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New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
ARMY FENCERs LEAD. NEW SWIMMING RECORD
Ne7c York 4. &. Team Makes Fast
Time IN Relay Race.

A relay swimming record was estaDhshed bF
the New York Athletic Club team in the tank of
the club last night. 1t the first of two nights
tests under the auspices of the Amateur Athletic
Union, and the New York relay team covered four
hundred yards in 413 3-5. There were no official
figures for this distance prior 10 last night.
Four teams of four each toed the marx
The New York Athletic Club had first and second
team, and the University of Pennsylvania and the
West Side Young Mems Christian Association were
also represented. Garth swimming the hrst rela!
for New York No. !, gained about three yards on
Sylvester, of Pennsylvania while Nench, VINO
represented New York No. > lost consideraolS
more Bud Goodwin increased the hrst team
lead in the next relay, and Trubehbach easily helo
his
This brought it down to {. NJ Daniels, the ma
star in the final relay OF course Daniels who al
ready had good start, had no tounie III gaming
still more and he easily finished twenty yards ahead
of Shrvock who out Mancy. the fourth man
on New York second team, by comfortable mar
Gin Daniels's time 81 3-J seconds time that
has won many a championship 10o-yard race
As was expected the preliminary water polo
games resulted in easy victories for the New YORK
Athletic Club and Chicago Athletic Club teams
The forme- opposed to the Bath Beach swim
ming Association. and from the time Reid scored
the first goal for New York the play almost
continuously in Bath Beach water. In fact, New
York goal was never threatened, and the team
by II to 0. The lineup follows
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
GREETINGS TO FRANCE.
American AUTO Carries Message
from Secretary Taft.

Washington March 27.-Greetings TO General
picousrt the French Minister Of War, from Sec
,eta-v Of War viii be delivered by the driver
<f the American car on the conclusion OF rhe Ne"
York 10 Paris automobile race. The American car
is now on the Pacific Coast. far ahead OF the other
contestants The following is the letter sent by
Secretary TAFT
u an, in.rusting the driver Of the American
ronteetant in the New York 10 Paris automobile
race nv greetings to your eXceiiency on the ter
v,i,aton of this notable international event The
American raiblic have watched with great interest
tho r-oeress of the in the attempt to open up
=. reu trsnsoontinental route by a new means OF
lccometion-
The automobile the manufacture Of which has
b.cone one Of our leading industries is destined
30 assume g very important part in the economic
~ei.sre Of the world. The perseverance and pluck
q, IN. contestants entitle them TO the consratula-
mechanical ingenuity
San Francisco March g.-The American Thomas
from, here this morning for Seattle. and thence to
Valdez Alaska. The machine was thoroughly over
hauled before being shipped
s;oldfeld New. March 25--The Zust Qtalianl ma
chine which left Cobre Thursday, has not
reached here Yet. 1t is expected at any moment
The French remained at Osoen TO-DAY unoef-
soins repairs before the through the desert TO
Goidfeld
Lieutenant Koeppen is still working over the
Protus tGernan) al Echo, Wye, repairing It's
broken steering gear.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

Liverpool. March @,-The Grand National Steeple-
chase OF S5ooc. including trophy valued at $50.
on the Grand National course. distance about
miles s5s yards to-day by Major +.
Douglas -Penrants Rubio. a rank outsider Nhnan
CooperS Matte MacGresor was second ana T.
whl,aker's rhe Lawyer III third. Twenty -four
horses started. Rubo quoted at IS to l. he
won by ten lengths.
Chorus and Prophet II. running in the name ana
colors of Foxhall p. keene. the American sports
man, never prominent.
Rubio imported from America TWO or threc
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
COLUMBIA DEFEATED AT SOCCER.
Harvard Shows Unexpected Strength and
Shuts Out the Local Team

