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H 2 THE OGDEN STANDARD; OGDEN, UTAH, THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1920
I1!'-1 Doctor Tells How to Detect
'I , I Harmful Effects of Tobacco
'' Try these SIMPLE TESTS
I, I ( i Ncw. York: Doctor Connor formerly of
i I John? Tlopkinfi liospltal. says: Mai.y
, I ritfcn who smoke, ch-v or snuff inccs3nnl-
i lyp and who aiu1 seemingly healthy aro
I suffering from progressive organic a I!
' ( tocnts. Thousands of them would never
I hq.vc. been afflicted had U not been for the
'. , vvsq of tobacco, and thousands would soon
. . get well If they would only stop the uso
' i ofttobacco. The chief habit forming prm-
l1 i . citilc of tobacco Is nicotine, a deadly poi-
I . Fpn which, when absorbed by tho system
1 ' slowly affects the nerves, membranes, Ms-
,1, sues and vital organs of the body. Tho
I lwrmful cffocl of tobacco varies and e
' pends on circumstances. One will ne
afflicted with general debility, others with
catarrh of the throat. Indigestion, con-
l i silpaiion extremf nervousness, sleepless
. 1 ncss, loss of memory, lock of will power.
! ' luentol confusion, etc. Others may suffer
I from heart disease, bronchial trouble,
hardening'' of the arteries, tuberculosis,
liindncss or even cancer or the common
1 affliction known as tobacco heart. If you
' iwJo tobacco In any form you can easily
i delect the harmful effects by making ths
following simple tests. Road nloud on?
,i full pngo rrom a book. If. In the course
I I ' o& reading, your voice becomes muffled,
i ' I hoarse and indistinct, and you must fre-
. i I , , nncntlv clear your throat, the rhnncesr"
' 1 that your throat Is affected ny catarrh
1 '( I (yid It juav be the beginning of more se-
! ' rTous trouble. Next. In the morning he-
., 1 fore tnklng your usual smoke, walk up
! i j three flights of stair at a regular puce.
I1! I Republicans Arrange
s! 1 for June Convention
J . '.CHICAGO, Feb. 12. Will H. Haya,
jj 'f chairman of the Republican commit-
i ; 0 ' ree, A. T. Hart, chairman of the con
I I I. v'ention committee, and Frod W. Up-
j l V ham, formerly national treasurer, con
, " feTred today on details of the national
"1' j '' convention here June S.
1 ' -It was announced that 13,-iOO seats
1 -vvould be provided In the Coliseum,
Several hundred more than for the 191G
i J' i' convention, A gold badge with a me-
I t. dallion of Lincoln suspended from an
1 1 I'i American flag was decided upon for
; ! tHo delegates and sergeant at arms
, and his assistants. Alternates will
I wear a bronze badge similar In de-
j.l 1 Blgn.
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I CUT THIS OUT IT IS WORTH I
J i , MONEY. ;
!l , , ,:;D0N'T MISS THIS. Cut out this.
! ' 1 I sJip, enclose with 5c and mail it to
'I1 I 1 F,oley & Co., 2835 Sheffield Ave., Chi
' i , , cago, 111., writing your name and ad
drees clearly. You will receive in re-
;Im If ' trn a trial package containing Foley's
' H,oney and Tar Compound, for coughf,
! i' ' Gplds and croup; Foley Kidney Pills
i ' for pain in sides and back; rheumt-
,s if tism, backache, kidney and bladder all-
, t w ments; and Foley Cathartic Tablets,
! y a wholesome and thoroughly cleansing
j cathartic, for constipation, biliousness,
1 headache, and sluggish bowels. A. R.'
; jl Mclntvre Drug Co. Advertisement.
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, Sultan Donates Grain
!i' ' to Feed the Starving
'I j NEW YORK, Feb. 12. The sultan
, 1 1 , of Turkey has donated 6.000.000 kilos
lj t; ! of grain to help feed the starving peo
I " pies in Armenia and other parts of
' I the empire, according to a cable mes-
; jjage received tonight by officers of
! 1 ' tlie Near East relief. The cable stated
j I ' that the. gift of the sultan was due to
I ' the insistence of Major Davis G. Ar-
i 1 nold, near east relief commissioner in
J i Constantinople, who urged that the
J ! grain which has been held by profi-
! teers at prohibitive prices be dlstribul-
1 1 ed to the destitute.
