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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
NEVER GAVE A CENT OF
STEARNS DIVORCE FEE
TO TUFTS 80 COAKLEY
JURY AND ACQUIT-
TED SING HAIL, HAIL,
THE GANGS ALL HERE
Freed Ball Players and the Men Who
Had Exonerated Them Met in
a Chicago Restaurant.

Chicago, Aug. 3.-In little Italiar
restaurant on Chicago's west side
early to-day, the former White Sox
players, indicted in the baseball scan.
dal, accidentally met the IL jurors
who last night found them not guilty
of the charges brought by the state
and the II judges of fact in the case
joined with the men whose fate had
been in their hands for five weeks in
a celebration which did not end until
sunrise.
The jurors went to the restaurant
for a farewell dinner before returning
to their homes. The players and their
attorneys went for the same purpose.
The two parties soon discovered each
other in adjoining rooms, the doors
were thrown open and the parties be-
came one.
If this jury could decide whether the
acquitted players will be permitted to
return to organized baseball there
would be no doubt of a favorable YER
dict for each of the IL went to the
players as they separated and ex-
pressed desire to see them on a ma
jor league team again.
Eddie Cicotte drew particular at
tention from the jurors, for it was
Cicotte who got most of the states
fire in the trial One of them, grasping
him by the hand, said:
Eddie, we were talking the other
night about you and / want you to
know that every man on this jury
hopes that the next time ne sees you
you'll be in the center of the diamond
putting over strikes"
The jurors and the defendants left
he restaurant together singing, Hail, |
Hail, the Gangs All Here.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
ABOUT so MEN AT WORK
On Log Boom in Connecticut River
at Bellows Falls.

Bellows Falls, Aug. 3-Fifty EN-.
Hampshire manager Of the Realty com
pany were at work to-day on the boom
holding the logs in the Connecticut
river above here
Enough men are at work now to
accomplish the preliminary work which
ordinarily takes a week and according
TO George II. Chedel. Vermont and New
Hampshire manager of tn Realty com
pany, no more workmen will be brought
to Bellows Falls for few days. Re
ports that many of the new workmen
have quit were denied by Chedel. A
letter received yesterday from P. T.
Dodge. president of the International
Paper company. states that the prop
osition the company made MAY 81
is final
The paper company head also stated
that work is proceeding at usual speed
in many of the plants Of the company.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
VERY GOOD LESSON TAUGHT.
Although Ball Players Were Not Con.
victed,

Chicago, Aug. 3.-Failure to obtain
convictions in the trial Of the seven
former White Sox players was disap-
pointing to Ban johnson, president of
the American league. but he declared
that very good lesson had been
taught"
THE trial of the indicted players
and gamblers. uncovered the greatest
crime it was possible to commit in
baseball" President johnson said.
"The fact that the outfit was freed
by Cook county jury does not alter
the conditions one iota or minimize
the magnitude of the offense," he said.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
RELEASED FROM JAIL.
Three Woburn, Mass, Men Served
Time For Theft at Bethel

Woodstock, Aug Frank Irwin,
John MacMasters and Frederick
Noyes, serving 30 days for theft of
some articles from their boarding place
at Bethel, and held here on that charge
because suspected of being members of
a gang of auto bandits who had been
breaking into Central Vermont rail
road stations in the spring and early
summer, have been released. They
served their minimum terms and paid
their fines, money being sent them
from relatives in Woburn, Mass. Mac
Masters and Noyes were arrested first
and sentenced, and Irwin was arrested
later at Woburn, Mass, and brought
back
They were model prisoners, it was
said at the Jail yesterday, and caused
no trouble whatever.
They were released at the end of
their minimum term because no evi-
dence is understood to have been found
to link them with the station breaks.
They Immediately departed for Wo-
burn.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
FIRE IN HARDwIcK.
On Property Belonging to Family Re-
Gently Burned Out.