Ffarvard's soccer team defeated Columbia on
South Field Yesterday afternoon in a slow game by
a score of to 0. The Crimson pIa yers were much
heavier than the local men. and in many
played Columbia, although the latter team knew
more about the scientific part OF the game. The
resltIt a big surprise to the Columbia
crs as their had up large scores against
all their opponents except Haverford. which it
lost 4 game two weeks ago. Harvard's victory puts
tho Cambridge in first place in the league. with
two games and defeats and gives them a
good chance for the championship. Tho lineup
follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
Outsider Wins the Grand National.
Rubio. Bought for 500 Wins Blue
Ribbon Steeplechase England.

years ago He was purchased for 500. after he
had broken down under training and driven
to a tran. 1t was time before his jumping
qualities were discovered.
He is an aged chestnut geldinE by Star Ruby out
of La Toquera. Previously he had won The New
bury Chase and The Towcester Handicap Steeple-
chase Plate finished second in the Grange Heap
Chase and third in the Stewards Chase, the Not
tineham Heap Chase and the Grand Seton Chase
Rutic is a full brother to Sombrero, a fair sort
of horse which won number of races rev years
ago in the colors OF Green Morris.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
THREE HORSES GO DOWN
JOCKEYS ESCAPE INJURY.
Court Lady the only Thinning
Fauorite at Bcuning Track.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune.

washington March 27-Three horses fell at the
turn for home in the first at the Bernns
track to-day, and for few minutes 1T looked as IL
the days sport would be marred by fatality. DF.
Lee Cemedenne and Kempton went down In a
heap fortuna tely of the jockeys was seTi-
ously injured. Tommy Burns and j. j. "alsh es-
capped with a shaking and rode out their en-
gagemcnts while w. Walsh. who has had more
than his share of falls in the last two years, got
off with painful bruises
Nobody was to blame for the accident. so tar as
could lie judged from the stand fDr. Lee the Ia
yorite vas galloping along fouTi lengths IN front
as the field turned into the stretch. when he ap-
peared to cross his legs and went down in cloud
of dust Firebrond around the fallen morse an"
came on to win easily by six lengths, but CoAleoi-
enne and kempton fel over DR.. Lee, throwing a. D.
Walsh and w Walsh under the feet OF ule hyihs
field Tommy Burns quickly jumped to MS lee'' anu
the crowd in the stand heaved sign OF feileL ""e
the other bows scrambled up also.
Anirn,,s which had two races at the neeuhs'
met defeat in the last event after being oackeu
fron, : TO ) to 8 to 10 by his new owner. "hlley
Lancdon He was outrun from the start III spite
Of ALI Shaw could do. Campaigner won by d hedo
from Kiliiecrankie.
Mcdaniel earned the jockey honors by rldlhS TWO
winners and second horse.
BENNING SUMMARIES.
.II= -
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
HIGHLANDERs LOSE TO ATLANTA.

Atlanta, March 27-The Atlanta Southern League
champions defeated the New York American
League team IN the sixth game of series here
to-day by A score OF TO 3. Ncuer started In
TO pitch for the Hglanders, but was somewhat
erratic. He relieved by Lake in the sixth
inning The follows:
Atlanta .....--.-l q I 0 |
New York Americans. ......... o u o o Is
Batteries-Atlanta. Schopp. Atkins Castro:
York Americans Neuer. Lake and Blair. Cmpire-Short
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
BROOKLYN COLTS DEFEAT REGULARS

Jacksonville Els.. March -s.-B. battling rally
fn the inning OF to-6a,'s game the Colts de
feste9 the Brooklyn National regulars here by
score OF To J. Hunter, d recruit. pitched ior
siae regulars. The score follows;
telfs -----.-----" q F" %
suIsTr ----" " " - g u
ea,teres- Regulars. Hunter and Bergen Colts. Fnlay
and HittsE.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
DEM4REST A WIZARD.
Wins amateur Billiard Title ana
Makes High Run Record.

