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H' THE STANDARD-EXAMINER FRIDAY, APRIL 9, 1 920. rx
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HF A LBERT B. STEINER. of SU
H -ta. Paul, Minn., who declares he is
Hf now able to do twice the work he
UH could before taking Tanlac and that
HH llis ',as gained sixteen pounds
"Talking about things that help peo
P pie, I have jusi received a letter from
: L wy sister in. Waterloo, Iowa, telling me
! she haa. 'gained sixteen pounds In
f. f weight fry taking Tanlac," said A. B.
vl jy Stfifiner.GO East Page street, St, Paul,
t. . 1 1 Minn., recently.
, I .A. 'f 'My sister was on a visit lo me a
1 j ,".'? short while ago, and as she was suf-
I': i rfaring from stomach trouble some one
j i 'advised her to try Tanlac, which she
It did, and as 1 saw the great benefit
vrij she was getting from it I decided to
Y 9 I try ft myself, for I had been troubled
$ ', with my stomach for the past two
years. I had a very poor appetite,
i and the little I did manage to eat
- J seemed to lodge right in the pit of my'
; I stomach and sour. I would bloat ter
ribly after eating and have the worst
( sort of cramping pains in my stomach.
raid at times I had such bad attacks of
heartburn I would nearly go wild. My
back gave me n lot of trouble, and 1
, 'had such intense pains in the small
, or my back I could hardly bend over.
j To add to my other troubles, about two
' months ago I began to surfer with
I rheumatism in my shoulder biades and
V 'r arms, which got so bad 1 could hardly
- ; i domy work and could not even put on
,: my coat without assistance. 1 was so
"; nervous I could get but little sleep and
j would roll and toss from one side of
P . the oed to the other all night long, and
j would get up in the morning all lired
out I was so badly rundown and had
lost so much weight I wass o weak I
y could hardly get about at all.
Well, while I have only taken five
bottlesof Tanlac in all my improve
!'"' cent Is simply remarkable. I have
such a good appetite I am hungry all
the time, and my stomach is in such
I a splendid condition I can eat any
i --c thing I want without suffering the
. least bit from it afterward. The paius
have all gone out of my back and I
never have the least sign of the rheu
matism. In fact, I never have an
j ache or pain of any kind. I sleep as
- sound as a log every night and have
gained in weight and strength until
I can. do twice as much work as I
could before I began taking Tanlac.
Yes, sir( I can recommend Tanlac
after what it has done for me, and T
? ' know It will do the same for others
I If they will only give it a fair trial."
1 Tanlac is sold in Ogden by A. R.
v Mclntyre Drug Co. Advertisement, j
I'fll INDEPENDENTS OPPOSE
jjfl ' Non-partisan league
iJII I FARGO. N. D.. April 9. A special
pW committee of the North Dakota Inde
' pendent Voters' association meeting
p) ! ere ,ast niSnt with committees of
;f ?k1 1 Republicans and Democrats, formu-
jj fcjgjl? Uted a plan of action for opposing the
ft'Ksij N'on-Partlsan league at the primary
ftpSftj . . election June 30.
I'wol IL was recommended that Ropub-
PipJ-Tgi ' Ucan and Democratic slate conven-
Eg Miff tions be held on the same .day In the
Eame city for the forming of party
ftiSyjre'1 y I tickets, and that both parties merge
fijaSm '. j on candidates for the legislature.
(IIEm, "i; Final actiqn as to the date and other
wM - ' details will be taken later.
?lB'j X The Arctic fox is brown in summer
V and whlte in winter.
BUSY P0LIT1GAL
YElfiJS AHEAD
California Voters Face Three
Elections of More Than
Ordinary Importance
SAX FRANCISCO. April 8. Cali
fornia voters face an unusually busy
political year. There will bo tHrcc elec
tions, all of which are regarded by
party leaders as being of more than
ordinary Importance. These olectlons,
and their dates, are:
Presidential primary, May 4.
State primary, August 2 1. .
General election. November 2.
At the presidential primary the
voters will be given an opportunity of
balloting for candidates ns delegates
to the national conventions on one
of three tickets Republican, Demo
cratic and Prohlbtion. On the two lat
der tickets the delegates, of which
there are 2C, will be unopposed ex
cept for the independent candidacy on
the Democratic ticket of Henry II.
Chllders of Los Angeles. Mr. Child
crs. the president of an oil company,
said recently, in explanation of his
candidacy, that "since the Democratic
state central committee did not see fit
to put his name on the regular ticket,
he would try his luck because he
wanted to pro to the national convention."
