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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
K|LBANE MATCHED
WITH JOHN DUNDEE
Featherweight Champion Has
Agreed to Meet Logical
Contender for Title,
By bud" Fish
BY H. NJ. WALKER.

Los ANGELES. Dec 1s.--Johnnie Kill
bsue ;eatherweight champion OF the
world. will defend his title against john
ME Dundee, the clever and hard hitting
Italian boxer who hangs up bis hat at
Forty-secoud and Broadway.
The little l22 FOUNDERS VIII meet next
April in a scheduled twenty-round bat
tie before the Pacific Athletic club at
Vernon. The clubs regular Official
Charles T. Eyton. is named as referee
The exact date OF the contest has been
left open pending the arrival OF the prin-
cipals on the coast. Ringside weight has
been agreed upon,
Kilbane telegraphed from his home in
Cleveland tonight accepting the terms Of
Iered by Promoter T. J McCarey;c ", Dun, Dun,
In Dundee the champ VIII meet man
worthy his deepest respect. one who prob
ably Will jump inside the ropes on an
even money basis with Eilbane so far as
the local betting Is concerned.
Dundee's only Los Angeles showing
was when he decislvely. beat frankie
little short OF sensational. and twelve
hours later McCarey began the nego-
tiations for the championship match.
After the exchange OF many telegrams
Kilbane was finally satisfied in the mat
ter OF terms.
AL Palzer increased his training staff
today by engaging Bill Jones, the big
Charley O'Connor is managing Jones and
wanted to get him in action, so accepted
the request Of PalZer that Jones go out
to Vernon and help him through the
training period.
The workout this afternoon included
nine rounds OF boxing. PnIzer took on
Jones. NcCluskey and Horn for three
rounds each. The Dutchman is showing
steady Improvement In his work and h5s
bout recovered from the effects or the
change in climate. SO he expects 10 have
no difficulty al all IN getting into per-
feet condition for the championship bat
lie
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
STATE MAY CREATE
SHOOTING GROUNDS
Fish and Game Commissioner
Recommends Longer Sea-
son for Hunters.
PLANS GAME PRESERVE
Annual Report of Department
Makes Important Recon-
mendationS.
PLANS GAME PRESERVE

Fred W Chambers state fish and
game commissioner. ~ his biennial re-
port 10 the governor recommends that
ihc legislature create duck preserve
iu tie swamp lands OF Salt Lake and
Box Elde~ counties which would be avail
able for The use OF duck hunters during
the open season each year Thls pre-
serve would accommodate Tho 'tre" num-
1er OF duck hunters who do not belong TO
The various duck clubs and VII" mere
fore are handicapped Ia securing good
shooting each year.
OF particular interest 10 duck hunt
RS is the recommendation Of Commis .
.ioner Chambers that the duck season
that the duck season be open for SIX
weeks iu IN. spring and that ~ be op-
ereG earlier than October ] In the fall.
Tire game commissioner calls attention To
thc fact that there was a recurrence OF
lie peculiar duck malady which has re-
suited iu the death OF thousands OF
ducks each year. This u1alady he be-
licves - caused by the overcrowdinE OF
ducks IN the marsh lands during the
breeding season. Duck shooting In the
spring. he believes. will have n ten
dency 10 drive the ducks north during the
breeding season and while IL will de-
crease Tho number Or ducks propaga 60
M Ctah. II Will likewise relieve the con-
rfsted conditions of the breeding grounds
snd probably prevent a recurrence OF the
duck naladV
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Yokel Fails to Throw Ogdenite
In 90 Minutes Work on the Mat

match but once. when he secured an
armlock, The champion soon broke this
and the Ogdeuite did not again attempt
To get on top. Yokel showed the best
condition OF his career. working the en-
tire time at top speed. and neither man
exhibited any III effects or the bout. Ben
Harlter OF the Descret gymnasium ref
creed the bout. giving satisfaction 80 the
crowd and contestants by his work.
After the match Yo<el said "Harbcrt-
son is one OF the fastest men have ever
met, showing especial skill In breaking
the hammerlocE which Is usually effec-
tive. ! consider nlm one OF the best
men Ia the game and will give him q
chance at The title within the year"
Harbcrtson said: II am entitled 20
1nish match with Yokel and am willing
TO meet him AZ any time. An that I ask
Is that he make the required weight and
that sufficient time IS given FOR proper
conditioning
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
VARSITY TEAMS GET
SANCTION FOR TRIPS

