Medford mail tribune., April 12, 1914, SECOND EDITION, Page PAGE FOUR, Image 3

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Medfokd mail tribune
AN INIP.I'KNIJHNT NKWHPAI'KIt
PUllMKIIKt) KVHIIT AITUItNOON
U.VCKIT 8UNDAV I1V TUB
MKDI'OIU) 1MUNT1NO CO.
Tho Democratic Ttmci, Tim Mcdford
Mnli, Tlio Mcdford Trltiuno, Tlio South
m Oroconlnn. Tlio Ashland Tribune.
orrico Mnii Tribunn ltiiii.iinc. :&:;.:
North l'lr itreoti tclepliona 75.
Offlclnl rnr nf tlio City of Mcdford,
Official r.tpcr of JnoVtuon County.
Bi
Kntcrod ns ncebnd-rlnss matter nt
Medford. Orrcoit, under tho net of
Mnrch J, 1SJ9.
BunscRirnoN ratxb
Ono yrnr. by mull .... ........-,..,15.00
On month, Ity ninil . , ...-. .SO
rvr month, delivered by carrier In
Medfohl. Jnckfonvltlo nnd Cen
tral Point- .50
ftnttinlny only, by m.ill, per year 1.00
Weekly, ier year. . .... 1.S0
With Medford Stop-Orer
EASTER SERVICES AT
1ST
THE TRIUMPH OF JUSTICE
F
OUR
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wt'tv olivtrocuti'd at Osstniii"; this
Knslor Sunday was n sjrcnl day in
the .Mcdford Mcthodi-t Kpii'op:il
church. t opened with n well-at-tended
nud profitable Minnie pntycr
Hireling led liy William XL Stiiii.
Tlio morning and uiht congregation
taxed the .rhtint: raparity of the
church lu tho utmost, even to the
crowding of the nUIcs.
hi the morning service eight chil
dren were linpti-cd, uotahly among
the numher were tho interesting twin-,
or XIr. and .Mrs. Oren Anjuger.
Seven adnllK were received into mem
bership. The choir rendered special
music of a profitable and entertain
ing character, eonMMiiig of three
choruses "Tlio Redemption" liy Cioii-
iiod. This is the first time tho choir
lias appeared in vestments in the reg
ular Sunday worship. It wns great
ly appreciated hy the largo audience
piecnt, and contributed much to the
imprcssivcncss of the service.
Tho night meeting was given hy
the Sunday school-in the form of
their annual Raster entertainment.
The members of the school ncouittcd
thcm-clveis with great credit and
llin.o specially participating were
generously encored, and liy their ap
propriate and finely rendered piece-,
clearly evidenced the capable train
ing they received at the hands of the
committee and their assistants, who
had the program in charge. The
chancel was beautifully adorned with
cut flowers mid jvotted plants. The
rear wall of the choir loft was deco
rated with the flags of the different
uatioiw. High above all wns the
white flag of the Master Kingdom
with its gleaming eros. Tho annua!
offering which is always taken for
missions as large. 1). T. I.avvtou
presided and did it mot felieitouly.
Miss Mublo Ciould wns pianist and
charmed everybody by her skillful
playing.
The committee, which eouited of
XI rs. Winos Wiley and Stien, ably
seconded by Miss Kvn Hammond
and Miss Mary Tinker, are to be
congratulated on the splendid in a li
ner in which the whole program wns
rendered.
GUNMEN KILL TWO
T
KOMKUSKT, I'a., April 1:1, John
D'Angelo, '2'), and Joseph li'Aiigelo,
S, cousins, were shot and instantly
killed hero today by gunmen who
diovo up to tho D'Angolo homo in an
automobile. Mrs. Frank D'Angelo,
.lo-eph' mother, was suriou-ly
wounded.
No molivu for the shooiing was
known, Mrs. D'Angolo said "he
luaid tho reports in her back yard
and saw tho two youths lying (lend
in tho doorway. As shu Miiopul mi-
tho body of her sou, ibuo hJi-jU were
I'ued at her, two of them Inking H
Jcct. Then she heard In- gamut i rim
to llnir tilil.iiiinbilo and diiw nvv.i.
mornm": for (ho ntunlor of I Ionium Rosonlhnl. iho
j?ainl)lof, shot down in ooltl blood hooauso ho "sijuoalod"
on iho "vsysloin," tho allianco of polioo and Iho undor
world of Now York City, for a division of spoils, Polioo
Lieutenant Meeker, who amassed a fortune IVont (ho j;raft
soonrotl, and upon whoso orders (ho shoot int; was tlono, has
boon granted a now (rial upon technicalities.