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II , , I Ult fameut OIL OF KOREIN, follow Jlrcc-
II 1 B tlons et Koicla (jitcm Ibcrcnltb: btcomo 1
i . lltndfr. hetllMer. atlracUre, tffitlent; I.tVK ffl
1 1 ' "I tONQKEt Sold by buiy druggliti. lncludlsz: B
I G. F Cave, Tabernacio Pnarmaoy
' 1 I v E. Cave, Culley Drug Co., Five H ;
j I Points Drug Co., McBrlde Drug Ci H
' ' ' IB And by naed iruoobti vtrher nho win I
j J upply you vrllb ceoulnt OIL 01' liOBElX 3 ,
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, i Governor Edwards
! , , Assails W. J. Bryan;
I TRENTON." N. J., Feb. 12. Answer-!
i ins William J. Bryan's latest attack on ;
I him by declaring that personal liberty
, j is involved in the question of prohibi-l
I lion, nnd not nterely the ability of one
I Ld get a drink. Governor Edwards has
I'. I ! Issued a statement' intimating that
I I Bryan's '"hysterics" about prohibition;
' I J was simply a mask to cover an attack ;
' i 1 on Democratic National Chairman
1 Cummings who, the governor said, was
I a "formidable obstacle to the Nebras-
j i kan's political designs." Mr. Edwards
id reiterated his determination to take
' I , the matter of prohibition" before the
, ,! J Democratic national convention,
j jt ; i, "Jt it be true," Governor Edwards
,. ( ' ! sijid, "that the remote places and the
,' j wilderness are able to send enough
II' 'I J delegates to this convention, who eith-
V' , Jl cr blindly or stubbornlv will eject
It 'h ,
: . COLDS breed and" zfx
f ( Spread INFLUENZAVn)
H i 'vILL THE COLD ATk
1 X)NCB WITH
'!!;.', bill's
H j XASCARAQUININE
B 7 Standard cold remedy for 20 ye in
H ) .!n ublet loxm jalc, sure, no
H , opiates breakt up a cold in 24
H if" I'I hours relieve crip in 3 days.
H i, --sOMoneyt back U It falls. Tho
B Cnflu!vV. Eenulne box haa a Tied
H m?. IvVMnl nil B. t0P with Mr. Hill's
H''ti ; i VJulHr? picture.
H lade has 432 TWcnty fiftl
then stop. If you find that you are out"
of In-rath, your h?nrl bout i forced.
trcnbllnp or Irroular. you may he -i
victim of functional Or organic hnart
trouble. If you feel that you must
smoke, chow or snuff to unlet your ncrws
you sue ji slave to the tobacco habit. ind
aro poHltiVolpoisonSr.e yourself with the
deadly drup, nicotine. In cither enso yovi
have Just two alternatives keep on with
the solf-polHOnliifi process Irrespective of
the dnngurs and r.uffor the conacmienccH,
or plve up tlo Imblt ;md escape tne dnn
pcr You enn overcome the craving ana
stop the habit in u very short thnc by
uslnc: tlio following Inexpensive formula.
Go to any drug store and ask for Nlcoiol
tablets, take" one tablet after ench meal,
and In a comparatively short time vou
will have no desire for tobacco, the crav
ing will Imvo left you. With the nicotine
po'mon out of your system your general
health will quickly improve.
NOTE Wnon asked about Nicolol tan
lets one of our leading dnifiTKists said:
"It is truly a wonderful remedy for tho
tobacco habit; away abend of anylhinp we
have ever rold before. We are author
ized by the manufacturers to refund tlie
money to every dissatisfied customer,
and we would not "mrniii .ic use of our
name unless the remedy possessed im-.
usual merit." Xleotol tablets ar sold im
this cltv under an Iron-clad monej -back
fninrontec by all up-to-dnte drug-fflstJ,
IncludlnK the A. R. Mclntyrc Druff Co.
Advertisement.
i from the convention those who desiro
for each state a doctrine of personal
liberty, then this is only another indi
cation of the path along which tho
Democratic party is to tread in tho
November elections."
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Halifax Veterans Are
Pledged Against U. S.
HALIFAX, N. S., Feb. 12. Members
of tbe Halifax army and navy veterans
association have unanimously passed
a resolution pledging themselves "in
dividually and as a unit to purchase as
little as possible of goods manufactur
ed in the United Stales, or of food
produced in tho United States," be
cause of the price of the Canadian dol
lar in that country.
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' QUICK fllEf FKOM
flNsmmi
Ge.f, Di Edwards Ob'"e 1 ablets
That Ji6 Iovfu' cry of 'housards
since D' Edward." produced C'jve
Tablets- the subsL'fvte (or 'alomd
Dr. Edwards 3 practicing physician
fot 17 yean5 and calomel a old lime
enemy, discovered the Jormubj for OUv
Tablets whuV treating D?t'e.ntp for
chronir constipation and torpid livers.
