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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
BALLOT N0.2

Alabama do-Lowden .. Wood T.
Johnson 4. Harding l.
Arizona t6l-Wood 6.
Arkansas usl-Lowden ioh. Wood
az.
California ts6l--Johnron 20.
Colorado ugl-Hardlng 1, Lowder
.. Wood =.
Connecticut tiD--Lowden 10. John
son /.
Delaware (si--Du ront 6,
Florida tsl--Lowden ~, Wood So
Georgia dfi-Lowden .. Wood 3
Idaho tSl-Johnson 1. Borah l.
i.owden 1. Wood 5.
Illinois Gsl-Johnson II. Lowder
/ Al.
Indiana Csol---Johnson s, Wood %
Iowa tse, Lowden 20.
Kansas (sot-Wood "a. Lowden 6
Kentucky ssl-t.owden 90.
Louisiana u2l-Lowden 9. Wood
.. Harding 2. sproul /.
Maine u2l-Wood II. Hoover l.
Maryland tisl-Wood 10.
Massachusetts 3Sl--cooiidge IS
Wood 7.
Michigan tsol--Johnson 30.
Minnesota GOV God 10, I>owder
.. Johnson 2.
Mississippi u3l--Johnson 1. Low
den ga. Harding 1. Wood 81. ID
Pont 4.
Missouri Cssl-wood S. Lowden 10
Johnson J. Harding SS, sproul IA
Coolidge 1.
Montana tsl--Johnson s.
Nebraska usl-Johnson IL. Wood
Nevada t6l--Johnaon 2. Lowder
IiH, Wood :. Hoover y.
New Hampshire tSt--wocd s.
New Jersey (2sl--Johnson II
Wood II.
New Mexico tsp--wood 9.
New York tSsl--Poindexter 1. Har
ding 2. Coolidge 5. Hoover .. John
son 4. Lowdcn 10. Wood 10. Blu,
Ter 20.
North Carolina C.s,-Pritehard 10
Wood .. Lowden 10.
North Dakota Col--I,owden
Wood J. Johnson 6.
Ohio ttst--Wood .. Harding 30,
Oklahoma t2ol--Lowdcn ia
Wood ..
Oregon uol-Johnson .. Wood /.
Pennsylvania Gsi-Knox I
Sproui rs.
Rhode Island uop-wood 10.
South Carolina uD--Harding I
Lowden 10.
South Dakota uo,-wood 10.
Tennessee l2ol--Johnson 1. Low
den .. Wood II.
Texas (.si-Harding ~. Wood .
Lowden Ia. Johnson /. Butler 1.
Utah Nl--Hardlng 1. Lowdsn
Wood s.
Vermont sl-wood e.
Virginia dSl-wood ). Lowden 1,
Washington uO-yPoindexter IL
West Virginia isp-sutheriand is
Wood I.
Wisconsin t.s,-wood 1. Hoover /
Ia Toilette ~.
Wyoming tsl-Lowden .. wood .
| Alaska t7p--wood i. Lowien 1.
District Of Columbia cp-wood ?
Hawaii t7r-Harding /. johnson /
Philippines t7p-wood :.
Porto Rico f2l--Lowden 1. Weed I
Unofficial totals ballot No. :.
Wood. 2ssi1: Lowden. 2Ss1 John
son. iss: Harding. 50; Coolidge. %
Butler. 81: Hoover. 81; Poindextcr
Is. sprodl. Tsn Pritchard. 10. Knox
1: Ia Toilette. ~: Sutherland. Is
Du Pont. Z: Borah. 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Yesler Cars Will
Stop at Third Ave

Beginning Monday. Yesler Way
cable cars will have their downtown
terminal Mt Third ave. The change
h to relieve congestion on Second
and First avenues. according to ID.
w. Henderson. superintendent OF
railways.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
BALLOT NO. s