While the state insurance depart
ment was preparing to hold an in
quest into a FIRE in the sugarhouse Of
A NJ. Parmeter at Greensboro. word
came to the department to-day of the
destruction by fire of Mrs. Maria J.
Parmeter's buildings in Hsrdwick. to
which place the family had recently
moved. The parties are man and wife.
While the Parmeters were living in
Greensboro last November their build.
ings were burned. and the insurance
companies paid $1,000 on them. The
fire in the Parmeter sugarhouse was
late in June, and on the same night
another sugarhouse, belonging to some
one else and located just across
ravine from the parmeter property,
was destroyed. The insurance depart
ment has been investigating and has
made some representations 20 the in
surance companies.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
MISSOURI FOR BONUS.
According to Unofficial Returns from
Special Election.

jefferson, Mo-, Aug. 3.-ApprovaI of
cash bonus for Missourians who
served in the World war, submission to
general vote of a proposal for a con
stitutional convention and the Use of
automobile license fees to pay interest
on s60,O0O,OOO in road improvement
bonds, was indicated to-day by incom-
plete unofficial returns from yester-
days special election. A proposed
change in the constitution allowing
women to hold all state offices sppar-
emily was in doubt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
RUM CAR
RUN DOWN At STOWE
Two Men Now Willing to Give Up
Everything, Booze Included, to
Get Out of Fix.

Hyde Park, Aug. 3.-Sheriff Stevens
was walking along the village streets
yesterday afternoon and all was serene.
A car, Buick, drew up beside the
curb. Two men asked him the way to
Mansionville. you mean Morrisville 2"
replied the sheriff.
The men appeared confused. And
the sheriff sensing something was
wrong, stepped upon the running
board of the automobile, lifted bIan-
ket, and found booze. He lifted a
quart.
The men thereupon pushed him from
the running board and darted off
The sheriff got in communica tion
with Deputy Sheriff Kelley of Morris
vile. But the men got through Nor
risyille and sped on toward Stowe.
A phone TO Stowe got out Deputy
Sheriff Buzzell, who, with several men,
was ready to pounce on the car when
1t appeared,
The motorists. however, swerved into
a yard and whirled around and sped
up what is known as west hill Finally,
in front of Mrs. Julia Jones house,
they were caught.
They gave the names of Edmund
Proulf of Norwich, Conn, and Adelard
Couture of Arctic, r. /. They were
brought to the county jail here and
will be given hearing. They had half
a dozen cases of liquor in the car and
are willing to give up the booze car
and everything, in fact, in order to
get out of town. The machine bore
Connecticut license and the men also
had Massachusetts, license on them.
On them, also, was found a carefully !
mapped out route for them to follow |
from Connecticut to Montreal and back |
down. The directions were carefully |
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
Government Gives No
Word AS to Number of
Americans Dismissed
NOR WHEN, HOW OR
WHERE DELIVERED
Unofficial Statement Says
Americans Have Been I
Freed

Riga, Aug 3 (By the Associated
Press American prisoners in Russia
already have been released from con-
fnement, according. to unofficial re-
ports at the bolshevik legation press
bureau here to-day, but there was no
word as to the number released or
when, how, or where they will be de-
Iivered across the border.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
INVESTIGATION NECESSARY
To Discuss Leaks of Tax Information
In Internal Revenue Bureau.

Washington. D. C.. Aug. 3.-Investi-
CATION Of the affairs Of the internal
revenue bureau has been found TO be
necessary, Commissioner Blair an
nounced to-day. due to alleged leaks
Of tar information.
Mr.. Blair said he did not believe there
we're many cases OF irregularity in
the bureau a. had been charged BY
Governor Allen of Kansas and others.
but any person. IN the bureau found
70 be guilty would b punished to the
limit
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
FOUND KNEELIEG ON ROAD.
Frank Lesperence of Rensselaer, Falls,
N. Y, Needed Food.