Dr Edwards" Olive. Tablets do not
; contain calomel, but a healing, sxr.hing
1 vegetable laxative
No rjripuig is tbe "kevcoe" of these
Tittle su.qar -coated, olive-ro'ored tab
lets. Thcv cause the bowels and liver to
i act uormallv. Thev never fore? thern
, to uunaturaJ action.
! If you have a "dark brown mouth"
I bad breath a dull, f.ired feeling side
' headache torpid b'ver constipation-.
you'll find quick, sure and pleasant r
' suits from one or two of Dr- Edwards'
Olive Tablets at bedtime.
Thousands take them every night jus"
't keep right. Try them, 10c and Z-
Advertisement.
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THEATRES PERFECTLY j
SAFE DOCTOR SMS;
i
Hysteria Caused by Shutting
Down City Creates Danger
ous Condition Says M. D. -
SALT LAKE, Feb. 12. Since Janu
ary 29 the influenza epidemic has de
clined steadily, and is now not only
undor control, but almost entirely
stamped out, and within the next ten
days the epidemic will be a thing of
the past, said MaJ. Wlllard Christoph
trson, city health commissioner, yes-1
terday, before the Commercial club,
at its -weekly luncheon.
I "Any action taken by the health de
partment iu closing down the schools,
theatres and public places which are!
; kept well ventilated and sanitary I
would lead to worse complications i
Ithan can possibly be experienced by
(leaving them open," ho said. "Ai-j
though the schools invite more die
lease than any other factor, tho school
j children are constantly under supcr
j vision of competent nurses anil medl
1 cal men, and are better able to care
j for the health of tho children than the
'average home.
, "There is nothing to fear from the
first-class theatres of this city," said
Dr. Christopher. "Tbe hysteria which
would be caused among tho people by
shutting down the city would be one of
tho most dangerous conditions In han
'dling an epidemic," he said, "anil al
though the true situation of the influ
enza epidemic should not be hidden,
yet tliifi hysteria must bo avoided. The
economic loss to the city, he asserted,
alp.o must be considered, as it would
' tend to Increase industrial unrest,"
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BACK NUMBERS.
"What aro you reading, daughter?"
"A novel entitled 'The Heart of Ger
aldlne.' "
"Umph! Rubbish, I suppose!"
"Yos, Dad. It's a book you present
ed to mother, years ago."
Birmingham Age-Herald.
j' The strange part of it all is that the
Mexican border "comes bo close to the
United Statoa for the aamc reason the
, ocean comes so close to tho shore.
! linn i n i miii i im ,
NEW SAIR after BALDNESS
XT YOU r lojlnt hilr. Iiit d.ndnslT. or ic
bMd, iMt b fcuown ihit KOTALKO. conuin
Int Ctr.ulnt bur l tud rtitr potnt !nnU
rcj It noodfrlUIlT uecmfal. Fot mtn. cna.
cUUron. Itlr iriwn, ituidrurr rSlmlni.l la
nmj' tu!i vihn til rj Ullni. :mo fll'AH
A.OKK Jrl Dnujfj-i;uci.l-offer. Oil Uu. tl
JUct of KOTALKO to
h j J. H. Brittaln, Inc., SUtloaF, New York, N.Y.
i Advertisement.
BARWES TAKES ISSUE
WITH SENATOR GMi
. I
Denies Contention that Wheat
Price Guarantee Act is Leteri
mental to Farmers
WASHINGTON. Feb. 12 Taking is
sue with Senator Gronna of North
Dakota, who, in Introducing a bill to
repeal the 'wheat price guarantee act,
Biiid that" such a guarantee was no
longer needed for protection of the
farmers, Julius IT Barnes, federal
wheat director, in a statement said
that on the day the measure was in
troduced certain grades of wheat on
tho Minneapolis market fell within
five cents of the guarantee. .lust a
few days previous, Mr. Barnes added,
the same grades on the saine market j
had fallen fifty cents and more pen
bushel.
Mr.' Barnes also denied the conten
tion of the North Dakota senator that
the wheat guarantee act was enforced
so as to prevent wheat prices rising
above the guarantee. No authority
exists in the act. tho wheat director
said, to forbid tradiug at a higher
price.
"Wheat is 103. per cent higher than
in 1913 while bread is up 77 per cent,"
said Mr. Barnes' statement. "Farm
products of all kinds average 130 per
cent up and with this showing of
wheat advance so much above the av
erage, I do not believe tho wheat farm
er enjoys being continually represent
ed as discontented and greedy for
more.''
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! Tried Pyramid
; for PiSss P
If Not, Send for n Free Trlnl Treat
ment. Mnn:r Saved From
Operations.
