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The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-01-08

Neov. Hoch Names the oate.-Gover-
Hoch has fixed December 30 as
i.dete for starting the investigation
MD the penitentiary, and notified the
,,lrsas members Of the committee to
1t effect. He has wired Governor
skeI Of Oklahoma to notify the
ciCisboma members. The committee
Wiu meet at the Lansing prison and
right down to work. The cover
hos no idea how long It will take
make the investigation He says
wants It to be thorough and be
ows n win be from the character
The Chanute times. [volume] (Chanute, Kan.) 1897-1913, 1909-01-08

of the men that he named on the COM
mittee.
Can't Accept Fines Now.-Judg-
ments we're entered in the supreme
court preventing the cities of West
mineral, Scammon and Ellinwood from
collecting licenses, in the shape OF
fines, from liquor dealers. These
towns have been securing a regular
monthly revenue from joints. The
suits TO Gust the officers Of those
towns were dismissed upon agreement
that the judgment In the other cases
would be observed to the letter.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
PUBLlc's GETTING WISE TO
TRICKS OF WRESTLING BRIGADE

tmoney, that the gambling game ii
as crooked as houn' dog 81 hind
leg. And that's some crooked. "a
Send two men on the mat with
nothing but the purse to go after
and the bout will be on the level
1t won't be SO pretty Perhaps hut
1t won't be fake. Just asosoon
as the manager of one man gets a
fair sized bet down with some out
slider, Just 80 soon does crooked
ness make its appearance. "It's
easier to win $1,000 by losing tha1
$3.50 by winning" Ia the ~ III
many wrestler's lexicon. "a
Now don't say the Gotch-Mah-
mout match was crooked, simply
because haven't had time to find
out, but / do say and mean that II
the truth was told in the statement
made that there was little betting,
the chances are 1t was on the
square.
OF course Mahmout's manager
sheds q lot OF CUFF about his
mans religion acting as . bar to
|crookedpess, but no, one believes
that stuff. I'd hate to hang a
$1,000 bill In front of the Bulgar
and ask him what he'd do for 1t
III I wanted to keep the bill.
Gotch isn't the cleanest wrestler
In the world. He played horsey
with Fred Beel In New Orleans,
to make the betting good, and then
toyed with the Wisconsin thunder
bolt in Kansas City. He's open to
Investigation by the pure life pep
pie as well as Max Wiley, Harvey
Parker and Bobby Reakes, to say
nothing Of other notorious head
spinners.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
Wall paper. Myers Co.. GIT @. =

WORDS To FREEZE THE SOUL
Your son has Consumption. His
case Is hopeless" These appalling
ems, q leading merchant Of Sprfnr<
field, N. c.. by two expert doctors
lone lung specialist. Then was
shown the wonderful power of DR..
Kings New Discovery. AFTER three
take al 1.-The money In the world
for what It did for my boy" Infal-
1ible for Coughs and Colds, Its the
safest. surest cure of desperate
LOO. All druggists guarantee sat-
|isfactfou. Trial bottle, free.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
IS anES FIRST
HO-HlT PlTcHER1

NEW YORK. April 22.-Leor
Ames of the Giants ought to have
the honor of heading this years
procession of no-hit pitchers-bul
he won't. and all because Trolley
Dodger Wilhelm passed over Q
nice collection of goose eggs tc
New York.
Ames let Brooklyn down without
e scratch of q hit for nine innings
and he ought to have credit for
pitching q no-hit game but the
game went into extra innings and
Brooklyn touched him mp foI
|enough hits in the thirteenth t.
win.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
BY Tip Wright.

