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TEMPLE DAP.Y TELEGRAM. TEMPLE. TEXAS. FRIDAY MORNING. DECEMBER 12,1919.
/AGE SEVEN
A Simple Way to Get (be
Benefit of the Best Senna
Dr. Caldwell's Syrtfp Pepsin contains the finest Egyptian
Senna, as recommended by the U. S. P.
A GREAT many people, hobitualljr In Dr. CMmfft Sjvm Ptpm Am
cocMtiptcd. find relief a chewing Eeyptun kum b co»bied
coMtiprted, 6nd relief m chewing
i learn or brewing ihea into
l Vd drinking it. Ibcj will be
|Ud to bow tliat they can obtain aenna
already brewed, at Do greater ezpente and
in a much Mora convenient and apee-
able form.
The chief laxative coiutkuent ol Dr.
Caldwell'* Syrup Pepsin it Eqrptian
aenna (caula acuttfollc) gathered in the
Egyptian Joudaa. Thia grada ia aeldom
•old at retail. It is, however, recopiiied
u int in the U. S. Pharmacopeia ba-
cauia of iu freedom (roai giipiag and ita
clcana action on the Jntestme* and be-
lt doe* not loaa iu elect after
Egyptian tenna b combined with pepain
asking an an apliunally valuable tonic-
laxative in dyipepaia and other duturb.
ancea of tha itomach and bowak It baa
beeu on tha market abca 1092 and maay
q| people wha foraerly bought
an inferior code of aenna at retail now
buy Dr. Caldwell*! Syrup Pepain lor 50c
and $1 a large bottle. It ia told in all
drag •tores.
In tpHt of the fact Oat Dr. Caldaelft
Syrup Pepsin is Ihi largest letting liquid
laxative i» the world, then being ever
6 million Ml In told each yew, many
wha need Us benefits have aat yet sued
it. If y*n kave mat, tend yant name and
address far a free trial bottle ta Dr. IK.
B. Caldwell, ill Washington St., Monti?
telle, Illinois.
Col. Gibbon to Eagle P»*»-
Eagle I'om, Tex., Dec .IK—Colonel
r&ul Olbbens, recently returned from
overseas. will command the Third In-
fantry at Kagla I'uss, succeeding Cot
O. A. Welder, stationed here more
than a year, It wus announced today.
■ •#
ASPIRIN FOR COLDS
Nsmo "Bsyer" i» on Genuln*
Aspirin—Sty Bayer
A
Gen. Rondon Pays
Tribute to T. R.
i
EPUIL CHURCH
LOCAL CHTOtCHES WORKING ON
42,000,000 BUIMiET FX)It EX-
TENSION WORK.
INIS1Y COM
ln*lst on "Raver Tablet* of Aspirin"
In a "Bayer package." containing
droper direction* for Colda Pntn,
Headache Neuralgia, Mimbmsu end
Rhewm»tlam Name "Bayer" meant
genuine aspirin prescribed t>> ph**t-
clung foi nineteen years Hand' tin
boxes of tX tar>leie com few cenia.
Aawinn Is trade mark of Buyet Manu-
facture #of MonoaceUcncldeater nf
Snllcylkacld.
Mothers Need
REDLO
Every mother knows that
the constant care, lifting the
baby and loss of sleep, with
sometimes prolonged nurs-
ing, are a severe strain on
the mother's system.
Amusing the baby all day
long and then being up half the
night when bib / is feverish from
teething or perhaps some serious
illness, result in backache, head-
ache, weakness and nervous ex-
haustion. Yet ever the mother
love watches over the little one
regardless of aching head and
wearied body.
But for her baby's sake every
mother should keep strong and
vigorous. She should renew her
strength to meet this steady sap-
ping of her health and vitality.
Rich, healthy blood, full'of
life-giving oxygen, iron, and the
cell salts thr.t must be supplied
to tlfb cells of the body to main-
tain health and vigor, will keep
you strong and well, restore the
glow of Tiealth^o the pale cheeks,
and give renewed strength
REOLO.the recent dis.overy
of Dr.' A. L. Reusing, has re-
markable tonic and strength re-
newing properties. It makes
rich, red, healthy blood, vital-
ized with oxygen, iron and cell
salts. It stimulates the appetite,
aids digestion, tones up tn«-
heart and nervous system in-
creases the red blood cells and
sends through the entire body
a stream of vitalized, health re-
storing blood, that nourishes
every cell of the tissues blood,
nerves, brain and bones
Healthy blood makes the whole body
healthy The checks k' w the eyes
sparkle, the step becomes li^ht and
elastic and the whole body tin ills with
the vigor and vitality of perfect health
It you feel tired, exhausted, run
down and enervated, try REOLO.