' Tvro Presidential Candidates
The Republican JKckct will present
a contest between rjval delegations
pledged to support respectively the
candidacies at the national conven
tion of United States Senator Hiram
W. Johnson, of San Francisco, and
Herbert C. Hoover, of Palo Alto. Cal.,
former United States food administra
tor. The ballots will, plainly indicate how
each delegation stands on the matter
I of a preferred candidate. Thus, the
I Republican ballot will contuin two
I parallel lists, and at the hcadof each
will be printed a line indicating which
, candidate the delegation favors for
J the nomination. ,
! No candidate for the presidential
j nomination is excluded by reason of
ja non-residence In California from
entering the state and seeking to elect
a list of delegates favorable to his
own candidacy In the national conven
tions. The primary election niachin
i cry is available to all comers, and
getting the names of pledged candi-
dates on the party ballots Is largely
:a mechanical process.
I After the election of delegates to.
I the conventions comes the minor mat-
tcr of selecting alternate delegates,
who will accompany the regulars and
participate in the voting at the con
ventions only when the regulars are
incapacitated through illness or other
causes. The primary law provides that
the delegates shall meet and select
their own alternates, four at large
and one from each of the state's II
congressional districts.
Voters Not Obligated
A voter Intending to cast his bal
lot at the presidential primary Is un
der no obligation to vote for the ticket
of whose party he registered, state of
ficials have held. If he registered as
a Republican he can demand and re
ceive a Democratic ballot, or the bal
lot of any other party that has candi
dates to be voted for. This situation
caused something of a controversy
In political circles recently, but elec
tion experts contended that the pri
mary law conferred that privilege
specifically.
In August the state primaries will
be in the nature of an elimination
contest. with a United States senator
ship the most important of the vari
ous positions to be voted oh. Senator
James D. Phelan Is a candidate to
succeed himself, but half a dozen or!
more candidates have declared their I
Intention of entering the race.
Ballot Very Long j
The ballot will be a long one, with
the following offices to be voted on:
United States senator.
Eleven congressional representa
tives. One justice of the supreme court
(short term).
Twenty state senators, one from
each even-numbered district.
Eighty assemblymen.
Delegates to the state convention
from even numbered senatorial dis
tricts by each party not represented
by holdover senator.
Presiding justice court of appeal,
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KING REFUSES TO
RE-INSTATE FORMER
DANISH PREMIER
Ex-premier Znhle.
KhiK Christian of Denmark has
efused too re-inatate ax-Premier
Cahle despite the protest of 6ho so
y'al democratic parliamentary group.
first district, division one. short term.
, Presiding Justice court of appeal,
first district, division two.
Two associate justices, court of ap
peal, first district, division two.
Presiding justice, court of appeal,
second district, division two. )
Two associate Justices, court of ap
peal, second district, division two.
Judges of the superior court and
certain non-partisan offices In several
counties.
The law provides that "in case there
is but one person lo be elected at the
November election to any judicial,
school, county or township office, any
candidate "who receives at the August
primary a majority of the total num
ber of votes cast for all the candi
dates for such office shall be the only
candidate whose name shall be print
ed on the ballot at the ensuing elec
tion." Following this primary on the third
Tuesday In September, the state con
ventions will go into action at Sac
ramento there to adopt platforms on
which the candidates will make their
campaigns: elect state central com
mittees, and. as 1920 is a .national
election year, they will also select thir
teen presidential electors to go on
the ballol at the November general
election.
NOTICE
Under no condition will I be re
sponsible for any bills contracted by
anyono other than myself.
tSigned) K. E. SMITH.
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RESUME BUILDING OF
SMITHFIELD PLANT
LOGAN. April 9. Construction
work on the great Smithfiold pea can
ningv plant was resumed this morning
with the return of union labor of Lo
gan under union conditions. Several
meetings have been hold with the
contractors, and it Is hoped a complete
agreement will soon bo reached.
on
Velox Hard Wheat Flour
manufactured for those who
are willing to pay a little
more and get the best. All
leading grocers sell it.
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About Those Dogs
Beautifully marked. aristocratic
Russian Wolf Hounds, for sale. All
are registered dogs and of the best
breeding lu the world. House and auto
j broke. Grand companions tor children
or ladies. Full grown. Call and see
them at 5-11 Washington avenue, Og
den, or address P. O. Box 483, Ogden.
Adv.
TO INVESTIGATE FIRE.
DALLAS, Texas, April S. An offi
cial investigation has been ordered to
determine the origin of an early morn
ing fire at Aviation repair depot, near
i here today, which destroyed five of
the main buildings, more than thirty
army planes, several hundred Liberty
motors and much' other army prop
erly with an estimated loss of more
than $1,000,000.
RECRUITING TEACHERS.
OMAHA, Neb., April 8. A recruit
ing campaign for teachers startB in
Nebraska next week. It will be con
ducted by the state normal at Wayne.
Shortage of teachers In the state is es
timated at more than one thousand.
1 MOTHER!
"California Syrup of Figs"
Child's Best Laxative
Acce"
only look for the name California on
the package, thcin you are sure your
child is having the best and most harm
less physic for the little stomach, liver
and bowels. Children love its fruity
tsstc. Full directions on each bottle.
You must Bay "California."
