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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-04

You Will get by return mail a free
package of the famous Gauss Combined
Catarrh Treatment, the only positive curs
for even the worst cases OF catarrh on
earth. Gauss sends you this treatment
10 prove to you that II will cure you,
and II costs you nothing. absolutely moth
ing. Gauss Treatment will save you
world of misery and humiliation. and
make you, instead of an outcast, a well
come soul in this bosom OF your own
family. and among your friends and &C.
puaintances.
Because You have not gagged at the
table yourself before this. don't imagine
il will not happen at some time or 9TH
er as long as you have catarrh. Catarrh
brings all this just as sure as night fol-
lows day. 1t is only a question Of time.
Send the coupon.
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HOW TO JUDGE MANS HONESTY.
The Man Who Lets You "see for
Yourself' Il Usually Honest.


Men. as a rule. are FIRST discovered by
their enemies. Their antagonists turn on
the searchlight. and the proof OF merit
CLEAN. There are always y1en who aim
to tear down every good thing. and there
have been men who set about to ridicule
the Gauss Catarrh Treatment and fR-
urattvely tear Il INTO shreds. aThey turned
On the CLEAN and diesected IL. They ex-
pected to find mere dross and found Rold
So Gauss has eeen discovered by his
enemies.
But, regardless Of all this. II a man
Will show the goods" he has willingly
and openly, and let his patients prove
first to themselves by their own sense the
value Of what he offers them instead of
expecting them to take his word for 1T
there must be something OF value in his
goods, and II must show his intentions
Every catarrh victim should make a
test OF the great Gauss Catarrh Treat
ment- It Is free. All you have to do Is
to spend a minute or two cutting out
the coupon below. filling in with your
name and address, and send II on to
C. E. Gauss, s5s7 Main Street. Marshall.
Mich. You will get back a package OF
the Gauss Catarrh Treatment in plain
wrapper and under seal. with full infor-
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Use 1t according to instructions; don't
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Cut out and mail the coupon to-day.
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catarrh at Meals
The Cataffh Victim, Especially at
the Table, an Object Of
Disgust.
oUTLAwED BY SOCIETY.
Good Appetite and Catarrh Rarel,
Travel Together.

, The limit" is the catarrh gagger at
the table, the man or woman with the
appetite-losins hawk and a hank. utter
ly unmindful Of the nausea he causes to
other people who are trying not TO no.
tice or hear him.
Do you wonder that other people de.
spise this creature? While others have
joyously assembled around the board
with delicious. mouth watering Ape
tite, here comes the hawker with nose
perking grtmaces. a jerk-gurge In his
throat. and balied up handkerchief In
his hand. Horrors. forget It Go away
and cure that catarrh before appearing
a. public table and mingling your bad
breath with the scent Of steaming ten
derloin steak.
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DEAFNESS CURED By GAUSS.

When I wrote to you for your sample
I was SO deaf In either ear that I had
hear a watch tick. But after takins
your course of treatment my hearing
came back. and can now hear the same
Atkin.l Box is7. Petoskey, Mich. :
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1912-10-04

Even Slight Gases of Catarrh Have
Terrible consequences.

Every case Of catarrh, Of course. 10
not fatal Nor does every case result in
consumption or bronchitis. but neverthe-
less they are very frequent. No man or
woman knows what his or her case of
catarrh will lead to. Men of robust
health have succumbed to resulting con-
sumption and partial idiocy. Women Of
strong vitality have become nervous
wrecks and victims of bronchitis. Your
good health is not always a preventive
against the catarrh germs.
The more you feel sure there 10 no
danger of the catarrh resulting in a dis
ease more serious the MORE danger there
Is simply because you will neglect your
self. This happens In hundreds Of cases
md We see II recorded almost daily in
the letters we receive. IF I had only
started the cure earlier" is a very fire.
quent expression. showing that our warm
ing Is not fanciful. but based on fearful
reality.
Even slight cases Of catarrh may re-
suit in nose cancer. than which there h
hardly a more pitiful affiiction in this
world.
Catarrh Fatally Frequent.
Some OF the frequent results Of catarrh
are bronchitis. pneumonia, death and de-
cay OF bones, loss OF thinking and rea-
power, QedIn OF dmDltlCn ana en-
ergy, loss OF appetite. Indigestion, dys-
pepsia, liberation. bad breath, raw
throat raw sores In the nose. general
debility. and sometimes idiocy and insan-
ity.
This Is why in the death list you do
not find a mention Of fatal catarrh: the
death is caused, not directly by the ca
tarrh itself, but by q disease which was
caused by catarrh. Medical books and
cyclopedlas will tell you even more ser
ious news than we tell you here; prob
ably after reading them you will have q
full realization of what It Is to have ca
tarrh-a common disease, II Is true. but
with q common result-misery for years,
II not death.
Cure Il Certain.
You can cure that catarrh. slight or
serious, once and forever. by means of
the only common-sense sure cure for ca
tarTh. Gauss Combined Treatment. We
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coupon and send for the free treatment
to-day to c. L. Gauss, 1897 Main Street.
Marshall, Mich. When you see your ca
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cure for catarrh that can be relied on.
Send the coupon.
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CUPID RETURNS.

