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WEDNESDAY, MARCH 17,1926 IOWA CITl PRESS-CITIZEN PAGE FIVE ARBOR DAY TO BE OBSERVED ON APRIL 23 Proclamation by Governor 'Designates Day in Next Month for Activities in Forestry DBS MOINES, Iowa, Maich IT- CAP)--Friday, April 23rd, has been as Arbor Day iu Iowa by Governor John Hammill. In his proclamation issued today, the governor urges all citl- bens to engage extensively in ths planting of trees and shrubs in "in order that they may have the satisfaction in future years of reaping the benefit of the act ot this Arbor Day." Ttie proclamation text follows: "With an earnest wish that the day be spent in such endeavor as to tend to increase the beauty of pur surroundings, John Hammill, governor of Iowa, designate Friday, April 23rd, 192C, as Arbor Day. Means Much to Future "Tree planting, whether confined to one or more trees, set out Stomach Bad? Liver Inactive? Mrs. R. E.

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''I ha-ve never found their equal for indigestion or bad stomach, also sluggish or Inactive I take them for biliousness and ious sick-headaches and get good and quick results. They are CK cell-ant as laxatri or cathartic, liven up the liver and relieve constipation. In fact, I hate found anything to equal the 'Pleasant Pellets' as a regulator of tfts stomach, Ihet and bowels and nfj husband is just as enthusiastic their prase as I am" All druggists. 60 Pellets for SO cents. -Ti'rite Dr Pierce, President In- builds' Hotel Buffalo.

tor Tfree medical to beautify and shade the village or farm home, or carried to a large extent is always gainful The forest is the background of America. We have built enormous industries upon its resources. We lead the nations ot the earth in using its products. We turn to the woods lust actively for recreation. The foiest is one of our greatest heritages.

It feeds our lakes and streams, it shelters and renews our wiM life. It has given moral stamina aud bodily vigor to every generation of America. "It is time v.e balance accounts with our forests. It is time we became growers as well as users of wood. It is time we acquired bouieihuig oL the loiebiiy of thfe provident folk of the old world--the instinct to protect woods, to plant trees where no more valuable plant will grow.

It is time we paid heed to our idle acres--that we restored woods, Industries and people on i large part of our soil -which lacks thorn all. Urge Schools to Help "Educational institutions and others are urged to arrange for appropriate observance of Aroor Day, 192C, and on this occasion it should be impressed upon the minds of all. and especially upon the minds of the school children, what the. forests mean to the nation and the necessity of planting, caring for and perpetuating the trees shrubs and vines. The ground surrounding the schools, churches and public institutions ol the state should be special attention, in order that they may added beauty in future.

Municipal authorities and civic organizations are urged to make a special effort year to encourage the planting ot trees and shrubs along public thir oughfaTes. Public educational institutions, civic organizations and each indimlual are charged to enter into the spirit of Arbor Day, as suggested by this proclamation, and plant trees and shrubs to beautify the streets residences and public Highways of the towns and cities of the state. so doing we will m3se the noble purpose practical and effective, and have the satisfaction in future years of reaping the benefit of the att of this Arbor -Jay." Ir testimony whereof. have hereunto set my hand and caused to affixed the great seal the state of Iowa. Done Des Moines, this 12th day of March, 1926.

John Hammill (Sea!) by the governor. Ramsaj, secretary of state. BRENNANCASE IS CONTINUED Trial of Man Indicted on Charges of Attempted Murder Postponed Trial of George L. Bretman on an indictment for assault with latent to commit lyder will be postponed to the next term of the district' court, as result of the granting yesterday by Judge R. G.

Popham of a motion for continuance. Attorneys Walter M. Davis and galla Stusucr, appealing for Bren'nan, sought the continuance yesterday, fearing that Breanan's trial this week on a liquor charge might be prejudicial to a fair hearing on the more serious charge. The case will consequently come up at the May term, presided over by Judge Ralph Otto, which opens May 3rd. TOLLS FOR: FUNEflAL PHILLSBURG CENTER, bell on the church heie was Lougbt by one of the McCobb family and was on the groaud near the church when the donor suddenly became ill aii'1 died Men worked daj and shifts to get the bell placed before the funeral, and the tirst timo it ring when it tolled'at the fune'-aL Harmon May Be Sentenced On April 8th Sentence will be passed on Harold G.

Harmon, university student convicted last week of by indecent exposure, on April 8th by Judge R. G. Popham, unless a motion by the defendant for a retrial is susta n-sd by the court. Attorney Henry G. Walker, who defended the young man.

given 25 days by the court in wlr.ch to file exceptions, and he is expected to prepare to ask for a new trial and if refused to serve notice of, appeal the state supreme court before the end of the period. OTYEEOION STIRS WELLMAN Citizen's Slate Includes List Of Many Prominent People WELLMAN, March 17--Candidates on the Citizen's ticket nominated last week are: For mayor, Dr Mclntosh; for councilmen, T. D. Adams, Curl, E. C.

Jones, Tom O'Flaherty, Fontain Irwin; for treasurer, Ellery Foster; for assessor. -Charles Livesey. The American Legion. Au.vliaryj a cmcKfcn umnei at me Odd Fellows hall Wednesday evening. Dorothy Kathleen Snyder brated her third birthday last week.

Her mother, Mrs. Nick Snyder, served dainty refreshments. Mrs. Lillie Tedford returned Monday iiom Rochester, Minn, with her brother, Hewitt Karr. Mrs.

Tedford, who has been in the hospital at Rochester for some time, will visit here before returning to her home at Casper, Wyoming. Miss Flora Wells came home from Cedar Rapids Fiiday to spend the week end with her aged parents, Dr. and Mrs. Wells Mr. and Mrs.

Green spent in the country with his 24 NATIONS WILL SEEK DAVIS CUP NEW YORK, March 17--With the offi(j'al closing of entries for the Davis cup tennis series twenty-four nations were in the field today. The challengers number one less than last year. always a strong contender, failing to muster a team. The complete list of challenging nations follows: European England. Spain.

Slovakia, India. Belgium. Switzerland, Italy, Austr'a, Hangarv, Holland, Portugal. Poland. Ronmania.

Sweden, Ireland, Argentine Republic, South America and Denmark. American Zone-- Japan Canada, Mexico, Cuba and tha Philippines. BEAD THE WANT ADS STATE PRINTING The state printing Aboard Trill receive sealed proposals until 11 o'clock A. M. of Friday, April 1926, to supply the state with certain -work and material.

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Mr. John Grassell and Miss Ellen Graseel of Xoscia Falls, Kansas, came Saturday to make their home with Eardley Bell, north ot town. They are a brother and sister of Mrs. Bell The Community Club held a road meeting Monday evening. Xoti many of the farmers were able to attend because of the bad condition of the highways.

Mrs. Flora Ryan of Sioux Falls, S. is spending several -weeks with her sister, Mrs. Jessie Gardner. Wellman Personals Mrs.

I. E. Bradford has returned jto her home at Cedar Rapids after spending three weeks here with her mother, Mrs. Clara Topping. Mrs.

Topping and Mrs. Bradfoid expect to go to Clinton in a few days to Tisit Dr. and Mrs. Donald Topping for a George Marrow took his sister and husband and children to Jefferson City, S. where they will farm the coming year.

He said from Marshalltown, Iowa, to Jefferson City, the roads were fine, being either gravelled or paved. Mrs. Hiram Fuller, who has been ill with rheumatism, is not improv ing very rapidly. P. D.

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