Have you tried Pyramid? If not,
why don't you? The trial is free
Just mail coupon bolow and tho
Pyramid I Von
Will Snrcly Atcc After a Trial.
results may amaze you. Others aro
praising- Pyramid Pile Treatments aa
their deliverer why not you? Mall
coupon noTT or get a. COc box from .
any drugslst anywhere. Tako no
substitute.
FREE SAMPLE COUFON
PTBASflD DRDO COUPANT.
KC Pyramid Bide.. Marshall, Utcti.
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Pyrcmitl Pilo T.-tatafent, In plain wrapper.
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For Colds, Grip or Influenza
jand as a Preventative, take LAXA
TIVE BROMO QUININE Tablets.
Look for E. W. GROVE'S signature on
the box. 30c Advertisement.
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Men and Boys Akndon
Farm Life for City j
j
ITHACA. N. y., Feb. 12. The aban
donment of farpi life by men and boys,
during the past year for the city has
left more than 2-1,000 habitable farm
homes in the state vacant, according to
estimates made public here by Prof.
G. F Warren of Cornell university. His
figures were based on a survey of
nearly -1000 representative New York
ifarms which has just been completed
by federal and state agricultural au
thorities. The survey indicated, lie explained,
that three men had left the farm for
every one returning. He said that
about 35,000 men and boys left farm
ing to go into other Industries and
about 11,000 went from other indus
tries back to the farm making a net
loss to the farms of 21,000 persons. j
Professor Warren said that the farm
abandonment figures explained the
scarcity of houses in the cities.
B!ood4roa Phosphate
Hdps Thin Folks
Put On Flesh
if you are weak, thin and emaciated
and can't put on flesh or got strong,
no matter how much you eat, go to Mc
Intyre Drug Co., or any other druggist,
and get enough Blood-Iron Phosphate
for three weeks' treatment it costs
only 50 cents a week and take as di
rected. If at the end of three weeks
l you don't feel stronger and better than
I you have for months; if your eyes
, aren't brighter and your nerves stead
ier; if you don't sleep better, and yuor
vim, vigor and vitality aren't more
than doubled, or if you haven't put on
Beveral pounds of good slay-there flpsh
you can have your money buck for the
asking and T31ood-Iron Phosphate will
cost you nothing. Advertisement.
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Mrs. lala Bniimnitt
Asks for Separation
Divorce proceedings against J. J.
Brummltt hae been instituted in tho
district court by Lulu Brummltt. on
the grounds of cruelty. The two were
married in Salt Lake. August 16. 1905,
and have three children
Last Monday the husband packed
his personal belongings and left their
home, the plaintiff claims. She asks
(or dlvorcp, custody of the children,
temporary and permanetu alimony,
costs, and aakn the court to award her
the family residenoe.
ILUNOISDW
Says He Has Never Known
Medicine to Produce Results
Like Tanlac
Dr. B. II. Elder, with offices at -110
Shradski Bldg., Peoria, 111., who has
been In aactlve practice for over forty
years, soft's:
"Medical science has never before
produced a medicine that brings re
sults like Tanlac. I have been prescrib
ing it some time with remarkable re
sults. Personally I had .suffered for
I years from stomach trouble and rheu
matism and had devoted my best
thought trying to find relief but to no
avail. After eating, gas would Xorm
in my stomach and affect my heart,
j causing poor circulation, cold hands
and feet, dizziness, peculiar feelings,
I terrible headaches and cramps. The
I rheumatism pained me so I could hard
, ly stand to move my legs or arm?.
"1 had a pat Tent who had also suf
fered for years with tho same trouble
'as mine, and although I did all I could
for him he got no better. One day,
after lie had been away for about six
months, he came to my office and nev
er in my life have I seen a man look
better or seem to feel bettor than he
did. He told mo Tanlac was what had
brought about the wonderful change.
I began trying the medicine at once
with the result that a few bottles re
lieved me entirely of stomach trouble,
rheumatism and all my other ail
ments. Although I am an extra hear
ty eater nothing ever disagrees with
me any more. I have prescribed Tan
lac in case3 of rheumatism, kidney and
bladder disorders and a run down con
dition with wonderful results, and I
feel that I ought to givo my experience
with Tanlac to the public for the bene
fit of suffering humanity."
Tanlac is sold in Ogden by A. R.
Mclntvre Drug Co. Advertisement.
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Teachers Given a $450
Increase in Salary
CHICAGO, Feb. 12 Teachers in the
Chicago elementary schools have ob
tained a salary increase of $450 a year
and high school teachers an Increase
of ?100, under a deciaien by the bonrd
of education. The increases are re
troactive to January 5.
