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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13
Ashland Would
Bond TO Secure
Water Supply

Ashland, Or. Sept. 13.-The city
council has issued an official cali
for two special elections for bond
ing the city for 100000 to provide
an additional water supply.
One election was called by petit
tion and provides for the city to
bond for 100000 to purchase the
Buck Lake ranch. 81 miles east Of
Ashland. on which is situated Buck
lake. This election was set for
September 23, and at the same time
the city council made another call
for a special election. September
IS. to vote for bonding the city for
100000 to provide temporary
additional water supply by dam
ming a canyon near Mount Ash
land. taking the water from ASH
land creek.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13
Maine Voters
Are to Elect
Officers Today

Portland, Me-. Sept. 13.--Maine
men and women went to the polls
today for the election of state and
county officers. a legislature and
congressman, after having been
told through the campaign that the
eyes of the nation were upon them
TO give the traditional indication of
political sentiment of the country in
the presidential election.
For governor Frederick II. Park
hurst OF Bangor. republican. is op.
posed by Bertrand @. BcIntire OF
Norway democrat. All four con-
gressmen in this state are repubii-
cans and three are standing for re-
election. Congressman Louis b.
Goodail is retiring in the First dis
trist and Carroll Beedy county attor-
ney. Is running for the republicans
against Frank II. askell, democrat
In the second district, Congressman
Wallace H. White Jr.. is opposed
by DIR. wallace N. Price. In the
hird district Congress John A. Pet
ers has as his opponent Archie f
Towie and In the Fourth district
Congressman Ira G.. Hansey Is op
posed by Leon G. c. Brown.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13

Washington and Mckenzie an
wyoming, chrnged into rehabilita-
ton hospitals for former service
men.
Food sanitation and preparation
and the dehydration Of fruits ana
vegetables in California were out
standing topics in sectional confer
ences which preceded the tofInai
opening of the convention
II was announced in the olrie'a.
program that in view Of the reeena
appearance OF bu5cnic piasus a.
gulf coast points. the sub,ecl %
plaques in general would be given
special attention
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13
Newberg Man
EIectrocuted;
Cause Unkn0wn

Newberg, Or. Sept 1S.-henrF
W kramer was electrocuted last
night when he came IN contacL WI ~.
an eletcric wire. He was on ms
wav home on foot when the acei-
dent occurred.
when found he lay with the wife
acyoss his breast. clutched in sone
hand which was badly burned
Mr.. Kramer was past 50 years OF
.-asad leaves e widow but TO cnii-
dren.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13
Hospital or Jail For
Drug Addicts Puzzles

=. - Francisco. Sept. 1a-vbstb-
pst in, drug addict should
est;o. .o a hospital or a Jail Is a
Euz,ivn which will be given ex-
k,a s,. discussion by the forty
!. cai n, meeting OF the Amer
kkh s.ollc slc health association.
|szinsssl- here today with ap-
H1sncs 1900 delegates in at
ezks-, among the principal
rs.o, : DR. 81. s. Cumming
rs ,..ss general Of the United
ksrzs rsohe hhe health service. who
hr ,sss .s,s 70 the melting DR.. Cum
B q 90 Ia plans are progress
forts Wslla NaIIa In
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13

Tacoma. Wash. ept. 13.-Three
residents Of Gate City are in the
hospital following an explosion OF
a table lamp there. Mrs. J. A.
Gaisell, her daughter Leota. and
Dan Cooper succumber from burns
The explosion occurred when a
number ofsfriends of William Coop
er gathered at ITS home following
his death In q logging camp acci-
dent.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13
Gopernor Cox Declares Flatly for
League Nations In Address Here;
5000 Salemites Cheer UferQnces
Harding Failure to Take Definite Stand e
Paramount issue of Campaign ! Ter
National Tragedy; Republican Doesn
Know Own Position IS CHARGE
(By Paul Farrington)

