Altoona Tribune from Altoona, Pennsylvania • Page 6

PasreSix Thursday, Nov. 18, 1S20, jthe times trtounf altoona, pa: risdale, where number of men are on should have for fire protection more money than it now has tor all purposes and for the administration of strike. Reports for the last two week I repeated forest fires. District Forester Walter IX Ludwig. of Johnstown, th principal speaker before the raeoUnn of th Chamber of Commerce laat or Uctooer show an Increase ot 1 per to t'pper Keese on a farm.

He Inter entered the theatrical Ho remained In business for seven years and then retired. His "daughter, Miss Gertrude Shipman, became a prominent motion, picture actress, "having graduated from the Berkley Lyceum. the department and the purchaae oA Cured His Piles cent, in toe number of men employed. The first two weeks of November will no doubt show a greater Increase, for many men thrown out of Jobs will seek employment In the coal fields. attention to the fact that Governor William Sproul had taken Una stand on the absolute necessity of rest ortnft Pennsylvania's timberlands and that he baa said it was high time we took the forest question, seriously.

"So serious is the' situation with respect to forest fires," said Forester Ludwig. "that Governor Sprout has set aside the week of September 26 to October 2 as special time in which to call attention of the people of the state to the necessity of forest "protection and to the need for forestry work. All schools, organizations and other bodies are being urged -to bring these matters forcibly to the front during that pe additional state forests every cent possible," In conclusion. Forester Iaidwtg anted the hxml organisation to give its moral support to this movement and to help make the hopes of the governor a reality, such support already received daily from organisations of civic industrial and religious character all over the state. Kivanis Endorse Forestry Plans Hear Fine Address By Walter Ludwig On Subject UPPER REESE RESIDENTS LEAVE FOR FLORIDA Wednesday evening in the borough hall, emphasiied the necessity of prompt action to restore the forests of the.

state, and urged the local body ty give this movement its moral support. "Forest fires are the roost destructive agency to the woodlands in Pennsylvania," declared Forester Ludwlgin his address, "and they ax burning up the young timber aa rapidly as it grows. No sooner a good stand of young trees on the ground but that in a year or two a forest fire comes along and destroys them, and this occurs every few years, with the result Lipphian's Credit Jewelers Mow 88 Tmi OM But Works at Id oi Blacksmith aa rnll Tobbtw SiBCe K1S The oldest active blacksmith in Michigan Is still poundinjr his anrU the town of Homer thanks to my in-I ternal method tor treating pile. COAL MINERS NOT YET AFFECTED BY DEPRESSION riod, and I hope that your tiou will do what it can to carry out uiHiiiiiiiiitiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiimmiiii these ideas, Mr. and Mrs.

Robert W. Shipman.ot Upper Keese. departed on Monday night for Waldo, to make their future home. For several years they have been spending the winter months in Florida and Mr. Shipman has acquired a large estate at Waldo, so they have concluded to live there, Mr.

Ship-man came to Altoona in 18S0 and opened the first installment house here. Twenty years later ho removed that the land soon becomes a barren "Governor Sproul emphasised the 'cr est situation further in a recent ad diess delivered in the northern part of Those) KIwanis follows as there in attendance at regular weekly meetings, notwithstandins the weather. Kt itba sunshine, rain, snow, slush or whatever, as was evidenced at yesterday's sratherinK in Caum Lincoln room. waste so that we have, today S.OOo.OOO acres of desert land in Pennsylvania. CAS PRODUCE OrR TIMBER.

"If this 'Pennsylvania desert were protected frosa fire it -could produce substantially all of the wood needed by the people' of our suite. Fire makes and keeps it a desert and our one great problem Is to stop fires. Forest The industrial depression has not affected the coal industry in the Central Pennsylvania district, except as to prices. Production continues at about the same rate and spot prices at present range from $4.75 to $5.50. A num-her of the wagon mines have closed down recently, but It has been learned that this will not affect the production totals in the district, it will enablo some of the larger operators to in Surely there mast be I crease their output.

