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Morris tribune., 1919-07-11
"ReIativelvs Well Off

They're comparatively rich, aren't
they?"
well, l wouldn't say comparative
ly,' but relatively They have a rich
uncle of whom they expect great
things."-London Tit-Bits.
Morris tribune., 1919-07-11

There goes Congressman Graft.
He has devoted twenty years of his
life to saving the country"
Eyes, l understand he has saved
about $1O,OOOOOO of it for himself"
Morris tribune., 1919-07-11
A New AnoIe

A New Angle.
"Age goes before beauty" said the
chronic quoter.
"Well, that may be, but there's been
several million young ladies who have
had the idea backward for a good
many centuries"
Morris tribune., 1919-07-11
THIS PAPER STOPS

Promptly on the first day
Of the month to which your
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newed. All you need to do to
get The Tribune is to pay for
it. All you need to do to stop
The Tribune is to stop paying
for it.
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Morris tribune., 1919-07-11

Logic.
mo news is good news"
That's very strange. Egadl
If no news is good news
Then all news must be bad.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
Autumn.

Tho racing season in IN" rnctrOp"!i-
tan Gisrrir; will b." opened on Thurs
day. May Il. at Jamaica. will end ON
Saturday. October "5. az the Empire
City track arrl will include al days Of
ror,rr'irion. This WAS announced III
connection with tn" jSSuamc" Of IN"
ech"ln!r for 'hc season after n special
,nr.tir- Of tho stewards of tho Jockey
club in IN" ofiir"s "f -Lat ORGANIZE
tion hcr" yesterday afternoon.
The officials took time Ivy Tho fore
lock and announced their plans NJ An
earlier date inan had bccn the custom.
|. Vas only q few days ac0 tina, they
held th,i- regular February meeting
and rnv" uut IL" srh"dTl" for IN" Mary
land circuit The local program had
:"t lr,cn looked for until the March
:lc.i,rE. hut N order 10 max" IN carly
start ,hr stewards decided 10 get
through with rhr northern schedule.
'rh" mild winter and n r"markahlr
ehscnc" nr dj"raS" among IN" horses
wint"rirg in this section already has
nut 'h" trainers on IN" Qui riNr. and
The early announcement OF IN" dates
will add greatly 20 their enthusiasm.
At Grnv"S"nd IN" horses ar" hr"""2int;
"A fact whi.h some may regard rs
n "un,urr fake. but "h"h is iru"
nevertheless. Thcr" Will h" m"r'
horses ready for May - than ever l"r'
rnrc IN the history of racing IN m"
north.
The stewards had no trouble in all"t'
ting, rhrir ,tar"g ur making ont their
schedule" for they took program Tor
l"l> and followed u out with "NH'tn"SS.
Th" l"Ig In">I lngs. lhcir length an!
ilr.,r sequence ~ "a tracks are exactly
similar 10 those for last year.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
MAYOR c. NJ, VESTER
GIVES fine TALK

Mayor - Morgan NcSt"r. Of Wheel
ms. gay" st m"sl convincing address on
III" values Of tn" present city. form ar
government 1T III" session "f the Men
Sunday Morning club of the lmmdnucl
BAPTIST church. ut IN" Y. ". {. A" Ers-
to-day. II" spoke. IN part. as follows
There is stamp It now public tom
Lrurjns ON our day. W" may property
,,. called u nation 90 ideals. These
ideals arc destined !" culnirat" IN 4
growing and "rlnr=InS conception and
realization VI city life. Government
may h" defined 80 that means used 1"
express tn, p"nni"S' viii that things hc
DONE. rit;. government rs 4 theory is
comparatively now III America. Our
oldest cities are ready young AS yet,
and they ar6 further handicapped by Il
largo part Ut their populations not b.
poruIation If New York city alone is
81 per cent.
IN West Virginia tho state govern
men, at tn" present itn. has to" many
hands on local city affairs. Cities
should hay" hem" rul" in all matters
that do not directly effect other cities
or rural communities. Ii il unrcGs"n-
able. tn hay" I" go Ia Ihr state lcGisla-
,urr for privileges III regard to. such q
matter a. local water supply. Fully
- per cent Of all tn" hills introduced
at Charleston ar" purely local bills.
VIZ ought to get standard municipal
code from tn" stat" l~siSln!ur".
our present city charter. whatever
YOU may think ~ tho personnel Of our
rtIy government. is TN" best form 1T
city mana cement yet devised. bar nom.
I'ir$I and foremost. II IL bipartisan;
second. il lends itself to a strictly bust
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
PRODUCERS OFFER DA|RYMEN
N||LKCHEAPER # THEY WILL
REDUCE.PR|CE To CONSUMERS
itself while plunGdng about IN LILO
heavy seas.
Grip on the Ship.