At a meeting YESTERDAY OF the deans
of the schools ut the university It was
decided TO allow the university athletic
council 10 send three teams 10 Colo
rado this season. one each for basket
ball. baseball and track. That three
teams should he allowed 10 20 out OF the
state In ono spring is a new departure
at the university. One condition iS i'm
posed upon the men. IT IL Is seen before
the time for the trips that some OF the
men would cndanger their chances OF
passing In the scholastic work by MAX.
Ing the trips the engagements will he
cancelled. This leaves the matter IN 20
the men and IL Is not probable that
they will ne found lacking when the time
comes TO make the trips
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Ducks Increase RAPIDLY.

The increase In the number OF ducks
h tne state has been so remarkable dur
-nE the past fsW years, according 10 the
rcport, that a longer duck season ls nee
esssry 10 prevent ovsrcrowdiug OF tho
breeding grounds. Tho duck rueladv
"ntch nss caused so much comment the
Commissioner believes was causes nv.
oNercropding tho swamps and marshes
The commissioner notes an Increase In
iue nunoe- OF al other game birds with
ne exception of sage hens. He suggests
'hat the open season for sage hens be
made shortsr than four months in o-de
That the species may Increase There
as been a remarkable increase In the
Hungarian psr;ridEes imported n wear
ago, Tho game birds appear particuis rl,.
adapted 70 this climate and are th-Iy-
ine wondcrfuliy. Eight partridges we're
reed a year sEo near Annabslla In Se-
Vler county. and this fail several covevs
= these beautiful birds were seen IN ths
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Special to The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune
ogden. Dec. is.-By falling TO secure
~ fall during ninety minutes OF
wrestling. Mike Yokel lost his handicap
match with Jack Harbertson OF Ogden
at the Orpheum tonight. The outcome
of this contest establishes Harbert sons 5
right 10 a finish contest with YOkel Mike
was above the middleweight mark and
would have had 10 DO considerable train
ing 10 make l5S pounds ring side. as II
was. fokel weighed l6l pounds at S
O'Clock and had TO go on the road after
that hour in an attempt 10 make the 100
pounds called FOR in the agreement. and
then was conceded one eighth Of q pound.
HsrhertsoD was required 10 make the
middleweight limit OF l5S pounds and
weighed 1914 pounds
Harbertson was on the defensive the
entire time, attempting 10 force the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Observation-Disclosures
FIGHTER BARRED FOR
BITING AN OPPONENT
b. tionaI News servic.

NEW YORK. Dec. 1s.-The state ath-
letic commission today put Tic ban Inon
Joe Sabcy. the lightweight. for "unba.
coming conduct IN the ring. Durinp
an engagement between ssbey and pet
Collins at the Olympic Athletic club In
cllnch Bit a piece out OF Collins
shoulder and the matter was reportcd
oy Secretary Charles Harvey of the ri,,h
20 the commission.
The commission announced TINT ro
more benefit shows nor private nar,ias
1-!ll be allowed IN any prlvata club go
less the management OF the latter stands
all responsibility.
The Caseof the Youkers AthIe,Ic ,lrh
against "One Round" Hogan Tor fn
ure 10 appesr on December ? was taEnr
under advisement. Ae"
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
cone ROUND" DAVIS is
TRUE TO HIS NAME

