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The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
idaho news PARAGRAPHS
recent Happenings In This Stat.
Given in Brief Items for
Busy Readers.
U. S. Commissioners Quits

OkOFlNO.-C. w. Merrill who has
served as United States commission,
ef at orofino for II years. has re.
tlred to private life.
ST. Maries Tot Killed by Loo
ST, MARIES.-Leo Vincent Cox
Iour and half year old son of Mr.
ana Mrs. j. l.. Cox. was killed ra.
Gently by being caught between two
logs while at play.
Teachers Meet.
WALLACE.-The joint institute Of
ohoshone, Kootenai, Bonner. Bonn.
dary and Benewah counties onened
mere Monday for a five-day session
approximately 600 teachers attended
Dean Iddings Goes East.
UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO MOS.
W.-Dean E. Iddings of the Uni
Verslty OF Idaho college of agriculture
Is on "a three weeks trip which will
take MN as far east as Springfield
Mass, i'll the interests of the agri-
cultural college and the Idaho expert
ment station
Cold Killed Half the Sheep.
Sixty per cent of the range horses
and % per cent of the sheep on the
middle fork of the Salmon river dis
trict in Idaho were killed last winter
by the severity of the weather, accord
ing to the state fish and game war
den, who has just returned from a
tour of the district.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15

Cylinder Grinding a specially Oversize
PiEtons fitted. Parts made for all Cars
Crescent Machine Works, S15 N Monroe.
TRACTOR and AUTO CYLINDERS re-
ground. PIstons fitted like new. CEN
TRAL MACHINE WKS., $50 N. Howard
Western Machy 6 Eqpt. Co.-Macnines
sale or rent S. Stevens st. M 553S
OPTION ETRlsTS AND OPTICIANS
EMPfRE 6Pffc4f Co, AZ Spaene
Scientific Eye Examinations. Spokane
ontical Co. Inc, $40 Riverside Ave. M,219S
The Right Glasses--that's our reputation
King Optical Co. 613 Riverside
M0NIIM II N Z
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
Bank Robbery at PIummer,

p1J1MMER. Locking two girls in
4,a vanlt two unmarked banits loot
ed ldS the he', State bank here of $3.50 in
cash ca ia and escaped in an automobile :
The The men entered the bank ,nls. about bout, 3
IN tbe afternoon when Miss Myrtle
WV w assistant cashier, was alone
IN N The bank with Miss Eva Usury,
~ Move of a hardware store, who
g 9la shaking a deposit. The girls pre-
" 1, d was discovered by wom-
u, u, come time after the robbery and
an an. were released by J. Moran, a
f form bank empleye who knew the
vaults combination. ~ .o,,.,,
~" There were few people in the town
At the time. most of them having
az to Worley to attend the fair,
e Sorl kramer, cashier was away ana
Miss Flynn was in charge,
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
hELP WANTED
M EN-WoME EN-
PILES

Fissure, Ulcer and other rectal condition.
permanently cured without operation
can or write for booklet
DIR. DEAN
234H Morrison st portlana ~
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
IMPORTANT NEWS OF BOTH
HEMIsPHERES BOILED DOWN
TO LAST ANALYSIS.
ARRANGED FOR QUICK READING
Bret Notes Covering Happenings Iii
This Country and Abroad That
Are OF Legitimate Interest
to All the People.
One War Over.

RlGA.-Miiltary operations between
Poles and Lithuanians have ceased.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
LOGGED oEE LAMBS

WRITE, PHONE OR WIRE your floral
wants to Eugene's Flower Shop, 90 wall st
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
Employees Accept Lower Wage.

LOWELL, Mass.-Employes of the
lawrence Manufacturing company,
hoping TO make it possible to continue
operations at the companys hosiery
and underwear mills here, have of
fere dto accept a reduction in wages.
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
RABBTTS-pET sTocK

MEDICAL T4KE
me Glkey Hotel and Sanltarium ia
hath Lake; hot water baths ana mu
Medical Lake. Wash. ''0o''o'
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15

DENVER.-James Henry Brewster,
former professor of law at the Uni
yersity of Michigan and the Univer-
sity OF Colorado, died here recently
from the effects of a nervous break
The Rathdrum tribune. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1903-1963, 1920-10-15
AUToMoelLE AccEssoRlEs.