Aiatsama--Ieowden G. Wood a
Johnspn 4.
Arfxona-wood q.
ADMINISTRATION IN. Wood
~.
canfornia--iohnson &c.
colorado-Lowdrn 4. Harding !,
Wood 9.
conneciicut--Lowden IL. johnson
1.
Deia~are--Du Pont 4. Wood 1.
Harding 4.
florida-Lo~den in. Wood gu.
Gcorgin--fso~dcn .. Wood 4.
idabo--Johnson 1. Lowdcn 4
Harding !. Wood 4.
lllinols--Johnson ~. Lows!en al.
Misunderstanding s, johnson :
Lowden z. Wood. is.
1owa--fyowden "a.
Kansas - I.owden 9, Wood 10
Harding 4.
kentucky-Lowdcn 20.
Jouissana-Lowdcn 7, Wood 4
Harding 2.
haine--Wood IL
harayiand-wood is
Masaachusssts-- Wood ~. Coolidge
%.
Michigan--Johnson Is, Wood IL
Lowden 4.
MinnoTota--svood 10. Lowden s.
johnson 2. Kellogg 4.
Mississippi Wood 81, Lcwden
III. Harding 1.
A Mississippi delegate demanded n
poll. but later withdrew Il.
Missouri--wood "a. Lowden 1871
sproul ?. Harding IL.
Montana--Johnaon
Nehraska--Wood IL. johnson 4
Nevada--Lowden :. Wood 2, John.
son 2.
New Hampshlrc-wood 8.
New Jerscy--Iiarding 1, johnson
10. Wood II.
New Mcxico-wood 9.
New fork--Poindexter I, w. L.
Ward 2, johnson .. Hoover =. Butler
=. Coolidge .. Harding 3, Wood "a
Lowden a..
North Carolina--watson /, John.
son /. Wood 2. Harding 2, Lowden
i6.
North Dakotn-Cooiidge I, Wood
., Jowdcn 2. johnson 2.
Ohio--Harding IS. Wood 10.
Oklahoma-Lowden IS, Wood .
oregon--Johnson 8. Wood Z, Hoov
er 1.
Pennsylvania--Rnox 1. sproui rs
Rhode Island---Wood 10
South Carolina--Lowden II.
South Wood 10.
Tennessee-Lowden 3. Wood II.
Texas--Johnson 1, Wood 5n. Low
den sh. Harding s.
Utah--Iiarding 2, 1owden 2. Wood
4.
Vermont--wood s.
Nirginia--Wood 3, Lowden II,
Observation-Disclosures IL.
West Nirginia-Wood &, johnson
z, Lowdcn /. Harding 8.
Wisconsin-wood /. Hoover l. La
Toilette "a.
wyoming - Lowdcn 3. Wood 2
Harding 1.
Aiaskn---Wood 1. Coolidge
District OF Columbia--Wood 9
Hawaii-Lowdon 2.
Philippines-Wood 2.
Porto Itico-Lowden /, Wood 1.
Official totals:
wood, SIN; Lowden, 31tk: John
son, ITO; Harding, 80: sprouI. N
Butler. 4; Coolidge. 2s: Polndext.r
10. Knox, l: La Toilette, "a; Watson
l: Du Pont, 4: Hoover. s: Ward, 2
Kellogg Il.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Mrs. Criswold Is
on Library Board

appointment OF Mrs. w. 8 Girls.
void, prominent club woman. 10
membership on the Seattle library
board was announced by Mayor
Caldwell Saturday. Mrs. Griswold
succeeds Mrs. Alice M. Twitmyer.
who resigned recently on account Of
a change OF residence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Tacoma Officials
Auto Is Hit by Car

Driving n Franklin car. n commits.
sioncr OF Pierce county was struck
by Seattle street car near the
postoffice on June 7. Saturday the
Tacoma commissioners put in n
claim with the city for s55.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
POSSES PURSUE
INSANE SLAYER
Deputies Hunt Man After
He Kills Farmer

SACRAMENTO. Cal. Juno IA
An insane man early today killed
Elmer S,rauch. prominent f.lverta
farmer. Sheriff Jones'. fearing the
mailman may give battle TO deputies.
now trying TO find him. is preparing
to send heavily armed possee to
Eiyerta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Pocketbook With
5000 Found on Car

What's a little thing like 5000? A
piethoric pocketbook. wrapped in
Irvine. and containing close to that
amount. has been resting unclaimed
In tho Lost and Found department
Of the city railway for nearly a week
now. Claimants will line to the
right.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

