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Movement Starts in House to Refuse to Concur in the Senatorial Amendments to Prohibition Bill and May it Up. INDIANAPOLIS, IND., Feb. 6. Somebody appears to be playing politics with the prohibtion bill which has passed both branches of the legislature. A movement has started in the house, and it has gained considerable headway, to have the house refuse to concur in the amendments that were put in the bill by the senate. Judging from reports the bill is not yet "out of the woods."- The chief interest was in the senate amendment to the bill which changed the time the bill shall take effect from January 1, 191S to April 2. 1918. There was said to b n considerable sentiment among men f both parties to -h- effect thH.t the restoration of th" late to January 1, RH would not bo out ,.f the way. Hut the question was whether any effort of consequence could be made in this direction without throwing the bill open to consideration on other proposed changes and possibly t.ving it up in h confer one.' committee. It was reported that the liquor forces bad started an insidious campaign to induce the. members of the house to refuse to concur in the senate amendments to the bill. The effort had not been confined to an attempt, to influence, either one. of the two parties in the house, but it appeared to be an effort to stir up opposition among members i f both parties. And the same was true i f the senate, where it would be necessary for the liquor people to line up the votes of republicans and democrats alike for any proposal thai might hung tip the bill in a conference committee or anvwhere . !se. The fact that the bill v. as passed by the senate with a nonpartisan vet.. IK-mocrats and Republicans both M-.pporting- it. would make it necessary for the liquour forces to seek support from both parties in any attempt to prevent the tinal taking effect of 'he prohibition bill. Some of the l.-aders of the democratic side of the h nise said that practically a!', of the democratic representatives v.-on id vote to concur in the senate amendments as they stood. i s concur in the senate auiendlu. n, - ami t-" t rid of. the prohibition question, in order that other business may be attended to." one of these leaders said. "We have had the prohibition question on our hands Ions enough, and 1 am in favor of acccpitng the somite a ;e,oM,ments." There had ropped out. however, an , $raordinary unanimity of expression among republican members of the housio the tff-ct that the house should not concur in the senate amendments . specially the one fixing April 2. i', as t'.e date on which the bill would take ff. i t. With practically the same dor0,. nf extraordinary unanimity, they io..k the position that the time should be January 1. l'.US. just as it was when til.- (till was passed by the house. Whether they would vote that way when it carne to a question of concur rence in the striate amendments, however, was not clear. It was said that the Republican members of the house did not discuss the prohibition bill amendments at their caucus, held after the senate had amended and passed the bill. Hut one peculiar situation of the feature of the situation was that the Republican members had pretty generally arrived at the same conclusion in regard to this particular amendment. In case the hous- should refuse to concur In the senate amendments the bill would then be sent to a joint conference committee of two members from the house, the members to be appointed

Many More In Indiana Would Testify Sufferers from Misery in Back, Pains, Rheumatism, Attention!

The most eminent i.hysicians recognize that uric acid stored up in the system is the cause of rheumatism, that this uric acid poison is present in the joints, muschs. or nerves. Ry experimenting; and analysis at the Invalids' ITot.-d and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, N. V.. Ir. Tierce discovered a combination of native remedies that he called Amir:o which drives out the uric acid "from the system, and in this way the lain, swelling "'"1 intlamniat ion subside. M.- ny more in Indiana would test , e. ,,, i merits of Anuric as do the follow nit : Mrs. 1 1 diana Hunt, who resides at TUT W. l'ra..klin St.. Klkhart. Ind.. says: s a ki iiiey medicine 1 find Amine to be 'he f,i,. st I have ever known. I am SI v.ars old and for years have suffered with backache, and my bladder caused me many a restless night. I have also suffered with rheumatism in mv limbs. I have taken other kidney remedies but must say that Anunc is the best one of them all. My back has c; ascd to a. he. the rheumatism has disappeared and I am able to test beautifully at night. My g. neral health is improved and I feel most, grateful for the relief I have obtained through Anil ric." Mrs. Mary 11. Rowers of 72K Columbia St.. South Fend. Ind.. says: "Sunif f- vv years hk' I began to go d.ivn m health, caused by having woman's weakness. I had severe backaches, pains in my side and bearing-down pains. I was in distress all the time. M y whole system seemed to be affected. I became nervous and weak, could scarcely eat or

