The Ogden standard. [volume], April 17, 1919, LAST EDITION - 3:30 P.M., Page 10, Image 10

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I j J THL: OGDEN STANDARD: OGDEN, UTAH, THURSDAY. APRIL 17, 1919.
1 1 THE OUTBURST OF EVERET TRUE
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FOUR KILLED IN
I DISORDERS IN
I CITYOF MILAN
I I MIL AX, Italy, April 17. Four per-j
I i ' sons were killed and several wound. 1
I i . during: disorders here Wednesday inci- j
I t deDt to clashes between Sociali-t and
I : antl-Socinlist groups Th o!
I the newspaper Avanti were wrecked
I I by the Socialists.
I j The workmen of Milan, Bologna,
I j Turin and Genoa, the principal main;
I facturing cities of northern Italy. b
I gnn a 21-hour strike today.
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I Exhibition Games
MEMPHIS, Tenn., April 16 Score:
0 R. H. E.
j Chicago Americans 12 12 3
If Memphis Southern A.-s'n ... 3 11 7
, Batteries Kerr and Lynn; Canavan,
I Fentres and Dchaney.
I OKLAHOMA CITY. April 16. score;
I I B H. E.
1 Chicago Nationals 9 H 2;
1 Oklahoma Cit Western l'gue.3 10 3
I Batteries Martin Weaver and 0'-
1 Farrcll; Griffin. Tabor and Griffith.
; GOLDSBORO N. C. April 16 Score
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j New York Americans 5 6 0
'i Brooklyn Nationals .1 6 4
A Batteries Schneider. Shawkey, and
I Ruel; Marquard and M. Wheal.
I Join the crowds at the As-
I sembly, 2408 Washington.
Dance every Tuesday, Thurs
j day and Saturday nights.
Music by Novelty Dance Or-
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11 Male Members of
Taberncale Choir
I Meet Tonight
The male members of the Ogd n
Tabernacle Choir are to meet tonight
at 7:45 o'clock for a special rehears-a :
on new music. At 8:15 the wonu
will assemble and the balance of the
evening will be devoted to the prejjar
aiion of new mu?ic for the Weber
stake conference, to be held In Ogden
next Sunday at 10 a. m. and 2 p. m.
A large number of new chorouses
are being considered and studied by
the choir and the purpose of the prac
tice tonight is to put on the finishing
touches
Apostle Stephen L. Richards, an ard-
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Rippling Rhymes
(By Walt Mason)
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FORGET IT.
By Walt Mason.
Forget the grief of yesterday, he is!
the greatest bore I know who button- ;
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but relief is olten Kv3
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YOUR BODYGUARD -3060'7T.2Q
FELT LIKE MUSCLES
WERE TIED IN 101
That Is Exactly the Way Tin
dall Says His Rheuma
tism Acted.
"I had never taken a dose of Tanlnc
in my life until some six weeks ago.
but T have received more benefit from
the three bottles 1 have just finished
than from all the other medicines I
have taken put together," said George
R. Tlndall. of 6002 Eighteenth avenue,
South. Seattle, the other day. Mr
Tindall is employed at the Skinner &
Eddy Ship Yards.
"For several years," he continued,
"suffered terribly from muscular
rheumatism and kidney trouble. The j
muscles of my right arm would draw i
up at the elbow, and feel like they
were lied in a knot, I had no appetite
and the little I fprced down didn't do
me much. If any good My kidney
worried me night and day. I had an
awful misery up and down my s-pine,
and my baek right over my kidneys
would hurt so bad that if I stooped
over it would almost kill me to
straighten up again. I couldn't rest j
well al night, and many a time I would j
wake up al midnight, and never sleep
another wink the balance of the nighl
then my back would start hurting BO
bad that I could hardly get up out of
bed
"I guess I have taken every kind of
medicine sold without getting a bit of
relief, and I was in mighty bad shape
when I decided to see if Tanlac would
help me. Well, 1 can honestly say that
I haven't had an ache or a pain Bince
shortly after I started on Tanlac I
sleep like a log at night, and my wife
tells me that I am liable to eat us both
out of house and home if I keep on
with the appetite Tanlac has given me
I feel so well and hearty in every wav
tl)al I have told the boys down at the
ship yard how much good Tnnlar baa
done for me. for I hope that my exper
ience will be the means of helping oth
i r. who may hao troubles like I had "
Tanlac is sold in Ogden by A. R.