NEW YORK. Dec. is-"Ona Round"
Davis OF Buffalo. said 10 have won ,ortv
battles by knockouts vas himself knocl.cd
out in the first round OF an encountcr
with Soldier" Kearns OF BrookIvn her.
tonight.
Davis had bean considered in th. rim
ming for 'ryout with leading heayy-
weights FOR the title
kearns knocked Davis down with a ley,
% the Jaw and a Jeff hook In going
over Davis turned q complete .o1,cr
Eauit. resting on tho back OF hts neck
lie was helpless when he rose on IN.
count % nine and the referee stopped the
roUf
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Relley and Lang Draw

DEI ROII, Mich.. Dec. ls.-Splke KELLEY
OF Chicago fought draw with TJiIis "a
lang, the champion OF Canada tonight
hsley forced the nghting all through.
DGt lang cleNerness held him al bay
IN lne seml-hnl OF six rounds, Jimmy
MoSoVsrn OF Chicago received "A bad
beaNng a. the hands of Jack Hunter OF
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19

for tho University OF Utah This
is one OF the best teams organized in the
intermountain region and when the play
ers lined up before the photographer yes
terday they met as a football, team for
the last time. They handed up their
suits and football VIII bo forgotten en-
tirely until next fsll when the work Of
molding new team begins II VIII be n
new team Ia the truest meaning OF the
word, none of The men Who held reg
ular positions the past season will not
return 10 school next year.
When the players assembled on The
steps OF the Museum building large
crowd Of students gathered 70 see what
they think t. the greatest team IN the
west and TO take Il last glimpse or the
heroes who viii not he seen In action on
the grldiron again although some OF them
VIII shine Tor the rest OF the year In
other branches OF athletics.
On the right Of the lower row is Tommy
Fitzpatrick Tommy is one OF the best
Qua rterDGcks the school ever had He ls a
lightweight aud only his nerve and good
head has Won him fame. He quits school
in June 10 be married and will not return
In the fall. Next 20 him is the mighty
Lon Romney. Lon has been a wonder
ful halfback during his four years on the
college team. Three times ne has been
chosen on the All-Roclty team and this
year was accounted the best man In the
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Does Not Like Perfumed Notes

Los ANGELES. Cal. Dec. Js.-"Art'
Shafer. utility iuaeIder Tor tho Nau, SorL
Nationals last year. said today he would
not Join McGraW's squad for the train
ing siege at Marlin Springs next F'ebru-
aTN. -''
have quit baseball for good. 10 said
shaier. For one thing l get TOO man
pcrfumed notes"
re Was one OF the Few unmarried men
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Weber Academy Wins
Basketball Game From
Salt Lake Y. M. {. A
Special TO The Tribune.

Speci6l 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN, Dec 1S,-The Weber Stake
academy OF this city defeated the Salt
Lake Y. NJ. C. \, tonight, - TO ,22, In
one Of the fastest basketball contests
ever seen here, The result was i'm doubt
TO the final whistle, and the local boys
won only after setting a terrific pace all
OF the way. Toone and Makay for the
academy played star bail. often SCORING
from the Inidnoor and preventing the Y.
NJ. &. y, boys from completing severa J
ba skets. Wilcox and Grundfor starred for
the Salt Lalters, both boys playing In
fnc form.
The academy holds the state high
school title. and defeating tho Y. NJ. e.
A : fast aggregation proves their con-
tention that they should he placed in the
college class. Elmer Holsington, Mt one
time star on the Chicago university Ave
and at present connected with the Salt
Lake v NJ. G. A.. refereed the contest
10 the satisfs ction OF the crowd.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Continued on Page Ten.)
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Sehramm-Johnson Drugs. . good stores.
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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
ARTS AND MEDICS
WIN AT UNIVERSITY