LICENSES DEED BY
STEWARDS Of JOCKEY
CLUB IN GOTHAM
NEW TOKK, April S. The stew
ards of the Jockey club tonight re
fused to reopon the case of Jockey
Johnny Loftus, under suspension. The
stewards also declined to reopen the
cases of G. Byrnes in applying for a
Jockey's license and of James M. Col
lins for a trainer's- license. Other ap
plications for licenses denied were:
Jockeys William Gapp, C. Gilbert, J.
Groth. T. Parrington and N. Borger;
Trainers V. Hendricks, Cecil Knight,
D. McDermitt, Frank Martin ana
Clyde Phillips. A Hcenso granted to
Jockey Kirschbaum last month was
revoked, and all associations under
the jurisdiction of the club were asked
to refuse further entries from J. C.
S'turgls.
A new selling: race rule was adopted
as follows:
"Rule 172-A: Every horse running
In a selling race may be claimed by
any one except his owner or any per
son acting in his interest after the race
for his entered price, plus the value
of the race to the winner and as much
more in addition as the clalmer wishes
to bid. Any horse so claimed shall
not be eligible to start in any selling
race In the name or interest of the
original owner for thirty racing days
after date of claim."
Democrats to Meet
In San Francisco
Is Cumniings' Order
WATERBURY. Conn., April S. The
Democratic national convention will
be held in San Francisco, according to
Homer S. Cummings, chairman of the
Democratic national committee. He'
made this declaration here tonight
when he wa3 shown a dispatch saying
it was proposed to hold the conven
tion In Oakland, across the bay. Jlr.
Cunmings said:
"There is always a certain amount
of dissatisfaction and complaint at this
stage of the game. The convention
will be held in San Francisco and not
across the bay as proposed. I have a
personal representative in San Fran
cisco at present and he will go ahead
with the program as planned."
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EX-SOLDIER MURDERS
HIS FORMER NURSE
BORDEAUX. April S. Crime,
which has been rampant in France
since the war, has afforded an in
stance of peculiar turpitude in the
case of Maurisc Ducollct, a former
soldier. On .March 12 at Abbeville,
he murdered a woman, who us a Red
Cross nurse had cared for him when
wounded. The victim was Madame
Bonjonnler. wife Of the head of the
bar In' Abbeville: she was killed by
Ducollct and then robbed.
Ducollet has Just been arrested. His
homo at Talence, a suburb of Bor
deaux, was searched and Jewels which
belonged to Madame Bonjonnler were
found there.
ADMIRAL WILSON IS
BEFORE NAVY PROBE
WASHINGTON. April S. Admiral
H. B. Wilson, commander In chief of
the Atlantic fleet, disagreed today
with many of Rear Admiral Sims'
criticisms of the navy department's
conduct of the war. Before the sen
ate Investigating committee, the ad
miral declared the active fleet never
was better prepared for war than in
April, 1917, the department whole
heartedly and energetically cooperated
with the allies from the moment war
EAST TO DARKEN
Hflpill
You Can Bring Back Color
and Lustre With Sage Tea
and Sulphur
When you darken your hair with
Sage Tea and Sulphur, no one can tell,
because it's done so naturally, so even
ly. Preparing this mixture, though, at
home is" niussy and troublesome. At
little cost you can buy at any drug
store the ready-to-use preparation, im
proved by the addition of other Ingred
ients called "Wyeth's Sage and Sul
phur Compound." You just dampen a
sponge or softbrush -with it and draw
this through your hair, taking one
small strand at a time. By morning
all gray hair disappears and, after an
other application or two your hair be
comes beautifully darkened, glossy and
luxuriant
Gray, faded hair, though no dis
grace, is a sign of old age, and as we
all desire a youthful and attractive ap
pearance, get busy at once with
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Compound
and look years younger. Advertisement.
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How to Remove Easily.
Here's a chance, MIbs Freckle-face,
to try a remedy for freckles with the
guarantee of a reliable concern that it
will not cost you a penny unless it
removes the freckles; while if It does
give you a clear complexion the ex
pense is trifling.
Simply get an ounce of Othine dou
ble strength from any druggist and
a few applications should show you
how easy it is to rid yourself of the
homely freckles and got a beautiful
complexion. Rarely is more than one
ounce needed for the worst case.
Be sure to ask the druggist for he
double strength Othine as this strength
is sold under guarantee of money
back if it falls ta remove freckles.
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UNABLE TO AGREE;
JURY DISCHARGED
SAN LUIS OBISPO, Calif.. April S.
The Jury trying Mrs. Myrtle Dean
for the murder of her husband. Fred
i L. Dean. Paso Ttoblcs rancher, was
I discharged at 1:50 today after It had
reported to the court that it could not
agree on a verdict.
The foreman, Henry Dawe, an
nounced that the final vote stood nine
to three for conviction. The Jury was
j out 51 hours.
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versity of Pittsburgh, and one of th
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omers, died at his homo here tonigftH
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