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The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-24
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART;
IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

Kidney disease ID no respecter Of per-
sons, A. majority Of the ills affecting
people today can be traced back to the
kidney trouble.
The kidneys are the most important
terers Of your blood. II the poisons
which are swept from the tissues by the
blood are not eliminated through the
kidneys, disease OF one form or another
will claim you as q victim.
Kidney disease is usually indicated by
weariness, sleeplessness, nervousness,
despondency, backache, stomach trou-
Die, pain In loins and lower abdomen,
and lumbago.
AL these arrangements are natures
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-24

SIisnalss Is s.ls thst ths .oI Kidneys q Y al need hell.
lem on Capsules Immediately. m.
stroys the germs which have caused Il.
Go to your druggist today and get :
boz Of GOLD MEDAL Aasrlem Oil
Capsules. In twenty -four hours you
should feel health and vigor returning.
After you feel somewhat improved
continue to take one or two capsules
each day, SO as to keep the first class
other attacks.
Ask for the original imported GOLD
MEDAL brand. Three sizes. Money re-
funded II they do not help you.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-24
At the Theaters

Flower on the Dusk" Is the sec.
ond OF the delightful novel. by Myr-
tie Reed 10 be adapted for tho screen
us" OF winaomo Viola Dana, charming
little Metro star. the nrN being
'W"IVcr OF Dreams" Heart in,rr.gi
iH the kolnotc OF Miss Dnnn'a work
aud Flower of the Dusk" prosontg a
problem OF muumnl strength which
brings out III" beauty and depth Of
her emotional acting IN no other
play, except pcrh7ps. Blue Jeans :"
for which she became famous all over
the world where pictures are shown.
hrs ever done
The story In on" that lays hold on
the I'm Rination and II remembered
long after the picture IL scen--lt Is
u vcrituble treasurc.LOusc Of human
emotions.
Flower Of the Dusk." will be seen
at the Liberty Thcatcr tonight only.
The scenes Of The Claw. Clara
Kimball Young letes' Select Pie
turc which viii be seen here tonight
at the Star Theatre, are laid In thc
Kafflr country Of Africa. and many
Wild amin IL indigenous 20 ,Nit c0'l-
dent are shown IN the earlier scenes
--higpos. hycnaE. lions. tigers and
elephants In fact. the charming star
has To face one ut the animals at
close range during night srent on
the trackiess vcldt. and Il IN the
sound OF her revolver. as she fires at
the cleaning eyes OF the beust, that
brings Major Anthony Kinsella or
kim. the hero OF the story. to her
rescue.
Louis Physioc. who IL responsible
for the beautiful photography IN
THE Claw" says thht wild animals
nre much more difficult TO handle
before the camera than the stars, and
more temperamentsl.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-24
VICTORY LOAN PICTURES AT
THE STAR.

The following official war pictures
are booked at the Star theatre for
the benefit OF the Victory Liberty
Loan-Pick your favorite star. but
do not miss any Of them. Comnenc-
ing tonight Edith Storey will appear
in "Edith's Victory for Dem ,cracy:"
"A Call for Liberty" with Juliah Ell
tinge in the leading role. April 27-zs:
"A Bullet for Berlin" VIM. 8. Hart.
May 1-2; "A Woman of France"
Nine. Nazimova, May 1910. z4-1t
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-24

Judge u, V. kuykcndhll OF this city.
loft for Eugene this morning,
Mr.. and Mrs, II Il Winnerd came
In yesterday afternoon for II short
visit from Upper Lnngcli valley,
whore Mr.. Winnerd operates n stock
ranch.
II N. Vaughn. who has been the
Southern Pacific agent at Aigoma for
some time. has been Transferred TO
GraRH Lake. California. and he left
for that point with Mrs. Vaughn this
morning ,,
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-24