The team representing the Arts school
Of the University Of Utah defeated the
normal students yesterday BY the score
ot 19 10 l6 and the NEEDLES won from
the Engineers by the score OF % to 20
In both Gaw the result was IN doubt
uptll the end. The first hal! of both
games ended with the score AZ 10 10 10
and In the second game IL was necessary
70 play extra time !1 order TO play Off a
tic. I.ineups
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Yamada Defeats Slnsann

III lSBCRG, Dec. Is.-koU Yalnada
YORK 400 TO 2ii the game going FORT.
nine Innings. ''NS
IL was the third game o. the Morn
purse OF $1,000 '''
iIHn reInaoa' average was $3.50 slosson's
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19

Westoby, Deseret, second Stubeck San
third. Time, 1 minute and As seconds
lowering the state record or / minute ana
IL seconds.
In The undsrwatyr swim. Stone OF the
san made forty yards against thirty-sevei,
yards by Miller. Deserct
Gray. Papworih. Ciawsun and Hay
word, comprising the Deseret relay. won
from the San team OF Palmer. Sheppard.
Heller and Schenck, making the $50 yards
In the fast time of minute and IS 2-5
seconds
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Home visitors' Excursions Eas.

Chicago. 81. Paul ard Minneapolis
and return. Dates OF sales. Decem Der
9lst and 23rd. 1919 Diverse routes
via the Chicago Northwestern Rs.
For rates and limits address { A.
Walker. general agent. III lain street.
salt Lake fAdveriiscncrtl
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Cochran Wins Again

CHICAGO. Dec. Walker Cochran.
ne lf-year-old 6ilinrdist OF Manson. Ia.
tonight defeated Charles = ConI<Iin az
Chicago. thc former amateur champion.
az game or ls.2 balk linz. g50 10 ipe
cochran carried a handicap OF i75 This
ras The eleventh game they had piaved
and Cochran won ten matches
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
Kodak Pictures Finiahaa

Mail us your films. Salt Lake
Photo supply Co. $50 Main stres,
Exclusive photo dealers.
advertisement
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
OGDEN BOWLERS TO
PLAY IN SALT LAKE

The Streveli- Paterson team defeated
the Fort Douglas boys last night or the
Windsor alleys Tonight the WIndsors
and Smith Bailey teams play. There will
also be a game between Ogden and Salt
Lake
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-19
FOOTBALL PLAYERS
POSE FOR OFFICIAL PHOTO

Hopssad Hamilton Fred Bennon COACH
ttm I
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-11

FL programa es modesto Sc reduce, por
Gle pronto, retirar de Malta los seis
acorazados de tipo antique sustituir-
los pOr cuatro crlceros del tipo In
vencible. > En- conjunction con la Ma
rina de t'rancia constituiria una fuerza
combinada superior todas las combi-
naciones posibles Las palabras de
Churchill tienen la importancia de que
revean de un modo Official la importan-
cia que concede Inglaterra la amistad
de trancia para la defensa del cam;no
de Ia lndia-No nos asOmbremos de no
hallar en- ell Gobierno de aint-James
todo el apoyo que necesitarlamos para
negociar con Francia con mayores pro
babilidades de exito.
La question del Mediterraneo es
grave. porque es el camno maritime de
la India La question de Persia es aun
mas grave, porque es el camino terres-
tre de la India Russia, aliada de Fran
ia Y amiga de In9laterra, pero tambien
le Alemania quiere construir I'M ferro-
arril Gue atraviese la Persia de Norte
a Sur FL ferrocarril cuesta 1000 mi
ZONES de frances. y como Russia no los
lione quiere que Francia Inglaterra Sc
ios presten. Pero ese ferrocarril no pue-
le ser negocio. porque atrayiesa de-
,icrtos sin poblacion nj trafco posi-
les jQae explicaci6n puede tener csc
errocarril9 En parte ell deseo de BAN
lGeros, concesionarios y contratistas de
aaeer alg1n dinero En- parte el vieio
lDhelo de Russia Gle acercarse q la India.
lay ingleses que Green Que Petersburgo
pide dlnero Londres para adquirir el
rstrnmento con Que invadir Ia India
Aunquc el supuesto sea de siniestro
ar3cter, ell propio lord Morley. secfe-
tario de la India. la tenido que recono-
er Ell la Camara de los Lores Que el pc
slgro militar Gle ese ferrocarril era OBJ
10 Y que ell Gobierno no necesitaba
re Sc lie amonestase sobre el particular;
70 que habia razones diplomaticas pa.
que Inglaterra no opusiera su veto al
provecto de Russia. Inglaterra. en- efec-
\. 10 solo puede negar sn dinero, sino
oner su negativa que el ferrocarril
iNance al sur de lspahan. Pero no Ia
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Inglaterra y Alemania
LAS NUEVAS POTENCIAS