Melntyrc Drug Co. Two busy stores.
Advertisement.
holes us on his way, to talk about
some bygone woe Forget the grudge
you've held so long against the gent
who lives next door; ii's doubtless
true you're in the wrong: his brad's
entitled to be sore. Forget the
fhanres you have missed, forget the
hopes that proved a frost; there al
ways is a chance, I wist, as good as
any you have lost. Forget your
princely pedigree, forget the .blue
blood in your veins; ret out where
common mortals be, and malch with
theirs your stately br iin? Forget the
graudeur of the past if you're redueeo
to low estate; get down to tacks and
hustle fast, and keep vour winning
smile on straight Forget the dark, un
pleasant things, we all have troubles
of our own- we love the whn
smile? and sings detest the one who
sheds a groan . Forget the ailments
FOWLER AND TM
M GUIS ATM
LOCAL SHOOT
W. P Fowler and John L. Tayloi
were the high guns in yesterday's
shnnt at thr Ogden Hun elub. Fowler
broke 4f out of 50 targets Taylor
Ford and T'oon endeavored to equal
the score, hut were unsuccessful, only
breaking 48.
Taylor won the 100 target event,
breaking flfi out of a possible 100. A
shoot for the cup donated by G. L.
decker will commence next Wednes
day and will, continue each week dur
ing the season. The artist that wins
the greatest number of these shoots
will be given the cup.
Following are the scores for yeMer
dav's shoot:
W. P Fowler 49
C J. boon '8
J. L. Taylor 48
Ernest Ford '13
A. P. Bigelow 4 7
Bert Bailey IfJ
Al Brewer , 41
William Settle 40
Scores for ill. Km target event were
as follows:
J. I,. Taylor 9C
A. P. Bigelow 04
Ernest Ford 93
C. J. Doon 93l
Bert Bailev 93
W. P. 1-owlea 92
you have had, the mumps, the gland
ers and the gout, forget the truss and
liver pad, and talk of tractors, tripe
and trout Forget all weary things
that bore, that keep men yawning as
you spiel; spring gladness when you
have the floor, and tell how dad
blamed good you feel!
Copyright by George Matthew Adams.
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' JUST FOLKS
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FREEDOM'S FRIENDS.
By Edgar A. Guest.
We have spoken through our guns;
They havo shrieked our lovo of
rlgM.
V have spoken through our sons
Who have gladly borne the fight,
i We have told the crushed and weak
That we serve no selfish creeds;
i Now for justice let us speak
j Through the glory of our deeds.
On the far-flung battle line
We have battled for the truth.
As a pledge for all that's fine
We have sacrificed our youth.
! We have fought as freedom's friend.
Now the thundering cannons cease!
I And the w arfare's at an end.
Let us be as brave in peace.
In the heal nnd pain of strife
And the lumult of the test
We have guarded human life
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And have rescued the oppressed, I
And we boasted that we sought
Only freedom for the world;
Lei ua Ji-ve as we have fought
Now the battle flags are furled.
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That for justice we will die.
We hae braved the ocean's flood
Majving truth our battle cry.
We have pledged ourselves to seek
Only joys which we may give,
Now for justice let us speak
And for justice let us live.
(Copyright 1919 by Edgar A. Guest. I
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Little .'-year-old Vivian, visiting In I
the country for the first time hap
pened to notice the cattle enjoying ,
their cud.
"Say. grandpa!" she exclaimed,
"does you have to buy gum for all
them cows to chew ? "
IVu a great misfortune not to hava
judgment enough to keep silent at the
right emit.
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If a friend borrows your umbrella
it will probably keep Lent.
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