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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-18
A Large Contract
What Bowd,tch. Webster q Co. Want
Every Person in Augusta To Do.

When Bowditch. Webster " Co. the
chterprsing druggists. first offered ~
cent package of Or. Towards specific
for the cure of constipation and dyspcp-
STA at half price. and guaranteed to re
turn the money if it did not cure. they
thought it probable from their experience
with other medicines for these diseases
that they would have "A good many pack
ages returned But although. they have
sold hundreds of bottles, not one has
been brought back.
To those suffering with dizziness.
headache, poor digestion, constipation
and straining. Dr. Towards specific
offers quick relief 1t is an invaluable
boon to all who feel uncomfortable after
eating, and is today the popular dinner
pill In all the large cities.
febl4-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-18

from IIoulton in which he figured out
that the man. did not live. even though
H. had the qualities Of n Napoleon, =
Cromwell ~ Il Caesar who could d. tho
WORK of that olliea without an assistant
Now the attorney general has got To- I'm
,l.lt.tnc to do tn" work OF that office
without an assistant. It's understand Ii.
aud ii would hardly seem advisable t.
put upon that office now, which according
10 lie gentleman from Ioalten is 81
overloaded with workbthat til" attorney
general could not do II, the additional
liuty OF acting as counsel for thu lnVesi'
eating committee: but will assure thu
gentI"mau rs | think can safely DO
because the present attorney general oi
Maine is Il personal friend of mine. INIT
that committee will he assisted III IT.
work in every possible way by the dttof-
BY generals department.
AR HEESEY: With that statement
in tac record. MI Speaker. will with
draw my amendment.
Tho SPEAKER. The gentleman from
fiaultoa withdrawS his amendment
Nj Monroe of Beewnville moved that
unanimous consent he given to take from
fIfc iable for consignment lIous" Bill No
las. An Act relating to numbering opera
tions.
Tho motion vas lost.
| on motion of Mr.. Williamson of Au-
aasta House Bill No. int. IN Act relating
Ia the tenure OF Office of til" member"
If the IRE department Of the city OF An'
gll~la together with the amendment,
wa taken from the table.
Mr Williamson offered House amend
mont T. 10 House amendment y, by af-
fixing thereto the words provided that
if written petition signed by twenty-five
per cent Of the qualified voters of the
city nf Augusta. drawn, executed aud yer
ffi,d as provided in the constitutional
amendment relating To the initiative and
referendum. requesting that this act be
submitted to the voters of the city of Au
.u>ta. be filed with the city clerk OF
said city within ninety days after the
recess of this Legislature.
The amendment was adopted and tn"
bill was then passed to be engrossed as
| amended.
Continued on Page ElcVeno
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-18
STATE OF MAINE.

| kemebee, : Sap Iud. Court. In Equity.
G. l.. Andrews v. /. : x t. {. Mines
Investment COMPANY.
7" tn honorable Justice of The supreme
{. IT, Andrews of augusta in the Coun-
ty of kcuncbcc and state of Maine com
plains against The L. S. a II. e. Mines
Investment Company, Il corporation duly
2u>ta. and says:
! First. The plaintiff is an officer. name
ly. Clerk of said L. :. & L. {. Mines In
NrStmcnt Company.
Second. At the adjourned annual meet
ing of the stockholders of said corpora
ton legally called and held at said Au-
susta on the fifteenth day of February,
1911. the stockholders voted L. dissolve
Third. The corporation has no labil-
ties whatever, but has assets consisting
of shares of stock of L. S. * &. {. Min
ing Company.
Wherefore the Plaintiff Piay>
|. That the said defendant corpot alton
may be dissolved and terminated.
, That Receiver may hc appointed
to collect AMI take possession Of the
assets of the said corporation and distri-
butte the same among the Stockholders
thereof pro rata.
:; That the plaintiff may have such
other and further relief as the nature of
the case may require.
4. That such Motto Of this hill may he
given t" the defendant corporation rs
tue court may see lit TO order.
Feb. T.. 1911.
L. ANDREWS
HEATH Il ANDREWS.
Plaintiffs solicitors.
STATE or MAINE.
Kcnnebec. IS
Feb IL, A. H. lHll.
Then personally appeared c. l." An
drcNs and made oath that he has read
the above bill and knows the contents
thereof and that the same is true Of his
own knowledge, except the matters
stated to be on Information and belief,
and that. aS to those matters, he be-
lieves them to be true.
Before me-
ROSA S. Bt-IIlItI.
com'r TO Admir- Oaths, etc.
ON the foregoing hill of complaint, it i
ordered. that notice of the pendcucy
thereof be given to the said defendant
corporation by publishing an attest"d
copy of said bill and of this order there
on once a week for three weeks. at least,
before the eighteenth day of March, 1911,
that it may then appear at the Court
House in Augusta in our said County OF
Kennebec. at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of said day then and there to answer To
said bill and abide the Judgment of said
court thereon
Feb. Is. 1911!
\. NJ. SPEAR,
Justice Sup. Jud Court.
\ true copy OF bill and order of court
thereon.
Attest: &. w. JONES, Clerk.
L. 81
4 1ep4S'sal,ol
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-18