Inglaterra, empero, no resuelve sns
cuestiones diplomaticas con multiphcar
sus escuadras acumularlas EN- ell mar
del Norte, frente la fota creciente de
Alemania. Aunque ell espiritu ingles-
espiritu de hombres solitarios- tienda
al monoideismo, la realidad lie recue.da
cotidianamente la multiplicidad de sus
aspectos En- estas mismas semanas sc
ha visto obligado descubrir literal
mente el Mediterraneo. el Pacifico los
mares de la India
FL novel secretario del Almirantazgo.
Sr. Churchill, hubiera deseado concen-
trar en- ell mar del Norte los navios del
Mediterraneo. Lord Kitchener el for
midable consul de Inglaterra en- Egip-
to- lie ha llamado al orden. La Conferen-
ella de Malta entire Asquith Churchill,
ell Principe de Battemberg. el general
Ian Hamilton Kitchner han convened
do al Goberno britanico de que no ppe-
de abandonar ell Mediterraneo, 'el ca
mino de la India = la custodia amis-
tosa de Francia. Dentro Gle pocas sema-
mas estara Iisto el primer dreadnought
Gle Italia
Sc estan constrHyendo los primeros
dreadnoughts = austriacos. A fines de
1918 Austria podra disponer de cuajro
dreadnoughts, Italia de cinco o
seis. No es probable ha dicho Chur-
chill Que ambas potenclas. cuya his
toria no Sc ha visto libre de diferencias.
| y que nunca han tpnido con nosotros Ia
menor disputa, Y con las que siempre
estuyimos y estamos en- la mas amistosa
dc las relaciones, sc combinen para sta
ear sin proyocacion los barcos las po-
sesiones de Inglaterra.
| Pero hecha esta afrmaci6n. anadi6
Churchill que Inglaterra Sc dispone a
mantener en- Ell Mediterraneo una fler-
"a adecuada la defensa desusintereses
en- tempo de paz y en- tempo de guerra.
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opone, pOrque teme que Russia entire
Ell Ia 6rbita de la diplomacia alemana. 7
segiln la Erase de Sir Edward GREY.
realice los deseos de La Novoe Vremia.
constituvendo una coalici6n contra In
glaterra
Talnbian es possible que Sc ale con el
Japon. Acaso no sea otro ell prop6sito
Gle la actual estancia en- Petersburgo
del Principe Katsura, ell mas infiuyente
de los estadistas japoneses. Para Ingla-
terra no serla mas calamitosa una allan
IA german0rrusa. como una alianza ru-
so japonesa.
Alora bien; frente esta politica de
transigencias para con la ilimitada am
oicion de Russia hay Ell Inglaterra un
partido que prefere la amistad con Ale
mania. cualesquiera que sean los sacri-
fcios que cueste ST ha de transigirse
:on la ambici6n de Russia 0 con Ia ambi-
ion Gle Alemania. hay ingleses que pre-
tieren la transaction con Alemania.
Este partido. adverse la politica in
ternacional de Sir Edward Grey de
los conservadores es ain POGO inf2lyen-
te. Quizls llegue a triunfar; quizis. 10.
I'm todO caso es indudable que ell Co
blerno ingles no puede mantener mu-
chos amos su situaci6n actual de una
amistad con Rusia, que no llega con
yertirse en- alianza. y que resulta tan
peligrosa los intereses ingleses como
msma hoStilidad. Ha de lleoarsr o a
la alianza o la antigua rivalidad de IN
giaterra Y Russia. del oso Y la ballfna'
que eXpresaron las caricaiuais de Ia ce
neracion pasada. Mas para que Tnelate-
ira pudiera permitirse ell lujo de opo.
aersc que Alemania V Russia llegacan
/ aliarse necesitaria hallar compensa-
cones Ell otra parte Y realizar. por
alemplo, ell sueno de una alianza con
los Estados Unidos, al propio tempo
lue reforzase los lazos. un POGO resen-
tidos, que la uncn con ell Jap6n.
Pamiro Maeztu.
f 0ptiuuorJ
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1912-09-11
ART|CULOS De FANA