Each box .'I REQLO contains 100
table's sufficient for two weeks treat
ment, and omy costs ft 00 It is sold
under the positive guarantee that if
you are not perfectly 4^n>fied with
the improvement in your health and
dtrenRth after you have taken the two
weeks treatment, we will gladly Te-
fund your money
t. a. nooKL.it
Licensed Distributor.
(Correspondence of the Associated Preaa)
Rio D« Janeiro, Nov. 11.—General
Candldo Rondon, famous Braslllan
explorer and companion of Theodore
Roosevelt when he explored the
"River of Doubt." pole! high tribute
to Colonel Roosevelt the other night,
when before a distinguished audience
In the municipal theatre the general
was presented with medallions from
the New York Geographical society,
the Explorers' club of New York and
the Rio de Janeiro Georgraphlcal so-
ciety.
i "At this moment when I am so
Iglad and grateful to receive your ho-
mage," General Rondon said, "the
Imaae of my virile and dear friend
. Roosevelt Is with me. I see before me
' the massive structure of his fife
body, his radiant Joviality, his keen
and Intelligent eye."
The general recalled the times he
had spent with Colonel Roosevelt on
various expeditions, especially In the
exp'orailon of the River of Doubt.
, The Colonel, he said, was always first
' on the march. He referred to Col-
onel Roosevelt's travels and explora-
tions in Bouth America in company
with his son Kermit
"Among the many and great works
which Colonel Roosevelt had con-
ceived and realized," General Rondon
continued, "he would mention in his
conversations only oj pacific inter
▼entlon between Russia and Japan
the construction of the Panama canal,
and the audacity of having been the
first to meet clearly and incisively
the conquering Insolence of the Ger-
man empire which. In order not to
encounter the Uhlted States squadron
had to give up its attempt on Venc
euela."
He spoke of Colonel Roosevelt ns
continuing "the glories of Washlng-
j ton and Lincoln, and concluded:
"This enthusiastic rough rider was
prevented himself from bearing arm?
for the liberty of peoples, but he sent
all his sons to the battlefield of
Prance and stoically saw one of thejn
lose his life. The others, one of
whom was our dear companion hi the
discovery of the lllver of Doubt, were
wounded In the great battles at the
end of 1918 "
General Rondon, who was only re-
cently elected to his present rank of
I a colonelcy, was for many years chief
of construction of the government tel-
egraph lines. His work sent him +n'o
the vast unexplored regions of the in-
terior of Brixll inhabited bv uncivil-
ised Indiana. He had a knack of win-
nlnc the confidence of these Indians
and among several tribes Is affection-
ately known bh "Papa Rondon".
workers were rarely molested.
lliu
( Stops Ti.c Tickle
• Hails Throat and Cures the Cough.
I HAYES* HEALING HONEY 36c.
I A free box of Grove's O-PEN-TRATE
| SALVE for Chest Colds, Head Cold*
, and Croup with every bottle.
t ' *
While the meml>ers of the Asso-
j clnted Mountaineering clubs of North
America are not all devoted to moun-
taineering. they have a common bond
of interest in the preservation of
American scenery and In the protec-
I tion of plant and bird life in their na-
. turnl environment. The association
I <q oo-nperntinc w'th the national pSrk
I service foi* the creation and devel-
opment of national parks and "monu-
ments " A fine colectlon of litera-
ture on mountaineering has been
formed by the association at the New
York public library and biblotrraph-
|es are l»?ing compiled and published.
When this organization wna founded
j In 1917, It embraced ntbe clubs and
I societies. Now there are twenty-nine
I and the the aggregate membership is
I over 45.000.
The native home of the p-anut Is
supposed to he Brazil. From the'e It
-nread to Spain, Africa, Ch'na, Japan
and India. It is failed p ndar in In-
dia. and goober in Afrlea It wis
recognized and cultiv«t"d as a valu-
able agricultural product In those
distant countries lonr before it wn«-
enmmerclsllv crown s* Vnme.
NO MORE CATARRH;
THIS SIMPLE HOVIK TREATMENT HAS
STOOD THIi TKST OK TIME
Hundreds of member* of the Epis-
copal church In thle vicinity todsv
will Join 100,090 associates through-
out the United Statra In the start of
the intensive drive designed to crown
the nation wide campaign of the
Episcopal church with success *d
raising a budget of $42,000,000 to
cover the needs and extensions of
church work through the next three
vears.