Chicago, March T.-Caivin Demarest. oi 'h'o'eV
,,,or the national amateur 142 inch billiard cham-
o;o,ehin tonight and at time estabiisned
a new record for the high run making 203 points I
his tenth inning. His opponent was H. ~ Wrigh'
of San Francisco, who played badly ana was o'l''
able to collect y in twelve innings DenareS'
average was 80 10-13 and Wrghts 1e-22
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
Bath Beach

GoaIs-Ife1d. 3 ManIeE, ., GoodWln, Kuddt and
Stein. RefereeJames Starret. OF Philadelphia Time
of halves-S minutes.
The Chicago team had trouble in defeating
Columbia College by score of to o. Every one
watched the Westerners critically, in the hope OF
getting a line tO-niGhs conflict between Chicago
and New York Few cared hazard predictions
save that the game would probably be the greatest-
in these waters. New York the
championship Chicago d year ago. The lineup
of last nights game was:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
YALE CREWS Foe AMERICAN HENLEY.

New Haven. March e7--JGlian' ~. CGrtiss, ad-
v!sary rowing coach al Yale announced to-day that
with Ire facultys permission Yale Will enter two
crews in the American Henley regatta Phila-
slelphia on May .. 10 be known the second var
xrv ara freshman
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
YALE VARSITY NINE DEFEATED.

tBy Telesl arh 70 The Tribune
New Haven. March Elm the first practice game
e. the season to-day the Yale nine defeated
,he VARSITY 10 O. Van Week pitched for the
winning nine and hei6 ne regulars down {" two
hits Coy's three errors first base helped r The
rl:n getting.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
SQUADRON A VS.. 7TH REGIMENT.

squadron \ has accepted challenge from the
sth Regiment for a hockey match. which Will be
Tla.ed tonight a the 81. Nicholas Rink. sSth
street and Columbus avenue. An Interesting game
Is in prospect
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
PAYS $4,000 FOR A COLLIE.

George J. Gould, of Lakewood, n j. has jus
purchased from DIR. II. A Fordyce a blue hlooded
collie for a price said TO be S2.006.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
poly PREP" WINS HOCKY TITLE

POLY Prep" defeated Croft School in the final
game of the Interschoastic Hockey League series
last night at St Nicholas Rink by of 10 i.
The lineup follows:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

Goal--D. Leland. Referee-Harry Manley. Staten
island F. 6 Iinesmen--F. 5. Mead for Harvard and
{. GsrmenGd for Columbia Time of halves
Forty-hye minutes Attendance, zoe.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
BENNING SUMMARIES.

EaCE-SeIling; three ear-olds and upward
S4nn added: Ive ha furlonEs. Columbia Coui
Start good. easily. Time, 1:Iot- Winnie. br
nv fIamburg-Iizzie MontTose, Owner ~ Simohs
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

! SIXTH RACE-HaudiCap: fer three ar-oids
ward $500 added: one mile Columbia curse start
| good Won driving Time. 1:i3lF Winner n
by Gerostein-Supportcr. Owner, o l. Richards:
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

CoaIs-Goetz. kehoe t3i Hammond 90. Referee
minutes.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

FIFTH RACE.-Sellng: for thrce-H earodS and upward
added. furlOUgs, Columbia Course Start
good. Won easily Time. 1:29's. Winner. br. E.
by Mirthful-SkyScT owner Thomas Leslie.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28

SECOND RACEt'or maidenS two years old. S0Oo ai4ed
one-half mile. old course start good Won drl.lne
Time n:51 Winner, b. T.. by Rensselaer--Stateiy
owner, J. l.. Madden.
New-York tribune., 1908-03-28
: HANDICAP STEEPIE-
Ids and upward: 1900 added.

GMAc PURSE: for three
SIX furlongs. Columbia Cours".
W winning star --.s.-..-. 1ol
Blefnper ....--.- M
three years old ana upward.
A half f,lrian-s f,olus1bia
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-04
Letter to j. F. w. DeLorme,
Sumter, SIC.