The nion who today paid tho ponalty, though tho sount
of Europe, tho result of our open-door iuuuiuration pol
icy, aro simply instnnnonts carryini on( tho instructions
of others whoso word in many similar crimes had boon im
munity enough to protect thorn from punishment. The
crime was a little bolder than hitherto undertaken. The
time happened to be unpropitious. But as vet tho chief
beneficiaries of such crimes, tho politicians who toil not,
yet amass groat wealth, tho rosil principals, tiro as vol un
punished.
What a tribute to civilization is tho spectacle of a quad
ruple execution! Iho gruesome stud revolting details aro
described in full. The death chamber is crowded by relays
of tho curious so many that there are scarcely murders
enough to give ovorv spectator a chance to view tho death
agony of a single victim. It reminds one of tho hangings
of a century or two ago, when gallows adorned every
cross-roads and tin execution was the occasion of village
merrymaking.
One victim, wo aro told, appeared half paralyzed with
horror. His eyes bulged and he moved mechanically. An
other was so hard to kill that four shocks wore hooded.
Another strained convulsivolv against the straps, while
foam bubbled from his lips as a wisp of smoke came from
over his loft oar. And so on through the harrowing do
tails. What an orgv of thrills and what placid satisfaction
for those fortunate enough to hold an admission ticket to
this modern chamber of horrors! And how much those who
enjoy such sights have advanced beyond their cave-dwelling
and tree-climbing paleolithic ancestors!
The electric chair is probably more humane than the
primitive gallows, though there cannot bo much differ
ence in the sensations of the victims. Hut as it is not as
public, society cannot profit as much by the object lesson
as in the good old days when a severed human head was
transfixed on a spike and left for mouths with its dis
torted features to decorate the town wall, or tho bodv was
left to sway in tho evening breeze while crows and buz
zards rent tho decaying flesh.
Legalized murder is no bettor than illegal murder. It
is as wrong for tho state to take human life as it is for tho
individual. The four murders of today and the fifth mur
der in prospect will not bring back to life the dead gam
bler, and it will not prevent other such crimes.
The literal enforcement of the Mosaic law of five thou
sand or more veal's ago but testifies to how little mankind
has advanced, and the increasing number of homicides
bear witness to the futility of fear as a crime deterrent.
Even while the electric juice is singeing with sickly odor
the bodies of its four victims in the name of the law, crimes
equally atrocious to that of the gunmen tire being com
mitted throughout the land in spite of the triumph of
justice.
Public Market Popular in Med ford
The Maude Adams of the Movies
E
HKATTLK, Wash., April 13. The
)iggfl coiiHgnmciit of Chinese os,'g
uvur Imported into this country, con
sisting of 'J70.000 domi, will bo part
of tliu ciii'go of the Htcailishlp Sena
tor, which will sail ftoiu (lie I'acille
Coast Hlniiiililj company's duck
lieio Tuesday iiljtlit J'r Han Fniii-flM-o.
Tlio 'JK wi hniujilil ern
Hit I'ui'ilic fmiu Hong ICong aboard
I lut CiiiimIIiiii Pacific Iiiici Mmprc
of ltiiin and with lilM'lungcil ul
Viiiifontrr, Ik C Tlity will l luki
itlMUUtl Ibv r'l'tT llil'll',
In tho "Interesting People." de
partment of the April American Mag
azine apiK-ur a photograph aim
sketch of Mary l'iekford, a charming
young actress whose face and figure
are known to moving picture theater
goers till over the world. Following
is an extract:
"Among the colorless, voieolos
figures whieh flicker neros the
screen every niht in 'movie' theaters
there is ouo which has made horsolf
universally known and loved, lu
Paris, London, Xew York, or in
strnngo nameless bordor settlements
of Asia and Africa and Austniliu,
this little figuru has made friends.
Millions iiuvc seen her and applaud
ed her; for in fourteen yoar slit lias
played (bv pnxy to h public larger
than all that Booth ami Irving and
Snlvini and Cuipioliu played to in a
lifetime. Kho went on the slaifc at
the age of live. Her namu is Marv
Pickford.
"Stage folk call her the '.Mamie
Adams of tho movies,' mid the imuio
is deserved. For the snrn unrcn
oning reason that over body loves
.Miss Adams, with her trug
throaty voice and naive adolescent
awkwardiioss, so every body low-
'little Mary of the movie-..' llolh
have in abundance what Mi-" Adams
as 'Maggie' in 'What Kvcry Woman
Kiiohs,' called 'that damned charm!'