Mother..'How does it happen, Helen,
that you have started going with Henry
Hawk again? don't see how you can
hear to have him around"
Helen-"Oh. you couldn't tell he ever
had catsrrh now. He's been taking
iauss' Treatment for over two weeks.
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"IF HAD MY LIFE TO LIVE
OVER.v

We can point to hundreds of cases Of
catarrh that have dragged their blear-
eyed. nose-dripping. half-dead victims
through Is and 20 years OF misery. It all
started with one little germ.
Just one Of Gauss Catarrh Treatments
for a little while would have killed on
Mr.. Germ and reclaimed to health and
happiness in short order some OF the
worlds best women and bravest men.
who now dodder about in blank. diseased
old age, or I'LL soma cold graves-food for
thought. Think Of yourself at 10, or So
or so. clutched by catarrh. II you only
had your life to live over a 2-cent stamp
would blot out all the misery.
II Is not too late. Cut out the coupon
below, fill in your name and address and
take courage. Do It willingly and with
hope. Mail it to c. E. Gauss, 35s7 Main
Street. Marshall, Mich, and you will get
by return mail a free package OF Gauss
Catarrh Treatment to prove that 1t will
cure you.
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II you have nerves, or you believe 9TH
er people have any. you will Just stop
and look at yourself as you are. and
before other people move away from
you when they see you coming. you
ought to run away from them. Go some
where. anywhere. Just to be alone. and
take this page with you. cut out the
coupon at the bottom. and send 1t now.
before you pull your nose again. to C.
+. Gauss. 1897 Main Street, Marshall,
Mich.
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What / have done for thousands Of
others I will do for you. offer you my
treatment that will cure catarrh, free Of
charge.
tirely with your own good Judgment,
Simply I'LL out the coupon in the Lowell
right hand corner, mail 1t to-day and you
will receive trial package of my rem.
cdy free. That's ali, there Is to It; in a
weeks time you will be on the road to
recovery.
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Better spend 4 few days destroying the
catarrh germ right from the start than
waiting and putting OF until you feel
droppings In your throat and your nose
plugged up.
The Gauss complete treatment will stop
II and avoid for you years Of future
misery. Cut out the coupon below II you
have even a slight cold or touch Of ca
tarrh. and send II to C. E. Gauss. who
will send you a free package Of the won
derful Gauss treatment. so as to prove
to yourself its great power.
1t costs you nothing. Address coupon
Mich.
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Gauss Combined Catarrh rrestnsnt
vii save you. and avoid for you year, Of
future misery Gauss Treatment per-
rlanently cures catarrh In the cornmon-
sense way. He proves II. too, with a free
treatment he sends to you BY return
mail as soon as he receives the coupon
at the bottom Of this page. Cut out the
coupon, NIL It In with your name and ad-
dress. and send to-day to c. z. Gauss.
1897 Main Street. Marshall. Mich.
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4 Glimpse Of the Death Roll.
Catarrh in Many Cases IL tie Real
Death Dealer.

Died Of consumption. aged thirty-tvo.
Died OF acute bronchitis. aged sixty.
Died Of pneumonia. aged twenty-six.
Died Of cancer. aged nfty-one.
And SO on down the list Do you fnd q
mention Of catarrh? No. because catarrh
as rule. does not directly cause many
deaths. But catarrh Is Indirectly the
cause Of many deaths. Died Of pnsu-
monia" should better be died Of pneu-
monia, caused By catarrh." The caused
by catarh" II left on-whats the uss /,
He's dead anyway. And 20 catarrh 4.
looked upon as q disease Of slight eonse-
quence by those who don't know. Over
every catarrh sufferer. no matter what
cr he fas been suffering month or i've
years. there hangs q dark shadow which
Ii pointing with its dark. bony fiuRsr 70
the silent way. VIII you follow X, or
Tight It!
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20

