STATE WILL DROP
GRAZING LAND CASE
House Passes, Then Kills Bill
to Prosecute Pacific Live
ly stock for Fraud.
DEBATE OFTEN IS BITTER
State Treasurer Kay Asserts That
Land Board Never Indorsed Move
- of Sir. McConnell to Proceed
Against the Company.
STATE CAPITOL, Salem, Or.. Feb. 19.
(Special.) Prosecution of the case
against the Pacific Livestock Company
ior alleged frauds in. obtaining title to
about 40,000 acres of grazing land In
Eastern Oregon, probably will have to
cease as a result of the refusal of the
House tonight to pass the bill appro
priating ?5000 for the Attorney-General
to continue the work.
The bill was Introduced todav in the
Ilousa by the ways and means com
mittee and after some sharp debate, it
was passed. But tonight it was re
called and killed.
It developed from the line of argu
ment on the floor that about five years
ago, C. B. McConnell, an Eastern Ore
T nJ J? d owner. came before the State
.Land Board and asked the state to join
in a suit against the Pacific Livestock
Company.
Mr. McConnell wanted to irrigate
some dry land near the Sllvies River.
J-he Pacific Livestock Company owned
the land on both sides of the stream,
and refused to surrender their water
rights. Mr. McConnell oleaded thnt th
company had obtained their property
ft. Govern- West, it seems,
instructed Mr. McConnell to start pro-
i . 8a ln tne name of the state.'
Before acting on the bill today the
House heard presentations from State
Assistant Attorney-General. Mr. Kay
tam the State Land Board had taken
no action in the case. Mr. Van Winkle
..u mat me case could not be
.."ct.uicu successruiiy without funds.
Representative CrandaJI. wh rn.-.-
cents the district in which the lands
are located, pleaded earnestly for the
bill. He was vigorously opposed by
Vr 1 es Joean, -i-eck and others.
. . J!ean read a statement from
Etate Treasurer Kay in which Mr. Mc
Donnell was quoted as saying that even
r Btato should win the suits, he
(McConnell) would remain in possession
of the water rights and that he would
riot dispose of them to the state except
lor a consideration.
The history of the Pacific Livestock
Company was referred to frequently,
and in no kindly terms. The company
Is controlled by Miller & Lux, who own
extensive holdings in California and
Nevada. Mr. Miller died recently
leaving an estate of about $30,000,000
and now his family ,is resisting the
payment of an inheritance tax in Cali
fornia. The situation in the cast of this bill
"-'"0 complicated tonight when th
"""" recaueo. Mouse bill No. 395 by
Oordon. which the .Senate defeated a.
cw uaya ago.
This bill . proposed to validate the
title to all lands obtained by various
conveyances, prior to 1897 a-
tion is made, however, for all- lands
?iinet. which sutts may be brought
the act iearS aftCr the Passage of
iaW ,'.1 th Gordon bul becomes a
7r;W! h thS biU appropriating the
' " lne suits out of the
way, the Pacific I.lvt,.L-
would be in good position to gain clear
title to its Drouertv.
KEXATE
cation of pubiio and legal notices in new:
papers.
H. B. 506. by Rowe Rerulatlnjr manufac
ture or cheese to conform with Federal
statutes.
Substitute H. B. 81, by committee on re
vision or laws Amending laws provldin
ur saie ot property rrr roreciosure. etc.
H. B. 454. by Crandall Providing for
voluntary military training ln high school;
or tne state.
H. B. 459. by Laurgaard by request)
Appruprmunr -u ior meaai ior Joseph c.
rueaciie ior Bravery.
H. B. 530. by committee on fisheri
Permitting fishing with set nets for family
iuo uunng- certain seasons or tne vear.
H. B. 504. by Mann To prohibit trans
portation -or persons armcted with conti
glous diseases in public conveyances.
ii- it. -. oy joint ways ana means caty
mlttee Appropriating money for one-half
Dounty granted tor aestruction or certain
vna animals.
H. B. 535. by Joint ways and means com
mittee Appropriating 115,000 for office of
Dupcnnteiiueni ol ruDllc instruction.
H. B. 638, by Joint ways and mean.
mlttee Appropriating money for Florenoe
wnttenton rtenei noma and Patton Home,
ana uregon n um ane bociety.
H. B. 537. by Joint ways and me.n.
mlttee Providing for deficiency claims in
mamieuauca luuoa 01 various state lnstl
tutlons.
