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TAGE FOUR KO DIVIDENDS, SAYS BALDWIN Missouri Pacific President Testifies Before Interstate Commerce Commission. CHICAGO, lit. Oct 21. W. Baldwin, preetdent of the Missouri Pacific today declared hla road tad not paid a dividend elnce the pree nt company wa Incorporated in 1S17.

Ha wa testifying at an In tar tat commerce commlsalon hearing on an application of welrn roada for a i pr cent tncreaaa In freight rate. Chairman C. B. AitchUon toppd the wltneaa when ha attempted to drair conclusions from the atate ment. Mr.

Baldwin differed with prevlou railroad wltneaaea who held that northwestern railroad needed differential treatment. He aald the southwestern roads were not earning enouKh to buy needed new equipment and were paying heavy taxes. Mr. Baldwin said the taxes of hla road in 1921 were J1.000,000 and In 1924 f24.OOO,0OO. Ha listed several other western roads which had paid few dividends or none In the last ten years.

"The present International Great Northern," said Mr. Baldwin, "began operating November 10, 1912, and has yet declared no dividend. The Texas Pacific railway paaaea out of receivership in 1124 and paid a dividend for that year of per cent on preferred stock. Tha pre ent Oulf Coast lines commenced operation March 1, 1U. and paid first dividends In 1920.

These lines make up a considerable portion of southwestern mileage." ONE KILLED, 11 INJURED, IN ACCIDENTS Five accidents in or near Springfield, between Sunday noon and early Monday morning, resulted in the death of one person and the In Jury of 11 others. Two of the amashup were of a serious nature, one being a crash between a Ford car and a farm wagon, resulting in tho death of Harry Turner, and tha other a crash between a car driven by John Lowry and another car tlrlven by W. H. Wamler. The accident involving tha two cars occurred four miles west of Bprlngfleld on the Carthag road when Iwry turned from tha highway into a side wad' and waa struck broadside by Walmer'a machine.

The car that was struck waa badly damaged, being turned on Its aide and shoved about 20 feat. Of the eight persons In tha ma chine only on was seriously hurt. that being one of Lowry' daugh tors, who received several painful cuts and bruises about tha bead and reck. eno can to taiiify anyont's toothl" and GOOD i candy! too Oh Henry! Dollar candy COMING TO Springfield Dr. Dieterich I SPECIALIST in Intsmal Madioln for th past twenty year.

DOES NOT OPERATE I Will be at I La Fayette Hotel Sat. and Sun Oct. 31, Nor. 1 hours i 10 a. m.

to 4 p. m. ONE DAY ONLY No Charge for Consultation jDr. Dieterich la a regular grad till i In medicine and surgery and la licensed by tha stat of Missouri. to visits professionally th more important towns and cities and of era to all who call on this trip free consultation, except the expense of treatment when desired.

According to his method of treat ment he doea not operate for chrunlo appendicitis, gall atone, ulcer of stomach, tonsils or adenoids. has to bis credit wonderful results lu diseases of the stomach, liter, bowels, blood, skin, nerve, heart, kidneys, bladder, bed wetting, catarrh, weak lungs, rheumatism, sciatica, leg ulcer and rectal aliments. If you have been ailing for any length of time and do not get any better, do not fall to call, a Improper measures rather than disease are often th oaus of your long standing trouble. Remember abov data, that consultation on this trip will be free and that his treatment is different 'MARRIED WOMEN MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR HUSBANDS AND MINORS BY THEIR PARENTS. Address: 12( Boston Block, Minn shells, 11 inn, 1 1 iinn ay BABE RUTH ADMITS HE SPENT $250,000 LIKE "FOOLISH BOY" By Aeletd Pre.

NEW YORK Oct. II. Babe Ruth la quoted In an Interview with Joe Wink worth, published In the currant laeu ot Collier's Weakly, aa saying ha had lost im.Doo. "I hare been a babe and a fool. I'm through," tha bom run king la quoted as saying.

He tabulates hla losses aa follows: Gambling. business fall urea, $100,000, and fees to lawyers and detectives, 125.000. However, ha has a paid up endowment policy which will provide him with 1 100 a month, starting when he la it year old. CAILLAUX VILL NOT RESIGN Finance Minister Forces Policies Upon Unfriendly Cabinet of Radical Socialists By Associated Prees. Aius, ucu calllaui, who on Saturday waa generally considered politically a man of the paa anewea today that he waa still a lacier of the present by obliging Uie oablnet against Its will to take Into eonalueration hi financial problems before adopUng the Socialist pollclea approved by the rad ical party at Nice.