II - -8hAts
wonder IL the public is really
awakening to the wrestling JIG
saw? / must confess that little
news carried by the papers the day
Of the Gotch-Mahmout thing indf-
lated such q calamity. Sure it's
calamity-from the wrestler's
angle of Visionary time the
public wakes up.
The news was that very little
betting was done by the public.
Wise old public. OF course, some
of w. o. p. couldn't resist getting
down on one or the other of the
two. They never can. They're
like the man who. when warned
away from q roulette wheel be-
cause it was crooked, replied, 81
know it's crooked, but it's the
only one in town, isn't it?"
II the public lays off the betting
end of wrestling. there won't be
crooked wrestling. It's because
the men who put on the shows fig
ure upon suckers" to bet their
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

WHATS 81 = nams3
Nig Clarke By any other name
would catch - we'll"
by Shalke-Sport ed. Elizabeth
an Herald.
CLEVELAND. O., April 22.
Bill Shake, who sits In on the
sport dask OF the Herald, and +
dean OF the dope writer's, - con-
sfdered pretty good authority, but
there's . little dark-eysd woman
travelling around the country who
objects.
She Is Mrs.. Justin Jag CLARKE
and she wants to BE- known a
Mrs. Justin Jay CLARKE, not Mr.
Mig Clarke. And shs's having A.
awful tins,
tor the fans 81 Cleveland and Of
|eVert Amerioan league toYr
have named the duG1ty little catch.
Ter Of ths Nape, and they won't
call him anything else. Base BAL
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
lsII TAX TAKES
GOOD GAME

BY 8 to 2 Puget Sound univer-
sity yesterday defeated the Fort
Steilacoom nine. The Steilacoom
lads never got q show until the
ninth timing, when they got two
men across the plate. Watkins,
the university twfrler. was steady
ut critical times and he was ac-
corded fine support. Score:
r H Z
Puget Sound uniyersity s
|Steilac0om ....... q o 3
Batteries: Watkins and Scow;
SI0ban and Dun.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
SEATTLE zoe
FAnclERS ARE
COMING HERE

Al Seattle could not get UP Z
dog show this year, the King
county fellows will all come tc
Tacoma next week. A special Sc
attic day will be arranged. A
Murphy. former president Of the
Seattle Kennel club. and J. q
Hubbard Of the club were ovel
yesterday. They announced thai
y special fraia viii y elssre~rusx
md over 100 dos fAnciern Will -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

uATTLE. April 22.-Casey's
nf1n(1 WAlIoped Mike Lynch's ST.
QiUh hAnd yesterday 4 tn q, after
Cnnne repIete with ddae tes and
1111 hitting. Mike Lynch was
191 and chased to the bench for
<co much yerbosfty. Score:
r. III e
SEATTLE IA B
1!orllond -..... IL 1,
Hattories: Marshall and Shea;
nrnee. KinseIla and Troeh.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22
|PUYALlUP HIGH
SHOWS UP
STRONG

The Puyaliup High school con
tinues to show strong on the dia-
mond. She put it all over Whit
worth college yesterday, taking
the game Q to 2. The Presby-
terians were outplayed all around.
Score: r H e
Puyallup ........... 9 IL 3
w hatWorth ........... b
Batteries: Tulley and Shear;
McReavy and Rueber.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

ito have me called Mig. Wants 1t
Jay. Lajoie made the team prom
Use. If you fellows always speak
of me as Jay, maybe we can make
lit CO."
The sporting editors, being
good fellows. readily promised. It
Is Jay Clarke In all the dispatches.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1909-04-22

W NERVOUS IN THE NINTH
3 Il 10 LUT CHAMPS HAVE AN
H GAME - TACOMA
< IN CBIsLAR.

IA every chance to carry on
came yesterday, the Tigers
down and went to the tai
a of the league, while MT
41ln matntadned his reputation
- p1ocher who Il able to blow
~ n the latter stages OF the
mo and lose more battles than
~ tWarier IN the business
e 49, 2 70 in favor OF Ia
04 n the beginning OF the
t1 But Vancouver got one
ne sixth and another In the
1th and the score stood q tie.
I'm Cln11in got nervous az
Arizona republican., 1909-12-05
OF LOCAL INTEREST

lECTURE-Lecture and clairvoyant
 demonstrations of spirit return tonight
 at 7:30 pm. at the Irving hall. 35 east Washington street. All welcome. Col i lection only By W. s. Hooser of Lon 1 don. England and all of the noted | cities of the United States of America. FIRST CHURCH OF CHRIST. ! ENTiST-Postoffice building. ent- rance on Monroe street Morning serv- ice at T o'clock Subject of the lesson sermon. God the Onlv Cause and Gre 1 atdr" Sunday school at 9:45| We'd ! nesday evening meeting at o'clock
 Reading rooms maintained by this | church are located at the same address | and are open daily from to p. m. The Bible and all authorized literature on Christian Science may here be read or purchased if desired. A welcome here is extended to all. A cordial in vitation to attend all church services . is also Xtended to the public.
 FIRST METHODIST RALlY-There will be a grand rallv service and autumn festival at the church Sunday morning. Autumn decorations, includ- ing ripening grain and autumn fruits and flowers. The service will be held at the hour of 10: 30 or onehalf hour earlier than usual. In the evening the pastor will preach on "Conquering Doubt" There will be special music at both services. The program for the morning service is as follows: Song, America: Apostles Creed; Song, He Leadeth Me: contralto solo, Miss Hawley: primary exercises; offering and notices; address, Mayor l.. B. Christy; Address, Professor A. K Stabler: address. pastor; song, Faith of our Fathers"
 DIED IN THE HilLS-E. l.. Hil
 debrand and others arrived here last evening from the formers ranch fifty two miles north of Phoenix, with the body of Marshall C. Washburn. who died at the ranch yesterday morning. the start for Phoenix being made about II o'clock. The facts were re- ported to Coroner Johnstone. who will hold an inquest this morning at 10:30 in the parlors of Moore & Mcclellan. The occasion for the inquest is merely to comply with the law as no physi clan was m dl lilt lllilt 'bIf death, though there is no doubt that death resulted from natural causes. Marshall c Washburn was a native of Massachusetts where his mother and brother now reside. MT. Hilderbrand became acquainted with him in Arkan sas several years ago and esteemed him highly as a personal friend. In fact, when he came west a year or so ago. suffering of paralysis. Mir. Wash burn was one of the last to bid him goodbye. Later Mir. Washburn went to Kansas City and secured employ ment in a brewery. becoming a mem Der of the Beer Bottlers' Union No. 169. He became quite ill of a bron- chial affection and thinking to improve his health in this climate he came to Phoenix eight or nine weeks ago. met MT. Hildebrand, and accompanied him to the ranch. For the last two. or three days he has been worse than usual and for a few hours before death he sank very rapidly.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-05
THE sUPERvIsoRs-The rcgui

THE SUPERvISORS-Th regular monthly meeting of the board of sup ervicors will begin tomorrow.
 MIR. OVERLOOK HERE-United States Marshal overlook of Tucson was a Phoenix visitor yesterday. NEW NOTARY-Charles Jarvis of St. Johns, Apache county, was yester- l day appointed a notary public.
 TERRITORIAL ENGINEER-Terri- torial Engineer J. B. Grand was in Prescott yesterday and is expected home today.
 TEAcHERS' ExAMlNATIoN-The quarterly examination of teachers in this county will be begun next Mon day and will continue for two days On account of the sittings of the dis trict court the examinations will take place at Lamson's hall.
 ON OFFICIAL TOUR-Miss Sharlot Hall territorial historian, has gone to southern Arizona on an official trip that will probably be extended for a
 
 for d time and later visit other south ern Arizona points, interviewing sur viving pioneers and gathering data.
 VISITING THEIR CHILDREN- Mrs. Elizabeth Phillips of Vermont. Ill. and Mrs. Mary Ann Rexroat of McComb. H.. will arrive in the city this morning to spend the winter with Judge and Mrs. Phillips. Mrs. Phil lips is he mother of Judge Phillips and Mrs. Rexroat is the mother of Mrs. Phillips.
 MRS. L. M. CADYS LECTURE Mrs l.. M Cady will deliver the fourth of series of lectures on Unitarianism at Lamson hall at 3 o'clock this after noon. The topic will be The Culture Element in Unitarianism." The com mitteed appointed week ago on the organization of a church here will make n report today.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-05

BACH RECITAl-Wednesda after noon at 3 o'clock Bach recital will be given by members of the faculty of the Arizona School of Music: These re- citals are free to the students and friends and are q great educational feature of the musical life of Phoenix.
Arizona republican., 1909-12-05
GIFTS FOR cHILpREN-The Sal

vatiOn Arm will distribute Christmas dinner baskets to the worthy poor of Phoenix through the kindness of the public These baskets will be sent out regardless of creed or nationality. Any children not receiving gifts otherwise can have one at the Salvation Army Christmas entertainment by calling before Christmas evening at the Saliva ton Army quarters. 222 east Jefferson street. and receiving a ticket
 RANCH IMPROVEMENTS S-Bertel- son x Dillon. Los Angeles contractors. are building reinforced concrete sta ble and water tank on the ranch of James Cashion west of Phoenix, that taken with other improvements made.
 il is said will make it one of the best appointed ranches in the country and probably the best one in Arizona. Tine stable will be 100X105 feet in size and the walls will be six feet and eight innches high. The water tank will be 45 feet in diameter and 20 feet high
 SENTENCES COMMUTED-Under communication Of sentences granted by the governor yesterday. for good work in territorial prison construction, Fe- liciano Martinez will be given his lib- erty today and Anastacia Jacobo will be liberated tomorrow. Martinez was convicted of burglary in the second de- gree. at Tombstone in April of this year. and sentenced to serve eighteen months Jacobo was convicted fin Tucson. of manslaughter. and in April. 1907, was sentenced to serve five years.
 THEY WORE SkIRTS-The first of series of three baseball games be- tween the Bloomer girls and the Val ley nine will be played today at East lake park at 2:30 o'clock. The Bloom CT girls in all their glory arrived in Phoenix yesterday afternoon. Some or those who saw them when they came in were disappointed because they wore skirts. However, all this will be changed today at the park. Manager Rudolph of the local team has put the ball grounds in shape, that is to say. he has had them sprinkled and smoOthed off. The Bloomer girls will play Monday and Tuesday in Phoenix also and then meander on eastward
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
PRETTY GIRL SAVES
HOMffROMFlAMES
With No Implement but Hands
She Tears Burning Boards
From ManteI
Never Knew She Had Nerves"
Until Fuse on Trolley Car
Exploded

SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 24.-The pref
test fire tighter in Marin county, as
well as the bravest, is Miss Dorothy
Draper, daughter of Colonel T. w
Draper. who yesterday saved from
destruction by fire the handsome fam
ily home in this city. In doing work
as fire fighter Miss Draper ruined a
beautiful summer gown she had worn
to church and imperiled her life, but
she fntrepidly stuck to her dangerous
task until danger was passed. Then
she teIephoned to the fire department
to come and dampen the embers.
When Miss Draper returned 30 her
home from religious services she
found the home filled with smoke,
which poured from the living room.
Protecting her mouth and nostrils
from the sitting vapors, the girl rushed
into the blue cloud of smoke and found
that the mantel of the fireplace was
ablaze and the chimney was burning
furiously There was no one else in
the house and the girl had to work
heroically
hands Miss Draper attacked the fire
She tore the burning woodwork from
the mantel and threw pieces on the floor
and beat out the flames with a small
rug When she had torn away the
woodwork she found that the rug was
on fire, and she had in turn to ex-
tinguish it. In doing that she re-
eeived severe burns on her arms.
Her light gown was constantly in
danger of becoming ignlted; but the
girl guarded it skillfulIy from the fire.
although it was ruined by the hard
service it had seen.
When the fire department arrived
Miss Draper was calmly sitting among
the embers and was ready to receive
the congratulations of the f1remen for
her brave work
But l did nothing that would not
have been done under the eircum-
stances by any one else" explains the
society girl when praised for her gall
liant work on the firing line.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
Telegraphic Brevities

REFUSES TO ARBITRATE- Ga.
Nay 24.-Governor Smiths offer of arbitration of
the Georgia railroad strike has been declined by
General Manager Scott Of the railroad.
EoMINATEs BROADER GENERAL-wash-
inzton May 24.-Presdent Taft sent to the sen
ate today the nomination Of Colonel Richard T.
Yeatman OF the Eleventh infantry to be brig
sdier general.
DEDICATE MASONIC TEMPLE-Indisnapol
May 24--Masons Of Indiana dedicated today the
new $50. coo Masonic temple IN this city. which
they declare is the finest building devoted to
masonry in the world.
NINE. sEMBHICH ILL-Beriin. May "a
Nine. MarcelIs Sembrich, the prima donna, has
been obliged by i'll health TO cancel all engage
ments. She was to have appeared in opera in
the second week OF June
ATTEMPTS TO KDNAP BOY Ashland.
Wis. May 24.-John Thomas, alias Ryan WAS
arrested today on charge Of attempting 10
kidnsp Gordon Clayton. the 10 year old son of a
Northern Pacific railroad engineer.
CASHIER sEETENCED-Tsckson Mich. May
24-WiIIfam H. Burletson, cashier Of the failed
Parma banE today pleaded guilty OF evading
the banking laws and was sentenced to an inde
terminate sentence OF from to 20 years in
the peitentiary-
SLAYER COMMITS SUICIDE Huntsville.
Mo- MAY 24.-On the eve of his trial for
der Irving Carter. aged %. committed suicide at
his home here early today. shooting himself in
the head. A year ago he shot and killed
Thomas R. Bsgby because Bagby had wronged
his sister.
MINTsTERS MAKE NOVEL oFFER-Chicago
Nav 24-AI the ministers in Elgin and large
to Sunday baseball have pledged themselves TO
hllv season tickets from the Elgin baseball club
provided the management would abolish Sunday
games and play ball Saturday afternoon Instead.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
FREE LUMBER BUG
KILLED IN SENATE
McCumber's Amendment Loses
After Heated Discussion
Lasting All Day

WASHINGTON, May 24-No single
piece of lumber was ever used more
enectually as a seeSaw by children
than was the great lumber industry
today by the United States senate.
The lumber schedule OF the tariff bill
was under consideration almost the
entire day, with Senators Root, Hey
burn, Borah and DOIliver contending
on the one hand for protection. and
Senators Clapp. Burkett and McCumber
arguing as strenuously against the
policy. The day closed with more than
a two-thirds vote against Senator Nc
Cumber's free lumber amendment, the
ballot showing 25 for and 56 against.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
If 1T DISAPPEARS,
IT'S ECZEMA
How to, Tell Whether n skin Affection Is
an Inherited Blood Disease or NOt

an Inherited Blood Disease or Not
Sometimes it is hard to determine
whether a skin affection is a sign OF a
blood disorder or simply form OF ec-
zema- Even physicians are often puzzled
in their diagnosis The best way for
any one afflicted is TO go TO the Owl
Drug Co or any good druggist who
handles pure drugs and obtain 50 cents
worth Of pOslam. Apply this. and II
the itching stops at once and the trou-
bic is cured in a few days it may be
set down as having been eczema. as
this is the way posIarh acts in the worst
cases OF eczema. and in curing acne
herpes. blotches. letter. piles. salt
rheum- rash. BARRIERS and other forms
OF itch. scaly scalp and all surface skin
affections
Any one who will write 70 the Emer-
gency Laboratories. No 50 West Twen-
ty-fifth Street. New York. can secure.
BY mail. free OF charge. a supply sum
cient TO cure a small eczema surface or
clear a complexion overnight and re-
move pimples in twenty-fOur hours
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
Pass Philippine Tariff Bill

WASHINGTON, May 24.-The repub-
Hcans Of the house today again took
matters in their own hands and with
a sudden show OF strength passed the
Philippine tariff bill. the consideration
of which had been concluded two weeks
ago, referred the message Of the preSi-
dent regarding Porto Rican affairs to
the committee on ways and means and
devoted some time TO q discussion of
the bill amending the laws OF Porto
Rico as to diveSt the legislature Of
certain authority. The feature of the
day was a speech by Larrinda. the
Porto Rican commissioner. vigorously
opposing the bill affecting the island
and denouncing executive council. OF
upper branch OF the legislature OF Porto
Rico. The house adjourned until Thurs
daV
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
GEORGIA MOB LYNCHES
NEGRO WHO SHOT FARMER
Prisoner Is Taken From Jail
and Hanged and Shot

LINCOLNTON. Ga, May 24.-Albert
Aiken. a negro. who seriously wound
ed John Spiers, white farmer. near
here last Thursday. was hanged by a
posse of about 100 men today.
The posse broke into the Jail, seized
the negro and carried him into the
country. His body was found marked
by bullet holes and bearing this pla-
card: .'Notice.-This is what will hap
pen to all negroes in Lincoln county
under similar circumstances
"REGITLAR
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
In . Pinch. use ALLENs Foor-EAsE

Ladies wear Shoes size smaller after
using Aliens Foot-Ease- It makes tight or new
shoes feel easy: gives instant relief eorns and
bunons It's the greatest comfort discovery Of
the age Cures swollen feet. blisters. cSIIO1s
and sore spots. 1t IL certsin relief so- sweat
ing. tired. aching feet At all Druggists and
Shoe stores. 25c- Don't accept any substitute
For FREE trial package. also Free Sample OF
the FOoT-EASE Sanitary C0RN-PAD. a new
n. z
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
THIRDLY

All that certain lot commencing at a point
the northeasterly line OF Third street distant
thereon so feet northwesterly from the north
westerly line of Mission street; running thence
northwesterly along said noTtheasterly line OF
Third street 20 feet BY uniform depth OF ~
feet inches; being portion OF 100 Tara block
No. 354.
Terms and conditions Of sale. Lawful money Of
the United States. ten t10l per cent thereof
payable when the property is knocked down TO
the bidder. and the balance when the sale IS ap-
proved By the Superior Court. such sale TO be
subject TO condrmatio OF said court Instru-
ments OF sale at the expense OF the purchaser
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
POSTMASTERS CHOSEN
FOR TOWNS IN STATE
Appointments Made to Fill Sew
eraI Vacancies
[Spceial Dispatch 10 ThsCaIll

[Speeial Dispatch 10 ThSCaill
WASHINGTON. May 24.-California
postmasters were appointed today as
follows: Beulah Heights. Alameda
county-Charles F. Parker vice r. e.
Cornell. resigned, Imperial Beach,
San Diego county-David Dissinger,
vice c. J. Bartholomew. resigned Port
Kenyon, Humboldt county-WiIliam III.
Arnold vice H. Newflaus. resigned.
Shoemaker Los Angeles county-Sam-
uel ]. Brubaker, vice A. H. Shoemaker.
resigned.
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
SECONDLY

All OF that certain lot commencing at point
the northwesterly line OF Howard street dis
tant thereon 306 feet inches nOrtheaSteFiy
from the northeastezIy line OF Sixth street. run
ming thence nOrtheasterly along said northwest
erly line OF Howard street IS feet , inches:
thence at right angles northwester1y 100 feet 10
the S0utheaSterly line Of Nat0na street; thence
at a right angle southwesteFly aud along the
said southeasterlE line Of Nato1a street so Feet:
thence at a right angle Southeasferly 50 feet.
thence at right angle southwesterIy 6 feet 3
inches; thence at right angle southeasterIy 80
feet TO the said noEthwesterly line OF Howard
street and the point OF commencement. being a
norfion Of LOO yara hleck No 3SI
The San Francisco call., 1909-05-25
TRY THIS FOR
YOUR COUGH

Mix two ounces Of Givcerine with
half ounce of Virgin OIL Of Pine COM
pound pure and a half pint OF straight
Whisky. Shake well and take in doses
of teaspoonfuI every four hours This
mixture possesses the healing. health
full properties Of the Pines, and will
break cold in "a hours and
cure any cough that is durable In
having this formula put UP. be surs
that Your druggist uses the genulne
Virgin Oil of Pine compound pure. pre-
pared and guaranteed only by the