-
..s skcen In here looking ni'"r
,.,,. interests, from borriS'
,.. :. her, for a short
= matters Of business from sc'
% ~,
vo,,uapn ia registered at
wh,,s Pelican hotel TO-DAY from
A., ~ Al Vaughn are
IA, a short visit from Weed
..u,Oruia
,,, maid , vial, "a the
,,, sent Yesterday from his fhrn'
-, v,lIn.
,,, ~,
haas. interests hcrc for few days
norris
,,
..o,,y IL down on business from
v,lo, poInt
go. n yonna valley. was In the
t.,
,.,a,,, eIty visitors She r.aid.s In
a, u,,lu s.e,ion.
Edgar Jackson Is IN the county scat
,,,,s,r, st the Hall.
J H. Norris an" W, w. "''' a''
rtiasred al the '"'' ho''' '"""'
|
H'F To'e' " FARMER VI WV ~
eH'ne'' was y" '"' wy "'H NV"
Sa'iue" interests yesterday
Z L. ino"p'o" '""' u" v" Wv
uAa IA" h'sn' ''o" ia" ''"''' W."
1a''p' w "a'" '" '
np,.,, v,s., ,.,, nh. mo,,,,v sor
0na '"" WIN n'' "'o'"''' MUTT"
sa F's" ~ ''eo'~o"a' o'ek""'
RI, 1, among tho county sen,
,,,,... ,,.,,or, from cb,,oo,,n IN.
:" ~ F." ''opp'hs ~ inc "s" no
Va
Nm sp Morrsn n, Portland \. 4,
h. ~, ,,.,,,,. ,.. ..,.h,.,. ~,
. nA'e' aha M~ ""'ero
'""'
Y, and M, r,.nr p,,on,,,..wn
,so have becn h,,. n, . ,ho,, ,,.,,
''" ~''""s
nc. Ande,,o, nm. n, ,h. wall
i,ova and progressive raneher, n,
" s'''o"' was 'n tue city
~
M.
srds afternoon for a short vi.i,
hcn the klamath Ax,ncv Oh. :.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1919-04-24

Employees at the huge Bush docks
IN Brooklyn couldn't understand why
Psddy's disposition seemed to change.
This change came about the time our
doughboys began to pour into France.
ny the, way Paddy is a dog and The
mascot of the Bush docks. 1t has all
been figured out now. Paddy, true TO
hls name, wanted to get into the
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-04
MILLER HIGGINS
AFTER A GOOD BACK
STOP FOR STAFF
nHp>ots 10 gsGA Ono A%foHs the UaA
Swings North for tho Rurninsr
CohnIot.

JhCKarNVILLE. ria. April 3.--Mii-
Tor lIuRRInB has choice cOlloct'on Vi
players for trading purposes. both ~
polnt Of quality md quantity. lhah my
other major league manager now cnin-
ma Ignlnr below tho Mason-Dlxon inc.
and mt least ono dnnI by which he anna
10 bolster the catching rinn will be
negotiated before the club swings north
for the summer conflict.
Tho cairher. all things considered. II
one Of tho moat important units oil
ball club Next 10 The pitcher. prrhapS'
he counts lnosi in the defensive plhy or
the team. Invariably h" runs tho ciuo
on defense. and mnJor league catcher
IMMERSED In tho ridimcnis OF Inside
plav and unfamiliar with the batting
likes and dislIkes OF opposing players
IS Of meagcr value 10 q team. Expert
ence counts more on catching ability
than In any other position among the
nine. The unseaHoned lackstop is SOME
thing akin 10 II riAk. and iiuggiha
doesn't intend 10 have DISASTER. when
/, no reflection on Hannah. ltuei or
baldwin All are earnest young man
or hlsh promise. but hardly Gaicniut1h
IN match the essential standard 10
which uuaRns 10 seeking 10 rehI"ld MS
nsnTnEuiiniI
finished calninr VIII make" The
TsHLena, itmHEinH uprearn hay" s"V""
IN. rishI nnid pr"iirm ~ Itnlnh al"
trDuuI, tho W." bifilnhi rs'riilia of ihn
yspr, but tho catching aunHli"n 7'i'
b,Jss largo. HH6riH have b"e'i n'ah" I"
nlurh G,evn rNnIii, vatqran oaioh"r VI
tho CLEVELAND Indians ltmEHlns madn n
iIborst omar for O'N"Ili. but L"o wont
Iurnnd Il down. mud now Hug hn' t"r"""
hin nun. upon another vol known
bRCkHlop.
Uur,lnncd M h~ In with nm ovor"supplJ
of tnlrui, IIuKeinr In better prcparod
for piayor bartortnR than any o'h"r
manager In Tho major ica3""T an"
dhuhIIcn, will hnve no difficulty procnr-
In. n suitable bAckRtop. The ST. Louis.
CHICAGO and Cleveland clubs all h"vo
rouKht o1onss pan,imcrr from tn" n'i,o
ch,sftain, but the respective mannSorH
thus far have failed to aSrao.
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$4,000 ROBBERY \. ].
or ANSTED BANK
IN FAYET7E COUNTY