Asked by Premier Palnleve, the man who brought him back to publlo life, to hand In hla resignation, M. Calllaux stoutly refused. He declared that If the cabinet resigned and waa reconsti tuted without him on a platform In. velvlng a capital levy, he would over throw It tn parliament. The measures which the finance minister forced upon the conakier atloa of the cabinet are baaed upon the organisation ot an amortisation commission which would have charge of the lesue of paper money, short term bonds, regarded aa belonging In the same category, and the accumula tion ot a sinking fund to guarantee the retirement ot any new Issue of banknote and the payment of the In terior and exterior debts.

The amurtl ration commission would have also the duty ot preventing the total circula tion and the floating debt ever ex ceeding the present limit. The finance minister's resolute attitude upset all the calculation of the premier and the majority ot tha cab inet, who, averse to having his new project for flnanolal restoration, were forced to give way and postpone their final decision until the propoeed mea urea had been omaeed upon. Hon slsur Calllaux la a bard moreal," said one minister after the cabinet meet ing "what la called In America hard boiled." Thl morning's session of th cabinet was one of the stormiest on record; its echoes reached the lobby whre the correspondents waited for news. Calllaux not only declared war on what he called the "monled coalition' which waa fighting him. but demanded of the mtnleter of Justloe that aotlon be taken atainit French bankers, who.

he said, according to Informa tion received through dlplomatlo channels, had been adding to the dif ftoultles of the hour by selling franos hort In th forelm markets. Th fata of the cabinet probably will be decided at a meetln ot the minis ters tomorrow. It will be presided over by President Doumtrlgue. But first the cabinet will deliberate on the text of M. Calllaux'a plan, which he sub mitted this afternoon.

Th general opinion is whatever mar be decided By tne preliminary meetlna oraiad over ty M. rainiev or the council or minister preeiaeu over by the preetdent of th repuBii tha cabinet cannot out la it th opening of parliament. WHISKEY LAW VIOLATION TO BE PROBED BY JURY Bv Associated Preec. OMAHA, Oct 26. A federal a rand lury, convening here toaay, started an Investigation into charge of liquor law violation In Omaha during the recent conven tion of the American Legion.

One hundred and seventy five witnesses were subpoenaed, Including twelve local legion ottlclals.thlr ty ilx Omaha policemen and deputy sheriffs, about two doxen prohibition agentsi from other cltle. who aided In obtaining evidence of alleged violation and other connected with resort here. COUNCIL TO MEET A meeting the city council will be held this morning. It Is expected that the session will be devoted largely to routine business. Zxamln th "World th greateat and most praotlcal reference work ever built Advertisement BEWARE THE COUGH OR COLD THAT HANGS ON Psrslstsnt cough and cold Wad to sarlou trouble.

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Ask your druggist Creomulslon Company, Atlanta, Oa. AdvrUmnt SPRINfiFIKI MISSOURI REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 27, 192S. Founding of U. S. Navy Will Be Observed Today Navy Yards and All Other Shore Stations and All Available Ships May Be Visited by Public.

Associated Press. i porta for tha public to visit. WASHINGTON. Oct. The, Orders have been laaued by Seo navy will ba at home to tha publlo retary Wilbur for those shlo at everywhere throughout tha United tha various porta "to full dreaa States tomorrow in celebration ot ship." while naval officers In Wash Navy day, which this year com Ington and at shore stations who memoratee the one hundred and ordinarily appear In civilian clothes fiftieth anniversary of Ita founding.

will wear their blue uniform. Army Dairviaa on ui Dinaoii ineo dore Roosevelt the day falls in tha week during which. In 1776. bills) The speaking program began tower reported to the continental day with an address on naval avla congress for $100,000 to outfit armed, tlon problems by Rear Admiral veasela for use in the revolution. Moffett, chief of tha bureau of aero Early In November of that year nautlcs, at Dea Moines, and on those bills were enacted and In the tonight by radio from Naw York on same month rule for the regula "The Ideals of the Navy" by Ad tlon of th navy of tha United 'mlral E.