UNIVERSAL TIRE FILLER-Join the |
great army of economizers. No pune |
lures No blowouts. Riding qualities |
same as air. Guar. 100000 m. (Not q |
liouid.) SERVICE STA. 175 S Wall st.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18
l0WDEN LEADS IN POLL.
Governor Far Ahead Of Al Other,
In Ballot at S. y. !.

IN oaiIot AZ y. y. !.
Special to Times Republican.
Iowa City, Feb. 1S.-An over
whelming majority for Gov. Frank
o. Lowden Of Illinois is the result
OF q straw ballot FOR presidential
nominations taken at the University
Of Iowa. During the week Of ballot
ing conducted by the Daily Jowan,
the student newspaper Of the univer-
sity, 73e votes were cast for first
choice, $50 Of them falling to the
Illinois candidate.
Lowden's nearest competitor In the
held was Herbert Hoover. running on
m Independent ticket, who polled IS
ballots. Hoover headed the list Of
candidates for second choice. He re-
ceived 121 out Of 595 cast for second
place. Wood followed close for
second honors with LIZ votes to his
credit. Lowden was third with So.
A fair part Of Lowden's popularity
Is attributed to the fact that he Il
IN alumnus Of the university. He
was graduated in 1888 from the COL
legs Of liberal arts a. valsdictorian
Of his, class. There II q strong
Lowden for President Club on tho
Iowa campus composed Of 1900 stu
dents.
While conducting the straw vote
the Daily 1owan printed series Of
brief biographies Of the various can
didates in the field. Three tickets
were submitted: republican. demo-
cratic, and independent. "A. Mitchell
Palmer was the favorits democratic
candidate with twenty seven votes.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

Inse1nft ~ ~ : CAGDAlso sn1-l
IeuAw IN - 3elAOAsA nm an0WaV1e
= Wasa't grinnin0.s ~ said. = was
smiling at you hight out Of ny heart
But I 10 wish happiness -
lyou--Aiways and aiwrya Ana tn
happier myself than i've BEEN TOR
agss dear He STEP
ped. sw~mpsd by the Esoorsction thes
lie vas waring VINO was 70 share IN
tho demonstration Of his psEAdy. TO
wish happiness 10 IN sxscuSsoner-
and not be Q hypocritSf lncrsdibls--
yet true Hiinasd wished him hapva.
mesa y
whist II II. she demanded. alert to
hts altered expression.
Nothing. I'm just sorfy
I'm not . Mormoni"
You're fbhin9 still 80
billiard rose hastily.
waltz she said. "You can't 20
until you've told me one more thine
| you don't honestly think
Rufe's underhanded, now DO you"
"No--oh. no. Angela A man can Dc
40 upset that no cam
"You know we were rust shocked
and surprised--and DADS awfuily
ouick tempered. And Il was 30 sud
deni We didn't stop TO talk II over.
we sailed right into him. and all OF
ma rot excited, and then you came In
We didn't know how frishtfuiiy jeai.
~. Rufe could be--hes been bAd
erouph before, but this time was the
limit-and it's only because hes a
bow. IT'S sort OF pr'meVai'
you know"
Eyes, dear--yes!" ...
"And he did know us LONG
before he ever knew you. ne
thought he was protecting u.s. II
was 1ust an obsession-
"It's all right-quite all right.
Plea SCI" He touched her hair lightly.
~ wish were as sure you'd al.
ways defend me as am sure tnas
you'll stick to him. Angela"
"That's twice you've said that 80
and YOU know what think! I've
told you. And. are you solne
of without telling me anything AZ
arr Her voice betrayed the r.
reparAble injury In 1t.
Hiliard moistened his lips.
| angela dear, next to one other
person I love you better than any
one else on earth"
That's nice,' she said, and with
a sigh Of perfect content.
He bent to her. but she eluded him.
"Oh, mol" she gasped in fiuttering
protest. Even II you but
I've told you about Rufe now-you
haven't told me about Carol. but It's
plain as day-it wouldn't be right"
| "Angela!"
She relented swiftly; his voice was
something to rely on.
"well-just my cheek, then. Hon
mo, DEAR" said billiard. He
compelled her chin upward. and
smiled down into her lovely. startled
ewes. and stopped and kissed her
| forehead then her lips.
that's for good-by,'' he said, ITO
the dearest little girl ever knew.
|. We're both growing up. aren't
wei"
ITO Be Continued.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18
BEWARE THE RAT.
Man and BOY Have Serious illness
~. Rofloxyina aitea Of lHodanta, !