A campaign of preparation which
has been going an in every city,
town and rural community In the
United Btatea for more than air
months la brought to a climax In
this drive. It marks th<e first appli-
cation in hlatory of modern business
method* on a vast acale to church
administration and extension. A les-
son of the world war. taught through
the Liberty I«oan campaigns. »he
Red CroM and Y. M. C. A. drtvea
and similar activities, Is applied for
♦he firs* time to the church'. Ap-
olleatlon of these bttslnesa nrinclnles
'• believed to be assured of "ifceaf
'hrough the executive efforts it
Lewis B. Franklin, who built the or-
ganisation for the five si»cee*»ful T.l«
bertv Loans, and who, wl»h' Henrv P,
rigvlson. head of the American Aed
Cross, has led the laymen's wor* In'
the present drive.
Americanlsatlon. community cen-
ters. missions, new cbnrcbee and a
score of new ideas are to h»eon<e
tangible features of church ext-n-
alon work through the drive °n-
e|nl. Industrial, po'l'lcal and relMous
lessons of the great war a*e be
apniled as well ax the f nanclet de-
velopment which the campaign
m''rv».
More than ItOO falned workers
are to be added to the geoernt n*nff
of the cbnreh as the re«p't of this
week's activities, A♦ least a ana n»,v
huildlngs. ringing from ho«n'»nl and
eolIe«re protects In some stages *1
'gioos In f«^>»en Alaska, mark the
range of aetlv'ties planned l« »v>is
•▼tension of the good of'i#-es of *hc
Fnlscopnl church. Hettveen t^ese
extreme* lie mo'n» driven nil«slnna
•n the spara'tv aet'ted section* of the
country, rescue homes for men and
women In the slums of the g^>it
eltles. rural commnnlty houses In t»<e
fa'mlnir nreas and a score of other
deveionments.
llehtnd and through the ent're
"ampalirn. in addtMon to the b**lc
idea of retiHotis development, is a
eoneer'ed effort on the na*t of *he
Knt'cowtl church to help solve the
'irees'^g prohlotris whl^h h*ve f*omp
upon the countrv in the w*>ke of the
war. Amerlcan'ratlon of fo^'gn-
*orn thmiiBh e<'«"">tlon«l we«-V. end
demonstration of the va'ue of Atner-
lenn Idese and standi-d* |« nn all-
tmnnrfent feature.
Th«s *42.0onaaa sought Is to he in
*he form of n'otees cove-In*- n per-
iod of three venrs .and tt Is p'"np~d
*>>at this w"l take r«re of »U the
nend« of ft>e ct^nrch along ttie t'ne*
'ntd down for that period Tfco Vnn.
"onal nation wide cimmlen. t>-«-oin»h
presQ nnd |»nrsonfll pa ntort h^«
hroneht the pnrno«e« of »he drlv"
"learlv he'o-e all seetlon*. a"d It Is
evnefted th.it eve'V rommunteo,,t of
♦he oa,ireh "ill resnond.
(Y\TSV>V ft.' c'f'HJM' a T'OV
POU PfTTITH^ (YlvnufTf)
(Temple Telegram Special.)
Washington.Dec.il.—The boards fo
cotton examiners of the Bureau of
Markets at New York and New Or-
leans will, under cer'aln conditions,
examine samples of cotton and furnltsh
preliminary Informal classification of
such samples to sh'ppers and o'herp
interes'ed, according to an tyinounce-
ment from the U. S. department of
agriculture. *
Copies of the new regulations pro-
viding for this service and of the form
of application blank wbirh must be
used In submitt'ng the samples mav
be ob'ained from the board of cotton
examiners of the bureau of markets,
located at New Orleans in the Abra-
ham building, or at New York at 27
Cotton Exchange building. The acr-
Vce will he given t<r any ahinper or
other person who owns, controls or
has the deposition of eofton and who
contemplates tendering It orv a future
con'ract made on a future exchange
at New York or New Orleans, subject
to the United States cotton futures
act.
Through this new service, says the
bureau, it will bo possible for the
owner of cotton to learn how the
official cotton standards of the United
State* are applied by the government
boards of cotton examiners and . to
form an opinion as to the clas«iflca-
t'on of h'.s cotton and the best dispo-
sition to make of it, before submitting
1; for the Inspection, sampling and
handling necessary to make an actual
tender on a future contract. A charge
of thirty cents a bale will be made
for £aeh sample classed by.boards of
cotton examiners.