W. Barfe. chief of naval States Colonies were considered and adopted. The celebration has been approved by President Coolkdgg as planned under th auaplcea of the Navy League of the United States In co operation with a number of patriotic societies. Th program call for navy yards and all other nor stations to thrown open to publlo Inspection, while all available snip nav seen aent to amerent Boundaries of Bissett School Building Will Be Completed Within the Next Two Weeks and Will Be Used During Latter Half of Present Term.

The boundaries Of the new Bissett school were denned at a melting ot the board of education yesterday afternoon at 6 o'clock. The Blatett school will be finished within two weeka, and will be used during the eecond halt of this year. Th board alao let the contract to grad the grounds of th Junior high schools to H. Prossrpt. This school when flnlahd will be the only field stone school In the publlo school system.

Th work tn th building Is all done with the exception ot the laying of the floors. Th plac ing of a stairway to th baument from the front Is also being comtdered. The boundary of the Bissett school Ozark Mules May Be Shipped to Greece The resonant bray of th Ozark' mule will Boon be resounding throughout the country and over the fertile, rolling hills ot Greece, according to R. O. commercial attache ot th United States department of Commerce In Athena, who ha returned to this country and Is on an Inspection trip throuirh th middla vmL Mora than 20.000 head ot mules, must of! which will be supplied by breeders of the middle west, will oon be ordered by the Grecian government, he said, that country la realising what a potent factor the mule, and particularly the Mule ot Mlasourl ancestry, can be in agricultural field a well as on the field of battle.

It Is altogether possible that some of the mules bought In local mark eta may be shipped to Greece, It WOMEORESS IS CRITICISED Jewish Convention Condemns Immodesty In Dress and Laxity of Moral Conduct. By Atsooiatsd Press. NEW YORK. Oct 2(. Immod esty In dress, especially on the part of women attending the synagogue, was condemned today In a resoiu tlon passed by the Union ot Ortbo dox Jewish Congregation at th final session of th convention at and Bundar In th North Atlantic th Jewish center.

Th tand of. Hu Mt whipped by gales dla th Roman Catholic church th, Norwegian ateamer Elven, barring acantily cUd women from bound from Rotterdam to Sydney vrwo. I The resolution described the con ventlon a of conduct upon the laxity greatly prevalent at present, par ticularly tha manner ot attire at I r' wui vubiuiiwu lUUUI 1110 male sex, wnicn cannot be con sldered decent and modest. We L.Th. Pre urged the Daughter of Israel to but, th crw clothe themseive with proper tn' uken off and modesty." American Trader continued toward Other resolutions conedmned the abuse of sacramental wine prlvll ijvn wa ot the ship eges and Sought amendment of the immigration law to permit the entry of minors, orphans and aged parents who have relative In this oountry able and willing to support them.

AGREEMENT 8IGNED (BULLETIN) MANQUA, Nicaragua, Oct. 24 An agreement to reatore peace waa signed this afternoon between President talorzano and Cen. Emlllano Chamorro, who beaded a military movement and captured La Lome fortress yesterday. ARNOLD RETURNS A. L.

Arnold, clerk of the federal court, has returned from Jefferson City, where he represented E. Durham, clerk for the United Blata court tor the Western district of Missouri, at the October term of th court. WALKS ARE COMPLETED Walk on both sides of Ramsey avenue, between Dale and Kearney etreeu, hav been completed by H. Proserpl, contractor. Th third weekly luncheon ot the TTi ini morrow noon at the Chamber of Commerce, with Kc.n.

1 r.m.P west Missouri Teacher association a principal speaker. A large per oenti of member hav at tended th flrt two luncheon, of, the eaoa and a good arowd ex peeled tcinoTTOW, omcer also, aa a comDiimant to the navy, will appear in uniform. operations. A similar subject will be takn by Secretary Wilbur In aa address tomorrow befor th Philadelphia Chamber of Commro. Aaalatant Secretary Robinson, Just returned from an Inspection trip to th west coast and Honolulu, will seak tomorrow befor th Rochester, N.

Chamber of Commerce, and Ma, Oen. John A. Luga, com mandant ot th marln corps, will speak at Minneapolis. Are Designated Is a follow: On th east, Wsst street from Nichols to Division and on a line extended on the north from west (ixtanslon of west) through the Frisco property to a point on High near a row of yellow houses on High street From Hlrh street the line will extend to a point about 100 yarda west of Hutchinson, thence atralght south past th Ravea farm to Division. From there the boundary posses wt on Division to th bounder between Nichols and York school, which Is near the Ball farm.