That il is an extraordinary medicine is further
proved by its extraordinary record of eures-cures
of scrofuIa eczema, psoriasis. boils Assesses and
all humors of the blood: cures OF rheumatism. the
prosraing after-e1ecs of the grip and diphthcria
and other bloodpoisoning diseases cures of bilious
and dyspeptc troubles loss Of appetite and that
tired feeling.
81 have great faith in Hoods SarSapaliIla,
because it has done much good. behcHe 1t Is
the very best spring and autumn tome. take 1t
whenever | get a little run down. and my system
needs oning up, and find always reliable and bene
fetal. My father takes it for rheumatism in his
shoulders and arms, and says it helps him wonder
fully" L. s. Ward, 81 Whittier ST. Havcrhill, Mass.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-18

He must prescribe them because there are no
others known to the profession. Hoods Sarsala-
ra comprises all that Of any known and-tested
merit. Aud every one that we use is gathered at
the season OF It's greatest medicinal value
The wonderful power Of Hoods Sarsaparila Is
due:
/, To its peculiar combination of SO many dfcr
cnt remedies;
,. 10 the peculiar process by which the full cura
tive strength Of every of them is extracted and
Ietained and
3, To the peculiar efect-purifying. appetite
giving and strength buildmg-that 1t has upon 50 out
of every 100 persons who take it.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-18

| In 4 new draft. under the title An
Vet - extend ta"= clest TIM - c1ri
ao,4.. a.d tltat il eltgAl to plss
Nj otis from the Committee IN
labor IN Bill. IN Act requiring pro-
lpIictnrS. managers and person, hay
Iiu. charge of establishments or ldaceS
WHERE. women or girl are ,?alliaved. t.
Ipravtd,. chairs. stools OF other con
Itriyances Tor th,. seating Of such en-
I.tloycs. aud To permit them L. ~. tin.
SAM for ret when not actively IN
e,tocd in Duties inconsistent with such
rcIllir, f4rnts. ANA providing penalties
Ter violation thereof reported the
Same IN :, ucv draft. under TIN title
81 An Act recurring proprietors.
5I.,n;,.,.fs -.,nd r..rsans having charge
of establishments or places wAere
women ar girl. are ..mpieved 10 PEI
nit the U.s. .. chairs. stools or other
contriyanees fer tn. seating OF such
amploves. Tor rest when not actively
engaged in duties inconsistent with
such requirement. ard providing peu-
ialties for thu violation thereof" and
THAI 1t ought to pass
Same gentleman trum same con-
lmittcc. on iiill. An Act to provide Tor
the creation at a department vi labor.
t. prescribe its powers and duties. L.
regulate tn. employment of labor. t.
make an appropriation tor The main
tenHncc Of such department. ana to
prescribe penalties for the violation OF
this act reported the same i'll It neW
draft, under the title Of An Act t.
provide for Department ri Labor
and Industry; t. prescribe it, powers
ana duties: t. regulate the employ
tmcut of labor: to provide for factory
inspection and To prescribe penalties
for the violation OF this act and that
il ought to pass.
tTablcd. pending acceptance, and
! lno copies of the bill ordered printed
ON mutiun of MIR. otis OF R"clland.b
sir. MeC'ready from the Committee
on Claims reported ought 10 pass
ON EsSnitr IN favor OF the town OF
| EaiiCHNiil".
Mr.. MaHt"i from inc oi''ihi'''e VIA
,I,l,,,, = II,l,.,r,
Co.. ut,. p.,,.,,,,,
~. I,,.,i,,... .,...,,, ,1,.. COMMITTEE. az,
,,,,,r,',,.i.,ti,,,s- md Financial Affairs
ON poso,r, il. favor of q W. Cole. re-
,,rtnd ~ IN n,v DRAFT undo.
| tre Same ,ttln aud that il oucht to
noe.
NJ. ,,.,,t. ,, ,,,.. r..,,n,it,,.. ~,
! ,n,,,d LI,.lori,,, ND ,.a,n. ,o vvbi,,
W.. refnrr.d po,itinp -, II,rr>. Hart
,,,,I .,,i ~, n,,,.,.. fo, e., Inv nerpit
,i,,, G.li,c thr,,,,, ~. ie,, r,, ui,,,
| or,l ON an aonds and lakes in Andro-
.cCoo;n c,un,v cvcent I.aka \ub,,rn
fol fly" years. also circumstances OF
| J. T.. True, W. +. Atwood and others
against changing the Jaw about hsn-
i''s ~ ias' o' p0I,O' w ~ nu' ~ any ,
rthors AGAINST openinr the ponds and
lakes If Androscopsin count, to win.
tor fshino reportcd q. Bill entitled AN
40, 70 regulate ice fishing in certain
,vaters in Androscorgin county tTa
b1cd nondinp acceptance of the report
and ,te consideration assigned for mex.
Wednesday,
,.p
Reserve III FAVOR oi 'he town oi Her
mon.
Resolve Ill favor oi -Aiii'etoh .. ia!
AN Act 10 Incorporate '"e Diuehi'
Act amend the charter OF the
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-18
SUNNY
MONDAY