Man and BOY Have Serious illness
Following Bites Of Rodents.
psceola, Feb. 17.--Everett Dudley.
ssed n years, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
WI. Dudley had narrow escape
1yems death because Of the bite Of .
~. The father and sen were huskinS
corn N the barn. 4 large mt ran
a1rSss the floor and the Boy started
III pnrpuit, esrnes1nS the rat SsAind c
po1k, ~ he steopsl to pick W an sar
y corn % threw at the animal II
BONDED rom its hiding place and
sank ~ teeth de>p Int his hand.
The boys hand soou began 70 swell
a1l latSr = band q I'd, ne~r1y -
inch n Width. aD7ssrsA On the sey's
.aSm - u the shoulder. Doctors wsrs
called and the boy treatal for Dcis-
On, n suffered intense pain Tor sew
ey41 lays, but 10 now on The read 70
rsesvSry.
jShn simpson Of 1aaskhawk eoun.
~ censht 4 sat In . steal tzaH "a
uftel the trGp ~ ~ ehAl1 anA NJ
Gtgst1y tAs re N - ~ cham,
dyA9gjns tho trap with n anl sstss1
IN man ~ the hand. II took him
thrss months 20 Get ~ q th> pois-
IN MT q ~ systssn
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

things from Noonan. Biaass aad Lsng.
Blake. Who has been Standing 'sn on
their heads at center ier the local
college. has been traAsfsrrsl - ran
ning gnAPd. hssAuss q bic s0ssA and
wsisfG. ana NsonAn has Sssn put 1T
center. Win ana F-ishchsr are like
ly players tor the other suard berth
and Long and Meyer win handle the
forward positions.
When Notrs Dame comes here
Brands and Andsrson win BE- seen In
action. Brandy vas CHOSEN By Camp
- Ali-American quarterback. -Four
Of the Ave Notrs Dame basketball
Ipiayors ware on the varsity football
team last year and Are Coach Gus
Dorais' mainstays for the 1880 foot
ball machine.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18
Neuralgia Pains
GIVE WAY 70 eooTHINo HAM
llN'o WIZARD OIL

Haniin's Wl2ard on n . safe and
effectiu treatment for headache and
neuralgia. Rubbed In where tho pain
II, It acts ~ tonic 10 tho tortured
nerves and almost Invariably brings
quick relief
IT. heading anessptio qualities can
always - rSlisd UPON b prevent IN
fect1on, os othsR oerio1s results. from
sprain4 bs1lssA, outs. burns. bites
and stingA ~ ~ good, too, for
sore test sttf1 ned1, frose bites. cold
sores and eankeP sores.
Get Il from druxgists for 20 cents.
II not sAtisf1ed return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever const1patsd or have sick
hsadachs1 Just Try Wizard LIVER
Whips, pleasant nttlo pink pills, 80
centa Guaranteed -~.4,---. 1--.--- a-.,-,s
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

MANY or THEM START TAKING
TANLAo WHEN THEY SgE
HOW " hELPED DEC
MONIES MAN.