Sin drda atguna 10 son eu f0do ri
munac rs que fShriean The Garter
Ink Company. de boston Mass r u.
de America, contaudose ar, primers IL.
nea ell Fuido da escribir dc Garter, gns
es la tinta mas apreciad. hoy OH el
mercado, por sus condiciouea de Ar.
meza, color, durabilidad euvase
Ell uso de la Tnta de Carter se Aa
generalizado de tai munsrs que -. 10
actualidad es casi la Iinica ,lue sr em.
plea en- Ell comercio en- ar Dticinas.
De vents en- 81 BOl4ETlN MERCAN,
TIL
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Pamiro Maeztu.
EXPORTACION

Cafe tornado aqui con destino la
Habana por ell vapor espanol BAL
mes.
K. Cortada y Co. Sues. Ponce zoos.
II cooks.
Fritze Lundt Co.. Sues. Ponce. lis.
Hooks.
F. Carrera Y Hno, Mayaguez, l30s.
13000ks.
Mari lIermanos, Mayaguez 3Os. 1855
kilos.
Sues. de Roses y Co. Arecibo. zoos.
9200ks.
Total: 43l sacos con un peso de
44.255 kilos.
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Cine Tres Banderas

Esta noche, un gran cartel con intere-
santes peliculas
Manana, sensational estIeno de: La
lucha por la vida pelicula de 800
pies. Una yerdadera creaci6n.
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VISO IMPORTANT

AVISO IMPORTANTE
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oa ciudad mas ALA de New embadore
e conocimnto
& 10 Bridge Street, cargo
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sin cobrare com6n sevc Haremos las
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Engado Puerto Rco r. E. SHAFFER, Mune NO San Juan
AGENTES PUERTO RICO: re,sfono no.
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edesma Co.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1912-04-22
GRANDMOTHER
USED SAGE TEA
To DarI i the Hair and Restore
Gray and Faded Hair to Its
Natural Color.

1t Is easier to preserve the color
of the hair than to restore it, al
though 1t is possible to do both. Our
grandmothers understood the secret
They made a sage tea" and their
dark, glossy hair long after middle
life was due to this fact. Our
mothers have gray hairs before they
are fifty, but they are beginning to
appreciate the wisdom of our grand
mothers in using sage tea" for
their hair and are fast following
suit.
The present generation has the ad-
vantage of the past in that it can
get a ready-to-use preparation called
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair
Remedy. AS a scalp tonic and color
restorer this preparation is vastly
superior to the ordinary sage tea
made by our grandmothers.
The growth and beauty of the hair
depends on a healthy condition of
the scalp. Wyeth's Sage and Sui
phur Hair Remedy quickly kills the
dandruff germs which rob the hair
of It's life, color and lustre. makes
the scalp clean and healthy, gives
the hair strength, color and beauty,
and makes 1t grow.
Get a 80 cent bottle from your
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money back If you are not satisfied
after a fair trial.
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