If your time is worth any
thing, Sunny Monday Laun-
dry Soap will be a boon to
you. Its wonderful dirt.start.
ing qualities enable it to 90
the work with little assistance
from you, while its purity is
indicated by its whiteness. 1t
will double the life of your
clothes.
The best is the cheapest in
the end-in laundry soaps as
we'll as anything else.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-18
Hoods SarsapariI|a

whole look
in n called
to q
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1911-02-18
Over 20 Ingredients
Roots, Herbs, Barks,-

Known to possess great medicinal value, are
combined in Hoods Sarsapar|la.
Every physician must inevitably prescribe some
of these ingredients in all blood diseases and in
troubles with the stomach, liver and kidneys.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-02
MOUNDS

Special 10 me World.
Mounds okla, April ii IT,
korndorfcr was a business visitor In
Sapulpa Saturday.
J. j.. MORGAN transacted huslners
in Sapulpa Saturday.
Miss Mona Chester OF Sapulpa was
the guest Of Miss Ruby Sanders hero
sunday
Mesdamcs Coffman and Mollck
Wero In Sapulpa Tuesday
Mr. and Mrs. A. " Rupprecht OF
S2pulpa were I'm town Friday.
Mr. and Mrs George Fitch were
Sapulpa business ylsllors THURSDAY.
a u. lullug went to sapulpa Tues.
day ON business.
Buck scott OF Muskogcc Visited
Buck Self here thlq wc,k.
Harry Wulkor Buck Scott and
Buck Self outomoblcd to Ukmulgee
Thursday.
Mrs H. y. Johnston lc't Friday FOR
llonryotta whore sho win ion Ner
husband ana make tholr future homo.
Mrs j, j. SlSson was called 10
Tulsn this week on account " the nm.
ness OF her mother Mrs W. =. nan.
Mra Don Woods and SON. Howard
of NovutR visited friends here Wed.
uosdar
Miss H,>h Utloy ~ Sapulpa came
down last saturday fur visit with
her mother Mrs CollIc Uurv
Ray Burt was I'm sppulpo Tuesday
ON husluvr
N'rg. C. Admir- aud dor,tt,,.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-02
HIRAM CARPENTERS
VONDERF I'LL CURE
Of PSORIASIS
After 20 Years Of Intense Suffering
When All Thought He Had but
Short Time to Live, Earnestly
Prayed to Die, Condition Deplor-
able Beyond Description.
Tries 'Cuticura'. Eureka Relief at
Once, Stopped Terrible Burning
Sensation from Word Go, In Six
Weeks Skin Smooth as This Paper.