Advocating the League Of Nations and soemny pledgi
Americas cooperation if elected to the presidency
ing Republican leaders and the senatorial oligarchy
urging independent non-parsan action at the polls n
for president of the United States carried with him
enthusiastic crowd Of than 5000 who jaz
packed the arnory when he spoke here At O'Clock th
morning. MM aaaa
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13
Deschntes Needs reachars

beS.ntes Needs Teachers.
sehsa. sha'es county is short five
ko-s's s with the opening of school
"a Ing 10 Information just re-
I6pisoss1, y ), A. Churchill. state su-
81 1aent of public instruction
Ser;,, :. Alton Thompson. county
a ssaent - of schools. Salaries
esachers in Deschutes coun-
VA. increased Is per cent since
kr;es ana 10 per cent over the
ss,i PAID five years ago. Thpmp
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13
Esollers
.te11lpt: to
Jail
III Need,,anl3 and
puties Nip Plan Of
\ Men to Escape
Bud Saturday

" Cculson, awaiting trial at
arion county jail is in close
ement and other prisoners
Ing closely guarded following
eged attempt by Coulson and
Unidentified prisoners to es-
Eaturday, it was learned to-
coulson was in Jail pending
II charges of dynamiting fish.
threatened jail-break ana
bssible escape of five prison.
4 ayerted saturday when at
N Sheriff w. I. Needhann's
Hon was attracted by unusual
coming from a corridor in
ar Of the jail.
kriedly summoning his depu-
Sheriff Needhatn rushed the
lure where the men are per-
1 to exercise and discovered
ION plumbing braces had been
free and utilized as bars In
&lng the wainscoating under a
Bw and removing brick from
III wall.
opening of about two feet
Hand large enough to admit a
body had been made in the
Ebut tunneling under the iron
1or plating to the court house
above had not been COM
Eaddition to Coulson, the fol-
| 4 prisoners were in the jail
king disposition OF their cases:
Five Men in Jail.
I'M Davies, awaiting action by
harion county grand jury ON a
hi charge; Lloyd Parker.
Hing trial on the charge of lar
kfrom building; George Spi-
examination before
6alem justice court on forgery
hes; 7. F. Mclaughlin, serving
lday sentence for larceny from
Hiding. While these men were
ID game corridor with Coulson.
m Needham has been unable
certain which of them actively
! in the attempted delivery.
rs Is the first attempted break
the Marion county Jail since
! 1919, when Ned McSherry,
\ awaiting trial for obtaining
NJ under false pretenses sue
ed In saving rnioug~ a few
|pw bars, bat was discovered
II he could complete the open
Theodore Ross. while await
|extradition to Washington on
|ber IA, 1918, successfully tun-
\ his way to liberty in a man
similar to the Saturday at
y. Ross was captured at Ore
City within ~ hours after his
pc and was returned to Wash
bn
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13
hkland Priest
| Is Made Bishop

r;as sept. IS. = Monsignor
s sA >. keane of Oakland, CAL,
y zen = appointed auxiliary bish-
!, sacramento and titular bish-
Samaria by Pope Benedict.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13
Nev York French
Greet CarpentieY

New York. Sept. 15.--I1eieHn-
ton sfrom rs French societies
greeted Georges Carpenter. En-
rogean boxing champion. arrfvimE
here early today on the s. s IA
Lorraine. He was accompanies ~
Marcel Descamps. his mana9srs
who has planned to start immed1-
ate preparations for the bout win
Battling Levinsky at Ebbets Ffea6s
Brooklyn. on Columbus day. ocfs-
ger IL.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13

Portland.-The first of five pom
toons for then ew drydock being
constructed for the public dock
commission has been launched
With the great pumping capacity
specified in the plans it Is esti-
mated that i2.0oe ton ship can
bel fitted in less than so minutes
after the blocks have been set
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13