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Easy to Make This I
Pine Cough Remedy I
T Tho!innil of fnmllim cwwr by IU f
T prompt rrilll. Inrxpriidlvo, 7
t nnd avc nlnjut 92. t
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Yoi know tlmt pine i used in nearly
nil prescriptions and remedies for coiifrha.
The reason is tlint nine contain several
peculiar element Ilia h.nvc. a renmrk
nble eirect in rotlumr nml henlnic the
membrnnes of the throat anil" chest. Pino
is famous for this purpose.
Pine cough svrups arc combinations
j of pine and svnip. The "svrup" part
is usually plain pujrar .syrup.
To make the befl pho 00112I1 remedy
that money can buy. put 2 ounces
of Pmex in a pint bottle, and fill up
with home-made sugar 5vnip. Or von
can use clnrified molHc, honey, or corn
ftvrup, instead of simiir syrup. Either
way. you make a full pint more thnn
you can buy ready-made for three times
the moncv It is pure, good and tery
pleasant children take it eacerly.
Vou enn feel tin lake hold of a cough
or cold in a way llitit means business.
The cough may be dry. linarse and tight,
or nuy be persistently loose from tho
formation of phlegm. The cause is the
same inllamed membranes and this
Pines nnd Syrup combination will stop
it UMiallv in 2-1 hours or less. Splendid,
too. for bronchial asthma, hoarsctiCis,
or anv ordinary throat ailment.
Pinex is a highlv concentrated com
pound of genuine Nonvav pine extract,
and i. famous the world over for its
prompt elTcct upon coughs.
Beware of Mibt:tiitcs. Ask your
drngcist for "2 Vs ounces of Pinex" with
directions, nnd don't accept anything
else. Guaranteed to give ahoolule satis
faction or money retunded. 1'he Tincx
Co,, Ft. Wnync, Ind. j
Advertisement, j
WH TODAY
I
A Tine program has been arranged 1
for Lincoln day. Doroihy Dalton and1
Douglas MacLean iu the "Home Break-;
er" Pathe Weekly and tho "Smart
Set." You will enjoy, every minute.
Southern melodioB on the big organ.
Schedule. 2:15, ' A. 5:45, 7:30, 9:15.
"Pollyanna" next Sunday, four days.
"Every "Woman" a week later. Mar
guerite Clark follows Mary Pickford !
next Thursday. j
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Assistant State Club
Leader Coming Monday!
Miss Goldle Faux, assistant state
club leader, will arrive in Ogden next
Monday and will spend a week in an
extensive campaign for Junior farm
bureau work. Miss Faux will assist
J. A. Taylor, county club leader.
Five hundred young people of six
teen towns have thus far become mem
bers of the county Soys' and girls'
clubs. A scries of organization meet
ing arc being planned In connection
with Miss Faux's visit. t
OGDEN TO PRODUCE '
FILM IT HUM
,
Local Talent to Essay Leading
Roles as Pantages Fea-"
lure Today
Ogden will produce a real movie
"drammer" in seven reels and with
local talent essaying the roles of the
heroine, the vainpire, the vlllian and
all the characters necessary to a auc-
jcessful cinema thriller. The scene?
!At the Orpheum theatre beginning this
t afternoon at 2:-15 when Tom Ward,
jonc of rnovieland's famous directors,
will supervise personally the filming
of a motion picture which when com-
ipleted will be thrown on the screen
ut the Pantages.
"Making Movies." is the title of the
1 feature attraction of today's new bill
at the Pantages. and this will not only,
give many Ogden movie nspirants an I
opportunity to find out whether hisj
or her face "registers" well and wheth-1
er fame in motion pictures awaits
them, but will show the public ex
actly how motion pictures are made.
A motion picture studio complete In
every detail will provide the setting.
An episode of themiotlon picture will!
be taken nt every performance. The 1
cast will be composed of entirely local
talent. j
With "Making Movies" will also ap
pear Vema Mersereau, famous dance
artiste, who-will present "Reincarna
tion," a danco drama of the pnst and
present. Miss Mersereau will be as
sisted by George McCoriuack. ' !
Novel juggling tricks that have plen
! ty of comedy will be given by tho Gal
lons, while Harry and Etlu Conlcy will
offer one 6f vaudeville's most rollick
ing rural skits, "At the Old Cross
roads." As a special added attraction for
this week's mill, Manager J. F. Goss
is presenting ISmil Farnlund, Ogden's
marimbaphone artist, who will be
heard in "Melodious Moments." Mo
will play both classical and popular
numbers.
