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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

spank owen In public. For days
after this visit there was a soporific
aroma In the atmosphere near the
Robertson home. caused by owens
efforts to use the needle n the gov
ernor.
II appears probable that Governor
Robertson's itinerary was arranged
with a view TO throwing a scare in
10 all the candidates, 80 that he can
demand an Endorsement OF his ad-
ministratlon, and a promise TO thai
effect In advance, by the convention
which will meet to ratify whichever
N nominated. At any rate, his AZ
saults 80 far have all been conducted
against the newspapers. Frank Car
ter. cam Russell. Fred Park.nso
and the republican house vi the last
legislature; which is quite an assor;-
ment 20 take On after all.
Iiorscshocs for Walton.
The interest taken I'm the North
Dakota primary election was due 10
the effort that has been made by
anti Walton newspapers to connect
the farmer-labor league OF okla
homa with the nonpartisau league OF
North Dakota. a great deal OF
time and space has been devoted to
this enterprise. mased upon the a5-
sumption that the people OF North
Dakota had repudlated their league
TWO years ago and returned to san
ity With primary In North Da-
kota in Junu, there was always dan
ger in such campaign. but those
vino are bitterly fighting walton
took the chance. II was predicted
by seasoned politicians that should
the North Dakota league win IT,
light the use OF II as an issue IN
the oklahoma campaign would be
nullifiod and the expensive effort
that has been made TO that end
that Walton IL still pursued by his
luck. Furthermore. his supporters
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
YOUNGSTERS LIKE PLAN
First Day Of Supervised TroIlc q,
City Parks is Success

There were many parents uh
came with the Riddles to the on X
Saturday afternoon where play sy
pervisors romped with the y6urg.
sters. Not only did the vouucs ar,
have n grand and glorious time In,
the parents were very much pleased
with the work OF the supervisors a.
we'll.
Mis- Helen Wallace and MIS- Vc.
toria Weedy are the young Wrmen
chosen by Leslie DOYLE. proaidpot NJ,
tho park board, 10 direct tho r'qv ~,
the children who go 10 the rrg
parks for their recreation. Yester.
day was their first day I'm their rsu,
role and Miss wallace met Me eh1.
dren at Locust and Central park.
Miss Weedy at Admiral and rr,nr
RI. Reed park. -Four O'Clock pame
all too soon yesterday afternoon.
stories and games and little hoar,.
to-heart talks about why there IA
such thing as supervise play ~
cupicd the two hours allotted n
supervision and at the cud ~ "a.
time the Youngsters begged % "e'a,
a little longer" These parks viii
have the benefit Of the supery's sor,
again Tuesday.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
DOLLARS JINGLE
AS OWEN-WILSON
BREACH WiDENS

CoNrINuER FROM PAGE ONE
crcnsingly evident Of late that the
worldly wide contest between the great
oil groups Is being fought on the
Oklahoma arena Just now. and thar
u Will go on 20 a finish, regardless
Of whether n results IN tho nomina.
ton Of walton or not. Tho Dutch
Shell power behind Wilson, ana the
standard Influence back ~ owen.
II likely 20 bring more money into
this primary CAM aign than In any
other which has been held In the
state That both have been fully
preparing for the battle OF barrels II
evident iu the several recent dd-
yanros in the price OF gasoline. for
which Fuudry voters are now pay
Ing
Away hork ln 1912. the state
school land commission leased 90 T..
w Narlaud ilN,OOg acres OF school
land Tor OH and gas purposes iu re-
turn for the payment 10 the state
~ $50. Tho lease ran for five ycars
during which time Marlnnd became
q millionaire. on the board which
made this lease was II. H. Wilson,
and Its secretary was John ". VIII
iiams VINO ~ now ono ~ Wilson's
lloutouIus. In tho legislature Of
champlonod bv W. A. Durant, pro-
vIdiug for extending the time ana
terms Of. the Marland leases An
iurcptiEa'ion wHg made. witch re-.
suited In the Introduction and pas
sage OF another bill providing for
rc-icn ling the lands Tho Durant bin
was Killed. Durant is nlso lieu
tenant in tho Wilson campaign at
this time, n may he stated by way
OF adding zcst 10 the story
Some More History.
Following adjournment Of tho leg
isl1ture, the school lard commission
met. and greatly 10 tho surprise OF
almost everybody II decided that the
legislative act was invalid. accept
Ing the opinion OF W. 4. Lcdbetter
and $ A. Hayes, attorneys for Mar
land, who held the view that the
law impaired an existing contract.
Governor williams was the sole dis
scnting member Of the commission
and he expressed the opinion that the
question OF validity OF law was n
matter for the courts TO determine
The commission went ahead, after
auuulling the law and appraised the
Marland leases with a view to re-
leasing under the old provisions. The
appra sal showed value for Inn
prOVemCnts OF $500. 600. which prac-
ticnlly barred competition for Mar.
land. Governor williams directed the
attorncy-gcneral 10 file suit 10 en-
Join the commission from carrying
out It's purpose, and this brought a
proposition for compromise. Under
the terms OF an agreement reached
out OF court. $4,000 acres was re-
iected and for lease on the remain
der Marland agreed 20 nav the Rtate
81, 100000. Attorneys for Mariand
In that transaction are also for Will
son for governor. on these leases
or state land Marland las made a
vast fortune: and few months ago
II was announced that his interests
had been absorbed into the Dutch
Shell, which is the greatest compsti-
tor OF Standard OH in the titanic
strugele for control OF the worlds
petroleum.
Williams Wiling 10 Talk.
The story of the Marland leases ls
being told In the present campaign
as evidence that Wilson In backed by
the Marland- Dutch shell group. and
| II Is said that no less parsonage
! than Judge williams, who was gov.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
WHITEHURST IS
FAIR BOOSTER
Says County Exposition
Is Approaching the State
Fair Class

