra9Ansllo. Giovanni
Fa9anello. Angelic
Tavsra. Antoaio Dolla
Ferreri. Rosario
Finnell. James Denjamia
0uerussl. Arthur 6tssrus
giuseppe. Rossetto
Oianopuloa. Peter
Greene. James Joseph
Goodwin. Charles Frederick
Oalano. Dlonisio
Oalos. Tom
Hendrickson. william Bernard
Hugias. Theodore
Horton. Rae Gilbert
Horton. Charles Arthur
Hedlund. i.arn J.
Hougham. Don Carlos
Harslabopoulos. Haraiabos D.
Hartssll. Edwin l.arson
Heller. Walter J.
Jurich. Paul
Johnson. Charles
Kolias. Gust
Kalos. George
Karageanas. Platter
Karas. AndrsW
Krstchel. Andrew p.
Kennedy. Basil Clyde
Lusk. Charles Edward
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14

AtNs accident aR1 heotsh polleles
sss the standard 81 ths westd. oss
chileets. II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14


Totally disabled. ;: depeodsat rsaa
lives. -: occupatioaal exempeioas. :;
total noting exemptions. -: - s1s0p
lions. =: total white citissas register
I'd. Sc: alien enemies. I: total regis
tered. 81.
Those registering aso:
Archer. Merle Lean
Balm. ]. Reed
Bailey. Cullie
Bennstt. John Tho0as
Bean. Leo JohA
Beardslsy. BlDse Oscar
Bennett. KsanetA BsaAsr
Beck. Otto
Carhoa. 01o
Cornish. Oscar Best
Call. Frederick Roy
Dovling, David
Glaisyer. Harold Roland
Hicks. Ray Manfred
Huggins. George Chsstsr
Hefner. Renna Robert
Henlricks. Elmer Everett
Han. Floyd Sylvester
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14

HOUSTON
OPERA HoU8B
STAR THEATER

STA Z T II 8AT80 i
solse Fought 'em - otaNdstili"
These were timber land thieves and
crooked legislators. stopping at no
crime to attain their end.
csWstaRee Taimadee II
the GIRL OF the TlMOeNclAlMs 70
TAe new and exciting Triangle Fine
Arts play. tackled = mans Job and
fought II through to . finish. The
whole play u breath.taking wits sus-
psnss and surprises. Don't miss r.!
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14

fiardsalrook. Ivsrset Newell
NAniltoa. inward
Hsadrickson. William Theodore
ltDaA. Charlie
Kitta. wilbert u.
linkenbach. Jcruld 0eorks
t.inkenbach. Chester
lincoln. Harold JAmes
l.osier. John Wesley
MotschenbAcher. RhinehArt q,
Motschenbachcr. Vernon rheo
Msrryman. Harold Comfy
Motschenbacher. Philip h
Miller. EAri
MotRchenbacAer. Clarence T.
Mortenson. Nels Peter
AcWtlliAms. Charles Leon
Nyhars. Noah Edward
Noble. Robert Ross
Osle. Harold Hampton
Porter. Chester whitmors
PARKER. Cleo Grant
Prentiee. Claude Oscar
Perlmaa. Morton Garaeld
RedAeld. Don CLIFFORD
Ro9. Guy Morris
Shelby. Guy william
ScAFeitsr. Fred 4.
Smith. Lem James
Schubert. Cari Jr.
Stanley. George Henry
Stanley. John Joseph
Templer. Robert Wellington
vaA Riper. Garrett X.
White. CAaries Noble
Wheeler. Clayton. Eugene
wooley. Michel Bud
Ward. Thomas Patrick
Waite. Leo Santry
Woods. william
wecAsler. Hyman
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1917-06-14