Like a page from fiction reads the
story of an overseas veteran of the
World war. nearly dead from stsrva-
tion. gaunt and unshsven, with his
arms stretched out TO heaven. found
yesterday kneeling in prayer in . road
near Willismstown bv Deputy United
States Marshal G. r Lsckey. The sol
der. when be received nourishn1ent.
gave his name a. Frank Lesperence
Of Rensselaer, Falls. y Y, and claimed
70 have served SIX months in Franre.
He came 70 Vermont IN an sndeavOr -
locste men II he regiment whom b.
thought might help him. He was
PLACED IN charge Of the town zutAori-
ties 81 Chelsea
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
"UHIZZ MACHINE"
KILLED THREE MEN
And Injured Three Others at Sils
Factory in Paterson,

Paterson, y. J., Aug. 3.-Three men
were killed and three seriously injured
to-day in the Standard silk Dying
Co.'S plant, when a centrifugal ex-
tractor or "whizz machine used in
drying silk, few TO pieces. The whirling
apparatus sprayed the nearby work
men with hundreds Of scraps Of bronze
and iron
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
DEDICATION AT BRADFORD
OF Memorial Park and Tablets-John
W. Gordon Speaker.

Bradford. Aug 3-The dedication Of
the memorial park and tablets was
held Tuesday afternoon, Aug. ,. al ?
O'Clock The address was given BY John
". Gordon Of Barre and music was
furnished BY the Lake Morey club or
ches;ra and local talent An original
poem. entitled. Men Of Three Wars
and for What They Fought. was read
BY Rev Alfred , Hough
The tablets were unveiled by Misses
Kent and StiIlwell, assisted BY Ad
miral Charles y Clark. who was the
guest of honor Of the OCCASION Re
marks we're made by Rev. T. P. Frost
Miss Wheeler. cornet -oioist from
Wymoua camp gave much pleasure by
rendering several selections, including
reyeile and taps.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
BRITISH CONTINUE VICTORIES.
Took Third of Series Of International
Yacht Races.

Cowes, Isle of Wight, Aug 3 (By the
Associated Pressl Great Britain won
the third of the series Of international
races for six metre yachts, sailed here
to-day. The British yachts scored 81
points as against Is points for their
American competitors.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
ONE NEGRO UNMoLEsTED
But Other Accused Of Murder Wa,
Lynehed

Charleston, W. Va, Aug. 3.-one Of
the negroes arrested last night in con-
nection with the murder OF Tingley
ElmOre, postmaster and storekeeper Of
Tobacco, Va. Monday was taken from
the Jail AT LswreBeeville early to-day
by mob and lynched.
The other negro was not molested.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
FRENCH BOND ISSUE SOLD.
Subscriptions of Nearly S,5oo,ooo, ,oot
Francs Received.

Paris, Aug. 3-Subscriptions of near
ly 5.500,OO0,OOO francs have been re-
ceived by the government for the is
sue of six per cent treasury bonds,
which will mature in two years, saws
the Journal. The newspaper declare.
that the bond issue has been success.
fuI
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
MARTINELLI MAY BE CHOSEN.
70 Succeed caruso as metropolitan
Leading Tenor.

London, Aug. "a Milan dispatch
n the Daily News saye il il author
tstively stated there that Giovanni
dsrtinelli viii succeed Enrico Carlso
: the leading tenor a. the MetropoE-
aa opera house in New York.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
CARUSO'S FORTUNE
ESTIMATED AT 5000, 900

Naples, Aug. 3.--Caruso, ac-
cording to estimates in the
, newspapers, left a fortune of
about 3O,000,O00 lire lat the
normal value of the lire this
would represent about s6,oo0,-
0o0).
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03
FRANCE DENIES REPORT
About Negotiations For Recognition Of
Russian Debt.