Grcat poSIbUuiot OF growth and
s,,.,t.-,..,,.. ta t.s,,o t., ,r.,ts,
,,,,..
county lI'' iI'I' J"Nh ~ N"'''
hurst president Of Tho s'I'n board ~
agrlcuIture declared with glusldy.
-, ...t....,t.. ......,,f,, ,,,,,t
', '"'' ..''' 900
con or ih' I'ta county '''' '""
association Saturday noon In Ei
Nvo,1. s,fc and tI,u In tho most
,.... ..,......., ,t.. t,..,.s.,i...,. D..
"' 'o'''' "''
ginning OF plans Tor Iaii nom
adequate f.r this future.
stating that hO keeps iu Clu#D
touch with this county, regularly nt.
tends the fair aud knows nt firs,
hand about conditions. WbUrhIs'
,Nprpgsnd The opinion that this i7 "a
splendid location fur q blr county ot
district fdir with au opportunity iuI
% fair OF the state class looming up
S,h,nd. Tulsa county nts jhr raht
fair location. roads. agriculture.
wealth and Interested men ana
women, he continued. "The dairy
huslu,s is growing lu your county
You are ono OF tlr forward looking
couuflos in the state FOO desiring In
formation ps to proper care Of your
stock. when A. n NJ college of
saltwater sought the beet short horn
hclfor ohfaluahlc recently We came
90 this county and purchased from
John Kramer ana recently we pur-
chased some pmchIcd hogs here /
c4ucrt 10 soc. not ...nuv years from
now, % magnificent fair grounds here
with livestock arena 10 which
breeders from all over this eoCtion
VIII come to Gee and buy fine stock,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
KNIGHTS PLAN PICNIC
Officers From out OF Town to Have
Part Ia Pythinn Celebration at
Electric Park Tuesday

state officers and grand lodge Of
ficlals are expected to he present Mt
tho nll-day picnic being planned by
the knights Of Pythlas In celobru-
tlon Of the Fourth OF July. The pic
mic will he held Mt Electric prak.
Several thousand Pythians and
their guests, including members Of
their families ana their friends are
expected at the giant celebration.
Thirty-two lodges have slgnified
their intention Of coming 20 attend
the picnic. which viii he tencderd nv
the local lodge. A barbecue dinner
will be big feature of the day and
races and contests I'm which prizes
will be given tho winners have been
announced.
Music by the n o. X. X. band as
sisted by the Pythlan band OF West
Tulsa win he another big feature.
The end OF the gala day for the
Pythans and their families Will he
marked by u spectacular climax of
n $1,000 fireworks display,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
DIRECTOR HAS AN
ENVIABLE RECORD
Tulsa University Ac-
quires a Versatile Musi-
elan in Albert Lukken