"Hut along with her acting for the
movies have gono frequent returns to
the legitimate, stage. In December,
1 007, David Hclasco first ili-covorcd
Mary and ca-t her for the little sis
tor, Hetty, in 'The Wnrreim of Vir
ginia,' and last year Mr. Hclasco
again tempted her, this time from
the movies, to take the part of Juliet,
the little blind girl of fairyland, in
A flood Littlo Doil.'
"Hut the Ntugo will never displace
tho pictures in Miss Pickford's heart.
'I love it all,' she sighed as she talked
to mo ouch after a performance of
'A (iooil Littlo Devil,' and she con
fided to me tho secret that, in spite
of her mother, she spends Sundays
vUitiug the picture theaters, 'It's
hard to play out under tho hot west
ern sun in the desert. Many times,
alter a day's work in the pictures, 1
have returned at suiisut too cxlmiiht
ud to touch a bit of food. Hut there
is a fascination in the excitement
and over-changing scenes.' Then she
addid, 'Why, nights I dream of start
intr atraiii for California!'"
A New and Dangerous Potato Disease
I'lnwlury scab of tho potato i-, an faintly purplish and extend from up
I'uropeau disease winch doubtless proximately the outermot cells ol
followed imported potatoes hcfoioilho tuber toward the deeper layers
the ipiarantiiie law went into cifect.
l'verv possible effort is being made
by the I'nll.'d States dcpaitiaent of
iiL'riculture to prevent this iliseaso
I'ho "powdery scab" fungus, if
conditions are favorable, may cat
large cavities into tho immature po
tatoes, Hesides consuming iiarU of
making iiiroiids on our potato iudiis-1 tho tubers it stunts their finther
(H Matk Woodruff iu the I'oitlaud
Telegram.)
The Medfoid public niaiket sends
greetings to suppoilers of it -Imllai
iiwtitutiou lor Potllaud, At 10
o'clock this morning the public mill'
ket is nicely filled with ciislomeis,
uu.i before ;i this afleiuoon Die I'm m
crs will lane cleaned out their offer
iligs and the mat ket master will
swnb down the decks and make
things shiphiipc until (lie big doors
are thrown open again Tuesday,
I'.ver.vbody in Medfoid seems to
own a markot basket. Lawyers and
doctors, carpenters and teain-lers,
their vies ami their -on ants hne
lu'on Mt inning into the market all the
motniiig. There is a -orl of sphil
hero that i- iudoxciilmble. Medfoid
con-timers know .luck-oii county
fa imct by their flr-t names, ami,
strnngo as it may seem, the con
sumer mid the gioucr each claim to
be about -"i par cfttit ahead been us
of shaking hands aero"- the green
goods clm-in.
And Medfoid hits n suecessfnl
public market. Kwit every candidate
for re-election to the supreme court
bench would Mi-tnin that propo-ltlou
ou the record and the evidence, lu
two years it ha- necoinpli-hed seven
iiidi-putalile thing-: Increased the
output of .lueksou county farms; in
creased railroad shipments; increas
ed the profits of the farmer; in-
ciea-ed the profits of tin nsiuuer;
fiirui-hcil fresh ami wholesome I nod;
eliminated the peddler of wilted, de
caying nud uuwholcMiinc food; so
firmly entrenched itself with the peo
ple that it could not he uotteu rid of
ly an cplo-ion of Celilo dyuumile.
Two things seem to have worked
together to bring about this le-ult.
The l'ir-t is the intere-ted. able and
impartial uiuiiiigeuieut by Market
Master Iv. .1. Iliiuyard, and the olhsi
is bccaii-c of the firm support and
co-operation given the project by the
city council. The market muster i
the judge of how many stalls -hall
be allowed to operate at the market,
how much produce, -hall be brought
in for snlc, and an ordinance gives
bun authority to fix the retnil prin
Market .Mu-tcr Itunvard receives a
-alary of -7." a month and rnaki- the
market self-su-lniiling. And a Med-
ford family can buy anything at their
market, from meats, vegetables,
fruits, hoiiic-cauncd goods vinegar,
cider, cooked foobS, Belgian hun-
aiul ciuekeiiH to canary bints, lor
the privilege of -oiling tlic-c lliing
the fanner pnys Ju cent- for a single
day, or &l a month.