Outside of the fact that he
threatened her life. Mrs. Harriet
Blackwell declared her husband was
a fairly decent sort Of man In
that he provided well. She said
all this in a suit for divorce filed
In the superior court Saturday.
The unfortunate spouse's name In
James.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Pay Income Tax;
Don't Forget II

Even II you haven't received a bill
for the second iustaIiment OF your
income tax--better pay IL by June is.
by check In the incest way. say
revenue officials.
Address the collector OF internal
revenue. at Seattle. Tacoma or Spo.
kane.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
BALLOT MOI

AAhans; Lowdcn. 6: Wood. d
Johnson. ..
Arizona. Weed. 6,
Arkansas: Wood. 6: Lowden 6;
Harding. i.
California. Johnson. 90.
Colorado: Wood. o. Lowdcn. :,
Harding. l.
Connecticut; Lowden. IL.
Delaware: Du Pont. 6: Lowden "a
Weed. "a: Harding. /.
Georgia asked to be passed In the
voting but this was denied by the
chair.
Georgia then voted: Wood. s.
Lowden. o
Idaho: Borah. :; Wood. S; John.
son. 1.
Illinois, Lowdcn. Il. Wood. 10
Johnson. ).
Indiana; Weed. 90; johnson. s.
Iowa. Lowden. s6.
Kansas: Wood. IS: Lcwden. 9.
Kentucky; Lowden. 80; Harding
?; johnson. l: sproul. 1; Coolidge. Il
louisiana. Lowdcn. 3: Wood. 3
Harding. :; johnson. /: Poindexter
4: Sproui. 4: Dupont. 1.
Maine: Wood. IL: Hoover, 1.
Maryland. Wood. is.
Massachusetts,: Coolidge. IS
Wood. Z.
Michigan: johnson. 30.
Minnesota: Wood. 10. Lowden. 3
Johnson. 2.
Mississippi; Johnson. :: Lowden. ?
sprouie. :: Wood. AZ Harding IN
Missouri: Wood. AZ. Lowden. Is
johnson. 3. Harding. 5. sproul. ia
Sutherland. I.
Montana: johnson. 3.
Nebraska: Johnson. "a: Wood. !.
Nevada: Wood. 2: Lowden. ~
Johnson. ?. Hoover. w.
New Hampshire: Wood. 8.
New Jersey: johnson. IL: Woo
II.
New Mexico: Wood. 6.
New York Polndexter. 1: Harding
:: Coolidge. ?; Lowden. ?. Hoover
.; Wood. 10: Butler. IS.
North Carolina; Pritchard. 81
johnson. /.
North Dakota: Wood. :. johnson
Ohio: Harding. 80; Wood. ..
Oklahoma: Lowden. ISL: Wood
AZ.
Oregon: johnson, 3: Wood. /.
A delegate from Oregon demanded
= poll OF Oregon delegation after
Il had lscen announced. The vot.
stood unchanged
Pennsylvania: Sproule. 70.
Rhode Island: Wood. 10.
south Carolina: Harding. 1: Cool
ldge. :: Lowden. 8.
South Dakota: Wood. 10.
Tennessee: Wood. 20.
Texas: Harding. s: Lowden. s
johnson. Ia: Warren Mich.. I
Butler. y; Coolidge. 4; sproule. y
Wood. sn: Hoover. Il y.
Utah: Harding. 1. Lowden. ?
Wood. S.
Vermont. Wood. g.
Virginia: Wood. 5: Lowaen. L..
Washington: Polndexter. IL.
West Virginia. Sutherland. is.
wisconsin. Hoover. !; Wood. I
Ia Toilette, ~.
Wyoming: Harding. Q: Lowden.
Alaska: Pofnd~xter. 2.
District OF Columbia: Wood. 2.
NAVAL. Poindexfer. :.
Philippines. Wood. :.
Porto Rico: Wood l: Lowdsn, I.
Totals. unofficial vote Woo,
3s7h. Lowden 2iih. johnson is3n
Harding sstz. Coolidge -. Butiei
81, Hoover 7. Poindexter. 10
Gproui -. Pritchard 81. In F'oriets,
-, Sutherland II. Du Pont 7. Borai
Z. Warren I.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Honest Confession
Tough on His Cash