Thence the line goes 'straight south to tha Frloco railway passenger line, crossing Nichols at th It P. Dlck.reon farm, from there the boundary root to West etreet and thence to the point of beginning. waa said last night, there having already been more than 2.000 mules sold through local markets since the opening ot the season a few weeks aco. Greece la rapidly rising from the debacle the World War and Is again finding a sound footing In the Business lnurts of the world. Their mr.ney steadily regaining it pur.

chasing value and th entire coun try la rapidly returning normalcy, it was said. Although the counttry cannot be called a rich nation, it Is by no mean a poor country, a might be Illustrated by the fact it can still borrow money on ita resources. A considerable amount of American capital 1 invested in Greece and American exporter are finding a profitable field In that country, it was said. STORM DELAYS Terrific Gale In North Atlantic Wreaks Havoc With Steamers and Other Ships. By Associated Pre, NEW YOkK, Oct.

21. The rescue of 12 members of adlaahlMt damages to other vessels and delays in tne arrival of seven trans Atlantic linen wer h. the atom. B.t,irrta. la mA.otin and tha In.

Am.H wcui today. Captain Fitch ot the latter vessel Jt EM L.I. 1 1 iuuuu iuo uvea umpires, wun its.Hsnaone steering gear broke and It boats e.rrJ rhlcb turned off their couree last week to aid the foundering Italian freighter Ignazlo Flono. The 28 survivors of the Italian vui the dance, which waa aald bound for Nw fork on the United Htates liner President Harding. which was further delayed by the storm and la not expected until tomorrow.

Captain Howell of th Red Star Lapland, which arrived today 41 hour hue. aald th voyage had been a series of storm which at time made It necessary virtually to beav to. Tb ship, however, waa undamaged and non of th paasenger or crey was Injured. Other liner scheduled to dock one or two days late as the While liner Celtic, the Cunard Anchor liner Tuscanla, th L'nlted American liner Mount Clay, th Koyal Mall slaam packet Orbita and tb Cunard Bchythia. SECOND DAUGHTER OF IRENE CASTLE DIES By AssocioUd Pre.

CHICAGO. Oct 21. After three hour ot life, the second child ot Mrs. Frederick McLaughlin, formerly Irene Castle, died yesterday. Mr.

McLaughlin waa taken to th ho WMr nr hor. 8h waa reported today 'n Jt, Iron, was, born January. ROAD IS DRAGGED A highway In Washington town 1, being dragged by the county road force, in charge of Will WolfC The rua4 WM graveled last summer, BUILDS $8,000 PACKING SIP Stark Nurseries Company at Marionvltle Completes New Building. A new 11.000 packing shad haa Just been completed at Jlarlonvlll by th Stark Nurserle company. which ha an 100 acr fruit farm near that town.

Th shed 7lxJ feet, with a rraftinr room 40x40 on th eecond floor. Ely Swearing ton waa th contractor. At a meeglng of th employe ot th nursery company. Lloyd Stark, vie president presented each of three men who had been with the company 10 year or more with a gold ring, engraved with a black bear, the company' trademark. Tho receiving the ring were: J.

F. Green, auperlntendent: J. L. Mc Clure, foreman, and J. L.

McClure, Jr foreman of packing plant. The oompany employ 200 men and women. GERMAN CABINET TO ADHERE TO TREATIES By Aeaoelated Press. BERLIN. Oct Th Luther Streeemann oablnet wll continue to function without th assistance of th National party, and, further more, promise rigid adherence to th foreign policies which culminat ed tn th security pact and treaties at Locarno.

Thl announcement camo from government headquarter today where there appears to be tio in clination to allow th withdrawal of th three nationalist minister to develop into a government crisis or parliamentary situ itlo.i whir might necessitate new election for the relghetag. Th cablnt thl morning formally accepted th resignations of Herr Hchlele. Dr. Von Bchlleben and Herr Neuhau and then voted to continue In office. The vacnnole will be filled by Chancellor Luther T' TV i wi assuming th post of minister of Interior also, and Dr.

Krohna, minister ot transportation, adding the ministry ot economic to hla duties. It was contended that no practical purpose present tn h. tlon. 1 eltnatlon mw imw. the entire cabinet retired.

NAME NEW CHIEF OF ENGINEERING BUREAU WASHINGTON. Oct. Captain John Halligan. of Boston, waa today appointed chief of the bureau) daughter 6t Mr and Mrg. j.