The coal industry Is not short of men. 'Practically all demands for wage Increase have been eliminated with the exception of the operations about Mor- when the roll call was most grrtif ins to President Emory 11 Davis. The session was supposed to be in charge of Photographer Vaniant. who was unavoidably absent, but he fulfilled a part of his duties by furnishing after-dinner cigars for each attendant and a box of fifty clears as the attendance prize, which was awarded to Secretary Paul TUIard. who by the way, does not smofce.

and consequently cannot fully enjoy the privilege accorded him. The host also pro. vided a speaker in the person of Walter P. liUdwijr, a member of the Johnstown Kiwanis club, and district fire warden of the state department of forestry, who delivered an address. better glasses for near and far vision I 5 If you are tired of scowling over 5 reading glasses; if you are tired of fussing with two pairs of glasses tone, for nea.

vision and one tor far vision) or if you dla- like to wear ordinary ccnsplcu- ous bifocals that make you look old. you should investigate Kryp- toks, hres do not stop with the destruction of the They destroy also the industries dependent the forests. Pennsylvania- consumers must pay today in freight alone for lumber used each year more than $25,000,000. We pay a year for lumber import which we should and can easily produce i on our own timberlands: we lose a year in forest the closing of industries, in floods which could be prevented, through "newspapers in the increased cost of wood, pulp, the loss in population driven to other states and the the state, continued Forester Ludwlg, "and I shall Quote a few remarks from his speech: The first step is to put an end to the unmitigated curse of forest tires. The second is to take into the hand and under the protection of the commonwealth as soon as we can the acres of the Pennsylvania desert.

These things take money. I have strong hopes that the next legislature will appropriate generously to stop the curse of forest fires and as much as the revenues of -the state and the Just demands of other departments of our work will permit, for the purchase of more state forests. These are the two fundamental policies of this admin-tration." APPROPRIATIONS TOO SMALL. Outlining the small and insufficient appropriations now received by the forestry department. Forester Ludwig said that the present amount forifor-est protection was less than an acre, which was entirejy too small to care for the timberlands and tr give them proper and efficient protection.

"The department of forestry should have at least $1,000,000 for the two-year appropriation period for fire Ashling said Forester Ludwig. "The governor has said that the department BEAM 01 For Your Hair HAVE COLOR IN CHEEKS Be Better Lookin-Take Olive Tablets If your skin is yellow complexion pallid tonrtie coated appetite poor-you have a bad taste in your mouth a lazy, no-good feeling you should takeiveTablets.T Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets a substitute for calomel were prepared by Dr. Edwards after 17 years of study. Dr.Edwards'OliveTabletsarea purely vetaolecranpoundmixedwitholiveoil.

Vou will know them by their olive color. To have a dear, pirik skin, bright eyes, no pimples, a feeling of buoyancy like childhood days you must cetat the cause. Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets act on the liver and bowels hke calomel yet have no dangerous after effects. They start the bile and overcome constipation.

Take one or two nightly and note the nleasinc remits illinnc. nf Tim ooat km MffuMd lutiir XV GLASSES GLASSES THE INVISIBLE BIFOCALS Fo tm Uw ktr wufc 4hr peteet lafMdwnta inmx tk Mtia, am an torm tt Mitnr. A nliahi foraul. to KOTAIKO. Inlnn tiuir tor mm to aKrevmlmt DASDRUVF, COCOa PAL'-LSl BA1K; mi Mhu( NSW GROWTH to waay MM what ail ataa raflad.

Invaaticaia, fllawaay rtfu4 faavamlaa, rar toaa, wwan, chiidraa. gaaD Uhm fttnartiw- Call and let us tell you mors about Kryptcks. loss of fish and tame. "The supplies of timber' still available in the south. In Florida.