Paris, Aug 3.-RePorts that nego-
tistions for recognition Of the Russian
debt TO France were impending. which
have been in circulation for several
days were given Official dsaiAl to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-03

Herman Davis has returned % his
home on Washington street from Boss
ton where he vent vita his son lzsg
week
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
Ell aceite de coco para
el lavado del cabello

81 quiere usted conservar su cabenera
en- buen estado, fijese con que 10 lava.
La mayoria de los jaboues'y shamods
preparados contienen demasiado alcah.
Este es muy danino pues deseca ell cuero
cabclludo, hacienda el cAbello quebradi-
20. Puro aceite de coco mulsifed, Ell cual
es puro Q inofensivo, es mucho mejor
que ell jabon mas costoso cualquier otra
cosa que pueda usted usar para ell sham
pd. No perjudica ell cabello en- absolute,
M6jese sencillamente el cabello con
aqua tibia y frotelo con este. Con una
0 dos cucharaditas Sc obtiene una espu-
ma rica abundante que nmpia perfec-
tamente tanto el cabello como ell cuero
cabenudo La espuma Sc enjuaga IA
cilmente y quita hasta la Ultima parti-
cula de polvo y caspa Ell cabello Sc Sc
Ca rapida uniformemente haciendose
fino, sedoso y lustroso.
Ell aceite de coco rnulsifed puede obte
nerse facilmente en- cualuuier botica,
drogueria, perfumerfa o peluquerfa. Es
nuy econ6mico, pues bastan unas cuan
tas onzas para Ell uso de toda una fami
liza durante meses Exijase que lleve el
uonlbre mulsifed. Advt.
=
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24

Jugador del stronghold
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
sl2o,ooo
TOTAL

Disponi6ndose, que en- ell caso on que
Sc reaiice Ell emprestito dc cTENTo
vEINTE MIL DoLAREs que el muni-
cipio proyecta contratar con d3chc fin,
ell producto de dicha contribution Sc
aplicara entonces al pago de la amorti-
zacs6n intersses do dicho emprestito.
seccion 3a.- Que el sobrante que re-
suite de dicha contribution especial,
despues de cumplidos los propositos pa
ra que fue creada Sc invertira en- la for
ma que disponga la Asamblea Munich
nal de acuerdo con la seccion 49 de
LEY MUNICIPAL.
secei6n 4a.- Que dos copias certin-
cadas de esta ordenanza Sc envien al
Tosorero de Puerto Rico para que er.
su oportunidad proceda al cobro de la
contribution adicional inpuesta por la
presente.
Sc puso a la consideration de los
assmbleistas la anterior ordenanza y
dsspues de importantes argumentacio-
mes. todas en- contra de la misma, fue
acuerdo por unanimidad dirigir una car
"a a la Hon. Asamblea Municipal, en-
los siguientes terminus:
Hon. Asamblea Municipal
San Lorenzo, P. r.
Hon. sehores:
En- asambIea general do contribuyen-
tes agricolas de esta jurisdiction de
SAN Lorenzo, celebrada en- Ell cine ''PU
RAs'' de este pueblo en- ell dia de
aver, veintiuno dc agosto de mil no
vecientos veintiuno, Sc acord6 por una
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
De BASE BALL
AL MANAGER DEL
"TEAM AMERICA

Habiendo leido su articulo del diez y
nuevo del corriente en- Ell peri6dico FL
MUNDct siento manifcstarle que Sc
encuentra usted en- un error al decir
Que Ia novena America" es padre de
todas las novenas de Rio Piedras; sin
acordarse de que existe en- dicho pueblo
la novena stronghold, que es supe-
rior la suya, y una de las mejores de
segunda dc la isIa. Prueba dc clio es
que hemos derrotado noveias mas
fuertes que la suya. y en- Ell presente re-
tamos a cualquier team" de la isla, co
ia que ussedes no pueden nj deben ha-
Ger.
su novena, 81 puede ser padre de las
noveEas de tercera Liberty 40" y
..Rialto''. que son de su categoria, pc
70 nunca de la novena stronghold =.
81 SO encuentra usted irritado por essa
aclaraci6n lie queda IN remedio; Que es
dirigirse nuestro manager sancho
Dominguez, desafandolo a iugar, en-
cualquier parte. y con 10 que ustedes
digan.
Esperanto ser complacidO, quedO de
usted.
Luis BARREIRo,
Jugador del stronghold
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
Los COntribuyenteS de San LO-
TGnzO SCI 0pOn'eIf a una OFde-
nanZa municipal


