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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
PAN AMERICA HONORs
MEMORY OF GORCAs
Race, Rather Than aS Noted
Physician of His Country.
lIiy Associated prcSs. ]

WASHINGToN. Jan. i6.-Thc ma
lions Of T.a;!n-Amcrica. through
their diplomatic representatives.
joined with the United states. France
and Great Britain tonight In paying
triout" I" the memory Of III" lat:
MaJor-Gcncrai William Crawford
GorGaS. former surgeon general of
the United States Army. and leader in
IA" successful fight against yellow
fever.
jor-Ceneral I'.t"r .. Harris pre-
sided at the meeting aud before in
Producing the other speakers traced
tn" life Of General Gorgas showing
how intimately II had been connected
with yellow fever.
secretary Baker paid tribute to the
work OF General GorEas III cradicat-
Canal Zone. declaring the former sur
geon general made the building OK the
Panama Canal possible.
General ii. X. i;cth.il. military at
;ng for the country in which General
H"rIas died; declared that his is
stroycr." and that Panama is his
memorial and his monument"
Panama as Il nation paid is tribute
through J. l.. L"f"vrc, charge DAT
fair"s OF it's legation here. vino de-
ciar"d that the GorraS tropical in
sttutc for research. established by
the government Of Panama as II tri-
but. 10 tho services Of General Cor
gas. was both ~ temple to scicnrr
and a shrius 20 IN" great Sani,arian."
Minister DeC"spcdcS of Cuba do
cared that IL Was III Cuba whore
General GorEas' brilliant career
reached tina, high point at which he
ceased merely ia u" a distinguished
servant or his own beloved country, Ia
become bcn"faCtor Of all the human
race
=. DcAl"nCar. .hc Erizal!an amhas-
sador. in message Ia tho gathering.
said that N" country has greater rca-
son than IIrazil TO be lsratlncd for
tn. achtcv"mcntS Of Genera! Gorgas.'
The debt which Ecuador owes to
the scientific achievements OF Cen
.ral Gcrras under fhc Rockefeller
foundation. Minister ElizLalc. Of that
r"rubi!c declared. could not he told
~ words. ont that accomplishment
alone. would have mcr!trd the crate
ful triiIt" "f the world
President nrum. uf l-ruguav. sent a
message III which he said the memo
rial services means tho realization
of an encouraging: act OF jas; rccog-
milton" while the Columbian rov-
crnment instructed its minister Mt.
Jructa, 10 express the gratitude of
columhia Tor tn" work. Of General
tiorgas Similar messages were read
from President Thamorro. Of Nicara
qua. President Gutierrez. Of lIon,lu-
ra*. and President Dartigucnav". o.
Haiti.
Secretary Of state colby sent his
tribute in a wireless message from
the hnttlcship Florida, on Pcrnam-
buco.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
HAVANA RESULTS