. ,.,. ...
s'I'fIt L't.'u, hn" hIie'i'r OF
'"' '"H.' fH''iF ul MUSIC ana
.'h'i'i "i N''.t or i''' IhlF'i"'F pl
IHi''. comes lp I'' h''t tlntloh WIN
- ,..'ll on l'nIiI"s hn' experience
"'.'N "'r'I1 "'I I"i e".' ''7'
~" Ini h'7 li''uIht, N"''I Sp''''I II-
~ ''" h'EAi' '''ly WIN nun ana ne
'."i''' "'n-'. 'HI Eh''t "'" '2.''st
'''i .'' I'd H'' i'3I .tl '''l li'lH fl''-
i'', '''' b' .u i'l "' S'"'h OF
'". '' tug n"'''' '''h "IH'' ''' '2Iy
'i MUSIC 'l 'iI'"E1 ana Ih phillt-
.''' WIN hI' ron li'. .he'l won Ioi
u'h '''NI,"'' q" PI"i'''' n'y.
N'''' TWO yours vice hr h'nd or
iH' Nl .' 'pl' 'h. h' '"d dII,'In' OF
''"' ut u' I.'''lt''y oI S"u'h
''h..'' u' ''''I NV" .' lH' Nii'' yea %
'l'F' N''"IF "' NUFi,' "h'le IN
I'l' 10. "'' p N''' il'''' lil tInE
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''' VIZ" "''" y' '' N.""'I "I 'u7i,
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''F"'' 10 'Il''' "1I "'I|I,'' ar the
CON. ''-''n "i Wu.'H no. H'l'I'H w..
'', ''" 'l" ,'iF WIN pi,'d ',.H-
l"'I.s ne u''' E'".. h,Hu "l '.'
.'."I "'p'' iI''hI 'i Ih' 'I.'''l guy
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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
RATE SCHEDULE SUSPENDED


Spp"lnl 10 The world
WASHINGTON, July 1.-The in
tcrstate commerce commission today
suspended from date until October
2S the operation Of schedules which
proposed 10 cancel proportional COM
modify rates on petroleum products
In carloads from Mississippi river
points To- various points in Canada
on traffic from points IN Kansas,
Louisiana, oklahoma, Texas and
Wyoming. The carriers had pro-
posed that class rates apply in lieu
of tho commodity rates.
Illustrative OF what the rates
would have meant had they gone
into effect the commission said that
the present rate OF sl04 pcr hum
dred pounds from Fort Worth to
Montreal would have been raised TO
Sl17h y and the present rate from
Tulsa to Montreal OF s6ia cents
would have been raised TO 81.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

take encouragement b. the addition
al evidence that radical sentiment
Is Ia the ascendancy, and the chorts
they are chortllng approach near "a
exclamation.
Congressman Swank OF the Fifth
district, has again renounced the
farmer labor league. In the number
ard frequency OF his acrobatics In
this respect nc has the famous Fin
negan backed over the brink. lie
was indorsed by the league. condi-
tionally. then ar probing him he
was reported to Je all right. Later
an unpleasant odor reached the
league headquarters from his vicin-
ity and he was ordered to the oper-
ating table After a thorough exam
nation ne was again reported as
sound, and placed on the league
ticket. Now that II is too late for
any other candidates to file. he re.
n~u -. foreswears and denies any
sympathy with the league platform
and the few league leaders who are
profane are called upon to tax their
capacity and endurance They
threaten 20 elect n republican.
Carter In Real Danger.
Congressman Carter Is having a
hard and rocky path over I'm the
Third For the first time since state.
hood. Carter is In real danger of be-
ing defeated for nomination. and he
is not ny any means oblivious 20
the situation His chief opponent.
I.aughlin. is reported to be consoli-
dating tine farmer and labor votes OF
the district with much success. and
besides being head of the Farmer
Labor Union is n public speaker OF
considera BILE ability.
As result OF the effort made by
republicans to get legislative tickets
filled all ovet the state, they were
successful In every county excepting
Love. Chairman Alexander. suave.
.-AInrA AnrAsin nlA.- I'll. Ia 1.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
ADJOURN SCHOOL FOR FOURTH
n. 4. Summer Students Vote 10
spend Three Days At Home.