Portland. nd.-Phonograph manufze
turing has become one of the city,
promising new industries A n@W
development In this line Is the p@x-
chase OF the Pacific Phonozr1pH
company's piant by the Stradtvar1
Phonograph Manufactures cQ8-
many. The latter concern has be<u
Incorporated under thel avs OF Det<
aware for t5.0oo.oo0. or whien
$500. 600 ls paid in. The of1crr1
will conslnre TO be Portland nze1-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13

Tradition places the beginning Of
Cambridge university as far back
as the seventh century.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13

washington. Sept. Is. = The
comptroller OF the currency todny
issued a call for the condition or
all national banks at the Gloss OF
business on Wednesday. septern-
Der g.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1920-09-13

oREGON. Tonight and Tuesday
ara strong sontherly gale
.,onp coast, strong southcriy
,.dnds in interior.
LOCAL: Min. temperature 50,
al mean 53. Rainfall az
i.rh % River is, rising.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
STEEL TRUST FIGHTS
H. c. l., SAYS GARY
Chairman Explains TO Stockholders
Why the Corporation Has Not
Raised Prices.

New York. April 19.-Elber, II.
Steel corporation, Informed the stock
holders at the annual meeting in HO-
boken that the company was holding
down the prices of its products be-
cause OF the high cost of living.
referring 10 inquiries made by
stockholders rs 10 why, in view of the
great demand. the cost of production
aud prices received by other manufac-
turers, the prices of the corporations
products had not been raised above
those fixed by agreement between the
Industrial board and steel manutac-
turers March u. 1919, he said:
1t seems 20 us the problem OF the
high cost of living is of convincing
importance. When the increasing ten
dency is 10 insist upon payment OF
unreasonable sums for every commOd-
ity and for every service. so that the
vicious whirl OF advancement seems to
be unencing. we think there is NOR
al obligation on the part of everyone
10 use all reasonable efforts 10 check
this carnival of greed and imposition,
even az some sacrifice.
There is growing discrepancy be
tween different individuals and inter-
ests. The man with a fixed income is
more and more disadvantaged and he
is helpless. He cannot increase his
income TO meet the increased cost OF
living.
Therefore IL should be the effort OF
all 10 establish and maintain a rea-
sonable basis Of prices, certainly to
prevent further Increases; otherwise
the government, from the standpoint
of protection OF part Of the public.
must interfere"
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
DUCKlNe FOR N0NovERALLITE
Pennsylvania Club TO Punish Mem
bers Who Discard Denims-Pro-
test Move Spreading.

Sharon. Pa. April l9.-An overall
clue formed AT Wheatland. Pa. near
Sharon, has gone 80 far In its zeal
10 protest against the high cost of
clothing us TO impose a penalty upon
members for failure TO don denims.
Any member who fails 10 wear over
ais of all times will be ducked In the
Erie canal by his associates. according
TO club agreement. The club is COM
posed Of business and professional
men.
San Francisco. Cal. April 19.-The
vogue of overalls for business wear
was spreading throughout the Pacific
coast from California to Vancouver,
b. c.. as protest against the high
price of clothing and as an effort to
reduce clothing costs.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
FACTORIES CLOSING IN JAPAN
Details of Reported Panic Are Given
m Cable Received a. IouoiUlu
From Tokyo.

Honolulu. Hawaii. April 22.-"Pan-
icky" conditions reign in Japan. nc
cordinC 10 q cahlegram from Tokyo
received by Nippu jill. a japanese
language newspaper here. Deflation
o. currency and rapid decline Of stocks
and prices of commodities, with i'm
ports IN excess Of exports, have
brought about an alarming situation,
the message said. The textile indus
try has fallen of, the yarn Of silk
markets are slumping. Industrial plants
are discharrine employees by the hun
dreds. many smaller plants are closing
down entirely. while others are operat-
ing on part time. and business Of all
kinds Is coming 10 standstill. accord
ing 20 the papers Information. The
Yokohama dockyard has discharged
. coo workers. the message concluded.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
Acid Stomach.
Makes the Body Sour
Nine Out of Ten People
Suffer From IL