There was IL lively epidemic OF
CRIME and Spanish influenza on inc
ship many IF the attaches OF the party
h.ing confined 10 their state rooms or
the ships hospital for the entire vo!-
are. None OF the principals. however,
was affected.
The Presidents speech here tomor-
row is expected to be merely in. the
nature Of an Acknowledgement Of wei
como home. r"scrving u discussion or
the peace conference and its work TOT
IN" meetings with the congressional
leaders.
On his way from the pier to- MS
hotel in tn" hack bay district tomor-
row tho President will ride through
The busiest part Of the retail section
There Will b" a sailor or soldier ns-
rort and ,hs route will be carefully
guarded by police and secret. service
mon
4 delegation representing the CEN
trail Womans party announced tonight
that banners roicing their suffrage
demands will he displayed. Will" inc
meeting nj the Mechanics building is
In progress there will be suffrage
demonstration on the Commons. II
which il is planned to burn copies OF
the Presidents speech.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

noes administration. Men are put III
nfficc for their fitness and not to pay
oorfy dcbts. The present councI -
composed Of ntnc councilmnn. ana WIN.
.bnss Won can get efficient results I'M
noe sihlc with A larger body. The per-
cnrt,pe Of attendance has been ~ per
cent during the past year. ana at an
~. the committee meetings. except one.
duo 70 a misunderstanding. there WIS
always qurour1.
Al the beginning OF our preeent lo'"
~ city manager and council oroer We
found passed over physical conoii'S''S
which were bad. Inadequate se"eFaE"a
broken down. streets, filthy WAFER. e'e.
Then tho war struck and we were ash'u
nv the government to tot aside al I'M
! provcmcnts until attcr Inc piF'oe
| njct had ceased.
nv. .n-st work Of the present adj
uinistra,ion has been 10 put IN T.
| foundation Of city government and not
! ia mushroom lot Of new ideas. We
arc building for years ahead. In ~
doing we must begin at. the oettom'
| not Mt tho top.
VI, would have attempted to perfect
E,hc water supply The first lew months
after assuming office. but VIC oisc"N,
rr.,I Tint W. hid to refer this local
! matter to tho legislature brforc any
real steps could be taken. This meant
! that We have had to wal, until recently
for this body 20 meet and grant tho
| voting Of bonds. We are going to SUBJ
nit a carefully thought out filtration
rlan ~ tho c'ty Of Wheeling and <
! n. bonds ar" vnt" employment Will be
: given imrn"J 10 IN" returning sou
dicr boys and any idl" mon.
The ri"ncy saved by I'll" present pan
Of city mana cement and fire. polic"-ah"
health regulations we're dwelt upon ~
| a mos, convincing way by tho npyor.
| hnys' choir sang, accompanied Ivy
Miss. B"Ss futile.
Mr.. Mvron Hubbard Of Wcllsburs. IS
the sneaker for ncxt Sunday.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
SCHOOL by
DEFEATS JAP
CHAMPION
Springs Surprise In Philadelphia Tennis
Tourney When lie Defeats
Oriental Champ.