E. of engineering of th navy, for n.Bnaham. who riled Sundav mornln engineering or in navy, lor "Baaham. who died Sunday mornlnir the fttmlly residence. 1348 Texas avenue.

Burial was under direction the Hernian er yu with th rank caused ny me expiration inai of the term 01 captain j. nuo 4non. Secretary Wilbur made the selection after considering the claims put forth on behalf of various eligible, some a officer of the line others a members of the engineering section. Captain Halligan, who is now at tho naval college at Newport, R. 1, and until recently in command of the light cruisers Detroit, although an officer of th line, 1 specially trained in engineering.

JONES AND BOOTH TO HALL OF FAME CHICAGO. Oct John Paul Jones, navy commander, and Edward Booth, actor, have been elected a thl year's additions to America a hall of. fame at New York l'niverltv. It was announced today. They were the only two elected from a list ot 2T noted American who name appeared on the ballet The list which failed of election Included the namea of John Jay.

Samuel Adam, General "Stonewall" Jackson, Noah Webster, General P. H. Sheridan, Walt Whitman, William Penn, William Lloyd Oarrlaon and Paul Revere. Twelve vacancies were open for tha 1923 PATHFINDERS GIVE BANQUET Observance of Golden Rule Sunday Is Theme of Discussion by Young Club Men. A larg crowd attended a banquet and dance given last night at the hotel by the rathtinaer Th nartlrular auhlect of dla cusslon during the banquet was the nroDosed obarvanc of Golden Rule Sunday" and th formulating of plan which th organization I making toward raising a large sum of money for the relle fof the near et More than SO couples crowded the floor of th dining room and overflowed Into the lobby of the hotel to be one ot the most successful of Mimln for the occasion waa provided by the MUsourlana.

a ntne plece orchestra. Quickly Limbers Up Creakly Knee Joints Just rub on th great application called Joint Ease if you want to know what real joint comfort I. If for tlff, Innamed, swollen or pain tortured Joints, whether caused by rheumatism or not A few eecond' rubbing and It soak rlaht In through akin and Bh right down to th ligament and tendon of joint. It oil up and limber up th joint, subdue th Inflammation and reduce the swelling. Joint Ease I th on great remedy for all lolnt troublea and Knighton' Cut Kate drug store ana otnr nv orug gist ar dispensing It dally a tub tor (0 cents.

Always remember, when Joint Ease get In joint agony gets out quick. BIest Sellimr Joint Remedy in the World a. four year term, with th rank rear admiral. The appointment fllU th vacancy I I PROMINENT EDUCATORS TO ATTEND ANNUAL TEACHERS' MEETINQ (Continued from page One) Plnevllle, eecond vlce presldentl Haael Mlleham, Springfield, third vlc preldnt; lira Aetna Moo re. Bpringiieio, secretary; 1 nomas m.

Babb, Springfield, treasurer; W. T. Foater, Springfield, railroad secretary. Th department meetings will be held on two day thl year ao all member will be able to see their own department and on other. Prominent educator in th differ ent divisions of th teaching pro fealon will be her to aid th work Between re ana Piuc ngpol in th center ef In the departments.

itunn of that organisation, was Two different eeelons will be held opened last night by an elaborate ttl Kry morning, after each day, on at I o'clock In th banquet served to 4(1 person, th preceding day work of mam mornlng and th other at 7:10 p. m. which was preceded by a parade berahlp ha been oomplated, th flag All committee and department over th downtown streets by mem of the high point team will be at will hold their meeting at the here of th local The gym lowed to fly front thl pole, wfcil time besides th general meetings, naslum, In which th banquet was th other team wtU be removed. All of the meetings to be held will served, waa crowded to Th campaign will close at be for member ot th association Official stated that it waa th most nst Tuesday night, when two ban only, with th exception of, the pro enthusiastic of such meetings ever quota will lerved In th gym gram to be given In Grace lie tho held. naalum, th winner to served a diet church Thursday night I Harry D.

Bllaby, chairman of th turkey dinner whll th looeer wUt olock. Mis Susann Keener, of th Metropolitan Opera company, a and introduced the various apeak coloratura soprano ot note, will be ers, A mal quartette, comprised of on this program. I Harry Nelson, Dr. T. M.