Georgia and other southern states, will be exT hausted in ten to fifteen years. What remains then will be in the far west and Alaska, and the $25,000,000 we are already paying for freight annually on forest products will seem small compared with what shall pav then." FOREST SITFATIOX SERIOUS. Continuing, Forester Ludwis called DR. L. M.

PHILLIPS which is riven below. Lieutenant Commander Fred K. Elder, L. S. stationed at Portland.

Orvson. a former Altoona boy. was a sr.iest at the meeting and brought a message of jrood cheer from the Portland club, of which he is an honorary member. Mr. Elder happened to be a visitor in the city attending the of his sister, he himself having been wedded on Saturday last in New York city.

He received a cordial greeting at the meeting. Another guest who conveyed greet Hr. Lyes, Ioimi, Mich. I -wish that yo could bear htm tell of his.nanjf experiences with ointments, salves, dilators, etc beitre he tried my method. Her is a letter just received from him: Sir.

E. R. Page. Marshall. Mich.

Dear Sir: I want you to know wnat your ireatmeot has done for me, I had suffered with piles for many years sjvl used suppositories and all kinds 't treatments, but never sot relief uatU I tried vours. Am bow completely cnred. Ait hough I am SS years old. and the oldest active blacksmith Michigan. I feel years younger since the piles have left me.

I will surely recommend it to alt I know who suffer this way. Tou can use my letter any war yon wish and I hope it will lead others to try this wonderful remedy. Yours truly, J. a. tTOX.

There are thousands of afflicted peo-rle sufferin? with piles who have never yet tried the one sensible way of treat-ine thera. Pont be cut. Don't waste money on foolish salves, ointments, dilators, but send tcdv for a Free Trial of my internal method for the healins of Piles, No matter whether your case is of OPTOSIETIUST Central Trust Bldg Altoona, Pa, wit. Stew ottiaia. Pwiiaiy eialaiNt KATAtRO at Ika dra aura; or a4 1 Mtaca II1IIIUIIllllIIIIIIIIIIIIlllIHIIIlllIIIIi ttirrar of ataipi) for aiaat Baa ana roaroptoa.

aa Rart TMttatn. Sta.F. New York boxes are sold annually at 15c and 30c iiiuiiuiiHHiimiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiimniininiiiiiiiiuiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiuiiHitniiii ings from his home town club was Kiwanian J. S. Penttergast.

t-t York, Px. who. accompanied bv his father, was a guest of George Wolf. fcrother-in-law and father-in-law, respectively, of their host. Lloyd Plette.

director of the Altoona City band, was introduced by President Davis and addressed the club in "Merchandise of Merit Only Ioes standms or recent cevetopmeni whether it is occasional cr permanent you should send for this free trial treatment No matter where you live no matter what vour aee or occupation if on are troubled with piles, my method wi! relieve vou promptly. This liberal offer of free treatment is too important for you to a sinsle d.v-. Write now. Send no merer. Simlv ms'l the coupon but do this now TODAY.

STORE HOURS: 9A.M. TO 5.30 P. M. 1425 ELEVENTH AVENUE behalf of this crack musical organisation's annual concert in the Mishler theatre Wednesday evening next. The members heartily endorsed the movement and will give their moral and financial support to the project.

Altoona Kiwanis. club goes on rec-1 ord as being in complete harmony with the state forestry protection movement, and a committee was ap- pointed to confer with the state de- rartment to further protect the forests of the state from the fire fiend -ftssrs. Broomer. Fay and Meyer will act said rmmitee. MR.

AIlKES. Pointing to the fact that 5.W0.000 1 FREE FILS BEJCEDY 954A Fase Marshall Mich. Please send free trial of your Method to: of potential forest land in Penn- sylvania are being kept a virtual desert and that not an act of this is producing valuable t'mber growth, due to Entire OllF Btock of For Xmasan Ultraphone! Fmf Co aid. its mwivm: Fit nil The ULTRAPHONE is more than a Machine. It is a real mnsical instrument.

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