Summer school classes will be ad-
ipurncd at the University % Tulsa
on Fourth of July and also on Mon
day. July 3, by unanimous agree
ment OF students and faculty mem-
bers This viii give the student
body three vacation days in all, sun
day included. and a number of out
of-town pupils will spend It at their
homes. Judging from the number Of
inquiries about train service which
went out over university wires as
soon Rs a favorable vote on the va
cation matter was taken at chapel,
Summer school at the university
H. IN session six days n week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02

desk this hot weather and tolls q va
at the correspondence which -.
quently has him buried as far a. tS.
eyebrows He has a location on ~
west side OF the building In a snsI
office where nothing but the ba,,
can get in unless somebody goes On,
and eschewing tho aid OF a fan bs
proceeds TO mix medicine and ps,.
spiration In about equal quanctie,
III the committee does not soon pro.
vide headquarters II should Get /,
wringer for the use OF callers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
williams Wiling to Talk.

The story of the Marland leases Is
being told In the present campaign
as evidence that Wilson IL backed by
the Marland- Dutch shell group. and
II Is said that no less a parsonage
than Judge williams, who was gov.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-07-02
JITNEY MEN OPEN
FIGHT ON BUSES

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
Wednesday. No meeting is to be
held Tuesday. which falls on the
Fourth.
Maintain Regular Service.
Regular service was maintained
The Keota news., 1922-04-21
CHINESE SHOOT RUSS

b9s. Ia August. whea thousands q
Observation-Disclosures were slaueh.
tered. Il WAS carried out BY the Chi.
nesa because the authorities feared
the Russian eo,diess would refuse to
% the wort.
The Chinese DO this woek indllRer.
saiiy-like they do all other work they
are ordered to perform. They are
blind. eonsciencelcss tools In the hands
Of the men who feed them and pay
them and who raiscd them from the
position Of coolies In which they came
10 Ruasia to the fank Of soldier, Of
The guards.
III the 'l.oitajak' (his name for ho,.
shsvik) orders something. the Chimes
does Il, and he does II In his typicaIly
practical way. He nfst makee the VIC.
tin dig his own erave and then shoots
him with his revolver. He II not cruel
aboat Il. Just practical.
"Wheo boltsjak says KIN. then he
tills with On unpefturhed face. And
when boltsJak says. 'rou may stop
row. With the same cool face he lets
his victim CO.
The correspondent after some weeks
u Russia left when he was refused
permission to make investigations
fsosly - be pleased
The Keota news., 1922-04-21

eaeanable eoaeomitant q life. Csse
talniy nom Poles oos hears little OUT
oy st present conditions; II 70 only
thoee Who have known Western e'sii.
isation who ars shocked By tho sreseo
ana virulenee Of the disease.
The Polish cabinet has resened DO
6eeisiou on the proposal to ouafan.
tine The eountry and II II hoped snss
suspensiou q the railroad service 1oe
tvo weeks, because OF the coal esssi@
~ have q favorable effect upon tho
typhus situatioo. which could never
6ovs attained the proportions II has
lf tssvsi hsd been supervised and ~
0eyjetod q meath ago.
The Keota news., 1922-04-21

PAoeo saksa II New Yeek shows
0asl ~ "vlfg1a q Ssaoboal- aaid
. - the onse beautiful gis1 10 Tsf.
tay. ssA helssas % ol000oo0oo. WHO
- 1lecossesd h New Yesk by oAsik
- 0eAan0ed. beesAse - ths s0is
e Ho4)a1. who oaot hin a. the seareA.
q = aeid thae ~ pssssy San arrived
hso WITH ~ Americas amy o0ese
oe0e 0saehs aga TAe tWo voeAed
tAse1 Way non nafsellleA Alsee Q
pegsed ~ e0ese sook to 1leht and
- toek 70 dlaAwasAinG. latse 0e1llnG
10Woes - ~ city Streets.
HoWovee. ans ven oow. ~ y
Geay1AG at Q Isediag hotea and woot
Aave 10 waaA dishes any more. 8Ae
W1n return Ao0e With tAe sAeik. tt
= sajd hee mother and aathse died q
g1sef OVER hee diaappeasaaee. aan b
aid to b amanesd 10 the esnis and
upoa return to Turkey wtll probably
b placed under his jurtsdsesioa.
The Keota news., 1922-04-21
MANY ILL WITH
DEADLY TYPHUS