IL sends it, harmful acids and Eases =
over the body, instead of health -
strength. Day and night this esaseless ca
age goes on. No matter how ssr0hs' >
victim cannot long Withstand the ssl'-
destroying effects Of an acid stomach
Good news for millions Of srHs'sn
Chemists have found a sure remecy-'
that takes the acid up and oarriss o =
Of the body; of course. when the oa's' :
removed, the sufferer gets-wel.
Bloating, Indigestion. sour, acid .
stomach miseries all removed. Iha :
proven by over half a million ailins -
who have taken EAToNIC with v'''a
fol benefits. 1t can be obtained iron :.
druggist, who viii cheerfully retana :
trIhing cost If rot entirely saiisias'-.'
Everyone should enjoy its benefits !"
quently the first tablet gives relief
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
ROUGH ON THE RENT HOGS
Owner Of Flat Building at Detroit
Goes TO Jail After Evietinc
Tenants Mobbed.

Detroit. April l9.-Jerome G. Moore.
owner of a fiat building. was placed
IN Jail. charged with mallclously in.
Turing property Jf TENANTS he Is said
10 have evicted. The tenants. rein
stated in their fat. are In possession
Of a lease for SIX months which q
crowd OF sympathetic neIghbors in
duced" the landlord To sign. Moore's
arrest followed his rescue from posi-
BILE violence nj the hands OF the crowd.
which Included several hundred men
and women. Moore had orderel the
fat vacated II was said. and planned
TO rent II 10 new tenants for S1Ln. an
advance from $40.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
TORNADO KILLS $50
IN THREE STATES
Alabama, Mississippi and Tennes-
see Ravaged by Storm.
PROPERTY DAMAGE IS GREAT
Storm Sweeps in Frcm the Gulf OF
Mexico and Cuts the Heart OF
Dixie-Thousands Of Persons
Are Injured.

Meridian, Miss. April 21.-One hun
dred and fifty persons are reported
dead and many more were injured
when tornado zigzagsed up the state
of Mississippi and passed into Ten
nessee.
The storm swept In from the Gulf
of Mexico. striking southeastern Mis-
sissippi in tornado form. Bay Springs,
the first town in its path. was reduced
to- SpIinters and at least four persons
were killed there Wire communion
ton with the town has been broken.
Many Killed at Meridian.
on the outskirts of Meridian %
persons were killed. Two others were
killed mt Runnels Bridge, near here.
About n dozen unidentified dead are
being brought to local undertaking
establishments from nearby commune
ties.
According to the meager reports
available the tornado leaped from Bay
Springs TO Columbus. where five per
sons were killed. Aberdeen. the next
town struck, records ten deaths, more
than a hundred personal injuries and
property damage Of $J00,OOO.
Al Glen, Miss. one Of the last towns
touched i'm the state before the tor
nado swept into Tennessee. eight were
reported TO be dead.
The Deemer lumber camp near
Philadelphia. Miss. was RACED. The
storm there lett II dead and - in
jured. New Albany reports that two
smaller towns nearby. Ingemar and
Baker. suffered ten deaths and almost
complete property loss.
Seven Die in Sehoolhouse.
The tornado struck Bell schOolhouse.
seven miles north of Starkville. Sew
eral were killed there, il is reported.
Before the storm finally spent IL
self in Tennessee il touched corner
OF Alabama. At Sheffield. Ala. ]. G.
Blanton, q farmer. his wife and two
children were killed.
Eight persons were killed ut Col
linsville, Ala.
No effort has been made 10 com
pute property damage. The number
of persons injured is expected 10
mount to the thousand mark when all
reports are In. IL is estimated that
the storm has cost Mississippi n lUss
of life and property greater then any
toll ever taken previously by storm.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
HOMER CUMMINGS TO PRESIDE
Selected as Temporary Chairman Of
the Democratic National conven-
ton at San Francisco.