rHILApI;LrulA. Ia Feb. 2@.--Vin-
cen, Richards of N"w York. tn" l6-
year-old Schonoi boy. VIII" holds two
na;i";a1 titles ot the iawa tcu'nS
courts. added - ;hn iuS;r" o!c his
achievements by I":"a;:H; l'hiEa Nu-
,uaga.. IN" Src.; ISL, Japanese player.
hy = score t--i s. - ~ liz fourth
round Ut IN" Middle States Covered
Court Tor;loucnt. h"irc h"h! on lie
roof rc thc Wnnnamah"r building.
Richards victor: cam" with stunning
Surpr!S" To- I majority a: those ""p
persons VIII" sat around Tho W.T." eli
closed cou-I and watched ~ b.: tHi'."
with 'h" crafty li'tl" player tr"" Mp
pnn. 1t was not believed ?"sS;u," f"r
q siripllnc ~ Richards az" 1Hd com
parativ. in"x7"r:"ncc 10 humhI" ne
rnlan who was RANKED ~ No. last sra
son in ~, National Ranking List. N"t
hat is inst what IN" school i''I az. IN"
by til" most brill an, "f n"t i!iEs ana
IN Tho fac, al all that kUm'n2h" could
do to .urT tn" tide.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
PRESIDENT WILSON
(continued Prom Page oue.)

spite all This the president is known
10 feel that in -" end The underlying
principles h" has proposed will h" &C
crptr,i IN the conferences. In the ratifi-
cation Of III" document Ii other Coun-
tries. and III tn" United States ~" pr"si-
den, considers aS another step Ia he
dealt with after the league Of nations
plan is perfected.
Feels Confidence.
White NJ has h'.rn following kccnlr
thu opposition and adverse criticism or
th,. plan in congress- the president told
REPRESENTATIVES ll"iv"rjnc. Norton and
White. WIN mad" IN" return rip with
hlrn HAT he WAS siIr" II" ""u'd con-
ytuc,. congressional leaders shat there
WAS NJ fundamental objections. After
AL explanation Of tn" plan III some
length To tho three congressman. ;h"y
Expressed tn" opinion that III" president
could gain much support fer his plan
I,,. ,.Insr conferences with II frw l"aG-
RS. who. in urn could Civ" m in,ifnai"
yinw nr the ;rr> ii"ul'S explanations I"
members generally. This IL probably
,.I,,. Of lE,. mri ho,!:s winch viii h" adopt
81 Ivy tn" president when II" ;"''S i'l'N
IA wa"hingInr u"~;d"S unl"uN'"aly
making som" sort nf address /" joint
,.rssirn and conferences with tho mem
h.r. 81 tn. foreign affairs r"m9iit'"""l
,.I,h huM;".
rh" ,iu">; ,"n of an extra session 81
.,.,,,r,.sS' I'M. ur,.i, !,.,l, feds. h'p"nGS
wholly ipnn ~ VIA, r''ndii"'h IN" pres
INT congress- lra.rs public business. IT
,h ,,r,.,:ij.uI'.; hnpr - r"aii%"d that
,h... n-iurirnl business of III" peace CON
.,.r.,,c. ,yfIi Il" finished 10y m!dSUn:i'r
,,I Tim. he is abb. L. return t" Ia"
I.;,.cd STATES sonic i!m" IN Jun" "r
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
SUNDAY BASE
BALL FOR NEW
YORK STATE
MANY DIAMOND STARS TO APPEAR
1EFoRE EMPIRE STATE Leg
1SLATURE NEXT WEEK.
Mathewson aud Evers, as Well as Num-
Der Of Others to Make Big Erort
for Favorable Legislation.

ALBANY. Feb. 2&.--Siars Of the HlA-
l.1nond. who served with the American
Expcditionary F'ur"cs overseas. inclu"-
ing Johnny E.v~rs. ann probably iahR
Gnwdy. formerly Of III" Boston RraV"s.
arr expected tu come |" A'"lh! "''
March : Ia lend 1h";r support I" IN"
bill now III tho Legislature permit Ihe
In snhal on Sunday. Ihristy Mathew
son, Judc" Francs X McQuad". part
owner nf The Giants: Lieut.. t"t. HuS-
ton, Of the Yankees and others "h"
have SHARED tn" spotlight "E popularity
in the national game. viii ais" add I"
Tho demand for lrEilizIns play On inc
Sabbath. according :" ASS"m"iEmah
John g. Malone. sponsor for the per-
! missivr measure to tn" lower mouse
I According to Asscmhyman Malone.
The demand for the Sunday gam" Is 50
widespread rhis year that IN" I"E'sia-
tors must sanction tho sport. governor
Smith will favor this Legislation
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
WOULD STOP
THE WILLARD
DEMP SEY BOUT
Former Manager Of Dempsey WANTS
to Collect $4,000 He Claims
TO Be Due Him