"PAPK-B COLD COMPOUND" THEN
BREAKS VP A COLO IN A FEW
HOURS.
•
Don't »ta.v etuffed-up? Quit, blow-
ing and snuffling! A do*e of "P*pe'*
Cold Compound" t*k«n *v#ry two
hours until three doses are taken us-
ually breaks up a severe cold and ends
ail grippe misery.
The very first dose opens your clog-
ged-up nostril* and the air passages
of the head; stops nose running; re-
lieves the headache, dullness fever-
Ishness, sneezing, soreness and stiff-
ness.
"Pape'* Cold Compound" Is the
(tulckest, surest relief known and costs
only a few cents at drug stores. It
acts without assistance, tastes pice,
contains no quinine — Insist upon
Pape's! •
| crpiiflcd,
I
III TODDY
DANIELS SAYS LOSS WHEN RAIL
FRKItiHr COULD BE MOVED
BY WATER.
(Associated Prea* Dispatch.)
Washington, Deo. 9.—Rail ship-
ment of freight that could be moved
by water is an economic loss. Secre-
tary Daniels declared today at the
opening of the National [tlvers and
Harbors congress. Mr Onlels added
that this generation had witnessed
the almuat total abandonment of the
Mississippi river as an artery of com-
merce.
"Freight which formerly wa* car-
ried at low prico by river boats now
is carried by rail, the tracks of the
ro/nl standing In sight of the river
itself," Mr. Daniels said. "As a re-
sult railroad expansion has not kept
pace with business, expansion, freight
has been delayed and rates in-
"Knew we'd get together"
-Ches. Field
SIR! Here's where
X the particular smoker
meets the particular smoke,
at any good tobacco store.
You can tell this to the world
about Chesterfields—
OklalMtma Prohibition Director.
. u • •
Washington, Dec.- 11.—John W.
Reecc, of Stillwater, was appointed
federal prohibition director for Ok-
lahoma today by Commissioner Ro-
per, of the internal revenue office.
Stiff Joints
Sore Muscles
Umb^rUpOuicWjtUiulwth^Sootb.
lag, PcMtrstlns Apr "caU«» «f
Hamlin's Wizard ON " — "
■ Plenty of good Kerosene iu .10 gal-
In cases of rheumatism and lame lo.i lots. He at warehouse, or IV
back it penetrates quickly, drives out delivered. Phone ns your orders,
•oreness, and limbers up stiff, aching Doerlng Oil Co.. phone »H».
joints and muscles. 1 * 1 ~
Wizard Oil is an absolutely reliable,
antiseptic application for cuts, burns,'
bites, and stings. Sprains and bruises
heal readily under its soothing, pen-
etrating qualities.
Get it from druggists for 30 cents.
If not satisfied return the bottle and
get your money back
Ever constipated or have sick head-
ache? Just try Wizard Liver Whips,
pleasant little pink pills, 30 ccnU.
Guar?''*"?''
"The business demoralization over
the country today is due to the fact
that waterways have been abandoned
and neglected and railroad* have not
been able to Increase facilities to keep
p&ce with production and manufac-
turing."
Senator James E. Ransdell. of
Louisiana, psesldent of the congress
told the delegate* h<*re from nearly
every state, that while It would take
more than four billion dollars to en-
large railroad transportation. |5,u00,-
000,000 would develop the country'*
waterways ho as to make them an es-
sential and Imporuint part of the vast
machinery for handling ever-Increas-
ing traffic.
Wilson Enjoys Fresh Air.
»•«'#' >«P I '
Washington, Dec. 11.—-Despite a
below freezing temperature President
Wilson spent an hour on the south
portico of the White House. He was
wrapped In the big fur coat he wore
while attending the peace confer-
ence lust winter. There was a bright
sun and comparatively light wind.
Read the want sds.
For the first time In the history of
logging In Wisconsin a tractor wa*
used recently for skidding logs. Rep-
resentative* of the concern wh'.eb
makes the tractors spend a week it)
the woods itudylng necessary changes.
Swamps made the use of teams im-
possible. The tractor was operated
hy an overseas man who qualified
l etter than the driver sent by the fac-
tory.
Passports Go Up $1.00.
Brownsville, Tex.. Deo. II.—Visits
of "tourl*ta" to Matamoros, the Mexi-
can town opposite here fell off consid-
erably today after the announcement
by the Mexican consulate here that
fees for visiting passports and border
permits had been Increased from <<ne
dollar to two. Matamoros saloon own-
ers will protest to their Ktato depart-
ment, It was said.