Chicago. April 21.-Homer $. Cum
mlngs. chairman of the Democratic ma
ti0nal committee. was selected TO act
as temporary chairman Of the party's
national convention at San Francisco
next July. The selection was made by
the executive committee OF the Demo
cratic national committee. Four other
names were considered for the honor.
Col. John ]. Martin Of ST. Louis. for
the last - years sergeant az arms Of
the Democratic national committee.
Was chosen sergeant al arms Of the
convention.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
GEN. DENIKIN is IN LONDON
official Visit-seeks Three
Months Rest

London. April 20.-General DenIkin,
former commander of the antibolshe-
visit army in south Russia. reached
London from Constantinople. He told
Interviewers that he was tired and
worn out and that he would like 70
find little house where he could rest
for three months or so. With him
were the son and daughter of General
Korniloff. former Russian commander
I'm chief and leader of the revcIt
against the Russian provisional gov
eminent in the early fall Of 1917. Cen
eral Dcnikin's visit TO England Is an
unofficial one.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
Up. M0RGAN'S DOCTOR
KILLED BY B0LSHEVlST
Or. James ". Markoe Shot Down a.
Altar CT Fashionable New York
Church.

New York. April l9.-Firins re
volver toward the altar Us he stood
amid the congregation Of 81. Georges
church Just after the collection had
beer taken. Thomas w. Shelley,
maniac and self-confesSed b0lshevist.
sent a bullet ,n,shing through the
brain OF DR.. James ". Markoe, per
sonal physician Of J. y. Morgan and
q vesiryman 81 the church. Doctor
Markoe fell dead Ia the aisle.
I'nnic ensUed Immediately. and there
WAS wild stampede toward the
doors. Brandishins the pistol, Shell
ley ran to the nearest door aud. wav-
In his weapon at the people. warned
them 10 keep away.
Dr. George r. Brewer. noted sur
seon. who tad been passing the collec-
ton boxes with his fellow vestrymen.
disregarded the warning. he ad-
vnnced upon the maniac and was shot
In the lex. he. TOO. fell IN the aisle
hut almost Immediately recovered his
feet and. Notwithstanding his wound.
hurried toward Shelley.
Doctor Brewer was joined by VIII
liam Fe.lowes Morgan, president Of
tie Merchants association. and TO
g1ther they seized the assassin. deliv-
ering him 20 detectives who had been
attracted by the cunfire and screams
% hysicrical women worshipers.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
WOMAN EDUCATOR is DEAD
Maria L. Sanford Of the University of
Minnesota Expires IN Wash
in1ton.

Washington. April 22-MarIa L. San
fcrd % Minnesota. professor emeri-
tus 81 the University 81 Minnesota.
Who was here attending the conven-
ricn ~ the Daughters % the American
Revolution. died suddenly az the home
n senator Nelson q Minnesota.
where she was a guest. Miss sanford
was one q the leading women educa-
tors 81 the country. She was born az
Old Saybrook. Conn. - years ago
and vas professor ~ history al
S~urthmorc COLLEGE from 1871 10 $50
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
ThiTtYRunningS9Ies

Remember. ] stand hack Of every "a
Every druggist guarantees TO refund -
purchase price Is cents II PtitTscf Z
ointment doesn't do all claim
J guarantee il for eczema. old sg-ss
running sores, ralt rheum. ulcers. sCt
nipples. broken breasts. itching SKIN, sk1
diseases, blind. bleeding and itching -
as wei as for cEafing. burns, scaids, CTS
bruises and sunburn.
y had - running sores on my lee q
n years. was in three different hosTliAs
Auiputafion was advised. skin rTafi-y
was tried. ] was cured by using Pee
sons Ointment Mrs r. +. Root =
Michigan street. Buffalo. n. 7. Ma .
ders filled by Peterson Ointment Co, p
falo. y. J.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
THOUSANDS OF SUFFERING
WOMEN