NY friends were an surprised
when they saw what Tanlac did for
me and now several Of them have
started taking II and are getting fine
results", was the statement made re-
csntly BY H. W. Olsen, for fifteen
ysars an employee Of the Cutler
Plumbing Co, living at 1855 East
Twenty-third street, Dee Moines. Ia.
II was In an awful fix before I
began taking Tanlac." no continued,
and it looked Hike was down and
out for keeps. My kidneys were all
out Of order ana my back hurt 80
bed that II stopped over could
hardly straishtsn back up again. At
times was 20 dixsy could not see
and would have to catch hold OF the
nearest thing to me to keep from
failing uvsn Nv stomach was 80
upset that Il was almost impossible
for me % find anything to eat that
agreed with me. Ny appetite lett me
and 7 hardly ate enough to keep alive.
Nerve was al that pulled me thru
Tor everything I did was forced, why,
I SDas % weak and worn-out had
to Ioros myself - do my work.
- esaand Of mine recommended
Tanlas - me and aftsy the first
fsv doses I oonmsnosd TO feel bet
tn wen, Or, TAnlao has now made
q clean swssD At my troubles and !
am IN ~ bsse lind Of health. My
k1dnsys and back aro both In fins
condition and I can bend over and
A> ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18
WARN or WOOD ALCOHOL.
Rsssaroh Laboratories 81 Chicago
Distinguishes Between Brands.

Rseeaeoh Laboratories 81 Chicago
Distinguishes Between Brands.
Chicago, Feb. 1s.-warnins Of the
danger Of using internally or ex-
ternally any preparation Of which
wood alcohol is . part 10 made by
tho Industrial research laboratories
of Chicago in 4 current bulletin.
'we advocate the elimination OF
public sale Of wood alcohol" says
the bulletin, "and the strict regula-
ton in industries where it, use is
desired.
Wood alcohol has been sold pro-
miscuously in the past and the gen
eral public has never learned just
what the difference 10 between wood
alcohol, grain alcohol and denatured
alcohol.
Grain alcohol" says the bulletin.
'is made from fermentable material,
corn, wheat and starch, by distilla-
ton.
"Denatured alcohol is grain alcohol
treated with some product which
makes 1t impossible to use it for
beverage purposes. The ordinary de-
natured alcohol sold today 10 dena-
tured with wood alcohol, which Is
very poisonous and dangerous.
Wood alcohol is made from wood
waste which Is placed into distillins
apparatus and a process called dry
distillation is used which gives. in
addition to the wood alcohol, several
by products and charcoal.
Several preparations having wood
alcohol in them have come to our
laboratories for examination. It ID
possible that the manufacturers have
been innocent Of knowledge Of tho
deadly effect Of wood alcohol in prep
arattons for internal and external
use. Wood alcohol applied to the
skin or scalp 10 absorbed by the It's
sues and has produced blindness,
paralysis and insanity. The most
dangerous preparations we have
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

come in contact with are toilet arti-
clee used in barber shops. We warn
our clients, that they may warn their
friends against hidden dangers lurk-
Ing in the use Of toilet articles that
have been produced with denatured
alcohol that has been denatured with
the treacherous demon, wood alco-
hol."
The bulletin also advises IT'S read
ers to permit no barber to admins
ter any toilet preparation unless he
guarantees that the alcohol used Is
pure grain alcohol, with no trace OF
the deadly wood alcohol.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18
o..s'.ai Net,...

Original Notiss.
"a ~ district court Of Iowa IN and
for Marshall county, March term, A.
q. 1s3A
wuliam HagA plaintfn, ". George
0rAveI and 49, Grave. bis wife,
Mary 0.1oo and 0race, her
husband, ~. L Grace. and
Grace m Wi&e, ana the unknown
hsirs. minors. insane psrsons, lega-
tses. dsvissss. assisnses, trustees,
suoosssofs. husbands, wives, and
creditors of SAID defendants.
Whether sans o. insane, and all
un1nown claimants Of tho South
east ouaseer le@1l) Of Section
Twsnty-thres C1s), IN Township
Hugtty-two <ea). North. Range
Twsn4y ~, West Of the 9Th p.
~, nGaxshail County, Iowa.
10 the dsGsndants above named
ana dssoEibsd and each Of you:
You ars Asxsby notified that there
u now on de In tho office Of the
clsrk q The distriot cours Of Iowa In
and toe Marshall county, tho petl-
ton q Wllliam HaSer, claiming Of
you tAs4 b. = the absolute and I'M
aual16sl oWnae In fss simple Of the
oeathsass Quarter tsDA) Of Section
Twsnty.thsss (24). In Township
Elenty-&wo (s3). North, Range
Twenty (9e), West Of the 9Th p. NJ.
ogASsAAll County, Iowa, ana asking
that ~ title thereto be Quoted. con-
tented ard Get 1t rest In him; that
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18
QUICK RELIEF
from CONSTIPATION
Get Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets

That u IL joyful ay of Thousands
slnee d.. Edw1rdo produced Olive
Tah1et4 the substitute lor calomel. No
R1iping results from these pleasant
little tablsta They cause tho iver
and bowslS 10 act normally. They
never forco them % unnatural action.
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are .
soothing, hsallnG, vegetable compound
MIXED With olive oil.
II you have Z bad taste, bad breath,
toel dull, hrod are constipated Of
hHoua you'll find quick and sure re.
suits from Dr.. Edwards little Olive
Tablets 1t bedtime, 10c and Csc . box.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18
DUBUQUE MEETS NoTRE DAME
Coach Dorais Brings Team to Du
busus on Western Invasion.

Special to Times Republican
Dubuq Feb. 18.--The Dubuque
college (Catholic) basketball team
will meet Notre Danes quintet on the
local floor next Thursday evening.
Although the Cadets will be greatly
outweighed by the South Bend hus-
kies, Coach Martin is confident his
n, en- will emerge victorious.
Purple and Gold fans expect great
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

Csa1sasaea that u 10 impossible
1os william fox 20 obtain Georges
CAJDsntisrs ssrvioss ~ present In .
world's heavyweight championship
boxing contest with Jack Dempsey
has b>sn made BY william A, Brady,
who declared he represents Charles
G.. Cochran. the English night pro-
motsr. M. Brady added that he has
In his possession contracts signed
BY Nj Cochran. Carpenter and n.
DsocAmDo, Carpenters manager.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18
70 DECIDE MAT TITLE
Paul prshn 70 Meet Alex Boon q
Oskaloosa Ter Champ isnship

Paul Prshn 70 Meet Alex Boon q
oskaloosa Ter Championship
oskalooss, Feb. lS.---Thc nrst Of
series Of wrestling matches which Il
IL hoped win clarity the middle
weight mat situation In Iowa will be
held hero tomorrow night when Paul
PREM. champion l6s-pound grappier
of the American expeditionary force
games. and Alex Bean OF Ottumwa
meet In a finish catch as catch can
tussle.
Local fans expect 70 see a hard
match. for they have ceen both men
in action here. Neither has been de-
feated in a local match and each
bias made . favorabls Impression
against tough opponents.
The men are reported to be in ex-
cellent shape. Prehn. who is now
wrestling instructor At the Univer-
sity Of Illinois. has been working out
with some Of his pupils at Urbana.
In a recent letter he told Of how ne
had wrestlsd. an Inhibition between
the halves of the Illinois Chicago
basketball game at the request Of
George HUFF. the athletic director.
Bean has done all Of his trailing at
his home at Ottumwa."f
This will be the hrst wrestle stag
ed here since the Knights Of Pythias
promoted the Paul Prehn-Johhny
Meyers worlds championship bout
two months ago. Prehn held the
worlds champion to q draw In that
encounter.
The knights Of Pythias are pro-
noting this contest, too. The profits
however, are to be given to the
Oskaloosa post Of tho American
Legion.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

Babe" Ruth, whatever may have
been the price Of his recent purchase.
k worth $4,000 to Colonel Hous-
ton. owner of the New York Yankees,
for the colonel has announced that
he intends to insure Babe" for that
sum.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

Louis Payne. OF Peoria, shot into
the lead In the interstate bowling
tournament at Peoria, with only
two days Of rolling remaining. He
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18
Yankees After Sam Rice.

