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Newspaper Page Text' mv t: ife A v IV NT Mft BAK T WARLIKE ACTS House Forclnn Affairs Committee Adopts Resolution Sustnlninn Pres ident Wilson's Action In Connection Willi Tmnplru Incident. Partisan Fccllnn Laid Aside by Re liulillcnns mid Pioiircssivcs No Ckuli Dctwecn Factions. WAKIIINtlTON. Anril 111. The Iiiiiimi fiili'luil iiflnit cnilllultlci' llllllllilllnilidy lltluplrd II li'niillltliill hii-tiilniiiK l'nlliil Wilson' iii'liiui iii roiiuectltiii willi tin liinipico iiici tli'iil. ('iiiiKt'OMMiiMti Aiiu'.v, lii'irliifiiio line of I lie iiiliiiiiiihliiitlnii'M lillli'n- up. pnlll'llt, (olll III)' ClllllllliltcC till' l' pIlhlicllllN IVIIIllll Mlippillt till' pil'lilllcilt III tilt picsclit i'lilrf. Ill Mild lit' thought a blneknde nf lln Mi-Mi'iiii voimi wiih mi ni't 'if vvnr Mini renll.v required Diiiiuri'fx.iiiiiiil Miiii'linii, lint ('iri'M-il the iiiiniuii lliul iiiibuily would otiilihlo uliiiilt ill)' llllltlrr. Cllltirillllll FIlMltl, ill It'pl.V, llHlllCll Ainey mnl tin- nher enitiinitlcciucii llllll III)' ptl-ftidl'llt tllltll llclllll'r M'il! Tmuplen nor tiny oilier port or lulu tiny other nui;ri.i t m'lioii without itmuiitiiniil iiuthnri'iittnii. Several lontdutlnn licniin on tin1 hilllittlnn well fDIIlilcicil hel'ole lli i'iiinitiito could iik '' on the iiH'linu of vvoiitiiiL. The tuic fimill udnplcil win In the effect Hint It vviu "re milvcd Hint tin nclnii of tln president ill itoiinrclioii wiih tlu Tiiuipico in cident lie Mi-tuiucd liy III cnimmttcc on foicigii nffulr of llio Iiuuho of K-pt i'-ntiiti of ii I'nitcd Stiite." The committee iiH'illiij; iirltiHil no uliirli lie! wren ilcmoenr nud rc- lllllllll'IIIlK, Tin' cnmuilllrit ivn furnished lij Cli'iilnuiiii Flood illi a complete lii lory of cvciil- Ivinliiii; up to tin- Tutu nico incident, tngi'llirr wild mi out llni' of tlic polir) tli pic-iilciil pro posed to pur-nc in (lie fiii-r of fnliiii' eVelltUtlllllC" TH TO MEDFQRD MEETING KLAMATH FALLS, Api.l III. W. A. Dnl'i'll, A. A. lti'llmiin, It. K. Smith. W. T. ,,o nml I'. It. .Miller wore iippiiintnl tin n committee Tuck iluy I'vciiing to collect a ilclcpiliiui of lot'lll citicu to leprescilt till' Kliinuitli I'lintiilicr of cniuinercc nt tin" biu booster meeting to lio In'lil in .Mi'ill'nril lido lliU iiinntli. This com mittee will Iry to hccuri Iht promise-, of nt li'iml Iwrnly locnl InininrxK mrn to iniiKo tin trip. Those who tinvi' iilri'inly piniiiiMil to uo iih1: .1. V. Siemens, K, II, Hull, 0. I'. Applcmitc, S. II. F.viiiin, W. A. Dilri'll. I'. T. Ol-iu-r, IM lloiljji', Fled Hoti-loii nml (.'. It. Mill, i LYMAN SELLS OttRD TO (lenrgo l.yiiiiin of Hold Hill, ileum I'liilin I'liniliiliiU' for enmity eonnm Miincr nmiliisl .loo Sniilli two yenr nun, Wcdiicilny I'oinph'ti'il ni'goliii limit, for tlin Miln of liii-i piopirly ud joining Urn .Inrl; Mori ill orchurd, to Ihii DiiIiimi Mining' V lli'i'ditinj; rum puny for iipproxiiuiilclv . l."i.M0U, one liulf ilnwii, Twenty iii'ir of tlin Imul is hulloin ImiiLmiil tlii' ii'iiuiinliiK lH'J mill's in hill Ininl, upon which n twolvii-ni'ii' nii'linul in yniini tit'i's. Tlu Ji;"!,j!iKj,''!piiii.v V'ill lii'Kiil l I'liiliiniH ut unci'. Thu fruit crop fioin nix iii'ios of thu ori'hiuil hint yi'iir hiiht for .flltlllO. E STEEL ON MARKET Ni:V YOltIC, April 1(1. Ai'livn IniiliiiK ill I'nlli'il Sliilcs Sled mnl AiiiiiIkmiihiIi'iI iiiiii KciI Ihn iicnlnj,' of Ihn wlucl; iiiiii lid tnilny. Alt luiOh Ini'ljii hlncU of htoi'li i'Iiiiiik'i'iI hiiinU, llll'lll wiih hut hlllll ICCI'hhIiiiI in prliiii, AIiIiuiikIi Hi" ncnenil Imul wnn low it, Ihn innli'i Iiiiii mis Iniily koiiiI. I'iiIoii I'liillln Inui'lii'il n new Inw lee mil I'nrlliii pii'Mi'iil inmeiiicnl. Ileml Iiii I.'-IiIkIi Vnlley nml liiinii I'nell'li' twin inilienlMily hi'iny 'I'ln1 Imml MI'IO Hleinb. I 'J'liu umiLt'l clu'd dull, ADMNS RATIO N NED OF I Tho iilui' of n loi'iil wi'iither etii lion, wllh it peiiniinenl nlisi-iviir, wn iiiii'llily i'iiliiniil liy IiihI niuhl' leiiiperiittiiii I'liiiilitioiiH, Tim Inst I'nrtliuiil InieoiiMl nt 7 o'i'loi'k Wiis, "elninly, hliiiweiH, I'ooler," which, if (lepciiilnhlc, wonhl hnve tliiown oii'liitnlistN off then Ulllllil, hilt lit Hh.'lll Hii' iiieine cli. periilnii'M for tlii vnllvy Hour wns Illl, with it propi'et of the heavy freer.e of Mnri'li till hfiliu lepenleil. role I'lolrr Illlike enlleil Men Slielilnn to tin' wenlher nl flee mnl ihey piepnreil oiehiirils for n htreminiih infill. Smile nf the coldest xpuls hud leiielieil '.Ml nml :ill, hnt tlie ecntrnl nfl'icc mliixeil iiKiiint liiiiiK mi curly, us liilf-hiiiiilv nliii'ivnlliiiis weie pointing In mi iinproveiiieiil. Clouds from the soiitliwi'st chcckcil (lie drop nml nl in ilnlilil I lie nvt'iit!' hud risen to III ilcj-ices. At 'J ii. in. it nu'iiin elriired mid there wn n ilmii uf .'I ileKtee. In thirty minutes, which under oriliniiry conditions wmilil Inixe ini'iint 11 minimum of nhoiit -" hefote miiiniiiK'. hut eloiuls iiKniu sin cil ihc slliinliiiii mid nt nlll the sky wiik n tirly oxeri'iist mnl tltincr for Hie nixht pilst. llMipl for n puielv locnl mnl cr iiiiiiximl eliune in coiidiliiuis, n hen, y frost iii-eessitntiiiK siiiiiiIciii fur se enil liniirs wmilil liuve neciiircil in the luce of ii predict on I rum I'orihiiul Rixiu no hint or thinner. The neces sily of iiiiiiuliiiuiiiK it peniiuni'iil loenl ofllce In cluiine of u mini lluiroiiithl' cmnci'.iiiit with Incut condition's he cuiiich more mid iimre iippuiciil. The foreeii-t for louiitlil is "lieii frost." r'orceustcr llruke mid Hen Sheldon will he on duly nil liinht it neei'sHiiiy, Orehiudl" s ore uicd In keep in loiieh with the olfice. MRS. VIVIAN LYON niK'AIJO, April If.. Itobvrt J. Wliltic)', loriuer wenllli)' I .ok Aiikii li rcnl cstnli? dealer, nnil Mn, ,'Vt Vlan l,)on. iiretlr Deincr illvorrit'. nrresleil hero jtiilordny on rlmrRcit or iiliturilerly ronilurt wero rolenatxl from riiwtotly (his afternoon. Mrn. I.ynuit lutlht t lint lio U Whine) 'b wlfn. Piitrolumu Tiulnll elinrceit the ruiiiilo with ilUiinlerh' coiiiliirt when they rWuncil to lcno tint (irnml l'a- rifle Hotel nt tho reipiet o Hit.' luaiinKciuiMit. Clllt'AdO, April 111. Mrs. VMmi Lyons, pretty Denver dixoieee, mnl Itoheit .1, Wlduey, fiiiiuer wenltliy Los AiikcIi's real estate lnoker, were under at rest here today. The woiiiuu was churned with disonleily cnndiicl mid W'iduey was held under n state while hhio charge, the outcrowth of his eM'iipades here with the wiunitn. The uircnU weie the result of the recent alteuipt of Mrs. Lyons to com mit suicide. She left the hospital last week mid since Hint tune has heeu liv ing under the name of Mrs, Widncy. EOR AN OLD DEBT TACO.MA. WiihIi, April 10 HometliliiK new In tho wity of IUIkh linn wiih noted heio today when All drow I'ohs, a iniirliin iiiuii, nl:iiU'd a llliel on mi iirUhlp owned by Aviator llurvny Crawford ot l'uyalluii. Fom elnlniH tho air uuvlKiitor owes lilm 10. I In wiih umihlo to colluit In any uthur way, ho wild, no levied on tho noroidnuu In which Crawford has iiiailo ninny Hoimntlounl fllKhtb over (IiIh city. "Till: I'OltTltAIT Olt ANITA" AT IT THKATKIt TOMOIIT (JNIiV Tills oxroedlimty pU'tiiroHi'tio play of early days in Ciillfornln, u two real driiuia, will ho hccii with tin. nliiitod IntorcHt liy ovmy inuvo nuiN lourn lioforo whom It In produced. Tho KiiiiilHliAiiurlciiu NuttliiK It rich In color, biikkohUvo of roninnco, tho eoHtumcB nro eiimlly ho. All of tho oloiiioiilnry iwihhIoiih of lovo, liuto, aviirlcn, noir micrlflcu and revenue, uro mIiowii In a eonvlnclni; way, a tiimutlfiil Ntory full of color and miitlineiit, Two other leeU, "Tho Moimy Lender," mitt ".MiiUIiik a Llv liiKi" n KoyMouo niniiul)' III! Ihn hill. NOTICK. l)Unirtt sale of milch cowi. HUtoeii nf thu very IhikI fresh rows In ho sold ut 3 p. ill. Hui)riiu . April Ik ul Walsh's lunch, nillit mil N llinuokvli AVu. U WEATHER II OWN WEDNESDAY NIGH TttTOFOTtO MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOUI), OlMWOX, TlH'liSDAV, AI'lMf, 10, 1011. SENATOR WHO URGES REPEAL OF FREE TOLLS LAW Ml yjf 11 ' - fCamteCsmMt Tli, i " ' T -"'e-'l- m v -4 m iiliiLiw iii "r T uiiir - Al " J i - - i ""Hi I-mimY Ki'iinlor l.ode, rmiLliiK rt'iuUlk-nii nieinlicr of tho I-'or-lgi Keliiiloiis Con. tulttcf, iiildreHxed the Heiuilo In miiNirt of President Wllvms I'fliinni-j Cfliini toll Hilley. Ho iimliitnlueil vlicorniisly, how iter. Ihu lecal rlslil of Hie t'nltnl Stilton to i:ieuiit lis shlpplm. fnrelun tin well im cntwle, fnnn loll. Inn ileclnretl tlntt "a ilrcent n-npist to the opluloiw of iiiankliul" nud the "dlsirun nml In Mime eio.et dislike" wl'li wlileli the flitted Stales Is repanlisl uliro.nl (Icimiiidci! proitit retH-nl of the exemption tlmisn of tho can.i! act. BIG YEAR AHEAD KW ritVNri.SCO. prll tfl ICmt) liidliiitloii polutk to 1911 lie Iik I ho hlKRi'ht )er for California prndiiLlH hi Hid hlntory of tho ntnle. ' This U opinion of J it m en Hhrohy of WalM)iiltlt'. ironotinced )c"terdny nt the coiu-limlou of a lour of thu en tiro tnte SI i why lit nno of tho lilK Ki'Kt nido liliucrii of llio west, nnl tho firm tfjuver to lutrodiito Califor nia npiiloft to llio Loudon nml Euro pean marl.etn. Ho arrived at (lit Hotel Hi I'rnni-lH yottterdny nftor traMilliiR lliroiiKh llio Snu Joniiiln. tlautii Clara nud Cnnln Cruz valleys. Plenty of Water "Nor liefore Iihh urh n l.irsc ttrreiiKo or California rIvoii proinlHo of mo tioiiMlful a crop. Tho heavy rnlns of tho winter hnvo MiaKod th mil to a Krent deplli mid tho snow fall In tho mountains Insures an ado (junto wntor supply for nil tho Irrl Kilted tllstrlctH," Mild ShtH'hy, "Tho fields mid pastures nro cor ered with moro food thnn tho stock can coiimiiiio. All tho different frullri hnvo no fnr proKrcKMnl mid tho folhiKo of the trees liecoiuo no heavv that nny froKt Hint intuit fall from now on would not Injure tlieiu. I mn preparing for tho Idum-nt apple crop I ever harvosted. Hvory other fruit Krovvcr In llio male 1h dolui; tho same (hint;. Vo count alt our fears ami half our work done. Wo now hnvo to look out for hitrvctitlnn and bhliipliiK facilities. (Hie l'ulveri Smile "Unhides tho hiiiIIIiik fields ther woro never vo ninny smlllm; f armors mid fruit men In tho state. This year Is certainly koIiik to ho a record breaker, rosin'rlty Is at hand and wo are oiuhracliiK ( This Is koIiir to ho llio eur of UIk HiIiikh. Mk credits. IiIk crops and IiIk wealth. I don't think there has over Ikoii u real iiueiiiilo)etl proldoni In Califor nia nud surely there should not ho ouo this yenr ' I Tho draftliiK comiulttcn ot tho charter commission hold Its weekly uieotliiK liiHt iilKhl. Four chapters of tho charter hnvo heeu drafted ten tatively. Last oveuiiiK's nieetlnu was Blvon over to n curoful rovlsal and correction of tho samo. Tho coniniltteo is mukliiK rooiI proKrosu. thoiiKh Iiiimpered by lack of Mono Kiaphlu lorvlco. Funeral Notice Thu hotly of Orul Hiiinelt, who died in Alioiiu a week no, litis been hiiMichl back to this cllv for burial. Tho fuueriil sirviees will ho held I'll day nl'lciiioon ul '.'illll oVIoek from the Pei iiinleilul.lnit eluipcl. The .ervlccs will he eoiiduclcd by the Clillallnn Hcieuce church. Kimil.e Ml. PHI, ClKiirs mid help build up h p roll for )ur umii iowii, R CALIFORNIA GROWERS P" GV30T LODGE. LIKELYTOSHUTOFF WAR SUPPLIES TO MEXICAN REBELS WASHINGTON, April Hi. Secre tary Tumulty today stated that O'Sliniislme-s.v report Mexico City still ipiiet. Ho sniil the Mexican siik ixitiou that I Inert n vvni' williiif: to urhitrate his differences with the I'liilcd States had not reiielii'il l'res ulcnt WiUon, hut that liad no such propoxition heeu even rou-idcrcil. It wic Icutticil on ndiniuistratioii iiiithorily Hint the pivernincnt wu-eon-idoriiiK steps to prevent the reh- els from p'ltini; more :inn mid urn I munition from the United States. This was lieemiM' sonic suspicion existed despite the denial of constitutionalist I lenders of anv interest in Ilm'rtii'x 'tioiildcs that tht dnist:e nction l'res ident Wilson is taking miilit result in u reconciliation of federals and rch els. From the navy department ordecrs were issued for tho departure of the icinitiiiiiitr vessels of the Atlantic licet. The Loui'imm and the Tacotna will sail today. Wireless iiiesai;es announced that tho South Carolina wiis stemnitn; for (iiiuntnumiin, whenee, after coalini;, it will proceed to Tmnpifti. The torpedo flotillas nt Hampton Woods ami I'eiisiieola will he held in readiness o depait nt n tiiouieiit's notice, hut will not soil at present, it was sttitcd. "Tlioro will he enough ships in Mexican waters without them unless conditions ehnnuc," said Sec jctnry of the Navy Daniels. L'p to noon, when Daniels left, for New York to mid re-.,, the Navy league limitpiet this ovcuiui;, no icpoit hud heeu tcccivcil from Atluiiriils ltadiier, Fletcher or Mayo. llryaii held n lon conference with John l.iud. YOUTH OF FIFTEEN ELOPES WITH LADY LOVE SF.ATTI.F, Wash., April Ul. Cu pid Killed lust uiejit us Howard Robinson, 1J, but who "looks like 17," met the mil of'hr-s youii; heart, Hertrudo Powell, 17, near her home and eloped with her. The police were notilied of the juvenile elopement und nro today searchiiii; lor tho runaways. Tncoina police and officiitls in ad joining towns weie iiotiticd to look for tho pair end place them under ar rest , I In ward was adorned in u purple tweed suit and curried a suitcase nml u ;i8-eniilier revolver. m m m I ii 1 . - --- BRITISH CRUISER gERWICK ARRIVES AT GALVESTON (lALVLSTON.Tcx,, April HI, The llulish cruiser llciwiek n I rived hcie lodiiv 1 1 mn Vein Crux, Kir Lionel CmiiIcii, Hie hew llrillh iiiluUlcr lo llriull, will ui i ho here loiuoiiow nud will iiiiiui'dlnli'lv bml nl llio veel, wluili will lake Iiiiii n Km tie ,Iiiii ciri), MNHMaa"n.ajinMa.di Ml lACKSON COUNTY OFFICIAL BOOKLET The .liiekson coiinlv official pam phlet, puhlishcd by co-operation of the county court mid Southern Pa cific, is now lcmly for distribution. There lire lill.OIII) copies, which con tain ii plain, uiivnriiislieil account of the losotireoi nml opportiiiiitii,-i Jnek son county offers lo the homoM-cker. The issue is not an elaborate or as well illustrated as the issues of Med ford nml A-hlimd liooklotH prewoulj issued by ihc various commercial clubs. The hot-air feature is clim'n utcil ami nolliiiii' bill Tncts xft forth in Us for y-ciftht pm'cs. It is not nriutcd on ns expensive u paper, either, but it is a crrditnlih; publica tion, upon ood paper, with n tlozeii illustrations showing Ihc development of the valley. The book is for free distribution by the eit;cns mnl coimncn-ial clubs, and conies niav be bud upon npiili- calioti to the county court. The issue will do itiviiv with the necessity of the community pamphlets, ami is cal culated to pvc all information de sired by the prospective settler. The booklet is from the press oi Hie Mcilford Pniitimr Co. ami llio press. work mid pmitiii( ciUtil to that of anv of the cities. I.OS ANtlKLKS, Cnl.. April 1C -Held up and kissed hy a fair hlghway glrl was the startling expcrloncc re ported to the police today by n citi zen who became cmbarrased nndt llOtl, WIIIIUIII KI'IOK n ", -iivii homeoiio KlKgled "I was walking along Central avenue naotit mid night." tho citizen reported, "when n tiny girl In man's clothing stuck a gun In my face I stuck up my hands, but sho did not find any money when sho tearched inc. then she kltMxl me and told mo to run nlong homo and tell my wrifo about; It." READY E AIR ROBBER K E I Ton minutes later Jamc3 O'Hnrn Suit for 23 dollars ana damages was reported that ho. too, had been held' Instituted today against Karl Ham up In the rame block oy a girl and llton. baseball pitcher by tho KanBas robbed of J2.40 nnd a watch. The i City Federnl League club. Hamilton lady returned tho watch and forty recently Jumped the St. Louis Urowni cents, remarking that lie might wanti and slgnod a Kansas City contract, a drink before going to bed. j Yesterday ho returned o tho Ilrowns. rm&fi Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Women from the Atlantic to the Pacific, from all sections of this great country, no city so large, no village so small but that some woman has written words of thanks for health restored by Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound. No woman who is suffering from the ills peculiar to her sex should rest until she hasgiven this famous remedy a trial. Is it not reasonable to believe that what it did for these women it will do for any sick woman ? Wonderful Case of Mrs. Stephenson, on the Pacific Coast. I.pi:rKNriE.vcn, Oiif.oon -"I was sick with vhat four doctors called Norvmis l'rostmtlon, was treated by them for sovoral years, -would bo better for a while then back in tho old way aguin. I had palpitation of tho heart very bad, faintini spoils, nud -was so nervous that a spoon droppiuR to tho iloor would nearly kill me, could not lift tho lightest weight without making mo sick; in fact was about as sick and miserable ns a i-arson could bo. I saw your medicines ad vertised and thought I would try them. nml am so thankful I did for they helped mo at onco. I took aloufc n dozen bottles of lydia K. rinkham's Vegetable Compound and also used tho Sanative Wash. Since then I hnvo used them whonover I felt sick. Your remedied nro tho only doctor I employ. You nro nt liberty to publish thia let ter." -Mrs. YV. Stei-jiexson, Independence. Oregon. A Grateful Atlantic Coast Woman. lIononoN, Mk. -"I feel it a duty I owo to nil suffering women to tell what l.vdla E. IMnkham's Vegotablo Compound did for mo. Ono year ago I found myself a terrible sufferer. 1 had tains in both sides and such a soreness I could scarcely straighten up at times. Jly back ached, I had no appetite and was so nervous I could not sleep, then I would bo so tired mornings that I could scarcely gut around. It seemed almost Imposslblo lo movo or do a bit of work and I thought 1 novur would bo any bettor until I submitted to an oiiera tlon. I commenced taking Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Comumml and soon felt like a new woman. 1 had no jxtlns, slept well, had good npiwtlto and wis fat and could do almost all my own work for a fum Uy of four. I shall always feel that I owo my good health to your iuedlc!iie."--MrH. IIaywauo SovvKits, llodgdon, Maine. rot ilO your Lydli. 12. l'iukliitiii'x Vtwtublo Comiioiiim bus lit'ou tho Htitmliinl ruiiUHly for ftv main HU, No ouo hick with woiiiuu'm iillineiitu lines Juslli'o to liitrsiiir If sho line not try tills fit iiioiik nieillclno iiiiulo fi-iuii rootx mnl liorliH, it iiuntori)tlsiiinmiymffnrliimvoiiiiiiilolii'iillli. s-flpWrlttol,YI)IA K.I-INKIIAII MKMCIMCO, W -t'OMil)i:M'UL) IA.NN, HkHH,, for ndvlow. Voiir li'ilur will Imoin'iuil, mtil ami unimnnm by h woiuhh ku4 hvhi lu ulrlvt cyuuavneu, ROOSEVELT PLACED E OF PACIFIC FLEET WABIIINOTON', April 1C - Secro tnry of tho Navy Daniels today or dered Assliitnnt Secretary ItooiioveU, now In San Francisco, to tnko por sonnl chnrgo of tho Pacific fleet's movements In connection with tho Moxlcnn sltuntlon. Ho was In structed to confor with Admiral Ooyle at Maro Island. Daniels' Instructions were for tho fleet to rendezvous at Kan Dlcgu pre paratory to a mass movement toward Mexican waters. Admiral Howard will have charRO of operations nl San Diego, whence Itoosevelt may accomanjr tno fleet on Its voyage to tho southward. It was expected tho cntlro fleet would be at San Diego by Monday or Tues day but It was said Its stay there would bo brief. Tho Cleveland was reporled ready lo sail at any time. Tho Chattnn noga wns expected to leave Hrerncr ton tomorrow. Other vessels of the fleet, It was stated, were due to sail for San DIcko within 48 hours. PRISON BOARD TO ACT ON ABE RUEF SAN FlfANf JSCO, Oil., April 1(1. That i here was n strong probabil ity Abe Iluef would shortly be freed from San Qiicutiii wits reported on kooiI mithoritv here today. The state prison board will act Saturday on lis npplieatiou for paiolc. It wns previously rejected under the board's ruling tlmt prisoners must serve nt least half their terms before beinj- eligible to parole. Ilns con tention was up-ct by the state su preme court recently, however, in nn )jni(in h())(, n tI;m diM c nftcr serving one year. KANSAS CITY FEDERALS SUE JUMPING PITCHER KANSAS CITY. Mo., April 1C -ifc-w. N PERSONAL CHARG lit"?)) FUSE MTREFJ IF HI IS TURNING GRAY, MGE TEA Don't look oldl Try Grandmother's recipe to darken and beautify faded, lifeless hair. That beautiful, ren slnulo of dArk, (lossy hair can only ls hnil liy brewing a, inlxtiira of Sago Tea. and Sulphur. Your hslr I your clinrm. It makes or mars the see. When It fades, turns jfray, strrnknl and look dry, wispy anil Mrsgjyr Just an application or two of H.igo And Sulphur enhances Its appear uiro a hundredfold. Don't lather to prepam Uio tontoi ytrn can gnt from any drug store a fiO cent UiUle of "Wycth's Buru and Sulphur Hair Itroiwly, reatly to use. This can always In depended upon to bring back Uio natural color, Uikkm-n." and bistro of your hair and remoTn lUndruiT, stop smlp Itching and falling hair. Kveryboly uiah "Wyeth's" Hsro and Sulphur brcatiso it dnrksns'So naturaby atxl evenly that nobolvr can I'll It has been applied. You simply dampen sponge or soft brush with It nnd draw lids through the hair, taking one small strand at a tlnui; hy morning tho gray hair has disappearetf, and aftrr another application it Ix-convst lautlfully dark and appears glossy, lustrous and aVun elant. NOW IT 13 House Cleaning Time Hemotuljcr wc clean foathorheds, pillows, quilts, carpets ana rug". 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