aa az ap +'S siaias tl1 a5GsE'4 1aSln
o,oee'n. .! ,t;ainesl. -? l. eisn and !
!. 20 ana 10 :, Timothy I Hogan. ~
,r"nmanJ. 80 3. ! t. :. / to & rIno. III.
Nj. 4. TIr FL. T'T knaf coo'nbs
Second rac0 purse. 10 ihror-y o,--o old.
a,Gn Nj claim 'nE' i." i"rlorE Iia' RncE.
h!ant-srnst. IA tEamest 10 l. 10 ;
a.! TO- :: lNuout. ~ G3EuNa.J. 10
G T., '"h 20 Tn. - A.so rsni
swift AMI Automatic Rod
Ih!ri ragr-gursc. $50. threo-y".r-ollv
anu u,w"rd: si"imins: * furionEs Sat.
80 8; C!.s.". :. tWils"np. : 20 !! Ia ~
rni 10 kinE.. iiei.e. !ol G.'nc-s,ori.
Fourth mcclure. ,500. .p.-- v.,- o-,r
1 1nS pp MYf .ni "TS naf fssionss Polar
Waterford. ,.S tButwelli. to :. 10 .,,d
20 10: Pas d" Chance. u. 'ricHcntI.
TO :; 20 20. o. Time Ia. Ni,o
,"c; nn, 'po,,FSiES,,s f"Hc; bsls"T. lem
Fifh Fac"--pursc. $500 added: three
c.r. milo .nd !. :uri?ns ia - .0s 'riK+;H XXI.
..yp. y 80 even ana 10 - Bioatifian
-, tbutW 20 "a . and to 2;
IA. & Time, i,5 50 Ai.o M,, mo
JUMBO Furbe.ow aud i.;Stka wanna ms" 40
md 'i m r G,,;,ri5... 30 ourycarolG-
miles Faux Col. 10 tKcnnr,lyl. ev.n !
I" and 10 .. Ma;h"r. 20 ,!i.lD a.
TGx.'m ana J 20. ,: american solder. III
i.e rs. Also sau--plo.ra.a- Fcu, vut,.'d.'
seventh thc'-.u5sc. 500: fpur.yra--oi,,,,
toun,iel 100 wilson To =, S,",''. ,, M
10 10. Jack Hcaly. 10 Pitcher, 20
- : and :. 80. ;; s mn Fcinrr. ia Cp.n T..
;:GI.s Also ran1lei!!..anna NJ. 70 4 no. TIM;
MOE. Ford and S"rnp"r S,.lw.r,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
OLD KING DEFENDS
U. S. BOXING RULES
Ruhc WEIGH Rises In In London.
Succeeded Charles q. Corhrnnc
ns Promoter.
BY HENRY T.. ItRREII
United Pres, SIM t'urrc.nnnu.r,

NEW YORK, Jan. lG.--Rube Wclch
rises up in London Ia remark about
tho trick boxing rules in New York
The section Of the law rcuuirin,.
tho boxers To weigh in eight hours
before the bout il the hitch. he says
Ncl"h. VIII" has succeeded Charles
u G,ochranc as "a fight promoter in
the English capital. claimed that be-
cause OF the observance OF tho eight
hour" Weighing the bautumwcicht
tit!c was not AT stake when Joe Lynch
whipped pete Herman
Lynch he said. probably went
into the ring seven or eight pounds
over the class weight
Had that been the case. Lynch
would have picked mp ten pounds, MS
h. was two pounds under the re-
Quired weight Of IFS pounds.
Jack McAuliffr. the old lightweight
King. got a laugh OUT of Wc!ch's con-
tcntion.
Picking NJ ten pounds in eight
hours is out OF reason" he said
1T might be done IL a special Of
fort would he made. but it would
hurt an athlete and slow him M ter
r!hly. II is Just natural process.
Just before big race would a trainer
inflow thoroughbred to eat a bundle
az hay and drink Il lot OF water? Not
ON your life.
Take Lynch for instance. or Eenny
Leonard, or any az the boys who hay.
TO work hard To make the weight.
They have to regulate their food and
train on nonncsh producing diet,
The result OF suddenly uvcrloadintr
the stomach produces u heavy feel
ing. slows up the boxer. makes tho
brain less alert and reduces co-ordi-
nation.
Lynch never could have put on
ten pounds and fought like he did
against Herman. The spirit OF the
New York lawmakers was To avoid
forcing boxers to come into the ring
weakened ny making the weight.
Eight hours after gcttinl; on thr
scales makes il possible for them to
relax and recupcratc. There is less
danger of physical injuries and the
spectators see better boxing, which
is the main idea after all.
The New York rules are practi-
cally the same as the rules OF the
international IsoNinS Union, the Ma
tional Sporting Club and other rccog-
niZed authorities.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

through my body and felt weak and
discouraged, as I had tried so many
medicines and treatments which did
me absolutely no good. heard OF
Plant Juice from friend. who adj
viscd me to try II. got relief in two
days. ] don't have any more pains
now. sleep we'll and have fine an
petite. One bottle did the work" for
me. and cannot speak too highly OF
Plant Juice. | am recommending II
to my friends"
Plant Juice acts almost like magic
in stomach trouble. gas. fermentation.
that heavy. distressed feeling after
meals and on retiring II attacks and
destroys all pOisons in the blood, cor
rccts diseased conditions OF tha liver
and kidneys and restores them TO nor
nal condition.
Plant Juice Is sold ut The Tragic
Drug Co.'s store. In Richmond.
For sale 81 Petersburg by Morrison,
The Drug Man, and In Chase City by
The Chsae City Drug co, ---Ady.l,.sS NJ
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
CHANEY AND BEECHER TO
MEET TONIGHT IN GOTHAM
B"ht VIII Determine Which Will
Face Johnny 1iilbanc, Holder
OF Fcntherwcight Title.
LKy CniyrrsAi ScrNirr.