It was in l!)l that the Mcdford
rebellion ciilmitmtrd in a new declar
ation of independence. The high cot
of living had beeomu a bunlrii. The
newspapers took up the ipie-tion of
a public market aud Were boycotted.
It was -aid that tanner- Mould not
bring in tmck for salu. Hut Iho cit
council had gotten into touch with
an experienced public maiket man in
the person of Kunynrd, nud the
council purchased a lot and appro
priated -?1SII(I for a building III by
1(10 feet on a side street. It con
tains JI Mall-, izo 8 by 10 feet
inside, with three-foot counters, all
of them in u-e by farmers, and a
waiting list of applicants under llie
lid of the superintendent's desk.
During the pn-t year tho people of
Mcdford have been -upplied with
flesh egjjs a 171,, cents a doxeii,
huttcr nt ill) cents a pound, diesed
chickens leady for the pun nt IS ami
'JO cents u pound, poil, hums a IJ
cents a lmiiud, nud beef nt fioui 10
to 'JO cents a pound, utid potatoes at
ft out fill cents to .$1 per huuilied
weight, 'fhe market is never over
supplied, nor uio iheie dirt'eieuces in
piiees ut vuiious stalls. One hun
dred uud eighty people have been
known to Hue up nt the meul stall
waiting their tutu to purchase.
The inarltet uui-ler woik- It like
this; ()n Tuesda.vs, TIiiiiiIii.m and
Saluiditys lh:t nun ket i- npu lo the
public. Therefore on Moadav-, WVtl -nesilays
nud Friday- the market inns,
ter hitches up Old lies lo a -laut-wheeled
buggy ami diive- tluoiigh
the country, lie a-ceilniiis ju-t how
luueli ptoduco each fnrmrr will have
uud of .what kind. Then he iiotific
each -lull-keeper what ijimntitv of
each kind of stuff he shall hiu,-! iu
the net day. Surplus -luff i -hip
prd lo other uutrkets and i!ihm'iI
of. When the uiurkct wn- iu-littUd
the funuers were demou-tratiiig or
cluirds ami .-hipping iu about nil
their potatoes and many other gar
den products. Today thev ate exporter-
of these IhiiiKs, nml making
money, twelve cats of beans and
any number of curs of potatoes and
onion- went to t'alifoniia nml Oregon
points this year.
Hxpert meat. cutters are allowed lo
handle the incut -tails iu iuo- in
stances, but they tiro compelled to
piircluiHC their carcasses fioni .luck--on
county funuers. lu one cae a
woman, Mr-. It. II. .louc, opera te
ller owu'meat -tall. Her -oeciallv i
pork grown on a little .'I'-acn- farm,
I'a mill's out. She sells ten hog
evrry Saturdny and she clear- up
from $10 o fSU a wiL, That -lull
is -ooii going to pay for her laud ami
furni-li it ne-t egg for her two chil
dren. O. .1. Ann's recent y -old 1100
-ucks of Mialncs at the maikcl for
fi:i.0, and admit- llmt he lum ic-
retniled fl.'illO of his fnnii produce at
his stall this vcar. .1. O. Harris had
a veal Ilia) he wauled to sell to the
hlllehcix. They o! fried ." lor the
aniiual. Il.irii- peddled the meat at
his stall and realized 10. One man
sold home-cured hams and Imcoii for
just one day ut his stall nml went
home with ilSO in a stocking ou one
of his legn in the wagon.
The "honest fainter" hn- sometime-
tried lo beat the marki't. One
man found a scarcity of green -ii.
lie hii hi. supply while hi- neighbor,
were -clliug out at ." cent- n pound.
nud then offered his supply at Hi
cfiits. The mini was uniindiiitilv
mleied to take his pens oil' the tabic
or sell them at lint established price
of ,' cents. Ijtst ar a far hot koI
the price of loganbcnic- fixed at H'i
cents a chn(, ut th uiurket, ami then
began pcdilliug his berries over town
at 7.1 cents. That mnn i now barred
from the market.
When lbs Mcdford market beusn
doing business the price- of produce
were unreasonably high. After it
was iu full swing thoe prices drop
ped very materially. Tojlay the peo
ple here know that if they do not
patronie tlie murket, nml Ilia- ullovv
It to fail and he do. Oil up, tbox'
prices would ngaiu uo sailing sk-ward.