No One Need Buy
Cuticura Before De
Tries Free Camples
u
Try Musterole. See How
Quickly It Relieves
Yon just rub Musterole in briskly, and
usually the pain ia gone—a delicious,
soothing comfort comeato take its place.
Mnsterole is a dean, white ointment
made with oil of mustard. Use it instead
of mustard plaster. Will not blistc
Many doctors and nurses use Mus /-
ole and recommend it to their patients.
They will gladly tell you what relief
k gives from son throat, bronchitis;
croon stiff neck, asthma, neuralgia,
congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, lum-
bago, pains and aches of the back or
joints, spraina, sore mttsdes, bruises,
chilblains, frosted feet, colds of the
chest Always dependable.
30 and 60c jars; hospital size $&5Q.
B
8
GET READY
FOB "FLU
»»
Keep Your Liver Active, Your
System Purified and Free From
Colds by Taking Calotato,
the Nausealess Calomel
Tablets, that are De-
lightful. Safe and
Sure
V»""
<-lil a diamond ring.
Physicians and Druggists are advis
ing their friends to keep-their systems
purified aud their organs in perfect ,
working order as a protection against
tho return of influenza. Th<y know
that a clogged up system and a lazy
livet favor eolds, influenza and terior." |
complications.
To cut short a eold overnight and to
prevent serious complications take one
Calotab at bedtime with a swallow of ]
water—that's all. No salts no nausea
no griping, no sickening after effccts. j
Next morning your cold has vanished
voui livet is active your system is pari
fled and refreshed and you are feeling
fint with a hearty appetite for break
fast Eat what you please—no danger
Calotabs are sold only in original
sealed packages price thirty-five ccnts
Every druggist it authorized to refom'
»our money if vou aro not perfec''
'Minted with C<i'n*sbs —/Adv.'
Did You Keep Up V/ilh
HOG CREEK?
Hog Creek in Comanche and Eastland Counties made more
rich men than Gold did in California.
They say that an old fellow from Killeen had a hunch, and got
part of it. I did. I am that old man.
I am now playing Dog Ridge in Bell County. What for? Oil.
Just another GRFAT OIL field at Dog Ridge. I da not believe
that it will take very long to prove it.
I am going to put the drill dawn and am now working both
dfly and night, with two good crews, and think it won't take long
to tell.
I want forty men with nerve enough to put one hundred dol-
lars each in stock in the Bell County Oil Co., and if it hits the"
are sure to get ten thousand dollars back on each hundred.
Turn this o\er in your mind three or four times.
Hog Creek, Comanche County.
Dog Ridge, Bell County.
• Fifteen months ago Desdemona was almost unknown just this
far away. Now it is known all aver the entire world.
If you are willing to take a tip, and put a hundred dollars wHh
it, use the blank below.
WIIX KAN (.IKK, Manager,
lull Couuty Oil Co.,
Killeen. Texas:
Endued find my check for f for shares In
Hell County Oil Co., at $100 each.
NAM B
TOWN
STATIC
• mm ~mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmi il i n 11 wmmmetmmrnmmmm
IF YOU ARE TOO LATE YOI IP c\\FCK WILL BE RETURNED
-v>
Kvory fall anil winter, for more thnn
tv cnty years, ttlouaaiKla of pe<^)!o have
Biida It a dally practice to brratho the
air of Hvoniel nn* «o keep themselves
free from O'tnrrh. Coughs Cold*. Bron-
ehltls. Sore Throat and Influents
This Is ceitain and you should try It If
you will breathe Hyomel daily, as directed,
Il uill fr.'e you and keep you free from nil
these troubles or It won't cost you h . ent
C. L Reynold* or any reliable druMlst
ran supply you with the Complete Hyomel
Outfit, Inetfc.llna n hard rubber potket tn-
t aler. The inh«!er will last a life time and
xtra bottle* of the liquid Hyomel cost hut
i few cent* A few drops of oil In the
ohaler »>lll last for days and It* pure,
nothing, antiseptic healing air, twea'hed
leep In the air pannages of your nose nnd
hroat should keep you free from coughs,
• olds. Influenza and catarrh oil winter long
Pleasant to use. takes but * few mlni tea
d!illy and I* guaranteed to satisfy or money
back.
/mi ailrrrnci lor
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* ' '■* ' - •»*
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—No Coffee-pot Needed.
Dissolves instantly in hot or
cold water. Absolutely pure,
delicious "coffee — always.
Each cup to order—no
grounds—no bother
—no waste.
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New York
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