Honest confession may be good for
the soul. but It's tough on the
pocketbook. thought Gregor Gogoiln.
i'm. He pleaded guilty before Judge
Neterer in the federal court Friday
10 liquor law violation and paid a
fine OF 1900
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Horses to Drive
Jitney in Seattle

Ivan Horses and A. sigar
w-rc the names OF two Jitn~y
drivers who flied application for
permits with Carl II. Reeves. Hu.
Perintsndant Of public utilities.
this week.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Took Everything
in Sight at Home

Thrift stamps. a revolver. ladies'
plain gold band ring. old coins. ivory
curios and heartshaped locket
with AR" inscribed on Il. were stoi.
en- from the home OF Mira l.. Raven.
5o2 Prospect st. Friday night. By a
burglar who gained entrance by jim.
mying n window.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Arrested; Charged
With Conspiracy

J. j. Martin and John +. Vaughan.
wanted In conspiracy case In con.
nection with the alleged erratic
functioning Of the late Rural Auto
Express Co. were arrested Friday
night In Yakima, the local sheriff's
office was notified Saturday. They
will be returned TO Seattle for trial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
No Authority to
Bar Woodward

That the board Of public works has
no authority TO abolish the lawful
operation of existing wood yards was
the opinion handed down Saturday
by Thomas Joseph Louis Kennedy.
first assistant corporation counsel
for the city of Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Thieves Steal a
Diamond Stickpin

A diamond suclspin valued at 500
ana brown leather purse contain.
ing " were removed from II. l.
iiale's home, 621i 18th ave. s.. last
night, by prowler who walked In
the front door after using n pass key.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
A Little Wilt on
the Priced Help

HONOLULU, r. H., June ia
remedy for wilt which threatens tho
pineapple crop here. has been found
by Albert Horncr. sugar expert, who
predicted II will save thousands of
carloads OF fruit
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
MORE RUSH AID
TO MRS. SCOTT
Shy ''Brother officer" Gives
to Save Family

Among those who contributed to-
day TO the Scott Kiddie fund, 10
help save the widow and two little
children OF Robert c. Scott. muir
dered deputy sheriff, from being
forced apart thru sheer restitution.
was q policeman.
In a letter to The Star he said:
II was personally acquainted with
the tate Deputy Sheriff Scott. hav-
ing worked with him on different oc-
casions. Knowing the chances that
all peace officers take. and realizing
what this mans family has TO face
as result Of his devotion TO public
duty. I am enclosing the sum Of IS
a. my mite towards their relief. Just
credit same TO "A Brother Officer.
as / desire no publicity for what ]
deem a public duty"
Another letter Is signed "A. W.
It follows:
II am a widow with little means
but. thank the good Lord. I have
health and strength and no dear
babies that could be torn from my
arms thru want Of means 10 care
for them. I enclose a small offer.
ing to the Scott Riddles and their
bereav~d mother. and a wish that
the millionaires Of Seattle may give
according 10 their abundance"
SUNSHINE KIDDIES
TAKE UP COLLECTION
9ix children at the Children's Sun
shine home raised the sum Of 81
among themselves, and sent II to the
fund.
"A Mother Of Ten" who In entirely
dependent for support upon her
elder children, but who says she
puts aside one.tenth Of all she gets
for the Lords work. enclosed 81 in
a letter OF blessing to Mrs. Scott.
This letter came from a little girl:
Enclosed please find so cents for
the Scott family. II is all have In
my bank at present. am 10 years
old. My name is Lucille Kraatz, SOC
z2nd ave. NJ
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

NEW YORK - Fighting a duel.
Omfreio Caracciolo. barber. was
siashed BY Louis viscopo. long.
shoreman. caracciolo had pistol
and viscopo used a knife.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

JOHN w. TROY. collector OF Gus
toms for the district Of Alaska. was
IN conference Saturday with Roscoe
~ DrumhelIer, collector for Wash.
lngton
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12
Elmer D. Ball Is
Named by Wilson

WARRINGTON. June i.s-rrcsi'
den; Wilson today signed the recess
nominating Of Elmer ID. Ball. Iowa.
20 be asshtan, secretary Of aEricut
turc.
NEW YORk.--Nsw York Amer.
can rnises price from 10 . cents
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

WORMS for fishing are growing
scarcer, according to Herbert owen,
secretary to the mayor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