NEW YORK. Jan. lG.-Andy CLANCY
ana Charley Becch"r Will mix il up
tomorrow night at the Garden. to find
vGt winch on" OF them gets the privi-
or OF the fcathcrwciSht title. Both
declare they are IN fine condition and
the fight is expected To devotion an i'm :
tcrcstinS BATH" as they are very
evenly matched.
They Will weigh in u, 1926 pounds
tomorrow afternoon. CLANCY recently
Fought at the ba;amwcight poun,.agc.
but his failures 10 Secur" a tight with
lrtc Herman, when Pete Was cham
p!Dn. led him To put ON weight and
jump into the fcathcrwcluht division.
The victory of this bout viii probably
get match with kiibanc within Il
month at the Garden.
CLANCY and Hc"Chcr have met sew
cral times before. Zach has won one
decision over tn. other. They also
fought a draw.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
J. NJ. H. S. QU|NT BESTs
BLACKSTONE ACADEMY
Local Quint Noses Out Opponents,
~ 10 2:}, In Game Abound
ing in Thrills.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
BLACKSTONE. VA. Jan. i6.--ln a
To finish and featured by u hair-ris-
int; finish. John Marshall High school
nosed out blackstone Military Acad-
envy here last night IN BASKETBALL. the
final count being . to -. The first
half was poorly played by both teams.
the inability OF the locals to register
easy baskets after having Succ"sSful-
~ worked the bail down tn. floor bv
clever passing. being responsible for
the H-to-i lead held by the visitors
at the halfway station.
The second half started with rush
and IL seemed as IL the Cadets had
turned apparent defeat into certain
victor, for. by squirt in which they
scored sixteen points. while the high
school lads wcr" scoring TWO they
won FOR themselves a ono point adj
vantage. the score standing ~ TO -
with only Il minute to play. The adj
vantage was short lived. however. as
Kahn in N" closing seconds OF tn.
game. put the visitors ia the lead by
caeinE Il pretty field goal
Elac Hstonc lost - chance to tic thu"
seor. by missing free throw after
IN" final whistle had blown. the foul
ooIn- called jus; as tho time was M
Tn" visitors showed a nice passing:
:amr. their play being featured hy "a
i'v"-nam defense. The locals, put up
:, speedy game and PASSED wcll a, ait
times tn"ir defeat bcing duc,to their
inability 20 SCnr" on easy chances and
20 shoot foul goals scoring only one
~ nine attempts from toe foul limo.
Eath t";tn scored eleven field goals.
The gam" was marr'I by consider
abb" rough play. each team being
equally guilty. Captain TYSON starred
,or the visitors. while Tor the cadets.
tanady and Burnett. were CONSTANTS
ia The lire iisht, although the ontir-
team played good ball
Lineup and summary
y. CPD Position i NJ I2D
CHnhdy right field ..... Kahn
Parker .......l left field. Jones
tCa1tainD
Harris. center Tyson, Flavc
Burnett. right guard 49,. Ewing
salmon 800. left guard TYSON. Floyd
Ccap'aiu)
Field roals-Canady $; Parkcr.
!; Harris '2). King. !: Kahn. t3I:
Jones. .: TYSON. r ,3): TYSON. +. L.
90 Foul Eoals-rnrkcr. !: Jones. ..
observation-disclosures for Parker: Har-
ris for Chcars; XIX rg for Harris: Gil
liam for Salmon: chrouch for Ewing.
Referee Burre!l. Farmvill Athletic
Club. tmpirc-EcVillc. z NJ e.
Time OF Enthusiastically minutes
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
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NEW ORLEANS ENTRIES