HUNTINGTON. w. Va. April rs
Huntington police today were notified
that bandits blew the safe OF tho An
sLed National bank at Anstod, fayetts
county Wednesday morning securing
$500 in cash and war savings stamps
but overlooking approximately 4 quar-.
ter Of d million dollars In currency ana
bonds. e
The yaKsmen dynAmiated The inchA
orr the hank vault but did not Dslsst
the inner chamber where tho currency
and bonds were kept. How lltn InAafeu-
d.rs managed To dynnmlto mo sAia
aud inuLa their getaway without A"4k"
ruius any Of Iha lniisbiian or the
village 10 a feature which In baTtHnA
he police,
rho robbery II eaid 10 hsVn hsen
committed anInrtiInn bot Wosin ml1Deht
aud early Wednesday, morning and VS.
not ,,lnrnyorni udili employees ~ inc
hank uuIor,,ad the doors ~ the lhstHpr.
lion Wednesday. hnstei suthor,t,en
arpro.s tho hrilef the thi"vas carried
thoIr loot over tho mountain Usll 10
railroad and made their way To Huhu
Inrjou, rho Job waa nloVcrly o1"cutcd
and local dct"otivse ny 1t ~ W.
work OF prnfcHrlOnalS. Tho rranhsmcn
scoured entrance To tho BUILDING py
breaking out n window pane. hihouHn
Two pcrrons wore RlecpinE within iIty
feet Of tho hank nobody heard tne Ok.
ploHion.
.-RI1Y WAR SAVINGS BTA1P
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i T0Ck MARKET
IS FEATURELESS

