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THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL'. PORTLAND. FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL' 19, , 1ZZ7.
SIS
2 FLEETS
OF 16 WHIPS
Admiral Bob Evans Wants the
Pacific and Atlantic Squad
i rona Each to Contain Largs
' Battleships. '.'
tJearaal Seeds! Wm.l - '
Washington. April II. Sixteen battle
ships In aaca of fne two American naval
fleets ara advocated by Raar Admiral
Robley D. Evans, ommande-ln-ealer
of the Atlantic fleet, who cama to Waah
ingtoh tor a conference with. Secretary
Matoalf and Raar Admiral Converse on
tha naval program at tha Jamestown
exposition, to report on tha work of tha
fleet In aouthem waUra and to outline
a pro cram for tha aummer. - - "
"I think wa ahould have battleships
and fleet tactlea on th Pacino, but I
believe It would bo a fatal mistake to
withdraw battlaahlpa from tha Atlantic
for that purpose." aald he. "When the
navy la built up to proper proportlona, I
believe wa ahould have 1 battlaahlpa
on tha Atlantlo and II M the Paclflo.
These would form a' great achool for
our officers and men and be an tmpres-
alva object lessloa for any one thinking
of trouble with ua." - - : ,
Thin latter azpreaalon apparently re
flected upon the interaata of the United
State a, which alarm lata declare are be
ing coveted by a power of tha far aaat
Rear Admiral Evana brought to Wash
ington re porta of the stralgbtast and
faateat shooting ever dona by American
! bluejackets, but owing to tha ordera of
tha department could not dlaouaa tha
maneuvers or target practice. -
RAILWAY CONFISCATES ;
COAL IT IS HAULiaB
Canadian Pacifio Guards Against
Coal Shortage in Cass the
Miners Refuse to Work. . '
Tomorrow la tha last day for discount
en aaat aide gas bills. .
(Special Dispatch to The Josrsel.)
Vancouver. B. C, April 1. The
Csaadlaa-Paclf lo railway yesterday con
fiscated all tha commercial coal In traj
lt from tha 'western mlnee as a pre
cautionary measure against shortage
In casa of a strike. The amount secured
was not largo, but any ahlpmenta dur
ing tha time that trouble la pending will
be taken by tha company, no matter to
whom consigned. The railway company
officials, at' Nelson have given ordeia
that all hauling of ore traina must atop
beeauas of tha fuel shortage caused by
the miners leaving work. ' ' '
. Tha labor situation Is serious In the
mining districts, and nearly ., all . the
minora are Idle. .
Mm IS TAKEH TO
GRANTS PASS FOR TRIAL
Young Man Convicted of. Mur
dering His Father Returned
- for New Trial.
WORK ON NEW RAILROAD t
PROGRESSING RAPIDLY
' (Sneelal Diana tr te Tha IofmLI
Huntington. Or, April It. tha build
ing of the Snake - River railroad la
progressing rapidly under tha direction
of Chief Engineer Armstrong of - tha
Oregon Short line and Engineer Watta
of tha Utah Construction company,
which la doing the work for tha North
western . road. whieh la a subsidiary
Haniman line headed down the Snake
rtver from Huntington on tha Oregon
side, through Iron Pyka . to Lewlston.
Idaho. ' ' .:
Mora than l.SSt men arc now at work
throwing up tha grade for tha ' road.
which will be ready for tha rails as far
aa the mouth of Powder river by. tha
lat of June. . Camps are atrung all
along tha river. - , .
The
Outlet
ClotMng
-4-
The New Store is winning
trade WHY? ;.:
Because the magnitude of
their offerings of their ' v
Tailor-made
$10; ; :
Suits .
Are fabrics of quality and
impresses the buyer,
and it is the hidden values
of the: workmanship as
well as the'jquter attract
iveness that denotes the
honest, reliable value
THE OUTLET gives in .
their $10 Suits.
Sole agents for the
WILBUR $3 HATS
Our Panamas of latest blocks are in, and
don't forget that THE BEST ; THAT'S
;MADE IN MEN'S APPAREL -
sold at -
The Outlet
N.E. Corner Morrison and
First Streets z,- - v
(Special Dlapatea to Tbe loersal.) . ,
Salem, Or., April !. Jasper Jen
nings wss taken to Grants Pass Isst
evening by Sheriff W. J. Russel of Jo
sephine county and will bo given a new
trial. Jennlnga was convicted of kill
ing bla father. Newton M. Jennings.