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ENTERS
E
VOTING ON II
DRY
QUESTION
Unemployed a Grave Social Problem
America is iiwukeuing to a rcali.a- the mc-s houses. They me the camp
Ity, and the co-operation of all iu
leiosted iu lid- crop is much needed
iu dealing with this new potato mal
ady. The department is issuing u
bulletin (No. 82) entitled, "Powdery
Scab of Potatoes," which thoroughly
explains Hie disease and gives all tho
priiclicul advice mailable ut the
prcrcnt legurdlng its cniitiol.
Powdery sculi does nut ntlncl; Iho
poitiou of the potato vines above Ibn
gtouiid. It U piiiiiiiiily dioutt o(
ibe young lubcii., which dcvclop as
they liuilille iu the yrnuiid. The di--
growth and cnin.es them to bu de
formed.
An yet, no method of controlling
this disease, when it once gcU ill the
soil, has been found. The pew bul
letin of the department relate the
icsiiIU of cL'ituiu experiments which
are interesting, but limy aie of such
a preliminary nature that I'm Hut
study will be icipiiicd lieforo hc
can bu leeoiiiiiiiuiilcd. Tlio lies) ad
vice that can be jtlvcii a faimci
wlio.c IicbU have produced n crop
infected willi powdery -cab i- Ihi-'
Don't uiow polaloex lor sitcial
en ii is iippaiciit bv mull, -.iiihlli
raiM-il pimplcH miiI a Miuhl ili-col- ''nrn oil a piece of laud Hint b
o if tiii ol tin mint c Wb'n i il pioiliici'il a nop mil icil wiMi Hi
lojH'ii, Iho mrait'il ii ivii u ija'iir'o'ii'iiNv,
lion of the fuel thai she has a latgi
-lauding army of unemployed an
iirmy probably 11111113' tiiuos larger
than the regular iirmy of which the
president of the I'uited Sillies is
cominaiii.ler-iii-cliief. I'or thoo who
march in this urmy, Ihcro is no dis
crimiimtiou us to ugc, sex, physical
or mental comlitiou. All are eligible,
A majorily of wago-carners enler
tlio ranks mole or loss frcipicully, Iu
addition to tins regular aimy of un
employed, which mn relies about the
country in veu'rch of seasonal occu
pations, there hit troops of volun
teer recruits, vvliii-h periodically swell
its ranks.
The iirmy of the unemployed is nil
ortranicd. It- compaiilcn are either
not couuiiamled or poorly command
ed. It has some captains, but no
generals, U well known thai 11
disorganized aiiay nil army without
an able comiuaniler is a source not
of security, but of danger to u com
munity in which it ex in Is. Tho I'nit-
cil Slules has ipiniteied ill every city
iu overy iada-triiil community, her
legular iirmv of unemployed men,
women nml (hildreu, who 11 in out of
work at aome -cn-011 of tho vunr. At
tiinoH like the present, vviien the
urmy is swelled by the addition of
lboi) foiccil into the ranks, theie is
alvva.s a laic iimnhoj' of loluiiteei
ready for ei v 0. especially about
John A. Perl
UNDERTAKER
Unity AiiUluut
HHH, IIAHTMSTJ'
Phones M, 17 n4 17-JM
Aiiibulniirt) Hcrvlie- Diutjr (,'or"utr
followeii. who capilalie a coudillou
of uhiiormal unemployment.
In iiiiiuy asiects of industry, the
United .States has mux lit up uud
overtaken her si-lcr across the wa
ter; sho has -Indict! to her adwm
tage tho experience of Kuinpcun
countries; she bus taken the bet
which they have to offer nml has
Hindu it belter. Hut iu the matter o
dealing with Ikt men nud women out
of work, sho bus failed lameiitnlily.
With the experience of (leriiinny be
foie her, with Kiigluml to sliinubilc
Imr, with little Denmark cleaily
isiiiitiiig Iho vwiyAineiiea bus stood
deaf, dumb and blind lo tho piiiHCiiee
of this great social problem.
To be sure, a few of the 111010 in
telligent stules Wisconsin, Miishii
chiiNctls and Orcon have made
crcditahlii bcginiiinps, not ismply iu
Nlnliiig tho prohleia, but hi finding a
solution for it, 'fhe linger commun
ities, however-Iho mot n cull lit
cities, the big iudiistiial ceuteis
which comiiiand the able-t talent in
most every phase of life am jml
leaching the slaco of awaicucsk thai
a piohleui exists. IVom "Our Anny
of Iho riieiaplo.vcd," liVllon. .loiiil
A. Kingsbury, iu the Amciicaii lie
view of Ilcvlow- (or April.
rilunkn .ill, I'llt.