f:ts' aces..;urse, 400; maiden two.
jy9Gnl;., on i"F. j., ~ Sundo. II. Bully
STALK IL s,anu. II: Daddy w1,f. II,
second Tace-nu,re. t!.Or9: maiden three
E.Ar-olGs; tx hi"onr, -Sursnount I!i:
y. 10 81, IN. 100: za!ncr III 81.
Cover, III. pls'n. III: Lady FrRt,pa 10,
hulCan,ZH. IL. l.,csrnp. IL: oustlna,. 10
DOR W, ": Aiso Observation-Disclosures. III:
Third race pu-sc. .,.tm: claiming ,h-ao.
IN -".ti' an! M: Six iurionrs--S+nhy II
~ ~. EIcnlai.. iit: A'u.rican Rose. :O,
,rnI;ny THpiton,, iai: Gioee'n. ~; hule Maudl.
I.oys los: B.sine. liz: Kr,tur' "uIss,' Ton 70"
H no \. i"i Ba,ry ~: Lowell io.; Gas
FOURTH r.ce.-puyse. s. 30; Argonna purse.
thre. yea -rldS. soycr furlnnrs.Thn-,'n'
,oc'. E.ye Ines. g: Rae. rs. Rrown ChscE.
ini' Madeline Lillian. lo7: United verde
,Fit,h rsc.--pu-,c. 1900: old Glory rur..
;een,h f:roEiown. ioi r. Flor 4 10 ny y
~ shannon, T" wyominE, liz. snap
Sixth ,racc.,purse. ,f"': claiming. four.
sandy. Mae. no. rt,ahs. iis: Deckrm.ie,
": Sprar,.n". ii?; Our Birthday 10:
r. S c,aao2 Ma ,is iI.rt %oIi 10 s ~
G,6aali;;nger. no. Mark West. is. Coiaiitt..
XII, iiiGizy lou Lou 10; WARSAW IL: Daha
Seventh r.cc-uurse. 500: claiming.
'hr"".year-olds and M; onc NM ,
evenly ynrds-'or-na Mns. ,o!: Rc,sv'
Ia: TAU cnnnoily- li5; Psnsy blossom
~. noIs;~rcr 10 R@n:rt. - DE- sstbn ,,"rr'
~: Wcs'"rfusn. 8: Brook'ard i6;. 10,
MM,E lgi; Louis wypn: ~ nhllpgic 10;
Hanmbl@r 81: nir Idea. 10. Gazing ~; n,
"'"'h"r. Gear track. fast.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
RICHMOND PEOPLE
PRAISE MEDICINE
Give Signed Testimonials That
Plant Juice Relieves Them
OF Stomach Trouble.
C. & 0. EMPLOYEE LATEST
Says All Other Remedies
Proved Worthless and Plant
Juice Gave Results.

Only the other day Mr.. William L..
Mc'aui"y. wHll-known employee Of
IN" c. & O. Il. Il. Co, and who resides
AT No. 40 Moshy Street. said:
FOR the past two years have been
greatly troubled with my Stomach
and would have terrible Indigestion
after eating; was very nervous.
could not slccp at night. had pains all
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Suspect Negro in NURSES, Murder.

ALrlMOItE. MD. Jan. i6.-In-
NestlSdtion INTO the murder OF IIar-
ret kavanauSh. Il nurse at tn. naval
academy hospital at Annapolis. whose
body was found near y road leading
to tho hospital early yesterday. mas
caused suspicion TO bc directed on a
baltimore negro. Special Agent
Joseph T.. Sainsbury. Of the DEPART
9cnt OF Justice. who was dispatched
10 Annapolis following the discovery
OF the crime, returned to this city
late last night. He FASTENED to police
he'uqnartcrs. "her" he had dctcc-
tives assigned 10 assist him.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
JEWS URGED TO FIGHT
SUNDAY BLUE LAWS
DR.. Elias L.. Solomon Says They Arc
tnti-Scmitic ns We'll n.
ln-Amcrlcun
my Associated pross

NEW YORK. Jan. lS.-Jcwisb re-.
si"tance to the enforcement OF blue
laws IN mat they arc anti-Jcwlsh
as We'll as un- American" was urged
here today at the opening session
OF tho ninth annual meeting of tho
United Synagogue of America. by its
president. DR.. Elias l.. Solomon.
"Anti-Semitism.' DR.. Solomon de-
clarcd. is rearing it's ugly head in
this land of tolerance. equality ana
hrothcrly love. While hardly 10 be
classcd ~ a piece of anti Semitic
propaganda. the attempt To bring
about thc So-cailcd blu. laws Sum
uaN. II successful. would tend TO in
crease the hariships OF the obscry-
ing orthodox Jew
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Captures 350-Pound Bear
After Three-Day Chase