September 1, ltOS, and was sentenced
to hang. He waa brought to the prison
for execution, bnt his attorneys appealed
from tha decision of Judge H. K. Hanna
and tha supreme court, in an opinion
rendered November 1 1, 10I. reversed
the judgment of tha lower court and
remanded the case for a new trial.
Later the district attorney filed what
la aaserted to ba an amended bill of
exceptions but whtoh was substantially
a now bill, Tha supreme court refused
to reverse Its former decision and Jen'
ninga will have a new trial
IRRIGATION PROJECT ON
;THE COOPERATIVE PLAN
' (Special Dlapatea -to The J carnal.)
Salem, -Or.. April Unlike other
Irrigation projects, the reclamation
work of the Deschutes Reclamation tt
Irrigation company Is dona by tha sou
tiers themselves on tha land. The seg
regation Includes soma 1.IS0 acres In a
tract east of the town of Laldlaw, In
Crook county. Tha stste land board has
approved tha rules and regulations re
garding tha distribution of water In the
reclamation work to ba dona by that
company, which had previously received
tha recommendation of State Engineer
Lewis. In accordance with provlatona
of the contract l.SS feet of water la to
be put on tha land during tha (May
period of maximum una. After the land
has been fully reclaimed and the con
tract with tha atata has been fulfilled
the settlers will receive title to tha
lands from tha federal government.
SANDY LAND COMPANY
HAS FILED ARTICLES
(Special Dispatch to The IoeraL
Salem, Or., April 1. The Sandy
Land company has filed - articles of In
corporation with tha secretary of state.
It purposes to engage In a general real
aetata business and to erect and con
struct bulldlnga. The company's office
will bo at Sandy, In Clackamaa county,
and It has a capital stock of 14.500., Tha
Incorporators are W. A. Proctor, Ed
ward F, Barns, John Straus and Frank
Beers. '
Tha Laswell Timber company of Port
land, capital stock $250,000, and main
offlce Portland, has been incorporated
by Jesa R. Laswell, Charles R. Webster
and W. E. Mahaffy.
Tha Portland Tool Works, through
ita secretary. W. Irving Bpeneer, baa
filed its declaration of increaaa of capi
tal atock from f 4.20O to $10,000. ,
INTERSTATE DEBATE ON
SHIP SUBSIDY QUESTION
, ' ' fSBKlst Wanatr e Tha JeeneLl - -Seattle,
April lt.-Tonight in Denny
hall at tha University of Waahlngtoa
th debating teams' of that Institution
and Paclflo Grove university at sorest
Grove. Oregon, will debate tha ship sub
sidy question. Tha Wsahlngtonlsns will
take tha stand that the American mer
chant marina will ba best built np by
means of a subsidy and tha visitors
will have the other side. Washington
will be represented by Wiley Hemphill.
Charles Norton and Howard Gillette.
Tha Paclflo team will be composed of
Clarence Allan, Hugh W. Sparks and It
E. Wltham. Tha Judges will be W. O.
Chapman, Judge of the superior court
at Taeoma; H. B. Dewey of Olympla,
assistant r stats superintendent of
schools, ' and Professor Washington
Wilson-, of , tha Belllngham Normal
acbool. ... . ' K ,
SAYS LAfJE
JOBBED 11
Contlnued from Psga One.)
from I. Z. Dufresne, the operator in
Moore's photo gallery, who wss bound.
gsgged and robbed by the youthful dea
perado on Monday night. .
V flHvea Stolem STsoktls. . .
Lundstrora visited Lane's room In tha
Cosmoa last week and waa presented
with a necktie by ihe crook which bad
been stolen from the home ol I 14
Hoffman on the night of April 1. Lane
wanted Liindatrom to take one of the
three revolvers stolen .from tha Port
land Oun eompany, 1(1 First street, but
tha youth declined on the ground that
ba would get Into trouble with the wean
pon In his possession. '
To Detective Hellyer, Lundstrom de
clared that he had never suspected Lane
of being implicated in any of the sen
satlonal crimes charred aaalnat him.
Unaware of Lane's arrest Lundatronf
says ha want to tha Cosmos house
Wednesday morning and ha la undoubt
edly tha stranger aeen ny aire. iam
merley. In the municipal court this
morning Lundstrom waa released on his
own recognizance to return when want
ed. Hla parents reside In ' Hoqulam,
Washington, and as far as Is known las
youth baa never been in serious trouble.
The tie riven Lundstrom by Lane
la now In posaesslon of Detective Hell
yer. Tha officer has Ascertained that
ona of tha gold necktie pina taken from
tha Hoffman residence was given by
Lane to one Of hla friends and It will
ba recovered thta afternoon. .
Mother Yisits Boa la Jail, i
An affecting soone occurred in tha
cty prison ' lata yesterday afternoon,
when O. Frailer of Troutdala, tha boy's
stepfather, and tha mother of tha dis
graced youth, visited him In bla eelL
With tha appearance of hla aged mother
Lane's barrier of ' reserve waa broken
down and tha young criminal wept bit
terly. Mra. Frasler was almost on the
verge of collapse upoa seeing -bar OS-
spring, and tha meeting between Lane
and his . mother caused a susploious
molature even In the eyes of tha Hard
ened jail ofllclala.
Upon tha request of tha police lira.
Newton W. Rountree will call at tha
county Jail this afternoon to aea If aha
can Identify Lane aa tha thug who so
brutally assaulted her. Mrs. Rountree
has a distinct recollection of bow her
aaaallant's voice sounded, and will en
gage tha prisonsr In conversation. ' It
la expected that If Lana la guilty of
tha Rountree outrage ba may break
down at tha eight of his victim.
Detective Hellyer, In searching Dane's
former room In the Cosmos this morn
ing, found a gold watch fob which may
ba a portion of plunder from aoms other
crime. Two overcoats In possession of
tha police have not yet been Identified
and the authorities request all persons
who have lost garments of that charac
ter to call at headquarters.
BOY BURGLAR HOMESICK
CONCRETE SEA WALL ON
SEATTLE'S WATERFRONT
(Special Dispatch to The Joamal.) '
. Seattle, April 1. A concrete sea wall
to extend along the greater portion of
tha Seattle water front la a project that
baa Juat been taken np by tha chamber
of commerce. Tha estimated -ooat of
the Improvement Is between $1,000,000
and f 1,000,000. : A similar plan waa dis
cussed by . the chamber aeveral years
ago but nothing cama of it at that
time, , ' "'' ' .'.'
QUAKES IN ALL PARTS
(Continued from Pago Ona.)
ona people were killed and many In
lured by pieces of buildings and chim
neys hurled down by the shock. Many
mors died from exposure following tha
dlaastar. ,
Appeals for aid were aent to all tha
principal cities In the world.
Following the main shock tha city
wss visited by, lesser shocks at irregu
lar Intervals and of varying Intensity
for mora than a year. .
J. QUAKE IN OCEAN ;
Subterranean Explosion Cause of th
. ; Disaster In Mexico.
(Jo mil fptal Den.)
Mexico City, April II. Proof . that
the earthquake that caused such wide
spread disaster throughout tha bju th
em part of Mexloo was caused by a
subterranean explosion is found In the
fact ' that after the first great shock
tha air In many places for miles was
filled with - a heavy, sulphurous odor,
and In soma of ths streams the water
was sulphurous for a time. Thia for
eign substance In the air caused great
suffering to tha survivors, and for the
two daya following tha quake all com
plained of headaches caused by inhaling
the sulphur fumes. ,
Reports) continue to coma from tha
Stricken territory Indicating extensive
loss of life and property. The Mexican
government baa taken ateps ta relieve
tha destitute In the district where tha
effects of tha quake wore most diss
troua. ....
Young Lane ?oand Baffles Open
. Uoiw Not ProflUbl).
Ernest Lana, tha Nob Hill burglar,
declares that ba would never have left
hla atudlea at tha Oregon Agricultural
college to become a criminal bad tt not
been fon the . fact that he, lacked, tba
money to go on. . ' r.
- "I wanted to, stay right there and
graduate," bald tha , tall, dark , youth,
peeking through the bars of his cell at
the county JalL to which ba was trans
ferred yesterday evening. 'T wanted ta
make something of myself.- , I didn't
have tha money to go on, and mother
needed my help; that a tba only reason
I left college." . i .
Bobbin XMd Mo .'-' : '
While tha prisoner is careful not to
dlaouaa any matter bearing directly on
hla crlraea, ha speaks of other matters
quite freelyi Ha admits that ha never
sent any money home, but says It was
beeauas. ba never got ahead. Though
bold and Induatrious, robbery apparently
did not yield any considerable returns
to him and. If be himself la to be be
lieved, ha was preparing to leave his
calling and go home when ba waa run
to earth.
T waa expecting to go homo to stay
in a couple or days mora," aald Lane.
T thought I'd work on a ranch awhile.
I came hare in tha first place to get
work, but didn't find what I wanted. I
worked- as a waiter in a restaurant a
ooupls of weeks, but X quit that,"v
: Fine-Appearing Tonus; lean.
Lana la tall, well proportioned and
very dark. He la a type of the strong
motive temperament wiry of muscle.
keen of observation, quick, courageous
snd stubborn. There are no signs of
dissipation on his face. Ha is not a
degenerate either physically or Intel
lectually, but is of the wild, lawteas
sort, eager for adventure and nnwllllng
By nature to hold a menial position.
Under mora fortunate circumstances he
might have made an excellent citizen.
When asked concerning his desperate
battle with tha officers on tha night of
bis arrest tha pink domino , burglar
laughed. ' ,
"I wouldn't have shot those fellows
If I bed tha chance, I was putting np
a big bluff. I wouldn't shoot anybody
anywhere." ....... : : f 7 t . ,.
Ustee meoosnlaa Foots, :
Lane entered the Oregon Agricultural
college laat fall and atayed until tha
latter part of January. Ha la aald to
have stood well in his classes. He played
fodtbsll - during tha fall . and was on
tha second college eleven. His photo
la ' tha Portland papera waa Instantly
recognised by' bis. college friends, and
his arrest created - much discussion.
Professors at CorvalUs believe that tha
boy cama to college with tha Intention
of reforming, but met with old compan
ions while on a vlalt to Portland during
the holiday and waa Induced . to go
wrong again.
The youth will not say whether or
not he had a partner In bla operation
in Portland. , . . tf
SPECIAL VENIRE CALLED
(Continued from Pag Ona)
nn
Milder or a os id
"u
l!2
a . a
ill
Doctors Differed "Palo, Weak, Helpless Hopeless
; Poor, Thin Blood the Undoubted Cause.
HARRIMAN WANTS TO KNOW
(Continued from Pago Ona)
your Jurisdiction, return this letter at
one so Indorsed.
Acknowledge receipt hereof by Imrne
diate return of enclosed card.
WM.-MCMURRAT,
General Passenger Agent
Approved'
J. P. O'BRIEN.
Vice-President and General Manager,
Metager flta your eye for $H0. Ill
Sixth street, ssar .Washington.
Aa seen Juror waa passed by Mr. Bris
tol, Judge Wolverton announced that ha
was qualified and would nave to serve.
Aa Interested spectator in the first
stages of the Jury drawing waa Attor
ney W. D. Fenton. who made such a
itrenuoua fight for Franklin P. Maya,
who was convicted with several others
in tha Blue Mountain case laat aummer.
When It was found that a full Jury
could not ba drawn from tha realra
called last wsek, Judge Wolverton di
rected Clerk Mckea to draw a special
venire of 10 to ba drawn from the fol
lowing counties: Multnomah, Claoka
maa, Marion, Polk, Yamhill, Washing
ton, Columbia, Clatsop and Waaoo. Tbssa
man will report Monday morning and
enough will be drawn to constitute . the
required number, ' . ! ,
' Then Save Bars Selsotfd. -
Ths following are the II Juror who
were selected this morning: Albert
Adams, farmer, Deer Island, Columbia
Now Docs Her Own Housework nnd
V Gladly Tells What Cured Her. .
. . V ; ', VNashoVN.' IX, Jan. 10, 1908.
. , "I regard it my duty to let you know what Hood'a
Saruparilla has dona for me. Jl acknowledge without
th alighteet hesitation that v ; ,r
HoocI'g Sarsaparilla
Has Saved . My . Life ;:
Aa to tha nature of my disease there was a difference
of opinion among the doctors, bat the original trouble
waa undoubtedly anemia or lack of blood. I tried one
thing and then another without effect and I grew rery
poor and pale. One day a physician who had been
treating me said to my husband, 'If this medicine does
her no good get another doctor or atop giving her medi
cine.' Ilia medicine did me no good. I had several
other doctors. I waa finally taken to the Massachusetts
General Hospital. The hospital physicians studied my
ease and I waa made the subject of a lecture. They
said there waa no help for me and took me back borne.
The only food I could retain waa raw eggs. I could
not ait up. : My sister saw an account In a newspaper
of a ease similar to mine of a woman who waa cured by
Hood 'a Sarsaparilla. She persuaded ma to try this
remedy.' The first dose I took was teaspoonfuL
After I bad taken it for about two weeks I felt that Ii
AAnlit aer fv innti(a )mnrnvi1 until T am,M a.t.'.
five egga a day. Within three months I wag so mtatLJ
. i. . . v la .1 .a a . . . vv
naiiar lii.l . mi I n aiax aimDSK anT inn rtr twiji ..i
was able to go out of doors I continued taking Hood's
Sarsaparilla until I waa welL X now do my own house
work: , I am glad indeed to let the world know of the
wonderful medicine which has saved my life. "I hope
my letter may be-of service to some, other sufferer."
Mrs. F, JL Salisbury, R.F.D, No. 2, Nashua, N. H.
WO O'S and hly LXIoodfs
Cfatecnfsifte or those who prefer medicine In
Oai ubIet form. Hood's Sarsaparilla is
now put np in chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs, as well
as in the usual liquid form. Sariatabs have identically
the same curative properties aa the liquid form, besides
accuracy of dose, convenience and economy. .There is no
loss by evaporation, breakage or leakage, . 100 doses $L Of
druggists or by mail. C I. Hood Co., Lowell, Mass.
aciaANTEBO asder the rase sad Drags Act, Jane SO, Mus. Me. tat,
county; Alex Coyla, farmer, Hubbard,
Marlon county; W. B. Glass, banker,
Brownsville, Linn county; W. H. Btln
son, farmsr. Medford, Jackson county;
Jamss Starr, farmer, Stephens, Douglaa
county; J. tt Carlton, Eagle Point,
Jackson county; Ben Belling, merchant.
Portland; Lucius J. Hicks, engraver,
Portland; B. EL Clark, farmer, Ukiah,
Umatilla county; J. Bchoenberg. farmer,
Scappoose, Columbia county; James D.
Henneaay. merchant, Portland; Henry
Naohand, farmer, Parkplaca, Clackamas
county; W. F. Moist, liveryman, Leba
non, Linn county; William Grlaeenth-
waita, farmer, Oregon City; John W.
Doana, miner, Bumpter, Baker county.
Tha Jurors excused because Of serv
ing on state or federal Jurlea In tha
past two roars were: W. W. Gregory,
Agate; Belgle Coffman, Medical Springs;
T. C Dugan, Eagle Point: O. M. Jasper,
Cove; Jamea R. Linn. Salem; Ambrose
Haseltlne. Portland; J. c atnier, afonta
vtlle; John L. Hallar, Woodbuya; T. B.
Davidson, Ehigene; O. Bennett, Junction;
FrancJe M. Batchelor. poralaad. t H. T.
Hudson waa exouaedV- ovr the exempt
fireman plea.'"' ' sJ ' r ,.
Baa BelUaa; BltgTbla.
When Ben Belling, wno is listed aa a
capitalist on tha official list, wss-call,
ad, doubt arose as to whether bo would
be excused becauae of any previous duty
service In the atata circuit court Coun
ty Clerk Flalde waa called by telephone
to determine tha exact data Mr, Selling
had served, and when It was found that
ba waa eligible, Mr. Bristol gave a algh
of relief because of bla desire to obtain
men of the atrongeat reputation.
Four man called In laat week'a Ventre
failed to respond thla morning whan
their names were called and Judge
Wolverton ordered Mr. Bristol, to de
termine why these men were not pres
ent. If It is found thst they received
the summons and refused to anawer a
bench warrant will ba issued for each
and ba will ba given an opportunity to
state bia reasons for disobeying ths
orders of tba eour The men are: M
G. Aldrlch, farmer; Tremont place; J.
M. Dews, farmer, Watklns; Byron Gale,
snsepman, waiter city; Matthew N.
Gemmer, locksmith. Portland.
SECRET SERVICE MAN -
GOES TO SEATTLE
. ; .
' - (Special Dispatch te The JsaraaU
Seattle, April 1 Thomae B. Footer
of Portland will be bar within 1 daya
to take tha position vacated by Captain
B. W. Ball, who has been in o bar go of
tba United States secret service o pen-
all ona In the northwest for several
years and who has just resigned. ; Fos
ter, according to word from Washing
ton, will auoeeed Captain Ball. May 1.