Kalkaska, Mich-:-"I earuo4 -.
enough TO express my thanks for -. -
20 recommend DIR. Pierce's Fav0-i,s - -
scr.ption. Motherhood left nle h i - -
bad condition Of which my doctor 49, ~
kai2 me. but FavOrite Presrripfi7--' - i.
done wonders for me. took two -
Of the Prescription and was heiue,i -
July. being able TO do my own ho1.-----e'
and other work besides. I FEEL H. -
woman. viii do all in my pOwer n =.
other sufferers. wish could sue-F - ~
thousands Of suffering women VIZ -
tried so many other remedies ana -
them to try DR.. Pieroe's Fav0rite Prs.-.s
tion."-MRS. W. c. KINDS.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
AGREE ON MOVING U. S. DEAD
French % Permit Disbursement IN the
sFishtinc Zones September IS
Certain Limitations Imposed.

Washington. April 2l.-Isemovnl Of
the American dead from within the
fighting zones In France for transpor-
tatIon 20 the United States will begin
after September y under an agree
ulent between the American and
French governments. Bodies Of men
buried outside these zones now are be
Ine moved q this country.
The war department. In announcing
the agreement. said the terms Of the
understanding limited the return Of
bodies "a those whose removal 20
America had been specifically request
ed ~ the next ~ kin.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
WHOLE FAMILY CURED

Bay City-. Mich.:-"Dr. Pierce's rss.
c;nes have been used in my family ioF -,
thirty years and think everyone rsls,s5
70 me has used them and was cured.
my husband took DR.. Pierce's Co.,
Medical Discovery for his blood ard q
other complaints. 80 did my brother, al :
alone did what was required Of il.
II have taken both the Golden Mef-a
j never need doctor. DR.. Pieree's medis.rs.
have been my family doctor for yesrs /
can recommend them TO al. II direct5-s
ere followed they will always do the vu,E .
MRS. ELIZABETH DENISON, Ids
N. johnson St.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
ASKS U. S. TO AID ARMENIA
League Of Nations Definitely Rejects
Idea Of Mandate for That
Country.

san Reno. April 1.-THE League OF
Nations has definitely rejected the idea
OF taking the mandate for Armenia,
on the ground that IL has not the
power TO do So the interallied supreme
council was Informed at its session
here. The allied premiers decided TO
recommend 20 President Wilson and
the American people TO support Ar
meEiA Gs.sncially.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
COLBY RECEIVES SIR GEDDES
Secretary Of State Grants New Brit
ism Envoy Leave 20 Handle
Embassy Matters.

Washington. April 22-Sir Auck-
land Geddes. the new British ambas-
sador. was received by Secretary Col
hy M the state department and was
accorded the privilege Of taking up
embassy matters with the department
in advance Of the presentation of his
credentials 10 President Wilson.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
WIND KILLS 20 IN ARKANSAS
That Swept Northern Counties
Six Of One Family Perish.

Fort Smith. Ark, April 20.-A score
of persons were killed and many in
jured in storms which swept several
counties in northwestern Arkansas.
according to meager messages re-
ceived over demoralized wire service.
AT Harley valley. u miles north of
Dnnville. seven people. six of them
members of one family. were reported
killed. with many persons hurt.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1920-04-28
WoMANs TROUBLE

Saginaw, Mich have usss n.
Pierce's Favorite Prescription and p.
Pellets and they cured re Of nv -
A few years ago was taken with a - -
Of feminine trouble. l was sick sbos, s,
months. 1 felt miserable. Could not -
got very thin. and IN fact. was in : ~
much rundown condition 80 / thoarlf
would Try DR.. Pierce's remedies and q -
than SIX weeks was completely cglad. =
MRS.MILO EVANS, Box L.