William Dick, not only has a pleas
ing voice, but a knack on the guitar
lhat promises Jolly entertainment.
There will also be tho ucunl motion
picturese and a snappy musical ar
rangement by Albert Erickson and his
concert orchestra.
The new prices go into effect with
today's show:
Lower floor. 50 conts; first five
row3 in the balcony. 40 cents; babncci
of balcony, 35 cents; gallery 25 cents,
war .tax Included. There will bo no
changes in matinee prices. Adv.
DEAD
Life is a burden when tVe body
is racked with pain. Everything
worries and the victim becomes
despondent and downhearted. To
I bring back the sunshine take
j SOL MEDAL :
J Tho national remedy of Holland for over
200 years; it 13 an enemy of All pains r
cuking from kidney, live and uric acid
troubles. All druggists, threo sizes.
1 L00V for tho name Cold Madx.1 on CTorr box
ajad accept no imitation
HOME BREWERS WILL
BE PHD TD
FULL EXTENT
"Home brewers" will be punished
to the fullest extent of the law al
though no private home will be invad
ed except where the evidence is of
such a "flagrant" character as to make
intervention necessary for the peace
of of mind of the community. Such
was tlie decision made by Mathonlhah
Thomas, federal dicertor of prohibi
tion yetcrday.
Under this ruling all fermentation
of innocent appearinghousehold com
modities such as raisins and fruits as
well as molasses and all other syrups
will bo strictly out of order and not in 1
accordance with the best of prohibi
tion laws.
Makers of home brew who have
come into such nation wide promin
ence, since the enactment of prohibi
tion must from now on be cautious In
giviug their products the publicity
among friends which has' character
ised the move to date., said Mr. Thom
as, as dame gossip travels fast and
ere long may reach the ears of the fed
eral prohibition officers.
Private stocked cellars taken by
woll meaning citizens in anticipation
of a long drouth will not be subjected
to confiscation under federal laws, pro
viding applications for their upkeep
are filed with the federal director of
prohibition and that such cellars do
not oxceed in amount tho modest de
mands which may be made by a single
family
Don't Poison Baby
TfORTY YEARS AGO almost every mother thought her child must havo
H PAREGORIC, or laudanum to make it sleep. These drugs will produce
1 sleep, and a FEW DP.OPS TOO MANY will produce the SLEEP ,
FROM. WHICH THERE IS NO "WAKING. Many are the ohildren who 1
have beon killed or whoee health haa ben ruined for life by paregoric, lauda- 1
num and morphine, each of which is a narcotic product of opium. Druggists
nro prohibited from Helling cither of the narcotics named to children at all, or ;
to anybody without labtdlins theru "poiaon." Tho deilnltion of ''narcotic"
is "A mtdicinc which relieves pain and produces cleejJf but which in poison-,
ous doKcs profluce.1 stupor, coma, convulsions and death" Tho taste and
smell of medicines containing opium aro disguised, and sold under tho names
of " Drop3," " Cordials," 14 Soothing 8yrup3, etc. You should not permit any ,
medicine to bo given to your children without you or your phyeicion know '
of what it la composed. CASTORIA DOES NOT
CONTAIN NARCOTICS, if it tears the signature ,
i of Chaa. H. Fletcher. ,
Gcnuluo Castorla always bears the signature of JVv &CCUA t
SUMMER DUTIES AHE
IDE AVAILABLE FBI
MEN 01 HUE
Providing summer dainties hereto-1
fore denied isolated employes of the
forost service by the simplo means of,
covering a pile of snow with .several
incnes of sawdust, and using the snqwj
during summer months In the making
of Ice cream, is described in a newb
letter from the local forest officcf. 1
Eprly last spring, employes of the
forest service in the Cottonwood nurs-;
ery, found that gathering snow for
storing nursery stock was necessary.!
The stock was removed from the snow,
during tho middle of June and Super-1
visor Fetherolf covered the remaining
snow with sawdust. The expcrimenl
proved successful and the employes'
were able to make ice cream on July 4.:
It is reported that this means of pre-i
serving snow during the summer lr be-'
ing practiced by man rangers within
the loroats this season.
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MARGARET AILII
ST ORPHEUM S80I
Margaret Anglln, the brilliant Amor
icon actress will be seen here at tho
Orpheum theatre on Tuesday, Febru
ary 17, in her new play "The Woman
of Bronze" by Henry Kitsomaccher
and Eugene Dolard.
To describe tho pla.y briefly, it is a
brilliant one, resplendent with scintil- j
latlng dialogue and withal, dramatic,
to an extreme. Other than to disclose
it as a 3trictly modern play which cuts
out a slice from real life for presenta
tion back of the footlights, would be
to deprive Its audiences of much of
the pleasure in store for thorn.