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.-). ternce committee to endeavor to reach an agreement with reference to the senate amendments an to report this agreement back to both houses for concurrence. It is in this connection that the bi-partisan action of the f-enate would be brought into play, if at all. If the liquor people were to succeed in Iming up a sufficient number of republican and democratic members of the senate to prevent concurrence in the report of the conference committee, the prohibition bill would be "bung up" indefinitely, and it might remain In that J position to ihe end of the session. This liquor people could not hope to bring about a situation of this kind in the jscnate through one political party, be cause the membership ct I ho senate is twenty-live democrats and twenty-four Republicans, with one vacancy. Refusal of the bouse to adopt a conference committee report would also "hang up" the bill. GRIFFITH 1 1'arl Reynlngs received word y sterday of tile death of his sister whose home is in Chicago. M r. an I Mrs. Fencing left this morning for that pi i.v. The da user of war with Germany has already had its effect here, Guards have been placed at the Standard oil plant and loyalty to Old tilery is displayed en every Sid". Mies Yandesamle. who has been a guest at the home of her friend Mss Helen 1'oulton, was called to Buekner, Mo., yesterday on account of the very serious i.ness of her aunt. S. Had. low Smith ha.-" rented the St. Aubin farm house east of town to li. Kerd of Joliet. III. who is an employe of the K. J. v K. railroad here. An announcement' party was giv en at tl.e home of Mr rind Mrs. Carl Penning last S. Cur. "lay evtmng at vviiih was anouti od the engagement of their daughter. Miss Frelo Fennir.g. to Warren Christ enson of Flliott. the marriage to take place in the spring. CROWN POINT Attorneys Martin J- Smith. Herbert T.arr. George H-rshman and A. R. Courtright left vesierday for lndiai.apoiis lo be on hand during the court tight which is expected to reach the erinal stag, s this week, when 1 1 a mnioiid wi'l put up a determined tight to knock the court measure in the h.-nd. The Hammond lawyers change of tactics is mystifying to residents of the county and the representatives at Indianapolis. Two or three prominent Hammond lawyers in the beginning of the fray appeared before the court omi i i 1 1 s and advocated the location ,q -i criminal court at Crown l'oint. Crown l'oint is saved the cost and expense of a primary election this year, thanks to a decision of the, city's official family to eliminate tie- regular party lines, and two or three hundred dollars will be saved the city accordingly. "No declarations of intentions were filed and the present officials will have char sailing, at hast until thirty (lavs lief.. re the November elect ionv. vvh'-n it is permissable for anyone to file tition declaring ins intention to i.e a candidate for any city oft ice. The regular Republican find Democratic standards, however, will be eliminated by the forfeiture of the tiling of any declaration of intention to become a candidate at the primaries under that caption. At a recent meeting (.f the presided-.-,nd no v.- directors of the chamber Commerce, Fled A. Ruf was unanimously Selected to Serve ill the capacity of secretary, the retiring and incoming officials giving Mr. Ruf a vote of thanks and approval for his eeeli.-tu work in the organization in the past. The incoming president, A. I,. Courtright. gave a brief outline of some of the problems to be tackled by the new officials ami if the prop ram 1" carried thro-:.!-, will r. sult in much b. nejlt to the ,:;. Arrangements we re completed f-r ' ! anual banquet and get -t..-get her meeting of the membership at Centra! Music hall on Wednesday evenig. The a le.s of tickets lias broken aU previous roords and Hon. Frederick Randis, Indiana's noted orator, who vrili make the MRS. MARY J ailment. Thin, about two years ago I began to have kidney trouble. I was so had at times I would think my back would break. I had severe pains in both kidmys and my limbs were swoUcn. It was almost impossible for me to rise in the morning. 1 took medicine, but the relief I got was only temporary. Some time later I barmd of Anuric and got it at once. I soon began to feel better. I k t up its use until I was completely cured of this ailment. I have not had any more ha. kaehes and my kidneys are in fine condition. I feel safe in recommending Dr. Pierce's remedies for I know they arc good." Simply ask your drugpist for I"r. Pierce's Anuric Tablets, d uible strength. I"r. Force's reputation is back of this new medicine and you know that his I lea-win: !'!!. -is. for the liver, his Kaii ' rescript ion ,t t!r F1 of ti. aifl Ins - ;..! let: M d.. ;! i ' : ''