"I have been Afflicted for twenty years
WIN, on' ohg,,n,t. slin di.,,s, c.v.d 6, ,,,,o
~ r.,.i,-t, s,,l ~, Is,,,,,y 50.
~, -. ~ ~ ",'" "l'''', WV
h'e.,"S OH my ~Nt' ana w bpNe Oh Al l.
could do, with the help ~ the mAS sAii.u
doctors, 10 lnWly hut surely extended uutN
year aI'o TINS winter ii covered my oulIro
pcrscn In Tho farm OF div eesles E1r the
- ,i,t.. - l.,, 80, ,.''.Il. g. A.. .,,.
''',,' ''' - ,,'-, . W, "','
ie"V'' AZ" h"'l'4 H'6 W'uh'N d" Nc l"l''
h'gy mvinlpS iNoIe would ho nearly a uuNl-
pauiu ot -'ale7 iafon tom the sheet on my
bed, SONS of them half Gs large as the cuvc-
lpl~ cuetAinnr tln hotter m she latter part
Of wiI,or .uy skin commenced cracking oUtn.
] ttSd everything almost thai could hO
thourW o. without any rcl.ni The l9th "
june started west iu hopes | could reach
the liOt Springs / reached Detroit and was
so Iow ! thought should have 90 go 80 tho
hospital, but tNaNY Cot - fur ns Lansing,
kleht NAep ! had bbief UNlUr ono
u. --.- ire1tcd me about two week 1ui did
DE no good Az thought had bu' a short
Vine 70 I'VE / cArn'uy prayed Co. die.
Cracked through the skin AL over my back,
a. i9aa my nes, .ws N IN lmh iet badly
swollen 'oc-nNus came oN hnFcfuuhs dead
ahd hard ~ bsos nav aCad, d.. Nnd l.iglosS
- 4u STRAW y my Hodl now ull Huhcr,
Wy bt'ef hr' y. u. i'eVL had small
pcIl OF o. poA ol NuiNlia M We house oha
NoNan y Clyo up, 'No. we VIII iN Ndil,
eura.' some weA Hppl,,d on Que hand and
ann, Ireeel There vu tcliI gtoprsd tho
W. ", ,,Ht uN,lihg ,e''.A,'oa iluo' int VOC ~
o,rtrnsrt I'd sSs, r,r,,S.nc,d n, ,'tt'ry
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-02

I'm Kansas Cl y buying some horses
Miss CretA Musellor N tho actint
secretary Of tho Osago Protective As
soclatlon
Tho joint meeting OF the Teachers
ana Farmerr Associations 20 be held
here on April rs, win bo largely at
tended
l.. H. Bass has gone into tho cream
cry business.
A bouncing Hoebrck recently ar
rived at tho home of Frank Nocbuck.
! Henry Majors has been appointed
game warden for Ouge county
II. @. Au'd, Of 81 Joseph, Mo, has
been hero several days visiting and
prospecting
John Wmpp a Iittlo Rock money
ed man, IA hcru for the purpose Of
making rom- paving Investments
Mr. llu'vhpppy 81 getting ready
10 remove to his palatul wlgwam
near Grey Horse
Judge King who attended the SUI
promo court most of this week. re-
turned last night
col sydney Suggs, Of Arlmore, was
here last Monduy.
q. c. Branson and another u S..
enforcement officer have been here
several days thle week
Deputy Sheriff John lmdspcth. OF
prue. is hero on official business,
Tho Bel bankrupt stock OF dry
goods was auctloned of 10y the He
brow Guctioncer 20 J W Buscnharlt
ot ElrldEc kansas. for 5000.
Attorney n. J. Ieahy was on pro
fcssional business IN Guthrie last
Tuesday.
The next snlc of surplus Indian
lands viii tako place at tho Usage
Agency on April lIth.
Professor Frodcrlck Obcrhaus
geologist from Iowa, iR IN this county
for the purpose " gathering shcls
In the Limestone hills ana collect pot
rricd animal and vegetable remains.
on Littlo Chlcf creek.
Mr. and Mira Roddy and SON.
Bright, the Indian curios dealers
formerly Of Winnchago, Neb.. have
permanently located here.
Cyrus Birie, Of sliatook, has been
here several days on tribal matters,
Ansclm Henderson OF Bentonyllc.
Ark, is prospecting In this locality.
Mrs. Victoria Del Orior Ware aged
about 60 years died Of cancer of the
stomach on lnst Thursday and was
buried today a la'go concourse of
people attending tho funeral, which
was conducted by Father Edward, of
the Catholic church. Tho deceased
was an exemplary Indian woman.
she took great pains IN having her six
daughters well educated, Hcr first
Nv Del Oricr died about
twenty years ago and She remained
n widow for about fifteen years, when
She married David Ware.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-02
SAPUIPA.