NEW YORK. April s.-Eiirn'natln;
49, 1nr,iliar mothod. OF accclorHtion ON
rlovrd by pools and associated prolos-
SioIal intercstS. trading in stocks ,paH'
10 featurclerx, the demand Tor hiHh-
Trade shares allowing almost STEADY III
: C,onnorvative interests were again TO
uf,n ind by tho confunlnR character OK
PIrtn sdviccs and tho refusal OF III
1~rfor-Seoeral Hines. Of the raliroHu
nfn,inist ration to accept the schedule OF
Gfool prtce1 h1ed by the INDUSTRIAL
he5Gi ,.,,.r ,n,.oa., which took Wall
rtront completely by surprise. "ccnH'o.'-
"a unsettloruont at the oatnet , ana ~. , rne
lntar dealings. steels ana "qu'P"''''' ~
antinr1 to almont points.
Ros saurinR ntcm1nta from " ah""h
e., In tho oourre OF the araalon Tcro D.
IA Tic avail n heavy neii'hR n,nt
~st9i,r IN towards tho close. "hich no.
civ Offset moat OF tho dayn HAlhn. Oo>
~, many leaders at not loas1s
Yini,n6 Btntea Btooi WAN forced GOV"
q. S1n and with othnr lnuun't'nin.
sS,pplnrn. ola and HpnuiAluea r'sa ,S,,
~1trnrno rovorraIn OF J l" : p"'"'h.
rrsIkot finishing with heavy o'u''
aone. A., tow ..con.
$780, 10 the roactionaTy tr"nd. AMERICAN
aynoitInE ard aoNoTel o'hoF oe'sn
Tsnru holding arm to ntr"ng. t,',,,,
aulf also rcboundod from ith 'Hars,,
r,-ioa but rails forfeited their n"ar 1 100 100
sdyancca. Solca amounted 10 "A''"''
sSI.,,,S ,,,xorfrnnnt conditions Woto In
SlcStod by tho kcon Inquiry Tor W." ~
$1,000 boyds. but this demand FOUND n"
Tefloetion In tho general m"FN'' Iva
Atwh-claaa eecurli"H. -os,., ID
1lborty bondu wore hrmor loIciEu
49, continued to snso and cnnh'S
Sor,.Stto rails and industriais ~'ero mar .
1s.- Total galcs (par value) axSroSatod
NTisa. oeo. Old United States coupon
ross * per cent on calls others an-
rfnnHod On calls
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WITT ll1|
THE PEP OF PURE
SUGAR AND FRUIT
In Bottles ~ +s''''
Htarum-WoYrtnk.

Tho mnrringc &C Mr.. Guy T.. Stamm oil
mi. city md Miss Dorothy WcyrIck OF
ynunv,Iown, Ohio. was announced yes
iordav.r The wedding took place In
Youngstown. performed by inc panN",
or the Mr,hodls, Epiacopal church OF
,h,, civ. Tho bride is the daughter Of
Mrs. Al!H Wryrick. formerly OF UNI"
city, and TIA" groom In the "ei-kno"h
South Chaplin" street grocer. ITO ms
hut lately been discharged from inc
service. Tho happy couple Will make
th.i Iraidenr4 on tho island.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. April d.nosS;
o6 900: market mostly 10c 10 he higher
closed dull and weak: rstimntod i9m"r,
row 5000. iiuIk Of nalen !la.sh G.
90,ao; heavy weight ':a.lS g. - tis nj
w1isnI ,Io.65 o. Ia.at: light ilahIH a.
"a ~ 1870 -"~a tii.76 q l"'b; ris'
ti7:a ~ 1919, ..........,
t.ottIn, rnGaIpir 10000. hocf ni"rir n"G
buiUI,ct che stock uiIrn"d STEADY 'h'h"'
~, i.vnrI uannrr- nnd lmlln rI"ahi
.sivas rh l." so" hIsh"' f"cd'' "'"n"
estimated io,nmrow a,odp. it""yr h"",
ia nd =, IHhD mt rhr, cows aud holt
"rn ,I,Eh q tSEo cannon" an W ~"
~ re- a. 1000 Wal "slv~' flNto o. ~
IL. R,"rkcrr am f""h"r H'""r" W." "
Hhccr. rrcoIrir 1920: "h":p steady "a
hIRh"r. wool"d l"nh" a'"ndr t" ninS
uhuru ln,nhu IL Ia 2ar l"wrr' rT'inn'r,
,,,,,,nr,uw 900 IuIubr ~ poundn W
Ionr siALu fr 2NbO. M pounds or h"''"r
SlR00 a. ~. 10: rullr Sliho N lHo".
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BUTTER, Zoos. CHEnSE