esa Honorable Asamblea, representa-
ci6n genuina del pueblo, la siguiente
moci6n:
To- Que habiendo acordado en- su
session del 81 de mario passdo, esa
Ffon. Asamblea Municipal, sin duda ms
prada por Ell mejor deseo y ateniendo-
Sc la situaci6n economical de aquella
6poca la contradiction de un emprestito
por CIENTo VEINTE MIL DoLAREs
Y cuyos efectos la votaci6n de una
crdenanza municipal irnponiendo un 80
por ciento del 1 por ciento, mas sobre
la actual contribution, la cual hubie-
semos aceptado gustosos no ser por
ell cambio tan brusco, como rapido e
iuesperado, que hemos sufrido en- los
precios de nuestros productos: el golpe
lla sido de naturaleza tai, que no me-
nos de un 80 por cientos de los agri-
cultores, annque triste es confesarlo, es
tamos debiendo tanto, casi tanto,
como valen nuestras pequefias propie-
dades.
2o.- 81 bien es verdad que todas
esas mejoras p1blicas son de necesi-
dad, pedimos esa Hon. Asamblea MI
nicipal que teniendo muy en- cuenta 10
cue antes exponemos, mas la casi null
dad de mercado municipal, debido a
la salida de infinidad de farnilias para
otras localidades, Sc rellia en- session ex
traordinaria dentro de las facultades
one les confera la actual Ley Munich
pal, reconsidere dicho acuerdo Y resuel-
va 10 que en- justicia crea mas conve-
niente.
3d. Case que la mayoria de los
miembros de la Asamblea, por motives
que no son del case mencionar, acor-
dare 10 contrario, nosotros nos somete-
riarnos un referendum de contribuyen-
ties en- general, sin cue por este que
rramos provocar la suceptibilidad Gle
1niembro alguno de ese Honrable or
ganismo.
(Firman 141 Contribuyentes.)
Sc acord6, ademas, solicitar del Hon.
Gobernadcr Gle Puerto Rico, interponga
toda su influencia fin de conseguir la
installation en- ell pals del Banco Fe-
deral de Cr6ditos Agricolas que segdn
les agricultores, Sc hace de imprescin-
dible necesidad en- los momentos actua-
les.
Tambi6n Sc acordo, caso que la Asam
blea Municipal no rectificase el acuer-
do en- relaci6n con Ell aumento de con
tribuciones, antes dicho, elevar una
uueia nuestro Jefe Executive, a fin
de que el la insintie a que proceda
en- esta forma.
Fue acue~do solicitar del Hon. Teso
zero de Puerto Rico, una nueva tasa-
ci6n. equitativa, pues los agrlcultores
Green en- su mayor parte, que la Ultima
que SO hizo no fu6 Nevada cabo en-
osta forma, viendose una gran parte de
ellos afectados grandemente y cast sin
poder satisfacer las contribuciones, de-
bidc a 10 crecido de las mismas y q
la crisis economical que sufren en- los
momentos actuales.
Sc acord6 nombrar una comis1on, CON
puesta por don Francisco Bux6, don
Prudencio Eugui, don Julio Mangual
ell que suscribe, para que visite al Go
bernador Reilly en- solicitud de ayuds
para llevar efecto todo 10 anterior.
mente acordado.
La comisi6n aguarda la contesta-
ci6n que de la AsambIea Municipal,
a la carta que le ha sido enviada, pa
re- proceder efectuar los trabajos cue
lie fueron encomendados por los asam
bleistas.
San Lorenzo, P. R., agostos %, 1921
Ramon vELEz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
NRc'AOO DF C'ANBl0
Los sAMMIEs' EN- EsTRAsBUReo


PARIS, agosto 22.-Un despacho- de
Estrasbrrgo anuncia que los legionarios
norteamericanos visitaron la Cathedral
y fueror. recibidos por Ell obispo de Es-
trasburgo, monsefior Rrsch, quien en-
breves palahras les record6 que Ia ban
dera tricolor entr6 en- A1sacia, escolta-
da por Ia bandera de las franjas las
estrellas.
Los 'sSammies' Ia llegada a la po
blacion fucron recibidos por IN repre-
sentante del comisario General dc la
Republca francesa, atlas personalida-
des v una Comisi6n de veteraros de la
guerra, v IN ndlnero de combatientes
mutilados, quienes al legar la esta-
cion le tributaron los legionarios una
calurosa saliva de aplausos al son del
hinno de los Estados Unidos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
IMPoRTANTES ACUERDoS ToBIA-
DOS EN- AsAMBLEA

En- el dia de aver, 81 de los co1rien
tss y en- Ell cine "PURAS" lie esta
mrnicipalidad Sc reunieron los aericn:.
torres contribuyentes de csta juriiiic
con para tomar varios acusrts en-
relaci6n con las contribuciones impues-
tas los mismos, y la creacion del
Banco Federal de Pr6stamos Agricolas.
+ Preside la Asamblea, don Julio Man
gNal Falero, Secretario de La Liga Agri
cola de la municipalidad y actuo de Sc
crctariO ell que suscribe.
Sc da lectura una ordenanza mu-
nicipal, objeto de la asamblea, autori-
zsndo la imposition de una contrbu-
ci6n adicional para la ejecuci6n de
ciertas mejoras pdblicas que dice asi:
''oRDENANzA AUToRIZANDo LA
IMPosICIoN DE UNA CoNTRIBU
cIoN ADICIoNAL PARA LA EJE-
CUCIoN DE cIERTAS MEJoRAs
PUBLICAs''
"Secci6n Ia El municipio de San
Lorenzo, p. r, impone para el proxi-
rGo afo econ6mico dc 1922, ademas
de todas las contribuciones va impues-
tas, una contribution adicional del so
por ciento del por ciento sobre el
valor tasado de toda la propiedad niue
hle, situada dentro de la municipalidad
de acuerdo con la tasacion hecha per
e. Tesorero de Puerto Rico, para la
recaudaci6n de la contribution sobre Ia
propiedad.
Secci6n 2da.- Que Ell importe de es-
ia contribution adicional Sc aplicara a
las siguientes mejoras pdblIcas. a
cualquiera de elias en- su totalidad .
en- parte:
Casa Escuela $4,000
Construction Acueducto $1,000
Psgo Deuda Emprestito Anterior 1900
Reparaci6n Casa Acadia 5000
Rcparaci6n Carniceria 1900
Reparacion Matadero 700
Reparaci6n Hospital 1900
" --
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-08-24
Ell REY ALEJANDRo
coNT1NUA EQUAL

BELGRADE. agosto 2S.-El estado
del rey Alexandra es igual. Sc registra
ron ciento dos pulsaciones por minute.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
Club Warned
OfAdvertising
Fakers, Move

Warning that crew of fake ad-
yertising men are working north
from Chico. California, represent
ing themselves to be solicitors of
the American Railway Journal
was received this morning by T.
Z. McCroskey, secretary OF the
Commercial club. from Will J.
o'Brien, editor and manager of the
Western Railway Journal.
The letter states that there are
four of them and that several of
the merchants In Roseville and
Chico were "bunked," and that
they are soliciting paid In ad-
vance advertisements" For fur
ther reference concerning the
crew the letter advises that the
Better Business Bureau of the San
Francisco Advertising club be re-
ierred to. and the Chico Chamber
OF Commerce be consulted.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1921-08-24
CHEERFUL WORDS

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used them. They Just suited nv
case. The backaches left and nv
Kidneys acted naturally and reg
ularly."
Price soc. at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Pills - the
same that Mrs. Goeden had. Fos-
ter-Milburn Co.. Mfrs, Buffalo.
~ T. (advl