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pecia: In 'Wear Ever' nut EH 15 IB Ware This $1.60 Wear-Ever Aluminum 6-qt. Kettle, for stewing, pot roasting, preserving, etc., priced for the Mill End Sale Wednesday at 98 Cents Kaufmann & Wolf Hanmond. address is assured of a large audience. The members of Lake Podge A. M were signally honored on Saturday ninht by a viit of no bsser p.hsonaire than the grand master of liestate. lion. Harry It. Tuthill of Michigan City. A large membership was Present a' tie- lodge rooms to greet the J head of the Masonic fraternity of this state. Orand Master Tuthill performed part of the third degree work, the candidate being Attorney Martin J. Smith. After the degree work refreshments ware served. over a hundred lodge members partaking of the feed. LOWELL ' i::sh.is returned from aV v -sit. wih his nisti-r, Mrs. John Car-! feiis and family, at Fort Wayne. Ir.tir lor hoaio in lla-iimond yesV-rdayl inoiiong ,lt.!' a v:s:: wifli RoiVell! : ri -n.l. -i ; Jaao-, II. .Io;;nso!i who wa-i stricken I with para 1 sis several ilays ago. is ; improving. Airs. Thomas 0,-ant retuined to In- . ' la :ia po;:s with her iiushaiol Sumlay Jiiomit a- Sin- wili i emain in the city for tov a ral days. i .lohn l'eathe of Fast Chicago, visitrd his mother, Mrs. c,, M. Jieathe here Sundav. i Attortiey .1. Will Relsha w has been . o o : ! n c . i 1 1 . i f i e 1 1 o 1 1 m e se ei a i fl a v s olly4 ..." .. I . VOICE OF THE jfaa, R E O R L, E REJOICES AT NEV7S l.owe'l, Ind, Feb. . If.17. Kditor Timfs: The glorious row - .'ones ;'.-c Indiana state senate ot.-.l to 11 for .-tate-wide prohibition. This in spite of conditions in l.ak utit;. and statements that legislative .members, from this county wouid vote wet to satisfy the demun ds of those who profit by the 'Iquor htisifo ss am! also the few thousands who im.;s; that they must he ali.e.ved to continue the same customs aid bahits as liefore they came to tlose Fnitei Stat-.s.- Aim, in spite of ( sneers, i i i t : e: s a . s and ssuis, hv many uewspapcis of our county, against the t mm.", urns of honest, earnest women an ! men who liav spent much time and money and made many sacrifices in the temperance cause for tin- betterment of conditions n every was for all classes of people. Now i !" those who have talkei and worked a -mime pro!, i hi! nm will do an i ' h.m m pains TV r. ': neglect a pain anywhere, bat fre . wli.it causes It and conquer ti.. A pain in the kidney rejcion t!.a . you on your bark tomorrow. J i,.;: . ! lame tlie weather for swollen fe.i ir.ny be i:r advanced warning of i'.. diceass. A pain In the stom ach i i . be the first symptom of apI emlieit A creak In a joint may b the forerunner of rheumatism. Chronic headaches more than likt ly warn you of Ferious stomach trouble. The best way Is to keep In good contdtion day in and riv out tv regularly taking tlOLD MEDAR HAAld.I'll! (MR Capsules. Sold by reliable drtiKgists. Money refunded If they do not help you. licware bf substitutes. The only pure Imported IbiRrlem Oil tapsules are tho GOLD fcJALu Adv. NOTICE! At Legislature, IndpVs. I r. Chas Pavis, M'g" lux Rainless R 9 Lion Store, is at Capitol tightjng on 3 bills, viz: Utility Rill, against a "viscious" I.-ntal bill and working for another Rill, to rciuire Dental Sur- -," V t,s A'i

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THIS WILL INTEREST MOTHtHS Moiiier dray's Sweet Powders for Children, a Certain relief for Feverishiir.'v Heaiaclie, Had Stomach. Teething Disorders, move and regulate the Rowel and destroy Worms. They frequent Iv break up Cobis in 'H hours. They are so pleasant to the taste Children like them over 1".0'"1 testimonials T sod by Moth.-r.s for I'll years. They te ver fail. Sold hv all Druggists, 2.1c. 'Sa m pb- inaih-d I'RFF. Aldress. Mother iiay Co.. Re Hoc V Y - Vdv say half as much for the cause, they ran help us very much to prevent and keep out of our state ami our county the Mind plus and the linot.lrKKr r. they have so strenuously advised usi would follow as a necessary result of prohibition. ! It depends on all" law-abiding cit-: izens. those who were and are in favor of the liquor traffic as) well as those opposed to it. to work together for j the enforcement of this and all other laws for the safety, happiness aur prosperity of ail the people. Our friends, the distillers and brewers have mourned over the prospective loss of their businesses. Is there any good reason why their plants cannot be turned to the manufacture of nonilrlnkaMe alcohol that is in demand in manufactures and arts and no doubt soon for the povv.r for many kinds of engines? The grain now used in makInK intoxicating drinks can certainly be better used in making food products to feed the thousands now starvins or wanting sufficient food. Some Rake county man might perform a kind net for our taxpayer by inducing the legislature to indefinitely postpone of otherwise eliminate the bills for Oary court and the fr"l''"l criminal court. "We certainly will not need so many courts in Rake eo-mtv. We do not and will not ti I another courthouse in Rake county. Yours for good government. OSCAR DINW1DD1F. "Tir SOBEJIBED FEET No puffed-up, burning, tender, aching feet no corns or callouses. i "TiK" makes sore, burning, tired feet t fairly dance with delight. Away go' the aches and pains, the corns, callouses, blisters, bunions ami chilblains.) "Tiz" draws out the acids and poi- J sons that puff up your feet.' No matter bow hard you work, how long you j dance, how far you walk, or how Ion you remain on your feet. "Tiz" brings resful foot comfort. "Tiz" is magical, grand, wonderful for tired. aching, swollen, smarting feet. Ah! how comfortable, how happy you feel. Your fet just tingle for joy; slu.es never hurt or seem tight. Oct a C.-.-eent box of "Ti."!" now from a n v irilsTgirt or ,, r a rt mem store. l-.nd

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