delegates. Spectators seats are al
ready being filled. The rumors of adj
journment still persist One being adj
journment until this evening and the
other for adjournment until early to-
morrow morning.
Bulletin No.7-4:10 .. m.
Theconvention called to order by
Chairman Root at 4:06 p. m. and
the convention adjourned until 11:OO
a. m. tomorrow
Bulletin No. 8.
Immediately after adjournment some
of the delegates started to cry 1--WE
want Teddie." The spectators i'm
mediately took it up and the hall Is
in an uproar.
Bulletin No. 0.
The crowd refuses to leave the hall
and are shouting 1--WE want Teddie.'
They are shouting college yells.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20

At the instance of Judge J. M. Stew
ems of the sixth judicial district,
Carl MacEold, was arrested in Ashton
yesterday. en- a charge of criminal
libel, in soi.r ection with articles wa'ch
ne "a SD t. have published in the
Pocate.lo Tribune, and wh,:h we're
aft.rMtId copied in the Idaho Register
Machold makes the assertion that no
statement of his is false and that he
can prove every statement he has made
This case will be watched with closer
interest than any ever arising here, as
the charges are of a serious nature,
and If proven, will mean the undoing
Of Judge SteNAns, While if not proven
win mean a long jail sentence for
Machold.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20
CONVENTION
egates instructed for President Ia
Bulletin No. s.

egates instructed for President Taft
Bulletin No. s.
Sec. Gleason is now receiving list
of delegates. Included in list in which
the delegates opposed shall be unseat
ed on permanent organization.
Bulletin No. isis p. m.
Chairman Root is now speaking on
and explaining the question that is be-
fore the convention. Gleason an
nounces the official vote Of 564 and
no more and there is great cheering.
Others say the total should be 564
yes instead of no. The vote is about
unfinished business of minority re-
port
Bulletin No. 83:45 p. m.
The report of committee on credent-
ials is being read. 1t is understood
that Hemingway of Indiana, will be
the chairman of the credentials COM
mittee. The report Of the committee
on resolutions is being read by The
secretary. 1t is expected that former
Vice president Fairbanks will be chair
man of this committee.
The convention adjourned until -
M, Thursday. June 90
Thursday, June 20
Bulletin No. 1.
One hour before convention is called
to order, the hall is rapidly filling.
The serging mob fills all entrances,
everyone clamoring for admission to
what promises to be the most exciting
session of the convention.
Bulletin No. 2-12:15 p. m.
There is rumor afloat in the
house, that Immediately upon the
gathering Of the convention at noon,
adjournment will be taken until p.
m. The action is taken on account
Of the delay in reaching an agreement
among the members of the various
committees is the first thing to be
taken up by the convention.
Bulletin No. 8.
There is rumor tfloat in the house
that both President Taft and Colonel
Roosevelt had agreed to relinquish
the delegates to a compromise can
didate. Now comes the report that
Col. Roosevelt has officially denied
this. The plan to adjourn the con-
vention until 8 o'clock this evening
is in order. 1t is moved and seconded
that the convention adjourn until p.
n. The motion is carried unanim-
ously.
Bulletin No. q.
A rumor is afloat that convention
on credentials adjourn at 1 90 o'clock
until 2:3O p. IN. After considering the
Alabama contest it should develop the
case.
Bulletin No. $3.50 p. m.
1t is reported that the committee on
permanent organization refuses to or
ganize until after the report on Gre
dentials is ready. 1t is said that some
of the members of this committee walk
ed out of the meeting room. 1t is al
so rumcred that the committee on
credentials have reached and our next
considering the Arizonia contest case.
A hard shower broke over the Coli
scum moment ago, and escapes were
jamed with people awaiting to enter
the building. A great scramble for
cover for inside.
Bulletin No. 6.
The hall is now fast filling with
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20

Billie Brown have succeeded him, but
his nose is not out of joint on that
entertainment for the guests as his
three years could think of.
Long live the people of Mackay and
may they all strike the big body of
ore, that pays them we'll, for they are
royal entertainers, and deserve the
pest on earth.
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20
Southeastern Idaho Press Club
Hold Rousing Annual Meet
ing at Mackay
LIVELY BUSINESS SESSIONS
Two Day Trip Through Mining Dis
trict Of Big Lost River Delighta the
Editors and Famles-elackfoot Peo-
pie Entertain Press Club Members.