I If tlie words of hundreds of critics
I may be taken, "The Woman of
Ero'nze" is most decidedly worth
while. It is a gem of tho finest cut.
dramatically, ajid theatregoers of Og
den will do woll to mark carefully the ,
date of its presentation. They should I
not miss it. Seat sale Friday. Adv. j
I STOP CATARRH! OPEN
i NOSTRILS AND HEAD : 1
1 Says Cream Applied In Nostrils !
llieves Head-Colds at Once. j
If your nostrils are clogged and your 1
head is stuffed nnd you can't breathe i
iroply because of a cold or catarrh, just
r,'i a small bottle of Ely's Cream Balm
: any drug store. Apply a little of
h's fragrant, antiseptic cream into (
your nostrils and lot it penetrate I
i h rough every air passage of your'
head, soothing and healing the in-'
flamed, swollen mucous membrane and
you get instant relief. J
Ah! how good it feels. Your nostrils i
i're open, your head Is clear, no more I
hawk.ng. snuffling, blowing; no more I
headache, dryness or s'ruggling for
breath Ely's Cream Balam is just
what sufferers from head colds and
catarrh need. It's a delight. Adver-'
tisement. ,
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Overwhelming Victory '
. Is Won l)y Denmark
I
I COPENHAGEN, Feb. 12. Denmark'
'won an overwhelming victory in thci
! plebiscite held in the province of!
ISchleswig by which the future status)
jof that district w-os determined, ac-l
i cording to official figures issued here
I this morning. These figures show
I lhat Danish adherents cast 75,023 j
votes while, the Ge. ians polled but!
,25,0S7. I
i oo !
PLANS FOR STRIKE.
DETROIT. Mich, Feb. 12. S'.riko
! headquarters were opened in fifteen
cities today by divisional officers of
the Brotherhood of Maintenance of
W?y Employes and Railway Shop La
borers, from which the nationwide
strike called for February 17 will be
directed.
F'nal plans for the strike have been
made, .union officials here declared,
and only an agreement between repre
sentatives of the men in Washington
and President Wilson, it is said, will
, prevent a walkout. If such agreement
is reached, It was said, it muat come
before Saturday night or the strike
order cannot bo rescinded before.JL
becomes effoctive.
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ASPIRIN FOR COLDS
Warm "Bayer" is on Genuine
Aspirin say Bayer
Insist on "Bayer Tablets of Aspirin"
Jn a "Bayer packages," coruaininK i,ro
por directions for Colds, Pain, Head
?che, Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Rheu
matism. Name "Bayer" means genu
ine Aspirin preflorlbed by phvMdana
for nineteen ycare. Handy tin boxes
of 12 tablets cost few cents. Asp'rin
is trade mark of Bayer Manufacture of
Monoaceticacidester Of SalicyheachJ.
I Advertisement,
Catarrh Cannot Be Cured
br LOCAL APPLICATIONS, as they
cuIv Js a?cal dliease, ereatly inrlu-
the Blood I on the Mucoua Surrc of th
?.V8m; A VS CATARRH MEDICINE
composed of soma of th belt tonics
t ?printl'' Jrtect combination
MVnTH?r$d ent.!n HL'S CATARRH
S.rfni ,3. what Produce! "ch won-
n.lJu.u,t-? n ?tahal condition!.
SruTtcI?B ,Sc Testimonial frae.
F. J, Cheney & Co., Propi,, Toltlf, a
THIN PEOPLE
NEED BITRO
PHOSPHATE Increases Weight, Strength and
Nerve Force in Two Weeks' '
Time in Many Instances J
T:U. Plain bltro-phosphatc s the a
vice of thrsc physicians to thin, doliM,; '
nervous people who lack vim, cri4
and nerve force, and thoro scorns to E,
uinplc proof of the cfflcncy of this nronT
ration to warrant the recommonclatlm,"
Moreover. If wn Judso from the count I
prparatlons nnd treatments which M. i
continually being advertised for the dii, '
pose of making thin people fleshy d.,.-,
oplnp nrme. nock and bust, nnd rcnlr
Intr ukIj hollows and angles hy th
curved lin.s of health nnd henuty thr
are evidently UinuxnndB of men an5 il
women who keenly feel their oxcMht K
IhlnnOMH. 1 N
Thinncfls and weakness arc oftrt du it
to starved nerves. Our bodlos nrrd mor '
phosphate than is contained In modern
foods. Physdelans claim there Is nothing
that will supply this deficiency so -xfn
an the organic phosphate known nmons
druggist as hltrophosplmlc. which la in.