Many n young man imagincs n
girl is marrying him for himself
when in reality she rs marrying him
for his job.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-06-12

Never worry about trouble today
that you can put off until tomorrow.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
OPPOSE MINISTER'S ACT
Mnn Who Receives S25.O00 n Year Sni.
nry Sends Daughters to

WEALDSroNE. is>,i.. Jan. 1O-The
local Council more does not approve OF
nr Shristophcr Addison, Minister OF
Health. with a salary OF $4,000 Il year,
Srnnins his daugthers TO a public sec
undary school at Harrow, where the
fees are only $40 II term.
one councillor stated that he did not
consider that people with $4,000 q
year should monopoliao tho school.
which was intended for tho masses.
There was waiting list OF seventy
five.
DIR Addison replied that no would
EiaulE pay higher fees IL tho rules per
united. and declared that he had as
nuch r!Eht as any other citiZcn 10
send his children TO n public second.
AIRY school.
I'm my view" ho added, much adj
vantage would accrue if there we're
less class distinct ION in our schools.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
WILL LARGELY INCREASE
CANADA'S PAPER OUTPUT
Dominion manufactured Doing Rest
10 Relieve Shortage OF
NewHurfnt

PORT ARTHUR, ONT. Jan. 10.
Strenuous efforts are being made Inv
Canadian pulp and paper manufnc,
Surcrs to meet tho shortage OF news
print paper In the Dominion and Tho
United states. Plans are announced
Tor the prompt erection of three nav
pig mills. one Of VIII. ch will be located
here. Daily production in CANADA viii
soon exceed that of the United States.
According TO a statement issued by.
the Canadian Pulp and Paper Associa
nrins made daily by the Canadian
mills. The daily product on i'm The
,n,nltcd states is about 5000 tons,
Itans III Canada provide for an in
creased production OF about 800 tons
u,iiE' making total for the Dominion
OF approXiinately 300 tons.
Every ono of the great forest dis
triCtS OF Ontario. Quebec, Manitoba
an; anu G 6Id Columoia is tapped by the
vomnihaton of railways and water
Ways whl expedite delivery OF puip
Mood to mills and the finished pro
auct 10 markets.. 1t is understood that
lransportat on facilities by the rail-
'onu arc already adequate
ne fInhdian mills having the IarC-
est producton are the spanish tirSr
huip and Paper Company. 500 tons
daily: Price Brothers 4 COMPANY. SD
Tons; Aeitihi Power Il Paper COMPANY.
80 TONS Laurentldc. Ontario Paper.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

eontainlns complete Aiiment Chart and
iull objections how TO feed and train
your dog. Illustrated with pictures OF
or nrizeI winn,ns dogs Polk Miller Dru:
20 mo. richmond. Va. II your dcaler
cannot Supply YOU. write 10 us-AGv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Say Married Men
Should Wear Rings
==-'----=--============='==- -=-
Chief of Women Police
Declares 1t Would Pro-
tect Women.

CHICAGO, Jan 10.-Should married
men wear wedding rings as sort Of
signal like scmaphorcs on railways
indicate to unmarried females that.
Is iar as they are concerned. there is
danger ahead?
This is question boins widely dis
cuSsed in the United states as the
result; of q demand by the chief Of
Women police Of London that \ law
oe passed IN England requiring All
men hooked Nip matrimoniaily TO wear
IN me thiru finger OF their left ,hand
az advertisement of their conditiog.
such law properly cuCo cod" Said
thc London woman chi,f would act as
q great protection to gullible females
n all ages who are easily deceived by
such n Jaw" said Chicago minis
yer, would he wholesome, STABILIZE
cIined TO follow the dictates OF their
heart rather than their reason and
many tr5 &c occurrences and triangular
fairs With which the papers are con-
.rre forced 10 wear wedding rings"
There :, are; said settlement
arse IS vAmPs OF. the other sex. OF the
No. the m-lc of the species is more
..n-'rous ihan the female. | would
.:Nor such law on tho OF chance that
nigh, serve to curb the main Who is
constantly looking FN- an opportunity
SAID club Nv woman' '" a fS "T Mil sG con-
tiuuc 70 Ne men. law or no law. More
over the Jaw could not be enforced
" nat would prevent the married iiirts
whom lie Sc; ont on tongues; 80
Tho law would De good thing for
tho jewelers." said ono OF that trade
sAod. II men had 70 wear wedding
rings. YOU could be sure the STYLES
would change and wedding rings Of tho
future would not be just pla,n gold
bands. bu; would be set with nreciou,
stones. II is rrasucline habit 10 wear
rinwS with some sort of ornate setting"
Wedding rings for mon are nnt new
Men wear them in many Eropean ma
tons. But in those countries the ring
IS q custom, not law
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

ing 10 me that look better than ever
neiore. ZIP the scales at 1872 pounds,
and am back WORKING again TO the
astonishment Of all. feel splendid
arc people say am looking better
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
CLIMB FOR cAMAGES

Nnst sums Are Asked OF Mexican Gov.
crnmcnt by Foreigners Who
Lost Property.
MENlCo CITY. Jan. l0.-Claims for
u.ma Ecs suffered ny nationals and for.
e'Shers during the period OF tho re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
STIFF NECK, LUMBACO
Aches md Pains OF Rheumatism Some.
times Almost Unbcarnble.

There ARE weather conditions TINT
mako rheumatism worse They nro
not the sanc in tho cases Of all per
sons. Somo victims OF this disease
suircr moro In dry warm weather than
In moist cold weather. but all suffer
moro or less all the time.
The cause Of rheumatism is an ex
cess OF uric acid In the blood. affecting
tho muscles and Joints. Hence tho
blood must have attention for per,nu-
ncnt results in tho treatment of this
disease.
HOODS Sarsaparilla has given entire
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If laxative Is needed. take Hoods
Pills--they don't gripe.-Adv
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
DIES AT HIS AUTO WHEEL
WIG on Rcar Scat of Chr IrnOran
Of Situnt lun Until Machine
Stoned.
CIuCAGO Inn i

1ls Eil ,y:. r. Jan; IL, iG-Framk l. Nc
companicI by his wifo. when no sud :
denly fell forward over the wheel,
dead.
Mrs. 1Uzcl I5yrnc and Mrs. Mckay
were chatting in a rear seat and did
not notice anything wrong until the
machine S:orind. They reached over
and shook :hc STOPPING form ana spoke
To the drivcr, but there WAS no re-
SponSc.
y police ambulance was summoned
but the distracted wife would not per-
NIT removal OF tn" body. For two
hours she strokcd tile cold hands and
face and begged FOR a word. mean
while standing OF TIE police and many
curious motorists who drew mp be-
side the car.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11
Old Herbal Remedy
Used For 80 Years in
Relieving Diabetes

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ehe 3udiclous use of Warmers Safe
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beEan IT'S use and at once commeDced
10 Improve and now everybody is saw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

and Powell River. u. c.. 25o tons each,
Price Brothers. Laurentide, Spanish
present plants 80 as to produce about
goo tons more daily than their present
the newspapers of the United states
and Canada with more than 80. 600 tons
annually in excess OF present produce
ton.
Besides this increase, plans are am
bounced for the erection of big mills
ny tns lntcrnational Paper Company,
at Three Rivers, =. O.: by rrice
brothers, Mt Chicoutimi. L. O.. and by
the Great Lakes Pulp and Paper Com
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

should be billeted with wooden pegs
Bnlcting the soles with woodc. ;,srs
sole
British manufacturers o. heavy
weight SHOES are accustomed 20 billet
ing the -soles of tho shoes whicn thrv
manutacture with wooden pegs 10 pro
long the life Of The Snin -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

II you are not strong or we'll. you owe
1t to yourself to mako tho following test:
See how long you can work or how far YOU
can walk without becoming tired Next
take tw" ave-srain tablets Of ordinary
Nuxated Iron three tlmea per day. af,cr
meals. for two weeks. Then test your
have gained.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-11

is M manufacturers etusers Note: Nuxated Iron. which
s gIsto h1t one which Il Wei known to drug
in" dos eer not iIiITo The teeth naks them
fnctn,,ormo f upseI the stomach, Tho manu-.
sSeW Mii, T results TO every purchaser
nr hSd In this city by Grant Drug Co
Chidrey Drug Co. and al! other druceistn