TULSA. Okla. FEB. cS.-1n reSaF"
20 reports published IT. ST. LOUIS today
tina, he would start injunction suits 70
nr.vcnt the Willard and Dempsey lF'"'
,,~ht Iohn Er;sler. formerly manager
for Dempsey. Tonight said that wh'l';
h. would not aau"unc" his plans 4,
rroscnt ,h.> sight would not b" p"rm,'t"d
To- ,ake placc unul his claims had pen
satisfied. 49,,
g.; nnn under thti- Contract. $inn.P""
Tor alleged breach - contract. a"d mus
ylinw him a shu7c Of II" returns from
~" proposed ti=',:. Tho rrin,"" re-
,nr,x avrrcd that New York lawyers
were preparing steps t" prevent ",
fight. I; was stated by On" OF t;"'S'''r
attorneys that 4 con;rac; I" n;Hna@''
Dempsey till :""a had been uHh''u !"
tho ap2eila;e division Of the New l'iN
supreme court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
Will Speak at Night.

IN BOARD THE L. s. $. GEORGE
WASHINGTON Saturday. Feb. e.
Cry wireless Ia III" Associated Prcss)-
President wilson's speech ri Boston
Monday will be merely in til" nature or
n reply to Il welcome homo. and will be
Of character fitting 10 such an occh-
sion Much prHSsur" has been cN"rtcd
Ia have him deliver his address al
night instead Of tn" afternoon. and he
has flnall consented 10 leave the dcci-
sion Ia the committee.
Tho president had luncheon today
with Ambassador Francis and Franklin
y. Roosevelt. assistant secretary OF the
navy The latter gave Mr.. Wilson many
rev details Of tho nayy's activities in
Europe, showing how the United states
spent more than S3h.o0n,OoO taying inc
North SEA minn barrage. The United
Enthusiastically had more than 600 ships
based in Europe and more than zoo sea-
planes hunting submarines:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
ONLY SEVEN
CDNTE5TSF0R
COLUMBIA
Football Schedule Materially Reouced
OF New York Univers5ty-Opeu-
ing Date October II

NEW YORK, r"h @%.--Tolumhta's
football sch"dUI" for mex IA! "!ii con-
s;st OF not u,ur.. chen S"r"a games an'!
will probably b" c,u;,u"d 70 SIX. &C
cording - informal mad" available
Il. Columbia yesterday. I'"Ter'ng ~
son. graduate manager &C athletics. said
T. list w"uI - r"nLy N less than a
w""k because "rl "a f"w details re-
manned IL 10 checked Wy.
Il is 1robahi" ;!!at the opening game
will b" played on October H. II IS
known that Wll;ams. Union. Amherst
Wesleyan and Nov Nor'. university ar
or tho ,.st. :h: ca:r. with the latter
b..ur slated far November -.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
FARMERS DECLARE ovE1P1oDUc-
TON PROMPTS THIN TO WAIT
TO HELP PUBLIC.
Distributors Official Int1mAtss THAT
They Need the Profit and Call
Meeting for Tuesday.