Sunday and Monday the editors Of
Southeastern Idaho and their families
were royalty entertained. While the
membership of the press club was not
so largely represented as at other
meetings, there were about twenty peo.
pie of the profession took the special
train to Mackay Sunday afternoon at
1:3O. Arriving on the early trains,
from the south and east, the pencil
pushers were met in Blackfoot by the
local members of the press and taken
to the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Byrd
Trego, where automobiles were supp led
by several residents, Messrs. F. c.
Christ, Neal A. Boyle, D. L. O'Neal
J. 7. Carruth, L. R. Aldrich and others
appropriating the time to take the
newspaper fraternity to Riverside
around Moreland, over the Portervil,e
bridge and to the Idaho Insane asylum,
where DR.. and Mrs. Poole conducted
them through the asylum, afterward
serving luncheon to them Nothing
was left undone by this charming
host and hostess to make the travel
ers at home
The meeting of the club was to be
in Mackay and Editor L. E. Dilling-
ham had spared no time or expense to
see that his guests were being prop
erly attended to. He came to Black
foot on the train Saturday, and was
out bright and early in the morning to
meet the first arrivals. After the
luncheon at the asylum, the party was
conveyed to the depot, where they
boarded the special, and that night at
$50 arrived in Mackay
To all it was splendid trip, and
many had never seen the mountains at
close range, making doubly attractive
the ride up the valley of the Big Lost
Everyone was invited to the pretty
cottage home of the Dillinghams and
there were permitted to make their
toilets, preparatory to being the guests
of the ladies' club of Mackay at a 6
O'Clock dinner, in the ladies' club
building, which they have recently pur-
chased.
Attorney Ambrose made everyone
welcome in speech filled with wit,
w S. Hill, of the Twin Falls Times,
responded and was made the recipient
of the key to the city, mammoth
bronze affair, made especially for the
occasion. After dinner the ladies' re-
paired to the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dillingham;, while the gentlemen held
a business meeting in the offices Of
Higgins & Ambrose The occasion
was the annual election of officers,
which resulted in Charles Wright NOM
mating Byrd Trego, and J. W. Jones
of the Rigby Star, gave very hearty
second. No one seemed disposed to
create any discord under such delight
full circumstances, and after being the
recipients of the most pleasant hos
pitality it seemed that everyone was
disposed to let the unfortunate oc-
curance of Mr.. Trego's nomination
pass by without comment, and the vote
was cast for him. ]. F. Melvin of the
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20

Gooding Leader, was elected vice-presi-
dent, ]. E. Edgerton Of the Camas
Prairie News, second vice-president, J.
w. Jones secretary. This is Mr.. Jones
third term, and the fact that he has
been reelected is evidence Of the high
esteem in which he is held by the or.
ganization. j. H. Dewitt of the Ru-
pert Record Herald, was selected as
custodian Of the funds of the club for
another year The committee on mem
bership consisted Of o. H. Barber Of
the American Falls Press, L. E. Dill
ingham of the Mackay Miner, j. w.
Nimms of Wendall and Byrd Trego Of
Blackfoot.
Among the honarary members of the
club, who were present were R. v.
Brown, manager Of the Western News
paper Union, with headquarters at
Salt Lake, Joel Priest, publicity agent
for the Oregon Short Line and Charles
G. Sumner, publicity man for the
James H. Brady projects.
Monday morning was filled with
smiles for the visitors to the big min
ing camp, and while the warm rays
of the sun bid us welcome to the val
ley, Editor Dillingham; was busy with
the chef and mattresses at the Hotel
Kilgore, preparing trout breakfast fol
the crowd. After the repast which to
many was indeed novel feed, the lad
les were taken to the mill of the
Empire copper company, in carriages.
The gentlemen soon joined them and the
climb on the Shay road to the mines,
5000 feet above began. Shaft houses
dumps, prospect holes and tunnels wer
visited without ceasing, always the
crowd climbing higher. At last the
journey ended and the summit was
reached. F. M. Leland, the president
of the mining company, and Ralph
Osborn, general manager, rendered the
guests every accommodation for the
trip to the mines, and with much for
thought for the novelty of the trip,
made everyone ride tn an ore car. The
blue~haze which hung over the valley
and surrounded the mountain peaks OBJ
scured the view to certain extent,
but the green alfalfa fields, the city o1
Mackay, the many stock ranches forme
a picture not soon to be removed from
memory's wall.
Awaiting the hungry bunch Of sight
seers was Harry Hunter, the great big
booster of the Lost river valley, who
is leasing from the Empire Copper
company, and had a minors dinner
prepared to which everyone did justice.
The water melting from the snow
banks, was greedily drunk by all,
the viands were soon devoured and all
united in wish that they could spend
a week at the hospitable quarters of
Mr.. Hunter and his corps of excellent
cooks
A real old fashioned thoroughbred
coach ride to the reservoir was the
next feature of the entertainment, af-
ter which the City cafe management
bid all welcome to dinner, when
the last piece of copy of the two
days meet was taken off the hook
and "thirty" was called as the train
bore the newspaper bunch away from
the best meeting ever held by the or
ganization. There are no dead ones
in that town. Everyone is an enter
tainer, and if one endeavored to en-
umerate the number who entertained Il
printers it would be necessary to in
clude every resident, old and young, of
the city.
Dudley Dillingham; is no longer the
press club baby. Buster Jones and
The Blackfoot optimist. [volume] (Blackfoot, Idaho) 1907-1918, 1912-06-20
Supporters Of President Win First Point By
Electing Their Temporary Chairman
By Narrow Margin
ROOT 55s AND M'GovERN 55l