ClKiim nml help build up
roll for jour own town.
pay
MEDFOKD FLUFF RUG CO
Klltf ft f If 1 Cll'pl't riJ'Ullllltf
1111(1 Wl'HVlllff
nn hah'p main tfmm'r
I'limic cm u
STOCKTON. Cnl , April HI.
I.01II. the Hlilpiilujt ctmlur of one of
tho liiinest iinum illitrleta lu Culltoi
nln, Is vtitliiK on "wet" or "do- to
da), aiiilil Krot excitement, at It'
inuiiloliml tilcetlou. Tlio illitrlet eou
taliis Mix wineries, unit In tils liotiio
of (lisirte K. Law 1 euro, iroldeut oO
tho California tlrato Urovvoin1 Pro
tcutlvo League, forineil tn titimc tin
ulntn nroliltiltluu atueuilutaiit to lie
toted on mixl .N'oveintuir. Ho Is
in:i)or of l.oill. ludlellonti are llmt
every rttuUtonnl vole vrill Ih rwl.
Other muuleliutlltlM lu California
In wlilrh wet or dry oimHohi nr
tieliiK bold toita) ate:
I ted llintr. liiitua. num. Dild
lev, llniifonl V.iinvlllo. SauKer. I.e
moore 111 . .ore. i:ulw1e. Orbuid
t'Mnh Willow n Mttee.1, I'ortuut,
CIovIh. WallK, W'IIIIIh and Helmiito.
pn. Hlllll'V tHlll la) ilutrlctii, two In
(llcau county anil roiir lu Tuoluiuno
(oiinty, 11 10 voIIiik ou wet or dry to
day, and Plat urv lllo hi voting oil a
eitlooii lorulallou oiiiiniiiii'e,
SUPREME COURT AUJUURNS
WITHOUT R0AU DECISIONS
WASHINGTON, Apnl HI.- The
I mini :l,i(o Mipii'ine colllt lid
oiiitiid thl- atleiucnn wltluuil hand
1111; ilmv 11 any iiupoltiilit decl-ioiis In
1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 1 1 l.' iiiili'nitd ea-i-.
isis'-riiiRi
t in villi: tiiimv
THE CIIURCHILLS
In a l'liist Comedy Sketch
I'lmtopbi)- Tmbi)
TIIIC .MASMCHK
A Two Kvol I'oature Cull of Hvelte-
mtit and Thillllnpt Sltiiatlouii
1111: I'DWtcits or Tint .Mit
I'dlmit, 1 1 nt to 11
ovi; 'to 11 1 it 1:1:
H. . A Coined) With n I'liueh
GOMB SAGE IEA III
10
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I Hen Tlicsiln)-
I A .MILLION IV .IHWHUS
Two Heel
Grandma kept Iter lock dark. Kloy,
thick with n mixture ol Saf.c
Tea and Sulphur.
Tlio old time mixture, of 8fv Tm and
Kuipliur fur dttknilng groy, tetktil
uixt (.uU-it luilr U i;"sbiMlhrr trrnt
mint, nml folk are ngiiu lulug II to
kwj tliclr Imlr 11 gel. evwi color, which
U ipille (wmlUc. no we are living la n
ngo whrn a joilttiful ttppixituneo U of tlin
gnvitmt nittautJiK''-
N'mml,iv, Hsnigli, wo don't vtti tlio
tnmMnxiiiin kuk ol gstlMfltig I He nx
unit tlw nuiy tnlting nt Ihihw All
drug stores mII Hm rwdy to two tsltKt
caII.-I "Wyitli's Srtgo ami HuljAur Hair
lumr)-" for ttUntl & ci-iita s Udllr.
It l very puUr Isssnns nobody mii
dlvorrr It lum lsti npidlwl. Hliaplv
nil,lrn your oinlior n wilt lirnli with it,
nnd drmr tlda throuyli juiir lulr, t.tklng
nnn utiuill htm nd nl n tltw. by MorulRg
tlto cniv liilr diMpivAro, but wlut do
HplitA tlsi kolini with Wyolb's 8ao arol
Siileliur U tint. Ixsldra lsnti(ully
lUtKrnlng tlio listr Mftor a lw nptdlm
lion, it nIo ifililfv lint "'t liutia
arxl npiioanusx nf ulninddiioi wlilrli u so
attmetltei U.U-, nrorrnln iKimlrutf,
itt.'ilng sculp nml falling Imlr.
PAGE
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TONIGHT
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