Dear Sir: "A certain paint-manufac-
turer advertised .swaldorf.Astoria
painted Throughout with nv paint "
A. part OF the basement was 20 paint
ed; not satisfactory; painted Dcvoe
next time. -
There's a certain paint. a big con-
cern. very proud and ambitious. that
hated to see SO big q job OF another
paint; so 1t went for that business.
That former paint was about two
thirds not paint, but this proud and
ambitious paint was only about one.
third not paint. 1t succeeding in get
ting a trial: IS gallons. & kits of s
gallons each.
When the painter had used one
kit, he called the manager; not satis-
factory; 4 OF the kits returned. A
paint, one-third not paint. is not good.
enough to displace Devoe.
This was several years ago. That
proud and ambitious paint is better
now; 1t Is nearer honest; IL isn't short
measure at all and only Is per cent.
adulterated. 1t is q pretty-good paint
now; 1s or IL gallons Of it goes as
far as 10 Of Devoe.
Judge d Fairchild owns. two
houses alike in Luflkin, Texaa IN
florence painted both houses, one
Devoe. and the other with that proud
and ambitious adulterated.1s-per-
cent paint. 1t took Is 1.2 gallons
Devoe and 25 gallons Of the proud
and ambitious paint.
1t takes pretty-good paint to dis
turb Devoe.
Yours truly
81 F w DEvoE & co
p. S.-Durant Hardware Co. sells
our paint.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-04
Sree ting Of County Board.

The county board of com.
missioners was In session ycster-
day. all tho members being present.
At tbs r.ornirg session q number Of
applications wcrc acted upon in 'ths
matter Of extending aid to ex. .Confed-
crates. accounts :or payment listed.
and several matters relating to high
ways considered. Also the applica-
tion for site on the Court House
grounds for a monument to the late
w. 8. Graham. which application was
presented by DR.. c. c. Brown, was
disposed Of. After reading a letter
from the county attorney In regard
thereto. giving the opinion that while
the board has the right to grant the
site. another board might hold a iif-
ferent opinion and order tn. removal
OF tho monument. the board adopted
a resolution that. Will. rsgrctting It's
inability to comply with the request II
does not see Its way clear to do 80.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-04

Washinston. March 2.-That the
cotton boil weevii IL to be dessroyea
BY birds - The belief OF many Of the
Agricultural department scientists.
Agents Of the department who have
Just returned from Louisiana. Texas
and Aississippi cotton neids say there
are now 50 varieties Of BIRDS which
feed upon the weevil. 49, I, 80.
"rhe discovery that 90 many birds
arc now eating the weevi.s II Of
great importance indeed" said DR..
Hart Merriam. chief biologist Of the
agricultural department. "fer< ii
means that the pest may be kept in
check. IL not cxterminated in time.
The entomolosists. are WORKING to
eradicate the weevil by means Of In
sect enemies and the spread of GER
tain diseases cr parasites among them.
Although these experiments haye not
perhaps been crowned with entirs
success. some headway has j. been
gained. Every little helps in tho
battle. and now that we, have the
birds on our side the outlook is
brighter for the planter"
According to men ,who have made !
study Of the subject not more than S
per cent. OF the weevils survive the
winters. The birds attack this surviv-
Ing per cent. even more industri-
ously in tho winter than in the SUM
mer time. for their food Is scarcer
then. The weevils hibernate in the
stalks Of. the plant. in cracks Of the
earth. in .crevices OF tree trunks,
anywhere. in fact, where they cdn slip
ont OF sight Many varieties of birds
are now becoming expert at hunting
the weevils. As soon as the plowing
is begun on the cotton fields nucks
Of birds follow the burrows as they
arc turned and eat tho weexila
brought to light. In this manner
great numbers arc consumed, and
az each weevil is q potential army.
millions upon millions Of the beetles
are thus put out Of business or are
prevented from ever going into busi-
ncss."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-04
APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT.
ATTORNEY GENERAL ryy
MAKES NEW MOVE.
The Commission Declines to Pay Mon.
ey to Him in Obedience to Legisla.
ture's Command