Special 10 tho World
Miss Florence Sterans, county clerk
In Rogers county, was tho guest OF
Miss Jewel Grnstcod the early part
Of the week
Cob Clarence y. Douglas Of Mueko-
gee was visitor IN this city this
week.
Miss Hazel Wood was the hostess
to tho members Of the Il, o, o. Il,
club at tho nome Of Mrs selglo Richie
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. James Berry entertained the
memb0s OF tho END lso club and
their friegdl at her homo Monday
night Miss Nan Kelly won the guest
favor.
Miss Ruth Burlington wos the hos
tess at pretty birthdny party ut her
homo here Monday night
Tho Royal Nclghbors held social
tea at tho home OF Mrs. j. G. Andcr-
son Monday afternoon
Mr. ana Mrs, II. r., Rakcman and
children loft Tuesday for Kulispell,
Montana, w1ere they viii make their
home.
Mira. A. @, Cohngeu was hostess for
the Monday Bridge club at her home
Monday afternoon.
Mrs. H. r. Mitchell Of this city was
the gucs, of friends iu kcllyylIo the
early part Of the week.
Fred warren, editor Of Tho APP
peal to Reason" was business visit
or In the city this waek.
The Symphony club met ~ the
homo Of Mrs. McCullum Tuesday af-
'crnoon. Af'or n splendid program
delicious refreshments were served
Mrs. H. l.. Workman entertained
the Tuesday bridge club at her spa
clous home Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. r. Il. Burnett entertained a
number Of friends Wednesday night
IN honor OF her aunt Mrs Lavcndur,
who is visiting her.
s. X, Wells, president Of the sapul-
pa steel Mills returned TO the city
Thursday utter spending several
weeks with friends IN indianapolis.
Mr. and Mrs George Fitch OF
Mounds are the guests Of Mrs, Frank
Murphy Of this city for few days.
Mr. ana Mrs j, T.. Lchnhardt were.
tho hosts FOR the Wedn ysday Even
Ing Whist club at their homo We'd
nesday night.
Mrs, Ii. q, Beard has returned
home after "A visit with friends in
Perry oklahoma.
Dr. j. w RronHuRh returned 10
Mounds Friday after spending few
days with friends IN this city.
Mrs s. A, Worner has returned 10
her home In Humboldt, Kansas, after
spending several weeks with her
daughter Mrs, J. r. Muller Of this
city
The ndiahomn Whist club met at
tho home OF Mrs, stephen T.. Imrd
Thursday night in honor OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. G, NJ, Downs
A splendid musical was given al the
NJ, u. church Thursday night by the
pupils Of MIR, Wharton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clapde TAYLOR enter
tained tho members of the AZ club
lt their homo Thursday evening.
The homo OF Mrs. Huffstcttcr Of
this city was the scene OF n very
pretty announcement party Thursday
night when the cugagcmct Of $. W.
baltimore o' thN city 90 Miss Ger
trudo Downing OF Tu5sa was am
nounccd,
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-02

Chiffon, Ira Nourse, Klopplsch, Bilbo
and Hullng The guests were Mes
danes. Morris Lawrence Bilbro and
Shipley.
II, NJ, Schlchter wife and grand
daughter Mildred went to Sapulpa
Wednesday for a visit with c. G. Dal-
ton and wife.
Miss Hattie Leslie Of Klefer spent
Saturday ana Sunday here the guests
Of Misses Artle and Ara Crouch.
James keplcy of Beggs was here
one business Wednesday.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-02
Neigllboring
News Notes
PNWIiJSK


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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-02
Hicks Capudine
Cures HeadachOs-Ail Kinds --Cripp,
Coids, Aches From halerIous
Conditions, Etc.