dAeve6. tAseo osssvo9 Aaso Q Ooetee
O1seAewtt1. NJ evss Q ysas go vas
s00eosso6 No ~. belshsv1k oosvlcs
- . sanitary ezpses end aas1gDeA %
~ vssk - 1sal1ag vssA sypAuA H
oayo Tat - 11asxA e ~ yeaF thoes
Vsso 1.01A0oo k1sU0 eoseo g Nphus
d 6oeGAovtk 1uaa11 and tAae eooll.
s1sos ~ yeas see vseso sAas ~
yoof. H eoe10aees eAat tAeso aso
~ @ 1oaa 4ooAoo0 ea0ao - 11osla.
n oov1oe 0evoso0eoe ~ olDooe -
faell1s1oo ~ eeoesell1ag ~ 11oeaa
~ eo00asaa1volv esv pAys1e1aao eso
ovaSlabse - ease ~ ~ -. b
eeoeeQ0ooee ~ paeeeoeaoe - oeathe
= ~ oDes0o01. CoeeAowits myA
0ssoDoy feoos~o tvae.
o0eA - sDs1a0se - ~ Dsassee -
alosse iass3eably asllevs Q DRssd e
va - eooesal 01eeea. Il = - - @.
e11boeo1 . lnGu0e1ooe oood 0upo,loA
vsaksolag ~ seslseasce q ~ 20.
~ 80 - ~ q e3oehlAG fsoQuoosiy
0akiaG eleaAlloass 1a0eule svoa eee
~ oe19assly vell.se-1e asa t0pes.
49, ~ ~ ~.
4 eo0Ooo aGooge1oo = tAoe SypAoo
= - gsoat Q 0eeaee 70 social Qoiee
- beoshsviG0. Dot ee0oetons eooeev.
- Asse - see bslSeve thia TAe pee-
~ q 1T part g ~ void. Shey
aeSDA Aavs eoos tAsosgA eeotussss
- aesspe ~ pssll - sypAss - aa q.
The Keota news., 1922-04-21
Captivoe Aro Shot 70 0oaih Wlth
RovolNoe0.
Pjsue asasss vDsesase ose ossvse. Thea
91oouee 1hosW ~ ~
OOeoAovtosl

Anssserdam.-Ths eofrespondeat Of
shs Handeashlad. Who recently ~
turned from . trip In SOVIET Russia,
g1vss ths following account of his h.
vssatensjoos q The activities of tAs
CAiaees empaeyed there by the be,.
0Aevfki - executiooen
"Such horrible stories were beias
told ia Europe about these Chlnese
that I thought N worth NJ while to
learn moes ebout them. ~ Q 3oke. I
asked everyone who ASKED ny oplaioa
q the bo.aAevtki to show Ne se0e
'rsal man.killing Chlnsss.' bot always
was told they couldn't produce any
Just now beeauss they had all gone 10
the Deoikine froat.
Il WAS told the Chinese. n con-
manded By their own o9.cefs wefV q.
eealent soidsefs. bet they ran like harss
n their oeacefD were killed. Execu.
tioos afs now vefy rare n Moscow,
The Keota news., 1922-04-21
I've 0nIoa Casoe h Ruesla-
Conditions h poland
AppamnO.
US Ral8 DllW SlnR8
oovoeol q ~ oNloosU ~ ooo0 eeoSo
0ee1I A@eaO The@ oao - oees0s
q TosUeQelNoAoetaOo
- oaQQeeo2