Precinct Ne. Q
Dependent relatives. 20: total indi
eatink exemptions. 20: no exemptions
;: total reEistered. -: no aiisas.
Those reRistered are:
Bryant. Fsed Daniel
Bodenhamer. George Emitts
Cornish. Clarence Lee
Dreher. Emil Oustavs
EEeline. Robert Inward
Glasco. Roy Erwin
Goddard. Fay
0oldamith. Joseph Aeansas
Harrison. Harry Lee
Hamilton. Albert Earl
Jardine. william Luman
Mcdonald. Dennis Koisly
Mann. Joseph vendea
Perkins. Walter Edgar
Perkins. Rufus Ayres
Penney. Oliver Seth
Pool. Frank OsEeSn
Scvits. Charlie Samuel
Thomason. Raymond
Underwood. Odes JaAper
Uhrin. James Reed
uhrin. John Alexander
Wehr. Harry Eugene
Precinct No. .
Dependent relatives. Is: total indi.
eating exemption. IL: no exemptions.
-: total white citizens rsGistsring. IS:
no aliens.
Those registering are:
Bryand. John Frank
C0lvin. Charles Clarsncs
Floro Antonio
Carver. William Crist
Hawxhuryt. Ceorss
Hawxhurxt, John b.
Harmon. Richard Kinsston
Jackson. George Wyant
Jackson. Fred Herman
Kinney. Harry
Loper. Howard
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-23
GIRLS! DRAW 4 MOIST
CLOTH THROUGH HAIR
DOUBLE IT'S BEAUTY
Try this! Hair gets thick,
glossy, wavy and beauti-
full at once.

Immediate2-Yest Certain - that's
the JOY of it. Your hair becomes light
wavy. fluffy. abundant and appears as
soft lustrous and beautiful as a young
girls after a Danderine hair cleanse.
Just try this-moisten a cloth with a
little Danderine and carefully draw it
through your hair. taking one small
strand a time This will cleanse the
hair Of dust, dirt or excessive oil. and
in just a few moments you have doubl-
ed the beauty Of your hair. A delight
full surprise awaits those whose hair
has been neglected or is scraggy. faded.
dry, brittle or thin. Besides beautify-
ing the hair Danderine dissolves every
particle Of dandrun: cleanses. purifes
and invigorates the scalp. forever stop
ping itching and falling hair. but what
will please you most viii be after a
few weeks use. when you see new hair
fine and downy al hrst-yes-but
really new hair growing all over tho
scalp. If you care for pretty. soft hair
and lots OF it surely get a Recent bot
tie Of Knowlton's Danderine from any
drug store or toilet counter and Just
try it-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-23
An AnlIdOte for
Uric Acid Poison
tBy DR. L. c. BABCOCK-l

There is a process going on within
the body which often poisons us. IT is
something like the story of the snake
being able to Kill itself with it's own
polsons This is the formation of uric
acid in excess within the body. IT is a
waste product which takes place in The
liver This poisonous uric acid is then
rassed on to The kidneys. which act as a
sitter Is pass off and eXcrete this poison.
IF the kidneys are clogged up, inactive.
The poison degenerates these organs and
causes kidney disease. If it is deposit
ed ia the tissues around the joints of
the body. it causes rheumatism OF govt.
Consequently we must do everything
70 throw off this uric acid poison. and
simple methods are best Flush tho
l<idnegs by drinking plenty of water be
tween meals. a pint of hot water. morn
ing and night is splendid. Take Anuric
tdouble strength) three times a day for
awhile. and set the kidneys to working
bs- flushing out this poison. That pain
ful a6Ijction, known as govt. as well as
muscular rheumatism. is caused by the
uric acid crystals being deposited In the
hig toes ar tissues. The man who uses
his brain. perhaps over-taxing his nerv-
oEs energy viii suffer fits Of blues" de-
preston. headaches. sleeplessness. loss
of memory all due to the poison of
uric acid. The man who does physical
work. using his muscles. occasionally
complains of sluEgishness. muscular
tired feeling. muscular stiffness or aches.
neuraligic inges-symptoms all due
to this uric acid accumulation. IN
every case I advise hot water. and
Anuric taken three times daily--a
simple. safe remedy. which Is to be had
rt almost every drug store.-Adv.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-23
"CASCARETS" FOR
HEADACHE. COLDS.
LIVER, BOWELS
Enjoy lifel Don't stay bill
ious, sick, headachy and
constipated.
Get rid of bad breath, sour
stomach, coated tongue,
indigestion.

They're nnei cascarets liven your
liver. clean your thirty feet Of bowels
and sweeten your stomach You eat one
or two. like candy before going TO bed
and in the morning Your head is clear,
tongue Is clean. stomach sweet. breath
right and cold gone. Get a box from
your druggist and enjoy the incest.
gentlest liver and bowel cleansing YOU
ever experienced Casearets stop sick
headache. biaovsness, INDIGESTION. bad
breath and cons tipation.
Mothers should give whole Cascaret
To cross. bilious. sick. feverish children
amy time They are harmless and never
grippe on sIcleeu.-Asv
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1917-02-23

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