Columbia, March 3.-After a con-
ference between the attorneys inter-
ested On behalf Of the State in the
litigation over the State dispenssrv
rund. II has been decided to request
q hearing before an extra term ~
the South Carolina supreme court in
ORDER to obtain a decision on the
availability OF the $4,000 given for
the prosecution Of the graft cases. /.
chief Justice Pope. after hearing the
arguments made by ATTORNEY Genera,
Lyon. issued an order for q hearing
tomorrow on the question OF orderine
tho paymen: of this money to the at.
torney general under the act Of the
legislature.
This action By the State authoritie,
will add interest to the prcceedins,
now in the United States court and.
unless adverse action should be Ia
ken by the State courts, Will possibly
bring the commission into contempt
proceedings. unless q stay Is granted
In the United States circuit court.
pending appeal to the supreme court.
1t will be recalled that the order Is
sued by Judge Pritchard Of the Uni !,
ted States circuit court last Friday.
decreed that the fund is subject to
Jurisdiction ry the courts, and the
commission Is therefore liable for
suits and such action might be
brought by corporations or indfyid.
uais. This. it is argued by the conn
missions ties up the disbursement OF
the $4,000 appropriated for the pros
ecution Of the cases, and after a con-
ference yesterday Attorney General
Lyon presented a petition to the
supreme court.
5, The order Of Chief Justice Pope 10
as follows,
Whereas. an act Of the legislature
was approved on the 2lth day of
February. 1908. authorizing and re.
auiring you. a. State dispensary Com.
mis- sdon. to pay into the State treas.
uFy the sum OF $4,000 out OF any
funds in your hands arising from the
business and property Of the state
dispensary. and nevertheless you have
mjustly refused to turn the same into
The State treasury. AZ required by
said act. to the injury OF the State OF
South Carolina. as appears to us by
the complaint In the abovc-statcd
case: r\
Now. therefore, we be willing thai
speedy Justice be done in th,s behalf.
do command and enjoin you and each
OF you that immediately after the re-
ceipt Of this order you show cause be-
fore the supreme court. at Columbia.
on the fourth LAY Of March, 1905, at
10 O'Clock in the forenoon why. a man.
damus should not be granted, as pray,
ed for In said petition.
1T :s further ordered that COPIES or
this order and the petition herein be
served on the respondents.
- ,.'t"' = "Y."J. Pope. c. J."
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-04
GARY AND WALKER LEAD.
IN THE RACE FOR UNITED
STATES SENATOR.
The Result OF the Election VIII
Probably M Known Tomorrow
The Nominations.

Columbia. March 4.-The race for
the United States senate for successor
to the late Ashbury c. Latim.r ap.
pears to be between Hon. Frank b.
Gary Of Abbeville and Hon. LeGrand
g. Walker of Georgetown. though 1t
10 not certain tina: either man will be
elected. Several "favorite sons wers
last night placed In nomination and
one Of theso may be oucccssful in
case Of = deadlock or as 4 result OF \
release Of pledges made on the initial
ballot. b.
The senatn and the house last
night In accordance with the pro.
visions Of the United States constitu-
ti"n. took separate ballots. resulting
a. follows. the nyurcss representing
both house and senate:
Frank b. Gary. ss: LeGrand O..
Walker. 4s:$Jas. L. cc,ker. 10; W. L.
Nauldin. Is: Willie Jones. 7: Joshua
H. HudA'n. 8; Jas. H. Carlisle, 1.
Under the constitution it was nee.
cssary for candidate on the day ef
ere first ballot TO havn q majority OF
each house and this was not shown
last night Ar. Gary lacked one vots
Of . majority ot the house. while Son
at"r Walker lacked two votes OF 4
majority In tho senate. This result
was expected. 81
Gary, stu Leads. }1t
Special to- the Daily Item.
Columbia. March THE FIRST joint
ballot for senator resulted a. follows:
Gary. house 81. senate s; total 81:
Walker. house -. senate II, total II;
Aauldin. house H. senate Z, total 10:
coker. house 20. senate 4. total a;
Lee. house :. senate 2. total s; Jones,
house s. senate 3. total 8.
Majority Of those voting necessary
to choice. Total vote was 1ss: neces-
sasy to choice. 30.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-04