Foster la highly Indorsed by Captain
Bell. Ha was 'formerly In ona of the
departments at , Washington and baa
been connected with the secret service
for the past eight years. Ha was sta
tioned at San Francisco at. tha time of
the earthquake, but wsa seat to Port
land immediately thereafter.
ACTRESS WAS MARRIED
' 4
(Continued front Page One.)
street, which was leased jointly by
Goodwin and- Miss Goodrich - for' one
year. Goodwin's friends aay Miss Good
rich rented tha apartment and Good
win taerely became security for her.
They do not think tba ault will causa
any trouble between Goodwin and bis
wife, Msxlne BUiott. ' .
Mis Goodrich met Stacy whan aha
was IS years old. - After a abort court
ship' the young couple slipped away to
Cincinnati, where the husband waa la
tha electrical contracting business, and
were married, ' In three months the
glamor had worn off for the young
couple. Stacy moved ant of tba cosy
flat. Mra. Stacy want borne to bar
family In Chicago.
in January, isos. Judge " Kavanagb
heard the testimony In tha ault for di
vorce brought by Bessie Bdna Stacy
against her husband. Stacy consented
to a default judgment, and tba great
secrecy used In tha proceedings . pre
vented them front becoming public
Miss Goodrloa la now in tha west
playing with Nat Goodwin In The
Geniua." '. Her attorney, ' Herman L,
Roth, accepted service of papera in the
Marks ault. An anawer waa made de
nying that tha actreae was Indebted te
Marka for a penny.
Herman Roth says ba alone . Is re
sponsible for the , divorce. , and that
Marka appeared for him before Jndga
Kavanagb aa a trial attorney aa a mat.
tar of courtesy, but tba case la on the
short cause calendar, and without tha
fair defendant to put on the atand no
course appears possible but .to allow a
default Judgment,-"
-When Miss Goodrich returns to Now
Tork I shall ask thst the ease be reopened.-
aald Mr. Roth. . Tf.tney can
ahow that aha owes anything they will
bo paid In full." . ' ; v
ELOPERS ARE ARRESTED
' 1 BY SPOKANE POLICE
(Special Dtasetcb te The JenrsaL)
. - Spokane." Wash., April 11- When tba
Cover d'Alene train reached thla dty
yeHterday it was mat by Detective Mo
Derraott; whe plaaed nnder arrest Miss
Emma Bolander, ago 11, and Mr. Nick
Buckley, age 1 1, as fugitives from Jus
tice, t : t ys---. ,
They left Wallace between two days
and headed for Spokane, where they In
tended to gat married. Emma Bolander
waa a waitress at Mullen and told bar
sister aha was going to Burke for tha
day. but Instead went to Wallace, where
she mat Buckley, who la known through
out the northwest as a piiseflghtar of
some repute. When It waa learned that
tha couple had run . away, a telegram
was aent instructing tha local polios to
oatcb them, -'-..;-' ' - :--.
Mercantile Firm Incorporates.
Astoria. Or- April ll.- Artiolea of in.
corporation of the Quong ' Tick Land
company have been filed In the county
clerk's office.' The. incorporators are
H. I Knight. J. R. A. Bennett and Ah
Dogs. The capital atock la 110.000, di
vided Into $100 sharee. , The object of
tha company 1 to engage la general
merchandising In Astoria. ' ' ' '
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Miss Wallice's
'" Hair - '
f Grew
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EVERYBODY CAN HAVE NICE HAIR
NOW, and you don't have te wait aroand
weeks and months for results either.1 You
win eee Improvements from the very 'first
8tv Raar Takes ea Mew Lit. aad Orawe
Feet Leagarthaa H was Bsbri. I-;-.-'
adfOWLTOsr Dajrosanrs Co. '
OenUeaacai :
Tour DandeHae has msde aty hair grow
overMres feet longer thaa it was when 1 be
gan Ita ase.
It ie sew over Sve feet km g sad keeps right
oa growing. It seems to ialrly crawl oatot say
scalp. It Is so gtoeay and alee too.
Da ndertae will el way have my best wishes.
Slaorraly, ...
JEANBTTB WALUCB,
Stt W. Mtt Street,
HIW YORK CTTT,
This GREAT HAZR-OROWINO REMEDY
can now be bad at all Druggists in three
Sites, 25c, 80c. and $1.00 per bottle. v
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