Especial 10 The Tim~s-Dispatrh.l
LiNtHnIHG, VA. Jan. H.
Nicely beverley. or Smuudcn.
brought tn" skin of 81 150-pamnd
hrnr here which he I,Illcd earlier
during the week nrnr Sn"wdrn
after thrcc-duy chnsr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
lawson Not to Invade sou,h

BOSTON. lam. lG.-hndy Lawson.
president OF tn" Continental baseball
yesterday after "a swin..
around the Eastern end OF the pro-
posed circuit announced that clubs
would be placed in Philadelphia.
Brooklyn and EostOn. and In 9th.
er Newark or Wilmington. lie said
territory would not he in
Nadcd this season. II. plans To go
to Cleveland in Il few DAYS to devotion
the westerns side "i the circuit
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

breaker Baikal. which was ia.t re-
ported to be caught In Il great ice
Hoe of the coast. Fears for the worst
were expressed
A;rplancs sent in search OF the
8a!kal which was blown out OF the
harhor of AlcXandrovsk in a storm
on December ., and which has since
bccn Imprisoned III a great ice hoe
earlier in the day had found the miss
iHS vessel. and preparations TO rescue
the people on board the ship were
made
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
SOUTAR Is WINNER
"Puhrh Fairs. OF New York, * Lesser
In Final Round or Professional
Tommy 'rOnrnch
ny Associated

~ .NSSpttdtcu t'reSS.
PHILADELPHIA. PA. Jan. lG-
Jock Sou'ar. Of IN" Philadelphia Rae
ouct club. defeated g. ! IPunch)
Fairs. Of New York. in tho final round
OF the national professional court
tcnnist tournament yesterday. three
sets I" two. The score was G-5, &c.
Sc. 6-5. c.
Soutar will meet Jay Could. Amcri-
can amateur ANA open champion. in
the charge round next Wednesdays
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Coming to Amcrlcn.

LONDON. Jan. lG-At a dinner in
Melbourne last night Ia The .m,r;
can tennis players who won INC
i,hTis cup In the rcccn; matches with
the Australian players. Norman =:
hfooH"s. OF tho Australian team. said
u" hopch TO lead an Australian chal-
IcnginR team To II" United States
This year TO regain tho trophy. saws
London Times dispatch from Mcl-
bourne TODAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
\urust. Min. I.,.iIy

I.NNCHETKG. w. Jan. lG.-An-
Gusta Military Academy here ycSter-
day defeated the Virginia Episcopal
School. 81 to Il. in a loosely and
roughly played game. Superior team
work especially In passing. gave -.
NJ y. a rather easy victory. Lewis
Dunn and Wisotzkcy were stars for
the winners. Taylor and BraXton
featured for tn. lnralS.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
CHICAGO BIKE RACE ON
First Event Of Kind In Several Ycnr,
Gets Under Why in Windy
[By Associated Press.l

CHICAGO. Jan. 16.-ChicaEo.s first
six-day bicycle race in several years
was started tonight at 10 O'clock with
field Of twelve teams contcstinr for
a purse aGSreSating $4,000.
The entry list gave the race an in
ternational aspect. half dozen ma
tiOns heinE represented by the riders.
Ray Eaton. member OF the team
which won the recent New York race
was paired with Freddie hin. Ernest
Eockler. Western amateur champion
made his professional appearances
riding with Charley O. Stcrittcr. OF
Australia. The race will last until
10 o'clock next Saturday night.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Chnrinttc.rlIIr Ii-n1- Lrnchhn-c.