Inflelders-E. Henrhorst Covington.
KY. w. f. kulhman. Cincinnati.
James Corrigan. Allegheny. Pa, E.
H. Poole, South Carolina. Lee Movers.
Cincinnati. John Jackie. Jr.. Dunkirk,
N. Y. George Rossiter. Baltimore.
and Abe Heightowsinger, Seattle.
Wash.
Outfielders-Frank Dobson. Jersey
City. Amos Strunk. Philadelphia.
Mr.. Elmore D. Helms. former sport
ing editor Of the Roanoke. Va. Times.
is team manager. He halls from Gin
cinnati.
The Winston Salem Athletic asso-
citation Of Winstcn-Salem, ". c.. has
closed a deal with Robert Carter. Of
Memphis. Tenn. as manager of their
baseball team.
Maj. c. N. Gattis. one Of the al
rectors Of the Raleigh Athletic asso-
citation. was here yesterday eonferring
with local dcvotees at the shrine OF
oaiiin regard Ito wi,minston's
putting team in the proposed Eeast-
ern Carolina Baseball league which
will be formed at Wilson next week.
Maj. Gattis .reeived q number OF very
encouraging responses from the Will
minstom fans. who met him at noon.
1t was agreed to send a represcnta-
tive to tho. meeting at Wilson and
from present Indications Wilmington
Will have a strong team In the circuit
when the season opens in Aprit.--
Wilmington Star.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-04

A
Antioch. March 3.--March has come
and with II the winds also.
We have been having sons excel
lent weather for plopshing and thu
farmcrs have been taking advantage
Of Il. '".a
. Mr.. w. T. Mcleod spent Saturday
insCsmden. 1.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Gibson. Of Rish-
opville. rpent yesterday with She lat.
ter's father. Mr.. J. w. Weldon. Also,
Mr.. and Nrs. L. A. James, Of bish.
opviile spent yesterday with Mr. and
Mn J. n wilson. .(-+
Miss Irene Weldon. OF this place,
visited relatives a. Heriot and oswe.
90 last week.
We are having more, sickness In
our community than has been In q
long time. In almost every home
there are one Or more cases Of grippe
or pneumonia,
On. Friday, Feb. 20. N<s. T. A. Col.
Inns died OF typhoid pneumonia. She
icft husband and six childAen to
mourn for her. bdt just % hours az
ter she died her eldest son. Lawrcnc.
A.. who was - years old. passed
away. from the same disease. Rev
Inabnit preached their funerals a,
st. James Methodist church, Of which
they we're both members. and the,
were buried In the same grave.
Rev. T. l. Bclvin. Of Erhardt, 8
c.. n hare with his aged mother. VIII
In critically III.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-04

oeaesburs. March s.-Nr. xArshal
WssaesaA of sumter returned to his
asas lase evening, aftsr . pleasant
voat % Nr. Guy Nelson.
16>s Anna p. Burgess returned on
ulsaAay from Camden. where she had
ossa enjoying q fow days at the 1--we
~ homo Of Mr.. and Mrs. Jchn Boy
nia.
Mr. ,. Singleton Moore. Of Sumter.
. spending few days ut ''rhe
nssins."
Miss Ina Melictte. who 10 teaching
schooi near Sumter. has been at home
oDr o few days.
Mr. and Mrs Charlie Pinckncy and
shesr attractive little daughter. EN-
-. Of Sumter, are visiting MT. and
Hrs. screvcn Moore.
Col. r. c. Richardson. Of Sumter,
Ons . guest as The Ruins the
1sspitsbls home Of Mrs. Jamss Pinck-
- one day this woek. Here. In the
-aDessty Of sons os statoburg's charm-
- and mussc iov'nG young ladies.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-04

1t makes no difference how long
you've suffered. or what failed to
cure you. HOLSTERS Rocky Noun
tain Tea makes sick, weak men, WON.
On and children strong and healthy.
It's done 80 for THOUSANDS. why not
for you? s5c., tea or tablets sibert's
Drdg Store.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1908-03-04

How She Won Him-Its the pretty
winsomc face that's leading most men
to the altar. Girls. get wise, take Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea and get
that clear. sweet look. happy smile
that wins them. Begin now. CSC,
tea or tablets. Sibert's Drug Store.