According to q prominent member OF
the Trl-State Milk Producers AssociS-
ton. it will be no fault Of the farmers
Of this community who supply tho
Wheeling desires if the people Of this
city do not get their milk supply
cheaper in the future. A member oe
the Ohio Valley Dairymen's association
said last night that meeting Of tsc
members Of the organization has been
called for tomorrow night to consider
the matter.
According to John A. Wilhelm \
largo milk producer Of Ohio county.
who attended the meeting Of the dis
tributors. ,or dairy1nen. and producers
held on last Saturday in the Hotel Wind
sor the distributors offered to reduce
the price Of milk to the dairymcn from
$500 and 1915 per liquid hundrcdweisE:.
provided they in turn would reduce tho
price If milk to consumers from i6 20
"A cents the quart. The question now
is. will the Wheeling district distribut-
ors accept the proposition. that the con-
sumcrs may have milk cheaper?
Mr.. Wilhelm said that there is now
a surplus supply Of milk in this section:
and that the members OF the Producer
Association want the people TO get tho:
milk supply cheaper but they will not
grant the reduced concession 20 tbs
dalrymnn, or distributors. unless they
, agree to reduce the selling price.
Da!ryuen's Official Talks.
An official OF tho dairymcn's orEaniza {.
ton said last night when advised o.
the action taken by the producers that
he was out Of the city on Saturday md
did not attend the meeting, but that the
matter would be taken up at special
session Of the dairymen Tuesday night.
FIc intimated that there Is little pron-
ability of the distributors reducing the
price to the consumer. declaring that
during the past year the Wheeling dairy
mon had just ahcE broken even. I'm
fact they may have lost money n,
said. The speaker further tntirnatnd
that y the producers would reduce tho
nrice Of milk on them that 1t would thcr.
peznit them fair profit Continuing.
hc said that the Wheeling dealers wero
having more than Cleveland or Column
bus dealers; that the producers wero
attempting TO bclittlc the dairymen oe-
fore the public: that they were now
having from 30 to AZ cents gallon Tor
milk and selling it in wholesale ouanti-
ties at Sc cents.
In speaking Of some dealers rctailtnS
milk Mt cents n pint. he declared thas
none should charge moro than cents.
giving the dealers net profit OF l cen'
n, every pint sold, which he said was
more than the net amount made on a
mint OF milk by the distributors.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
SOME INVITATION

spnnEnr who lived by visiting his
ncighbcrs ut meal times called on day
IL "A house wh"r" h" had not been very
heartily welcomed hitherto. H" knocked
4; the door. and was very surprised 10
hear Il cordial voice cry:
''C"tn" in,
TIL" spomcar. with visions Of free
dinner. tried the door. then shouted:
IT'S locked
Com" in
Its locked" O..
Al thar point n woman put her head
ont Of a window next door and aid:
..'rhrr,.s nn nrc AZ home. You're talk
ing 10 The parrot"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

Joss willard says that Jack Dempsey
is due fnr n good licking. Here's hoping
hat they both will keep their feet warm
until they get into lho ring where Jess
assertion can h" proved
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

Another member Of the sporting fra
tcruity has arrived from overseas with
The story that lack Johnson is broke.
We'll. may b" SOHO truth 10 IN" yarn at
rr all. who knows.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

A. +. R"ttinS"n. rrfcrr" AMI manager
Of the National Sporting club Of Lon
don, recommends that boxing be taught
IN the public schools. II" alleges that
The lessons given thr members of the
army clearly indicated the ralu" OF the
fiStin art.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

Johnny kihanc worlds fnatherwcight
champion. will shortly return 10 the
ring. Frankie Burns viii! probably be
his opponent. This is his first fistiC
encounter since Benny Leonard knocked
hlm out IN Philadelphia.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
TWIXT ROUNDS

Another boxing bill has been intro
luccd in the New YORK state legislature.
West Virginia sporting mon might learn
something from The Empire state in til"
way Of Il iolluw-Gp system, to procure
what they want
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

Babe Ruth who has established a
reputation IN The. pitching lin". mas as
piraiinns concerning thu. worlds heavy
weigh; championships Fans know that
liz has 4 good arm and ais" the wallop.
hut are lhcy ~ tho caiibrr n"r' $S:iry 10
Il champion in the rrprd arcna"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

,roe F:nGts. III" chnr:i.i"n Wild r'''tn
Will mitch tor cleveland This S"HS''n
Cancellations for fr"3f row s"a;S mr. u;
order r 10 sta:$ on III" mound.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

chr'.ty Nat7i"wS"n and Johnny FT"TS
will a7p.ar before IN" Now York !":'islH-
.u-e 10 speak IN cHv"r Of Sunday base
ball In the Empir" State.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