NEW YORK, April 3-I'uit"r. Urn
creamery higher than extras Oh N ~
SGiG. backing stock current max" Num-
bcr ., 4iisc q ": ,:r
Eggs. nrm: fresh gathered extras n%
fresh gathered northern section hrS1s
lie al N: do southern section ~" . !"
IL. state. p~nnsylvAnin and n:nrbE wcs
icrn hrnncry white. fine Ia fancy NC
stutc, r"mnrylvnnIn and nearby henner,
whites. ordinary TO prime 40" n 80; Nv
nrnwn t6c q Il: do. gnt h"rrd brown
and mixed r"i"rs ne ~ -. ,tu
Cheese. Irregular; sih'r whnar mn, "
n.,. current nuke specials MN" n
XII, do. average run 1870. H. ~,
InuIlrl, live hrm; "htri'"nh ~ 40 80
fnris 40; old rnosIrrs 2lr; lurhhyH d. -
n 20. Dressed nrni r""lS we " 81
OF herr unchanged.
lrluur nTm,
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SUGAR

NTrw TpFeK. April s-Thc local mar
kct for rnw nuEnr wnr unchanged ~
81 2s for centrifugal to tn" rcfincr. Tho
hoerd roportcd purclIRHcH Of 2G8n7G
bnR, OF Cuban. April shipment: o. 90 ST
Croi1 in Port md 8.ao0 Venezuelan u
font l., IAN, ,., :,
tbSuRh an tho Wnrmor weather mp
nroachos II In expected To become more
active Meantime Tho arrivals "t raw"
arc fairly libernl and allow rrfiner" nm
nin xtock with which TO takn care OF rn'
nuiromcnts for both export and dnm"H'
tio account. Prices AFRO unchanged ut DC
for fino Branllated and 1t wns reported
thst = Philndelphin rrfnHr had reduced
prices lyo pointh to the basis OF S05.
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P1rrsBunou LIVE HrooH

PITTSnrRGU. April 3--Cnthci T,nn"E
,unnly light Prime $500 n lSnn.
EEccp fnIr, prtm" w~th~rs $1,000 ~
1p7G. rulIs and common $500 CIV,
,ninh. $1,000 n iT.Ln: vcni calves VIC
50 q 1900. , ,,,,,
p,im" hc,yIcs MEDIUMS md hrnry yorh-
crs ;eo.SO ~ 2O.GN light y"rkcrr and
piKs $1,000 ii 1885: rouEhS alh."" :"
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DEFY 0OODb

NEW YDitE, ArriI j ''"li"" I'"'"N
,,,,, tnduy wrru -iru1l br1"r
" s",'ds ~n"o nilrl n,L r"v nlih hrm tot
Eo,n rri"Tt"d nl"adi '""-'" 'r '""'
iIn. , 1890. 49,.
t'nrrl nu'Il""" 'I"r'h n.in' 81
i,r ,,I,. on,uunIIuu ~ a. .hdn. 900 nv
,,, ,ul.d hlvhnt hnh w"i" hlhlnl"Ihn"
l,It,, ,l,u, I,n,Ir,r nuiI'lpnI "tl,
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nosnu Cluh DAnoa.

Nnli~s' orchestra VIII FURNISH ihn INV
-ir Tor nnnth~r nr the HON" "'nhs ""'
iishI rul dances. held al their Iinb rh"ihn
Tonight, rho usual good program 81
uIIbtr is prnInlnrh.
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After telling TIM story Of AnaniHs ana
Bapphira, tho Sunday school teAoher
uxaed: ''Why In not everybody VINO
tells a lLe struck dOadT'
In shot Jimmin's hand. Cause.
toacher" he said. there wouldn't b
anybody IafL"
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NEW YORK CURB MARKET

WHEEL ING. W Va. April J. 10.
Furnished Tho lntelliEcnccr by 4: u
Masten d. Co., members Of tho New forf
Stock Exchange. National Bnnk Bulid'
r. u1,.aIlnS w Vn.
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Oh | Hid.
AT'OTItH.
Stocks 1882.
rOLNDO GRAIN