Sapudlne cures Headache, vhs,ls
trom heat, cold, bfsin.fag. oysrsssriIon
or stomach troubles. II cures sick hr,d.
aches and nervous headaehea aho.
Canudino ls also the quickest and
best remedy iot attacks Of Cold OF ohpp
IL relieves the aching and fevahhneAs
and restores normal conditions.
bapudino IL llquid--casy and pl.a,an,
10 iake--ac,s Immediately. iVc., 25e
and Soc, Of drug aotos
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-02
IyIt;t;s.

special iu ihu World
Bcgg' April Ira J. Patterson
returned Thursday from Clarcmoro
much improved In health.
Hoph Waters vus visiting hom,
folks here ne first Of the week.
a. w. Ennis was II Sapulpa visitor
'unday
Jas. kcpl'y ana Sam Fright w,ro
Mounds visitors Wednesday
Mr.. and Mrs. Tlbbitts lcrt ,r,,1,,.
'or @ visit I'm Missouri.
Mrs NJ. v Parks has lcep am tho
'ich list for a few DAYS.
j A. Barnard was I'm ol.Iob,p,
city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs Joe Mills is VISITING ,t
Mounds.
Misses Opal Snoch and Norma Hen
G'rson' wero ohnuIPcc visitors Tucs-
duv
wash Adams had a horse Killed nv
the train Monday morning
Ben Morrison was IN oI.muir..
Mrs E q Ward r,,,.,.5 g.. &c..
homo Tuesday after "A three Weeks,
visit with hr~ ,on. I,o, ,v,r.I
Monday rr,n s,,,,inn '''' '''"'"'"
Mrs. j. L. Barclay Joined her nus-
band here MDuday
pr Post was IN Ol,mulgco W,dnss-
day.
Rcv Adams was called IN ORupl-
roo sunday TO unite couple IN mat.
rImony
Thursday was clonn-up day and
several hay. made thoir nl,"r, I,",
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-02
iVANT.

STF071I % iF0 W0rId
Ayant Okla, April Shorty DAILY
the photographer was a visitor 10
Tulsa Friday
o. s. Williams, the feed store man
IA quite sick.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1911-04-02

A. X. Paher transacted business in
Sapulpa Tuesday
q N. SchNchter returned from
Muskogee Sunday
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1911-07-10
One is Apt to Catch Gold While the
Hair Is pryIngcare .ofithe Skin.

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The chances that many women take
about most things Nm life, and about
their health in particular, are really
astonishing. 0p1a' 2" a2
For instance, the simple matter 81
washing ones hair is fraught with
danger whe II II is done without
knowledge, in {, careless, manner; and
at an inoPportune moment.
We have all been told that it is
dangerous to wash ones hair at night
Yet nearly every woman WHO IS, busy
does this very thing, So little time
have they to call their own u bscomes
a question when such necessary tasks
shall be accomplished, and many NO
men solve the problem by, washing
their hair at night, since they can
not afford the luxury OF hairdreSs'
er in the day.
This is the worst possible time 10
choose for such a task. The body is
exhausted after a trying days work,
and is more open to attack from any
cold germ that may be floating about,
Overcome with fatigue, one is nat.
urally careless about drying the hair,
so one Invariably goes to bed without
its being thoroughly done. And here
is where the dangers lies.
The hair is damp and the window
open, so the air blows upon the head,
and as a consequence one is liable to
have an abscess form in the car while
one sleeps. Many cases of total deaf
ness have been brought on in just
such manner. Yet women constantly
run this risk rather than use part Of
their day for this task.
And they are now indulglng in an.
other and even more dangerous meth.
ol From Paris came the word that
y gasoline washing is productive Of
hrIIIiant and glossy locks and heal.
thv scnlp. Consequently one hears Of
women everywhere plunging their
heads recklessly lnlo basins Of gas.
nline Could anything be moro
Sraught with danger?
If NAV be n beneficial thing for the
,,oLs thonph soma, consider II too
Grnino n Se haoIthfu since II burns
nm All the natural oil of the scalp, but
The gasoline washing should never un,