Tho Rcd Sex will leav" for 'h"'r t'"7'
ia, trimming camp on March l"th Thor
,,, - t'Inrida Will b.. :n1dc by St"arn'-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
ON THE SIDE-LINES

Frank Moot. wcil-kH"wn "h""l'nc iao'
VAL ~ taken south with ~" Giants '"r
,r;oI II Noel l!vr- up u his past
,,,o.,on his trial will tHrn into n
r.-,,,nonry in III" big league.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

Ia BARROW called th. bluff "f Sandy
Ferguson. who * II" doubt q "hirl%ind
fighter aS his kn"ck"ut clearly demon
Strutrd.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24
Re1laire Wants Game
With Wellsburs High
Elmer Cunuincham.
Editor Sport Column.
"Whnalin- intrlii-cNCCC:-

Elmer Cununchar
Column
int"lU-enc'T:-
columns Monday hai To- '@'E'
challenged h ~ shU"@ 'iS :" '
.'ivr: ~ '''
San; Ni~,: a allair High Srhoo toll! ~ 'I "''
p.ii,r. WEIR t''''
an TAKE icpH III ''iI'i' MI "''
al q rapid gait TO WIN ,.,,
from taO!oTiS' p II" t
columns always f't mrs.
Reiar news the iA'r" t"N"'S WHINE "
read bal the
~ Et.L.\ltr i>'h''''N
r,4,ors Sos-This :r.>a;un written h1.'. "
Ks M q NJ l"'S .'
accept uE
th.n ~ i
'H''''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

MICKEY will be shown at the VII
GINA Theatre every afternoon and eve-
ming this week. You must SEQ this picture.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-02-24

Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-11-20
SIR. DOOSON WARNS
USERS OF CALoMEL
Says Drug Acts Like Dynamite on
Liver and You Lose a Days
Work.

There's no reason why a person
should take sickening. sulivating Gallo
mel when a few cents buys a large bot
tie Of DOdson's s.iver TOne-a perfect
substitute for calOmel.
It is a pleasant. vegetable liquid
which will start your liver just as sure
~ as calomel, but il doesn't make you
sick and can not Saliyate.
Children and grown folks can take
DOdSOn's Liver Tone. because il is per-
fectly harmless.
CalOmel is u dangerous drug. 1t is
mercury and attacks your bones. Take
a dose of nasty calomel today and you
will feel weak, sick and nauseated to-
morrow. Don't lose days work. Take
a spoonful Of DodsOn's Liver Tone in
stead and you will wake up feeling
great. No more biliousness, constipa-
ton, Sluggishness. headache, coated
tongue or sour stomach. Your drug
gist says If you don't find DOdson's'
Liver Tone acts better than horrible
calomel your money is waiting for you.
ADV.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-11-20
'SHRUBB is BEATEN BY HORSE
Famous Long Distance Runner Loses
FiVe-Mile Race to Trotter on
English Course.

Alfred Shrubb, the famous long
distance runner so we'll remembered
in this country for his appearances
years ago in marathon runs, is at pres.
ent on a home visit to Horsham, Eng.
land, from Canada. Shrub reap
peared on the track at his native
town one day last month, after train
ing for three weeks. He ran a FIVE
mile race with six-year-old trotting
horse, Kitty NJ, in aid of the funds
of the local cricket club. This was
the first time Shrubb had figured in
a match of the kind on the other side
of the Atlantic, and much interest was
aroused by the event. The conditions
were that the horse, owned by Joseph
Burton of Horsham. should draw
four-wheeled vehicle with two occu-
pants, the total weight being %
stone. In the event of the horse
into a gallop it was to be
turned completely round and the dis
lance recovered at a trot. No whip
was allowed. The horse won by about
a lap and three-quarters. The horses
time was 26:1, and Shrubb finished in
1873 is.
Polk County news. [volume] (Benton, Tenn.) 191?-1983, 1919-11-20
GET READY.
FOR FLU"
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the Nausealess Calomel
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ightful, Safe and
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Physicians and Druggists are advis-
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fast. Eat what you please-no danger.
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Every druggist is authorized to refund
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