King, Roes iMiss Keener, wno nas neen on the stag but a few years. 1 known as th youngest and prettiest ot pre selection. J. Paul Leonard deliver ent day alnrers. ed a brief address And Introduced Practically all of the schools of Orvlll Holbert captain of th boy' thl part of th stat will dla 'blu team, and Emil Cortina, cap missed the two daya of the conven tain of the boys' red team.

tlon to permit all teacher to at tend the meeting. At Teachere col lege classes will meet the first four oays 01 in weca dui win noi meei th last school day. A railroad fare of fare and one nan la graniea 10 an memoer 16 minutes for abort pro 1 th association who attend th eon ventlon.Tbeae rates apply ta members only and only from station In thl district DEATHS MRS. JENNIE MADDOX Funeral services were held yes MAn In 1 A n'nlvnlr tVtrM th. P.T,nn hanel 412 Bouth for Mr.

j.nnia Mad dox of Kansa, CMy of thl, wh Lrninr. w. r.mM.rv under drectlon of the paXson Un dertaklnn company. MR 8. NANCY CAMPBELL Funeral services for Mrs.

Nancy Campbell, 8( years old, who died Sunday morning In a local hospital after a brief illness, were held at v. tlon of Walnut street and Market avenue. Burial was In Hazelwood cemetery under direction ot W. L. Starne, undertaker.

SERVICES FOR INFANT Funeral services were held Sun 1 day afternoon in Everton, for ilwy Virginia ttasham, Infant neral home, W. C. DOUTHETT Thafcody of W. C. Douthett, who died Saturday at his home In Fort Scott, will arrive In Springfield this atfernoon at 1:66 q'clock after services In Fort bcott this morning.

The body will be taken directly from the station to Maule park cemetery, where short services will be held, with burial under dl rectlon of the Paxson Undertak ing company. IRVIN KRAUSE PROMOTED TO MANAGERSHIP OF BRISTOW HARVEY HOUSE Irvln Krauae, graduate of Drury col lga, has received another promotion in the employ of Fred Harvey, according to Information Just received here. Mr. Kraue, who 'Waa auditor of th Harvey office at Sapula on the Frisco, haa been promoted to the manager ship of th Fred Harvey Santa Fe hotel at Baratow, Cal. He waa recently married to Mia Katherlne Ktrby of Bolivar, who, alao Is a graduate of Drury college, Mr.

Krauae waa graduated from Drury In 1823 and began his work for the Harvey hous here. Piles Cured By 4 to 6 Simple Medical Treatments Dr. O. A. Johnson, well known rectal specialist ot Kansas City, Is having remarkable success with bis mild and non surgical office method ot curing pile.

Without th us ot the knife, scissors, cautery, electricity, ligatures, tying off, burning off, or any other painful or draatlc mean he cures, completely, bleeding, protruding pile and other rectal troubles. As pnes are responsible for many omer a.seasea, sucn aa nervuuut, hradache, backaches, atomach and nint, other d.seasea, aucn as nervousness. heart troubles, rheumatism, sciatica. these reflex disorder disappear entirely with the cure of tho rectal trouble. A book fully explaining hi method will be cheerfully mailed free to any sufferer who will address Dr.

O. A. Johnson, Suite (48, 1324 Main street, Kansas City, Mp. He wants all sufferer to know how they can be quickly freed from plies once and for all, and without the pain, danger and inconvenience ot a surgical operation. Advertisement Leather Boots For the whole family at popular prices I Boys'.

Boots $4,95 $4.50 to Also a complete line of footwear for afi "occasions F. A. POWELL shoe co. 40 College St SOS Annual M. C.

A Drive For Members Opens Witk Banquet Attended! 468 Parade Is Held and Pep Talks Made by Leader in Campaign Contest Will Close Tuesday. November 2. th pre esc of red ana fclu flag, a'aumumntaA hv ythia si.iui Th annual T. M. C.

hip campaign, which membership campaign, presided Thompson and Roy bap lea. open ed th program with a number ef 1 mmbr featurea W. F. Spencer tgave a short ad 1 1 jdree dealing with th work of th T1r urtthrni TvM association and was followed byUV YVlUiUUl a CAT 1UIU partak of mush Cailk. BAYER ASPjM PROVED SAFE In "Bayer" Pactoiga TJnlea yeu see th "Bay? Ore on paekag or oa tablet you ar not getting th genuine Bayer Aspirua, proved aai by million and prescribed by physloiaM vr twenty uv years for Cold Neurltl Toothache Nuralgla Headaah Lumbago jlhcaiaattaa Pam, Pain Each unbroken "Bayer paekag contain proven direction.