TOLEDO, o.. April a. CloysrHeed.
primr cash 30, 600: April $3.50: October
3l7.9n. ,o.rn
:rimothy, prime cash old 4b.17 II; now
"a; Hpril 3b.2B: May .i5.:.h; Septem-
| her 15,75Is; October 36.bb.
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T'ot1I salca 72s.7o aharcn-
g..ndard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. AprIl ;. 10.
Furnished The IntelliEoncer BY a: y
NaSfen e Co, members OF tho Now 1oth
6o1S exchange. National Bank Build
80 HHhSnltp1. W. Va
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IIH|1 ]!I!lh(L1!1I1lljllll!,
/ BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va April 3, 10.
Furnished Tho 1ntclllgencer by A. X
Hasten 4 Co.. members OF inc Boston
Stock Exchange. National Bank Build
lnr Wheeling, W. Va
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NY. STOCK EXCHANGE

wHu.ra,0 ". Va. April ., ~
Furnished The 1IaslhSsncer ~ 80
- rIehanEc. National Bank Build
- Whoeiinx. W. Va Louia 3. Brand
! n<Std.,S Partner.
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SOUTH SIDE
musical NJ W Galley.

Misses Elda and ESthor NHrr"H
A modest admission fec will be chnr.-
cd which will be used by the WomenS
foreign Missionary society OF tho
church. Tho success Of thu affair is AZ
sur.d by the appearance Of the above
Ii,,rd ,ulent. Not only will this splen-
dld program occupy the evening but II
social hour. with the usual elegant re-
Treatments, will take place following The
muniu.
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vnTHOI.MUM

or. cry. 10, ArrIl u nun" hrr'
Isl. aN.Itn. fr"'lli hninn'.rn w. '"'P-
mcntn gTIal. nvcrnR" "6.b@I
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WIiEwi.IMd. W, Va. April j. 10
rmrulshnd Tho l"ioli'9shaer Wy A. y
nnstou l. Ca mcmh"Ih az the ~ ab"rFh
htmik TH"h"nE". H"''""al ''""" ""''"
iup. Wheeling. w, Va.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va, April j. 10
DSl,y quotation liul Whu1iih9 s'"Ss
u,reh.ns.. compiled for tho InteiiiGen,
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IN CORN MARKE1

CHICAGO. April 3.-Much nervous
ness developed IN the corn n.,,1 n y,
exchange officials In asking members Tor
= ststement of open trades in May corn
Exceeding 1000 bushels. Dips ana
smiles followed in rapid succession.
70 IL advance. with May L66E 10
1854 and July 1.46h TO LAD \. N un.s
nni.Sed q to ~ down and proVlsiotrs
usrYinr from 30 off to Toe advance.
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Auto Nos. 10ila1 aad le1oe ono.
Wheruabuula ~ Tho rArA 6sarlhs 'ha
u,,tui,ara above will bo welcomed 81 p"'
lice haaduuarters. The oars ~oFo s'"'7"
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raah COMMUNICATIONS. No y"..n~.
lsiTt.si%: No I yellow. L"HW '-"'"
No. { yellow. 1850 LEI n.r,
Oatr---No. white. $50 p""' ""
s7% R6Sh. nth. ~ Eo
mn76O.
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's)-TrnnEfcr bookH close Apr!' z, 'or
!, regular nor cent and un extra per
cont, payable May !.
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WHEELING. w. Va. April D. 10.
Furnlnhcd Tho Intelligcnccr by A. n
ex1sten Il Co. members or tho Now YORK
sror., E-hnnEe National Bank Build
Ing, wheeling. W. -----
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,-pUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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buy WAR SAVINGS BTA1P-
The Holbrook news., 1919-08-08
smokInq a cause of Cancer.