II. B. 538, by Joint ways and mean rnn
mlttee Appropriating money for study and
iocbukkuuu u; mineral resources of th
state.
H. B. 639, by Joint way. and means com
mlttee Appropriating monev. fflp main...
nance of medical department University of
H. B. 041, by Joint ways and means com
mittee Authorizing Joint ways and meani
committee to conduct investigation.
WIIUCOOCB, c LC
-. oy Joint ways and Tr-an.
mlttee Appropriating funds for current et-
k otato bana aoara, Desert Land
Board. Slate Water Board, etc
n. Jrt. D. Dy Joint wavs and mun
mlttee Appropriating funds for payment of
.....,,, . iiuniuunj iiax inaustry In Oregon.
H. B. 545. by joint wav. and mmanm
"!tteo Appropriating money for payment
of expenses In connection with State Board
v nu.i ra social .Hygiene Socletv
H. B. 546. by lolnt wav. n,..-.
mlttee Appropriating money for payment
of salaries and expenses of Oregon State
Land Board of Forestry and State Board of
H. B. 548. by iolht wav. .n ......
Providing monev for dufrgvi..
.. l" primary ana general election.
H. B. 182. by Corbell c-i t- .... .
terest on accounts.
n. a. Mi. by A I Jonea lnnr.n,i..i
nn k r troops w ho served
H. B. 333. bv Ratnn T... i j
ulatlng collection of Inheritance tax.
. ?"J ?.S2-y Mackay Regarding the f.
ot bnerlffa dri a r, .... .
deed. ...id T. 01 sucu
H. B. 311. by Anderson Amending- law
cTfni " ),cen8ln osteopathic pby.
H. B. 222. by Markov a..i ,.
requiring corporations dissolved by the state
1 .C.?tinu, leal xlstence for five yiVr.
and their ussels " " th
hill"-3' 615' by committee on roads and
m? :re""b"e S. Benson fo"
. .----.-J- -a mi 1 oaus.
mlttee
PASSES MAXY BILLS
Refuge
Provision for Portland
Homes Is Made.
STATE CAPITOL Salem. Or.. Feb. 19
--i special) The senate today passed
avuvw lilg U11IS.
6o ?lr- A1 Jones Licensing
.r " -j - 11 --i 01 s. aog and
ting fund tor stock killed by them.
ers from 3 to $ ' a"" u".t 0mm,Ml
. 0,4 by Porbes Reducing salarle.
of officers of Crook County. aaianes
T-il'i.?". 2?8, bT Thomas Permitting State
Knglneer to cancel permits when holders
ha9 5 f.om?"ei Provlsloni of law
J -.J, uy (.-lacKama. rninw -j - -
rate ror pUDn
'"n In the House
HAIR COMING OUT?
CROSS
Dandruff causes a feverish irritation
i me ot-aip, me nair roots shrink, loos
en and then the hair cornea out fast. To
etop falling hair at once and rid the
ecjilp of every particle of dandruff, get
2o-cent bottle of Danderine at any
drug store, pour a little in your hand
rub it into the scalp. After a few
applications the hair stops cueing out
and J ou can't find any dandrufi,
LOOK MfiO'S .
TONGUE IF SICK,
!, FEVERISH
Hurry. Mother! Remove Poisons
From Little Stomach,
Liver, Bowels. ;
Give "California Syrup of Figs"
at Once if Bilious or
Constipated.
Look at the tongue, mother! If coat
ed, it is a sure sign that your little
one s stomach, liver and bowels need a
gentle, thorough cleansing at once,
Wnen peevish, cross, lintless. pale.
jesn t sleep, doesn't eat or act natu
rally, or is feverish, itomach sour,
create bad; has stomach- ache, sore
throat, diarrhoea, full of cold, give a
teaspoonf ul of "California Syrup of
1'lgs," and in a few hours oil th fri
constipated waste, undigested food and
eour bile gently moves out of its little
bowels without griping, and you have a
well, playful child again.
Vou needn't coax sick children to
lake this harmless "fruit laxative"; they
love its delicious taste, and it always
makes them teel splendid.
Ask your druggist for a 60-cent bottle
of California Syrup of Figs," which
nan dlrprliina r. 1. 1 - j
" . uauAce, unnuren or an
ages and for grown-ups plainly on the
ottle- Beware, ef counterfeits sold
here. To be sure you get tae genuine,
ask to see that it is made by "California
i'ig Syrup Company." Refuse any other
kind with contempt. Adv,
r ' oy u"er Relating to burden
of proof in certain trespass cases.
land, h95' fy 9ordon To confirm title to
" J"ld Prior to January 1, 1897
H. B. 214. by Al. J on os To prevent .win.
from running at large In certaVcounU 71
' r4"' by Sweeney Regulating collac-
employ" "pen1"u" hosp.taT.'Tf
nit"' for' c8a bSymCk,-A"thortl!,n '
..i. ' A- Smlth Lumber Com Dan v ,nH
titled laDdS "" I undedefecuvt
H. B. 5o3. bv lnl .
buUdlng at Oregon Agricultural College.
..V- . Dy Joint ways and mean.
H- i. pproprlat'n" 5.000 for woman's
Sregonry be"erms at Unlver.Uy f
H. B. 623. bv iln .
mittne a " means com
nance of KrV"1 "a'nte
h tj rr , ocnooi ror Uirls
mHt'eiiS y Jo'nt ways and means com
,teSr?. ?r 5.XDenses of State Board of Con
State T r.,-.0'. Commissioners,
H. B. 057. bv 1 . ii n t ,'. ' .
mltte-ADnm;.r" ' . :." "0 means com
neous printing: - U"aa Ior
l?teeSll,ly i.'"tway' com-
office of stat .; -tJ'' " ,Ior. B"PPort of
H. B. 4f' ' oa. commission.
mlttee AnC,:. T.l", ln.a means com
r-'..--'"' ule'rVm
H. B. B.-.r, k
mattee ADnrH. ".V," L "n? mean
of orphans unSr Yt '""" Ior ""PPort
ward girls, etc.
$,000Bforaadvertln"7.n-Appropriating
THE MORNEYG OREGOMAN, TUESDAY. FEBRUARY 20, 1917.
New Clothes
for Young Men
Are Here
A SPRING showing
'Of L System
Clothes, corabin
ins the best of every
thing designs, fabrics
and tailoring. An ex
hibit that is meeting
with universal favor.
Young men are invited to
see the Kombo Garments
they can be worn as belted
backs or as plain suits, at
the option of the wearer.
$20 to $25
Young Men's Store,
" Second Floor
A. Good Hat the Brewer, $3
Quality Unchanged
Ben
Selling
Leading Clothier
Morrison at Fourth
mittei
sealer
B. C3, by joint ways and
7AV"J J"?" or
r . - . " inciioUrPn.
imbursa P r , Sun' ,lue.tT re
received. Williams for inJuples
H. B. 540. hv
mittee-Approprlatlng funds fm.r
nance of .Supreme Court ma,n
for mainlenknce andatroT?'1"? mney
in District No operation of a hatchery
r. B: i34, by s,ann Appropriate
for hatchery at Bonneville P"at,n
for hatch "rv on HPE"Drlating 4000
20.000
-Regulating use of
H. B. 24. bv Ho
set nets In District No. 2.
... xj. nut, oy lolnt u u .1 . ,
mlttee Appropriating r7,W. i means com
mlscellaneoL, claims d" f"" Bay'nt of
fund, for eabny.hm?dtea0dnApPr0prlatln
H. B. 229. bv . .
Appropriating ,20.000 for armorTatarsV
tl-3iS-5fi;.5y..?T5h,J- Co"ty del,
xur iranarer of certain
h1y.r.rentcereaftreT C
s5o'o annually rX- ??f,'?ZZ;n'r
station at Cnrvni. experiment
H. B. 565, by lolnt wv. .-j
ZlVToT1""' 31-00 'or Mo"mouTh
H. B. 654. bv loir,)- ,, j
mlttee Annronr-i., i . mean com-
ceiving ward ; '".. r?.r
Salem" 'ne hospital at
H. B. 134. by Brownell (by rranrat) A
oprlatlng S5000 for ereA., ??e"!!Ap:
monument at Champoeg. '
H. B. 522. by Seymour Jones Authnrir
nfl, BtZV7 J? .ba!;d of control to furi
them U lo Derons desirin
them.
H- B. 401, by Seymour Jone
H
8
,20.000 to reimburse fiTi?. 7".
II. B. S89, by Jonea of T .r,
rnrU .J,OV11 mortgage chattels
Regulating carry-
Making it
from county In which .rtXT." Si An.
Ini r,H . ? Callan Regulating carr
it tT . A . 1,1 rnB ana other weapons
" .- uv committee on labor r,rt i:
uuBlries requiring signs at
n uoeiinKS.
all railroad
Jrt. Is. 479. bv Rwe.n.v a .
relative fr. r-.l.;7i "i'w. .?."ram,' ,aw
w tJ oo "inns and d
H. B. 92. bv v t;."''''"""".11'-
mihtuffon'r cmrating"feeble',daLntI
tiooon fA, " J5y Tta'""ffaa,ra APPpriatlng
Project. "pairing Tumalo irrigation
H. B. 559. by iolnt wnva
mlttee Ap.roprlatina- mor,.v r . m"
board, sanitary livestock board, etc
H. B. 407. bv FnrhM A , ' . .
'or InTersiafe" S
JOT. by joint ways and means com
Ittee To reimburse w xr tt-.
cow killed and one cow Injured
it,'.i-L$ - y i10'"1 way" and means com-
1 1 toe ADDronr nt i7 - . .
Labor Commissioner, etc. " OI
ri1;,?" r'2- by Mann Appropriating money
for premiums on llv.,i, r.- , '
national Livestock ExposUlon """c lnter'
fo"".ta'bles8, hor,.UD"T Appropriating ,3800
r?r !'..-h-7e". and quarters, etc, for
tion o at Clackamas sta-
Senate Kills Bills.
STATE CAPITOL. Salem, Or., Feb 19
(Special.)-The Senate today killed
the following- bills: y Kulea
Hw B- i22- by Anderson. Bean, Eaton and
Icribrr?.rOV'i", fr "'a""-hingaofnp'ub-
I. B. 102, by Sweeney To prevent fish
from entering Irrigation ditches. "h
B; 18,- by Mackay Making technical
correction In wording of section 226 Vtcoal.
H. B. 4. by Bowman To provide for re..
H,0B 4frChl!vr,en ,ec,lr" instftutlonV
. by Lanrgaard-Llmltlng use of
hard eurface roads by certaain vehicles!
iJ" y Ahley Uniform sales act.
H. B. 209. by Martin For betteil DroteV
tion of railroad rights of way I protec"
.""J. Dy Mann Appropriating funds
.....u.ito vii iivesiocK at Pac
ternational Livestock Exposition,
CHURCH BODY READY
Christian Endeavor Speaker
Gives Militant Talk.
sRr V v !
WAR NOT WORST OF EVILS
Dan Poling Says Members Will An
swer Call if It Comes Despite
Efforts for Teace Christ's
Use of Force Recalled.
"If, in spite of all efforts to keep
peace, we are thrust into war, if I
.i u tuts leinner or t n . t-hH, t.-
"'ej win De ready to answer
me can ana stand tne most exacting
test. It would be sad if in the hour
of crisis the church of Oorl fallen
opeHK ana act. m co-operation with
the Red Cross we can certainly enlist
the last man and the last woman"
It was Dan Polinp. associate presi
dent of the United Christian Endeavor
Bucieues oi tne world, who made thes
statements last night when he ad
dressed the Kndeavor societies of
Multnomah County at tholr rn
Westminster Presbyterian Church. Sev-
t-io.. nunurea youngr persons, represent-
a majority of the Protestant
ot "e county, were assem
bled and listened with profound atten
tion io me man who is the inspira
iion ui tne organization an ,..k
oiuteriLy is demonstrated In his untir
ing: work for the advancement of the
cause. Mr. Polinjr is a r r .
land boy. He came to Oregron to par
ticipate in the tWO State rr.nv.ntu..
tne one mat just closed at T. nor.-
and the other that will be held in
ufecntj t ne jaiter part of thl. week.
War ot Worst
Mr. Polinsr described wai- a
icllbo oi wnite sKuus around the world
nu uiooay uu D Dies in every sea," and
T.i ""-""("'"is its norrors, he said:
But there are some thingrs worse than
war. There are time when .
be prepared for a Gethsemane or a Uol-
soi.ui.. wnnsi was tne supreme mili
tant. He did not hesitate to make the
weapon ot rone and with nhv.i.i
force to drive the mrinpv.rhan.,.
l. . 1 . I. V- . -J . LI I
in temple.
That all Kndeavorers work fnr r..
manent peace and for the eradication
of bittness in all hearts was the plea
of their leader. "If you would hin
younp people in the church," said Mr
Poling, -you must challenge them with
heavy responsibility rather than lure
them with ice cream nH nv. -
Give them work to do." He said that
in 1916. 4o00 new Christian p-r,H
societies had been organized. In Europe
the work is sadly shattered. Mr. Poling:
said, but the spirit of the young peo
ple is not broken. More than 400 En
deavorers signed the peace advocate
pledge last night. This pledge exacts
a promise that the signer wr.ru- v.
abolition of war and to cement the fel
lowship of peoples of all nations and
cnuminations throughout the world.
Awards Ak Made.
The Church of the Strangers, having
. full attendance of all ft men-.K...
in two societies, received the 100 per
cent award. Atkinson Memorial rhnrih
was second and the Chinese Christian
Mission third.
The first prize society will receive a
pass for one delegate to the Salem conl
vennon.
David M. Jack, president of Mult
noraan county Union, presided. Lloyd
.. . .., presiaent, gave some
"""" irom. the La Grande convention
which was the first held ln Eastern
t-regon since 1904. Others who spoke
briefly were Miss Ellanore Ewing, mis
sionary superintendent; Miss Louella
t. yer. president of Washington State
Lndeavorers; Effle Torgerson, inter
mediate superintendent. and Emil
bwanson, vice-president of Multnomah
County unions.
MISS LANE IS ELOPER
SENATOR A3VD HIS WIFE 1VOT TOLD
IX ADVANCE OF" WEDDIG. .
Brtdereia Is 44 and Divorced. Bride
! 31, Records ef License Clerk
t Baltimore Show.
BALTIMORE. Feb. 19 (Special.)
It became known here today that news
of the marriage of- Mlw Florence Lane
daughter of United States Senator Lane'
of Oregon, and Dr. Samuel D. Hicks'
of Norfolk and Nw York, here on Feb
ruary 10, was not communicated to the
father and mother of the bride at
Washington until after the couple ar
rived in New York. Thereupon they
received the customary parental bless
ing, it is said, by telegraph.
Dr. Hicks and Miss Lane came to
Baltimore from Washington the morn
ing of February 10. obtained a mar
riage license and were married at noon
the same day at th rcuMpnm nf
C. M. Eyster, 1824 East Baltimore
street. The license record shows that
ur. nicKs is 44 and divorced and that
Miss Lane Is 31. Her residence is given
"1 married them." said Tt.v -Mi-
Eyster. "The couple evidently knew
wnai tney were about and impressed
me as being of the UDDer walk of life.
They seemed to be a loving couple. I
hastened the ceremony so they could
eaten a train for New York."
DRY NATION HELD NEAR
AXTI-SALOOX LEAGUE OFFICER IX
CITY SPEAKS CONFIDENTLY.
RETAILERS' MEET ON
Sessions Open With 100 Pres
ent; 300 Expected Today.
CHAMBER LUNCHEON HOST
Dr. E. J. Moore. Assistant General Su
perintendent, Says He Thinks
ext Congress Will Act.
'I firmly believe that the next Con
gress will adopt & resolution submitting
to the states the constitutional amend
ment making the whole country dry."
This was the assertion of Dr. E. J.
Moore, assistant general superintend
ent of the Anti-Saloon League of Amer
ica, who arrived in Portland last night
to meet the executive staff of the Ore
gon Anti-Saloon League, of which R.
P. Hutton Is the state superintendent.
"Our strength in both th Hunk, o
the Senate has grown wonderfully in
the last decade," continued Dr. Moore.
States that we have not denenHrri unnn
for support have shown their preference
.me ancu again Ior "dry- Senators by
repudiating those who were either un
pledged or were known to have a
weakness in the direction of the jvets."
Dr. Moore said that the dry forces had
gained during the last va.r 11 flna.
Loriai votes.
After Addresses of Welcome and Re
sponses, Members Attack Mail
order Kvil and Appropriation
or $10,000 Is Proposed.'
More than 100 represent. ,e retail
merchants from various parts of Ore
gon were in the vanguard which opened
the annual convention of the Oregon
Retail Merchants" Association yester
day morning, and this number was
augmented still further by afternoon
arrivals, while the atendance will be
doubled practically by the delegations
that will arrive for the second day's
session this morning.
The membership m the state at
large is about 2400 and. with the Wil
lamette Valley delegations coming in
today, there will be a representation
of about 300 of these members present.
w. a. narrett, of Albany, was chair
man of the convention, and the lnvno.
tion at the opening yesterday morning
was by Rev. A. A. Morrlxon.
i Both Governor Wlthvcomhn n
Mayor Albee were present and made
addresses of welcome. The response
v oy i. i: tiewitt. of Eugene.
Methods of com hut In tr th moii...j.
house and the trade evils arising from
It, problems In credits and collections
for the country merchant and closer
co-operation between the retailer and
the farming men were the points
mtu me aiacussion of the day
ne Programme in the afternoon
now me iracK- rrom the printed an
nouncement and resolved itself into an
iiuuaiMuo - neart - to - heart" discus
on among tne delegates of their
niemous or dealing with these prob
lems.
In the morning the principal set ad-
. oy - l - i-ewls on "Personal
ity of Business."
President . Clifford Barln. n c
retary Leo R. Merrick ur.i in
..i.uui itporm, mat a campaign be ln-
lusuraiea with an appropriation of
lo ascertain why so many mil
lions are leaving the state for ih moii
order houses, and what methorla -on
employed best to prevent the contlnu-
"- or growtn or the evil.
orricers of the association we
How to Prevent Croup
Give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as
soon as the child becomes hoarse, or even
after the rough cough appears, and the
attack may nearly always be warded off
and all danger and anxiety avoided.
"in muri t n.si
The Immortal
Nazimova
in the all-absorbing play
"WAR BRIDES"
Beginning
Saturday, Feb. 24
Spells Pure
Appeirier
JparKUng
NECTAR of sweet, fragrant apples, clear as crystal and
snapping: with zest and life.
D EforCali US' healthful inv,fat'"8-. the beverage supreme
ST,nV,Pl!8Lfu(givin& ful1 Tlame) at soda fountains, BofT
drink establishments, cafes, hotels, clubs.
A. H. GREENBERG
Distributor for Oregon.
Phone Broadway 474. 133 North Third, corner Hoyt.
I
c - " . . . ... u i , 1 1 1 a memDers
council of the Chamber of Commerce at
noon yesterday, and today the visiting
delegates will have luncheon at Albers
Bros.' mill. Reports of local associa
tions will be received at the meeting
this mArninr n H X-. u ...
" " 'aui.il oirauss,
chairman of the bureau of trade and
mo i. nHinDcr or Lom-
mei-t. T.' H v.i - 1 . , i
Ladd & Ttlton Bank, and A. C. Marstera
of Roseburg. - will be the principal
speakers.
The meetings are held on the second
floor of the Oregon building.
A reel to be attached to an automo
bile wheel has been invented to en
able linemen to pick up or pav out
wire much more rapidly than can be
done by hand.
ii
Flush the Kidneys
Bow Btic AcU Catsss Gout. Biemnalfea, iTmm
(By L H. SMITS. sC. D.)
It was not until the discovery by 8ir
Arthur Gerod, in 1S48, that the blood of
gouty patients contained uric acid in an
excessively large amount, that much
attention was paid to this enbject.
Later scientific men learned that in
gout, also rheumatism, the kidneys do
not work properly to throw off the nrio
acid poison; consequently nric acid crys
tals are deposited in and about the joint,
in the muscles, where) So inflamma
tion is set up in the nearby tissues.
Hague.has said, that gout is rheu
matism, and rhouroatibiu is gout.'
II uric acid is formed in excess within
the tody it ia passed on to the kid
neys, which act as a tiller to pass
off this poison. If the excess is not
excreted by the kidneys, it is distri
buted thru the tissues. The choice
sites for such Etorase are in the joints,
muscle-6heatlis, where the cii dilation
is weakest, and where also the al kalin
ity of the blood is lowest. Conse
quently -we must do everything to
throw off this uric acid poi.on. and
simple methods are best. Flush the
klfinPVH hv ririnlrinrv ti O ! t
water between meals. A -pint of hot
water a half hour before meals.
. Take Anuria, (double or triple
strength), three times a day For
awhile. Invigorate and assist the kid
neys to flash out the uric acid poisons.
Buring winter months the circulation
isapt to be sluggish and the blood
Stream retarrloH. 1 f
ent it is apt to clog the capillaries.
This accounts for many acute condi
tions, such as headache, neuralgia,
gastric disturbances, and dull mind.
As the condition progresses, we often
have lumbago, disease of the heart -and
arteries, breaking down of the
kidneys, rheumatism and gouty symp
toms. Eat less meat, drink more
water, and 'take An uric (double or
triple strength) after meals and at bed
time for several weeks at a time, and
you will be free from uric acid and
the diseases that follow.
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