Washington D. c., Feb. ls.-The
New York Yankees are trying to OBJ
tain Sam Rice from the Washington
club. Rice has developed into one OF
the best outflelders in the American
league. Washington got him as a
pitcher from the Petersburg club In
1915. In 1915 he pitched and played
a few games in the outfield. He ais
played much skill and proved a
heavy batter, and in 1917 was placed
permanently in right field.
Last year ne was with the United
States navy, and played only q
small number Of games with the
Senators while on furlough.
Spectacles were unknown to the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

Oscar EGv. who win arrive =
New Ysrk nsxt week Ter the six-6as
Saos at Ma11son Square garden
starting March 7. viii be ssvea The
pick Of the American riders tor .
partner. One thousand dollars WIN
BE- given 10 the team stealing . laD
on the Geld any time during the
week. regardless Of whether ~
team holds the gained distance OF
net. II v not regarded ~ likely that
II . team steals lap II win be lost,
and with the major portion Of the
S6o.eoo In prias money going TO the
winning team q small fortune VIII
be waiting fer the lucky rtdsrs 81
| the clooa OF the rAcA
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

The yeu0G0ooUo -
wrestlins ee001nuono ~
barring .otsAnGleg~ 1nW1A
WRESTLER. from aOOoogoo0 = -
here. following ugooo0ono)oD
formal protest ~ 49, -
Wrestling psUsnesss. dAAsUaao
with nature % ADDGAs ~ = q
ulsd bout here last weo6. - r.
miasion aiso lsAlts1 = 1872 -
municipal boxing 'ceUnlnooonD
ohio aakins eAels ee-ooeeo11nD
barring Lewis freaa Aposasja0 ~
state ~
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

spectacles were unknown to the
ancients.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

The signed contracts OF Pitcher
Mat Zeiser and Outnelder Heinis
Jantzen, two members Of Blooming
toms Three-I championship club In
1919, have been received. They are
the first veterans to accept terms for
next season.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

The superior court of Boston has
issued a temporary injunction re-
straininx President Harry J. Frazse.
OF the Boston American League C1uo.
and Hugh J. Ward. N assooaAte'
from disposinS Of any Of their stock
In tho club or Of drawing dividend
on their holdings. This action Wa
taken on petition of Joseph J. Ian
min, Of Garden, City. N. r.. former
owner Of the club, who aAserts Frasss
and Ward have failed to pay note
for S2s2. 900. due Nov. 4. 1919. In con-
nection with their purchase Of the
club. LAnnin several days ago an
nounced thru counsel tho sale at auo-
ton March 8 OF tho stock IN the
realty company that owns Fsnway
park, home grounds Of the Boston
club, which was pledged ~ security
for the note.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-02-18

Frank NJ. Trosh. Of Vancouver.
WASH. won the international ANA
teur wing shot championship, prin-
cipai event Of the interstate trap
tournament In progreAs In Kansas
City last Monday. TrosA oasns nom
behind and defeated Harry snyder.
Of Kansas City. whs led wAsn the
first half Of the event was completed
yesterday. Troeh's score was -.
In addition TO winning the title.
Troeh captured first cash prise
Certified worlds motorcycle records
were established on the beach ~
Daytona BY l. e. Parkhurst for the
one, two and Ave mile and one
kilometer distances. The mile event,
made in $3.50 seconds. or at = rate
Of 1881 miles an hour. brought this
record back from Australia, where II
stood at IS seconds nat
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-03-10
NUNCA Sc DESAYUNE USTED
SIN T0MAR Aqua CALIENTE
FL meior medic de sentirse ben evitar enfermeda
des es tomar aqua caliente ayunas

Para que usted pueda sentirse
completamente bien todos los dias !;
para que experiments la grata sen
saclon que proporciona ell tener
ilmpios los organos internos; para
que Sc yea libre de las impurezas
que lie ponen la lengua Saburrosa,
lie dan NAL aliento Y lie producer
una desagradable pesantez en- la
cabeza; para que no sufra de es-
trenimiento, hi de ataques bilio-
SOS, nj de jaquecas, III de resfrios,
nj de reumatismo, hi de gases,
III de acidez intestinal, usted debe
balarse todos los dfas por dentro,
10 mismo que Sc bana por fuera.
La limpieZa interna eS mucho mas
importante que la externa, por-
que los poros de la piel no absor-
ben III llevan impurezas a la san
gre, en tanto que los poros de los
mtestinos 81 10 hacen.