Cancer of the mouth in civilized countries has been greatly reduced by good dentistry. Eighty-f1ve per cent of the cancers of the lip occur in smokers. Formerly clay pipes. which became very hot, were much used, and there has been a notable reduction in the number of cancers of the lip since the clay pipe has gone out of fashion. Smoking, however, is the cause of most cancer of the lip, the tongue and the floor of the mouth.-Maj. W. J. Mayo, War Department Lectures.
The Holbrook news., 1919-08-08
SUMMONS

 In the superior court of the state of Arizona. in and for Navajo county.
 Martha A. Gates. plaintiff. va. Stanton B. Gates. defendant.
 Action brought in the superior court of the state of Arizona in and for the county of Navajo. and the complaint filed in said county of Navajo, in the office of the clerk of said superior court In the name of the state of Arizona, Co Stanton B. Gates, defendant, greeting.
 You are hereby summoned and required to ap- pear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the superior court of the state of Arizona. in and for the county of Navajo, and answer the Complaint therein filed with the clerk of this said court, at Holbrook. in said coun- ty, within twenty days after the service upon you of this summons if served in this said county. or in all other cases within thirty daya thereafter, this times above mentioned being exclusive od the day of service. or judgment by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the super for court of the state of Arizona, In and for the county of Navajo. this 25th day of June 1919.
 (SeaD Lloyd c. Henning,
 Clerk of said superior court.
 By Olive ClsAke. As-4w Deputy Clerk,
The Holbrook news., 1919-08-08
what Is sIuuest Woodcock2

What is said to be the heaviest woodcock was one shot by Arthur Duane near Whittaker's, L. L, about thirty years ago. The woodcock was mounted by Bell, the leading taxider- mist of the day, but unfortunately 1t was later on destroyed by moths.
 This woodcock was weighed on a druggists scales at Southampton and weighed exactly IA ounces. There are several witnesses living who can tes- tify as to the weight. The naturalists give the average weight of woodcock as ranging from five to nine ounces.
The Holbrook news., 1919-08-08
SUMMONS

 In the Superior Court of the state of Arizona in and for the county of Navajo.
 Julius Wetzler. Plaintiff. vs. George Wright, Defendant.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Maya jo, and the complaint filed in said County of Navajo in the office of the Clerk of said Superior Court.
 In. the Name of the State of Arizona. to George Wright Defendant Greeting.
 You are hereby summoned and required to appear in action brought against you by the above named plaintiff in the Superior court of the state of Arizona, in and for the county of Navajo. and answer the complaint therein filed with the Clerk of this said court at Holbrook. in said county, within twenty days after the service upon you of this summons. if served in this said county. or in all other cases within thirty days thereafter, the times above mentioned being ex- elusive of the day of service. or judgement by default will be taken against you.
 Given under my hand and the seal Of the Super or Court of the state of Arizona, in and for the county of Navajo, this sth day of April. 1919. (seaD { Lloyd C. Henning, Clerk of said Superior County
 By Olive Clarke. AS-4W. Deputy Clerk.
The Holbrook news., 1919-08-08
Bring Up the Reserves.

John was visiting his grandmother, who lived in the country. One day his grandmother found that John had but a few clean clothes left, so she told John to write to his mother and tell her to send him some new clothes. John obeyed immediately, and in few minutes returned and showed her the letter, which was as follows: "Dear mamma, please send me re enforcement of clean clothes"
The Holbrook news., 1919-08-08
FARM ANIMALS
FEED SHEEP IN coRNFIELDs
Practice Has Proved Satisfactory In Saving Considerable Labor
 in Many States.

Prepared by the United States Depart
 ment of Agriculture.)
 Ordinarily the management of the farm flock of sheep calls for compara- lively small demands upon farm la Dor. The labor cost per dollars worth of wool or lamb is lower than for any other farm animal product. Yet, while sheep raising does not necessitate ex- pensive equipment or heavy labor, it does require study and continuous at- tention. However, the effects of the reduced supply of available farm la Dor, brought about by the drain upon it by the army and war industries, may be counteracted in part by the adop- ton, where possible, of one or more of the following suggestions:
 Some labor can be saved on the stock farm by a more general adoption of the practice of feeding sheep in