expensive and le sold by most all dnj-.
g-ist under a guarantee of satisfaction
or money back. By feeding the nerves
directly and by supplying tho body Hj '
Georgia Hamilton, ths aondtrfal
"movla" nirl. who tost once thin and
frail, aayxz "Bltro-Photphate brought
about the mactc trantformatlon, I
sained JS pound and never before ft't
jo Well. "
J , i
with th necessary phosphoric food ele I
inenis. bllro-phosphr.ie should pioducc
welcome linnsformatlon In the appear
a nre- the Increase In weight frequently
being astonishing1. '
liierense n weight -lco carries with ,
it a general Improvement In the hcajuu
.Nei vousnesf:. sleeplessness and lac o.
enc-rgv. which ncai ly always accomn) , .
i-xrfijsive thinness, should soon disappear,
dull ees ought to brighten and P
cheeks glow with the bloom of pcn. i
health . !
Physicians nnd hospitals everywhere i.
are now recognizing its merits by i ; if
use In every increasing quantities. r,
Frederick Kolle. M. D.. editor of .
York Physicians' "Who's Who.'' :
"Dltro-Phosphnte should he prescribed
overy doctor and used in every h'P'"
to incrensc strength nnd nerve force ana
to enrich the blood.' ... .... ' '
Joseph D. Unirlgan. Former ; A isltinf
Specialist to North Iiaslem Dl3Pn
tory. says: "Lot those who are vrea. .
thin, nervous, anaemic or n''; i '
take n natural, unadulterated siiDunc' ,it
such as bitro-uhoflphnto and. you t
soon see some nstonlshlng results inu i.
increase of nerve energy, atrcnpln i
body and mind and power of endurance, y,
Bltro-Phorhnte Is made entirely of
organic phosphate compound referred "
In the National Standard Dlspcnaatoo "
being a preparation which has recenw
acquired considerable reputation in ,
treatment of neurasthenia, "he (
inrd of excellence, strength a. ,
I of its substance Is beyond . '
every Bltro-Phosphnte tablet Is nwnui" ,
lured In strict accordanco wlth,1, nllrt- I
Phnrmncapoela lest requirements.
IPhoephato is therefore not n Pjc"j,u any 1
cine nnd should not bo confuaed til in w f
of the secret nostrums. ?,o-cnlled ton" .
or widely advertised "cure-nils. ' j
CAl'TlON:-WhlIc Bltro-Phosplitte J' ij
i unsurpassed for tho relief of nen
ness, general debility, etc.. thoac taking .
who do not desire to put on .''"iLjCcIsJf i
use extra care in nvojdlng fal-pitw"1- r
j foods.
SERATHOL IS FINE - i
FOR INDIGESTION I
SAYS DR. PARRISH
Sufferers from stomach fcK'.'.JfnU . t
gvjstlon. natuloncc. caalr and aiim . ,
arising from hypcr-acldlty of tnc ,
ach should understand that tno '
stomach Is a delicate and '""'nVe crf I
of luachlncrr; therefore c-y,r,cnflccaa!t .
should be exercised to guara t
grave complications. ' Ulcers and
Intestinal troubles. , , . njfdl-
Instead if dosing with pat?'". ibe
clnea. unknown drugs or ""idruorl'1
storving treatment, go to your " .lfiXty j
and get about two ounces of fiftctlTj h
sorathol. There Is nothing p.10".,' and Jt '
In the treatment of those ftllmC"1.', v
can be obtained at very small "plli5ts ,
Many a aiifforer from these cmut ! ,
lias been agreeably eurpriBOd ai A.uf9 : y
mom Instantaneous relief and su;cratft i
pormanent benorit from Its u?Yi'poiefj
la a liarmlcea and tasteless white fe0d , ;
which neutralizes ucld nnd. fH hTf" !
fermentallon. In many cwci ' . ,
acidity n alnglc doso products ,
magic effects. ;
Today's Health Hints J
CONSTIPATION: If jP'c. th? 1 , '
with constipation would P??n-a ,
flvo. mlnutos each cfay in K'n:h( rru : ,
bending exerclso that cmp W ' wof ;
cles of the abdomen and at nign". .
retiring take u. little .'rV V,u , 5
manent and highly "sfBCto" ,r , ,
will soon follow. Drink J e" d ic'- i t k
water, avoid strong purgntn 4 t i f
thnt Have a constipating ntht r ; I '
this fllruple plan cannot iai w (f- i ;
fled toxlol Is Inexpensive rt".5t ll-Adf'r ;
talned from any good dr.if.s5k ,
titcmenl. i