Handy box of twlv tablet cost tow cent. Drugglat alao sell bottle of 14 and 10. Advertisement A be Despondent judge John T. Sturgls, vlce preat I 0nt of the T. M.

C. after which 'each team ot the men' division waa grama Prof. Thomas, captain of, th red team of the men' division, I spoke briefly and than led hla team I In a number of peppy songs. Bupt I H. P.

Study, waa Introduced by Frank P. McAtee, captain ot the blue team ot the men' division, with a short addrsa, attar which Mr. McAtee Inspired hla team with a few word and then led a number I or songs. Following this program, th boy' teams under their respective cap 1 talna, repaired to other room and I made plana for their part In the campaign. A new featur of such contests OUR GUIDE SAYS 1 Try and notice where your shot strikes th water when you are shooting at duck or geese flying low.

You will learn what dlatano ahead to shoot Bear in mind that old gunner ar never afraid of holding too far ahead, but are al ways fearful of ah 00 ting behind th bird. MARRIAGE. LICENSES Marlon Wolts of Grand Junction. Ia, and Qlady William of Spring field. If km fW Hf WMm Aa OkkhoaM ua, Mr.

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Coupon Bring Trial Bottle MEDICINE CO Kaaau City, Ma. OliALlY YOU WILL BE PRETTY, HE SAYS Kessinger's sentative Personal Repre at Iftilalitofi'a Druir Store Tells Why Some Omen Hare Fair Skins, U'hllo nthra Ar Pnlfl and wnne utners Are raie ana Wan Condemns race Powders and Lotions. A. W. Craig, personal representative of Harry Kessinger, the health teacher who ha aroused much In teresting comment by hi extraordl nary idea about dlaeaees, so per cent of which he claim results from stomach troubl and noth.ng else, had something to say last night about woman nood.

When Interviewed he aald: "Women paint and powder and use cold cream and lotion when their complexion begin to fade. They think a sallow, wan looking foe can be mad to bloom Ilk a hearty one by such treatment But this 1 all wrong. Th akin must be treated from th lnsld out and not from, th outside In. True beauty must come from a healthy body. It cannot result from an unhealthy on.

Thia 1 a aeoret ot all beauty In natur Us beautiful because it's natural that 1 all there la to it. Every woman with a good digestion ha a good complexion. "Every woman ha a right to be; 1 tWstrUstMf I. I Na evwweree ee matt with tier. Th hav da tor4 for everything under the sun or nervous prostration, cor brain ia.

lor naa Diooa. ror aiauon. th tomach. had ache, dlaxinesa and th chance ar ten to on In vry case that th whol troubl 1 in th atomach. Th BtomMh ytrtWkay th, Mkt of life.

I caU it mor important than the heart. The stomach must abaorb and try to digest whatever I put Into It. If a woman persist In eating rldh food, not taking ercls a nature intended, and. to add to thl, clog up th pore ot her (kin with greasy toilet com pound and lotion, any thinking person can tell you what 1 bound to result will tired and chronlo Invalid, eh will wopder why ah la no longer happy and buoyant aa ah used to be. Ther I nothing th matter with her bnt her atomach It haa been overworked, overloaded, cannot do it duty a natur intended, and so th whol nervou systsm and tha wonderful intricate machinery ot tha human body la thrown out of gear.

Tone up the atomach. give It a chance, I say, and then woman will regain health, her beauty and her joy of life. "I know that the treatment I represent will do this thing, because thousand hav called on ma In every city where I have introduded thl treatment to tell me, all with tears of joy In their eyes, what beautiful, it's her divine heritage Organtone ha don for them, and duty, and if she I lacking In Beauty is on ot woman' dearest beauty, is helf slok all tb time, 1 possessions. Woman 1 th world' droopy, xhautd and not jolly aa greateat bieaslng." a girl all her life, It 1 her own Mr. Keulngtr personal repr fault The trouble with moat women 1 sentative, Mr.

A. W. Craig, 1 meet 1 that when they ar alck they lug th publlo of Bprlngfleld dally don't know it Score of women, at Knlghten' drug store, corner of from girl to mature women, talk Boonvlll avenue and Olive street, to dally, aad not on out ot a I whr he personally explain th dosen know really what la th Orgetone treatment..