I.NNCHBtRG. Va. IAN. lG.-Ihar-
lotieSvilic High defeated Iynchbur:
High last night, % to Il. in what
was ono OF the eorrl"st exhibitions
OF basketball seen here for many a
moon. charlottesville. however. on; :
PLAYED The }oCals and deserved a w.n.
mend II 10 larg" crowd OF spec
i3fgrS
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17

chicago. Jan. i5.-Dclegatcs from
60" Eolf clubs which are members Of
IN" western Golf Association. met
heF" tonight to dispose Of the pro-
nosals Of The directors that the name
b" changed 20 American Golf Asso-
bylaws
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Dies az fractured skull

PHILADELPHIA. PA. Jan. 1t
Livingston Paul. member If a nrnmi
ncnt PHILADELPHIA family. died here
tohay as result Of "A fracture Of tho
Skull received yesterday in an ice
hoCkeN match. Lie yNas 90 90 20 Iii
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Cleveland Hockey Team WIN.

CLEVELAND, ONO. Jan. IG.-Tlc
Cleveland Hockey Tenn made il TWO
straight from the st. Paul team by
winning last nights game by score
OF to !.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Wins Canadian rI,,c.

MONTREAL, Jan. lG-C. C.. Poll.
United States amateur rackets
champion, won the Canadian Title
yesterday by defeating II. Dickson,
of Chicago. IN the final OF the tour
lost thrco straight sets. Peii elimi-
mated A. G. Cassills, the Canadian
champion. on aE'rid a.. q. 4 - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
priprc,nn Wrestler. win.

NEW YORK. Jan. l6.--rrinccton's
wrestling team won from the Column
ht team here last night, Is points 10
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-01-17
Airplanc~ Seek Ice breaker.

i'y associated Press
TOKYO. Jan. Communication
was again lost today with the ice
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-08
CHEAP AT $40 A
BOTTLE, HE SAYS
SALT LAKE MAN FEELS LIKE HIS
OLD SELF NOW GIVES TAN
LAC ALL THE CREDIT

THIS Tanlac certainly did the work
or me, said A. f. Smith. a well-known
brick-mason who lives at 5S5 Third
ave. Salt Lkae City. He added:
About two years ago / began to be
bothered by stomach trouble and went
down hill so fast it locked like it
wouldn't be long before | would be
down and out It certainly was a new
experience, as I had always been a
healthy man. | lost my appetite and
what little ate soured and bloated
me up until could hardly breathe At
night my sleep was broken by night
mares, and / felt so tired in the morn
ing I could hardly force myself to go
to work. My liver was luggish and
/ had no energy-why | could hardly
handle by trowel.
Tanlac suited my case exactly, gave
me a whaling appetite and made me
feel fine. / got all my energy back
and soon was laying bricks in my old
style. The Indigestion disappeared
and | gained twelve pounds It GER
tainly was worth a lot to me to get
my health back. This was two years
ago, and since then I have always had
bottle of Tanlac handy and when
feel a little worn out | take a dose
and it always puts me right again.
1T certainly was the right medicine
for cases like mine. | think it would
be cheap at ten dollars a bottle"
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-08
RANCH FOR SALE

100 acres 8 miles east of Porthill
so acres on bottom, 80 acres bench
land. Some saw timber, ties and wood
Creek runs through ranch. Two story
house. 16x24 with kitchen 12x20. Barn
30x36, wagon shed, sheep shed, black
smith shop, cellar, hen house, etc. 60
fruit trees, hydraulic ram lifts water
from creek to house. 10 acres under
cultivation. Spring wagon, low truck
wagon, plowy harrow cultiyator
sleighs, blacksmith outfit, . cows
about 1000 feet lumber, 1000 shingles
enough wire to fence entire ranch
SO 500 for entire property ii taken by
April LIST, 1921. Part cash. balance
bankable notes. Write or call on
]. F. VAN ETTEN, Naples, Idaho
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-03-08
Town and Country.

wonder when ambitious cities will
learn that it is dangerous business
to be everlastingly campaigning for
greater population. Nearly every town
and city in the United States had one
slogan, more population in 1920"
This has been going on for the last
nifty years until we see our farm pop
ulation decreased to the danger point.
The 1920 census will show FIVE mill
lion less people living on the farms
in this country now than there were
In 1910. 1t will show an increase OF
population for the nation Of twenty
millions. This means twenty-five mil
lion more people in the towns and
cities and five million less people TO
feed them. Unless these city folks
can find substitute for bread. meat
and potatoes. something serious Is go
ing to happen.-John A. Simpson,
Farmer.