Wosoov-Oeoeeol eeet0fao U0o9o.
~ eovssaoeet. vASeA. 1esuets ~
soox1ag vsak1ses. Fsoaln0 ~ oeef'
81 eposeaeA 70 essnaised eut1ess0
shat eI1ses hsevsee tAs 4ase 0alse1aa
fssesiae aa1 ~ Dalspse. has ssae ~
01aiseee q pso,le voskA II. DeeeSeA
- Wsaav . appsal ~ assastases =
1gAe1Ag ~ ooes06lhse typooD eseds-
e1eos - ~ teeiuga eo1oesy. H -.
peeeD tAas 1oooo ~. ~ rs0Daets -
Noalog01 Uksalalaa fesce. have eeeo
sessekeo vosA ~ 1lseass end tat ~
$500 ~ g ~ - 0alle1aa asoy.
eaooas1s1 ~ rsvlsabA vAe heo
e10e . t11Do Aavo eo.Gpesaee0 WIN
PselUsa, aso - - ofDooe eQUa11y ~
paiGAa Aheoe haif ~ easss havs
Deovo6 fneol
.etsa6e ~ ossspasA
n y Virtually eessAia tAas the feees
wtn ~ - ebas to givs ass1seasce -
~ Uksala1ano beeaoee theef AAodo
eee oess thas eee.pied - eo0batiag
~ spesad q the disease b RslAsA
TAeso y eeoe sypAss - Wassaw-
600 easss pesAeps: Dvtosa. ssseotiy
captured IRON Tie bolsAevtki, = b ~
aDQalttag ceodltSea: ~ eol6eoie Aas
0Woo& b visuleot fssD - fAf wsse -
Csoeev. wAese ths eee1al Activities
ass Aalf pasalysed: II oooe u tAs ~.
1aSso % The eastern ffoatiesS 0oee
than half the inhabltants are sict ED
there b Q 1esessbiag a@eeat u syphus
n the army. wheee - fu0aeatias ~
eAeaoo are oeedea. ~ Ro3es havo ooe (:
WAees Q salloa u easbelje a<1d = -.
Quafod they have Q On.
Tho A0esSean typAue coO0an1oo,
Which, WITH 5000 0ea aod 80 e0cees.
cane heeo base 0un0ee to prepare to
eo0oat he disease this Wiatee. has
bsoo overwhelmed: sseo The vase 30.
peleo ~ com0issloa beUugAt have
psoVod en0u0e1oot 0evoeal o0cesD
oad ~ e the eooaasoeao have aied.
Sne.udiag . coloeea WHO was Ia charee
q the woet at TafAopol. 70 there =
aDall peuupect that Potles1 coa on1
any help Aese.
Reliable reports sodicate that soviet
Rnssaa y beins devastated b. the 1ls-
Hnase. In the recent exchanse Of pets.
>efs between the Poles and the boz
The Keota news., 1922-04-21

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6voA, 6asaah1a. As.e Poes apoes,i.s
-: 1:sssc (. ,. - = e:sdr sA'sd@ ssd A~s
n 6aase ea6 0qee eoeetive nsans q
o~sseo:als0 - eouhla. = 70 sas PAEsx.y
q 1aaa daak plsosy a yste. bss.s~a
6aa6 "a ~ . a1es A103e tAhass bstoss
,...c 10y F.: ~ e. 1:se.i; -. -: e Ass,s, y .
= oaao1egd \ 20 ha.c Anhaec. sh~s.
-: -: e i,s ''''' u
H plSIee ~ 0.as 2. p.
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Baclkache and Kidneys

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The Keota news., 1922-04-21
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Here srv . nut:secf OF amusing
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The black beeexs blishtcti the bright
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Flesh of freshly dying Ash.
Hix thick thistle sticks.
Two losds tried to tros to Tes,har5o
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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-15
GLASS OF SALTS
CLEANS KIDNEYS
If your Back hurts or Bladder
bOthers you, drink lots of
water.

When your kidneys hurt and your
back feels sore, don't get scared and
proceed 10 load your stomach with a
lot of drJgs that excite urinary tract.
Keep your kidneys clean like you
keep your bowels clean, by flushing
them with a mild. harmless salts
which helps TO remove the bOdy's
urinous waste and stimulate them 10
their normal activity. The function
of the kidneys is 10 filter the blood.
IN "a hours they strain from il 500
grains OF acid and waste. so we can
readily understand the vital import.
ance Of keeping the kidneys active.
Drink lots of water-you can't
drink too much: also get from any
pharmacist about four ounces of Jad
Salts take a tablespoonful in a glass
OF water before breakfast each morn
ing for a few DAYS and your kidneys
may then act fine. This famous salts
is made from the acid Of grapes and
lemon Juice. combined with lithia.
and has been used for generations
TO clean and stimulate clogged kid
neys; also 10 neutralize the acids IN
urine so II is no longer a source OF
irritation. thus often ending bladder
weakness
Jad Salts is inexpensive: cannot in
jure: makes a delightful effervescent
lithia water drink. which everyone
should take now and then 20 help
keep their kidneys clean and active
Try this: also keep UP the water
drinking. and no doubt you viii won
der what became OF your kidney
trouble and backache. Adv