The Mountain States Telephone and
Telegraph company throughout the
west went to great expense to secure
for the press and people generally the
news of the Chicago convention. AS
transmitted to the Twice A.Week OPP
timist by bulletins the news is as fol-
lows:
Tuesday, June 10
Bulletin No. 2-11:3O a. m.
Barnes Of New York, is much in
evidence this morning. Delegations
fr' m New York and Kentucky, &C.
cUpy front section, Tennessee located
back OF New Yc1k in centar Of hall
Building SLY decorated in flags AMI
bunting. Band located in stand ir
north end Of b;.i'ding near roof.
Bulletin No. 2-11:45 a. m.
President Fairbanks given an ovation
by delegates as he entered the hail.
California delegates entered in body.
Greeted with great applause as they
surrounded American flag.
Bulletin No. Also p. m.
w. J. Bryan has just entered and
taken a seat in press stand. Crowd
cheers loudly as the band played "Dix-
ie." The crowd shouting, whose all
right, Teddy The noise was deafen-
ing. Chairman Victor Rosewater is
calling convention to order. Conven-
tion to rder. Convention is coming to
order Col. Stone, sergent at arms, is
assisting Rosewater in getting Or
der. Governor Hadley of Missouri,
opens debate for minority. Gov. Had
ley concludes address at 1852, ending
by saying convention should not pre-
ceed until question of fraud has bcon
settled. ex-governor Fort of New
Jersey is addressing convention He
supports majority report. When
Governor Fort asked eff we arc going
to undo the work performed during last
week by national committee he is
interrupted by crys and disorder. Gov
ernor Fort concludes address at l pm.
Bulletin No. $500 p. m.
Jim Hedges of New York nominates
Elhiu Root of New York, temporary
chairman. Announcement brings loud
cheers from all parts of hall. Mr..
Hedges then says -Four years ago
New York could not get too much
Root in New York state convention.
That he is both temporary and per-
manent chairman. Mr.. Hedges quotes
Mr. Roosevelt, ''Mr. Roosevelt is the
greatest man in a public position in
my mind" That is hard on Taft. Mr..
Hedges says You need not stop
cheering for Roosevelt l cheered him.
What is good enough for Roosevelt is
good enough for me-
Bulletin No. 6-2:30 p. m.
Nomination Of Root is seconded by
colorcd delegate Senator VIM. Flemm
of Tennessee, is now addressing con-
venticn. Seconded nomination of Nc
Govern. Virginia seconded nomina-
tion of Root, west Virginia seconded
the nomination of McGovern. Francis
J. Heney of California, addresses con-
vention in support of McGovern.
Bulletin No. 2.
Roll call on vote for chairman.
Alabama, Root 22, McGovern 2.
Arizona, Root 6.
Arkansas, Root II, McGovern 1.
Colorado Root 12.
California, Root 2, McGovern "a.
Connecticut, Root IA.
Delaware, Root 6.
Florida, Root IL.
Georgia, Root 20, McGovern 6.
Idaho, McGovern s.
Illinois Root 8, McGovern 2S.
Indiana, Root 20, McGovern 10.
Iowa, Root 16, McGovern /.
Bulletin No. s.
Roll call Continued: