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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
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II W0nen's Beauty

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Siai n,s. Is made by disaoI,.' ise 70
aet r;taSa Ff;sSage Of mayatonc
aai sr'Dl sIasA hazol, Rnb "oVeg oyeg
Y viii X bs IN the mornipa
hre.. s,,s Use this resuIarIy g,I sIy
'u' be banissih'e55 h 55iosehes nct.e5.
.ticnss iSas'' piurples, oczow !,
sslye ~, ;uni,sappear if Won
E'Itisup. mt? I, affected sur Sur.
%lns, sS,ld s Quickly heals
q healing etc; sai It is
IA p. .pso.isoninp,s aod lesscus
SyhsS''nag cold wasbioo .
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lsaN'iiiiplpIss IL pIs'f iu.;,saSam5 S9sSme' !;
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
UNIVERSITY CLUB is
TO BE INCORPORATED

On Saturday Merch .. tho members
OF the University club will hold special
meeting for tho Dnrpoa" of Incorporating
the club under the laws OF Utah apply
ing TO Institutions OF that character
which arc not formed for pccunlary gain.
At the same meeting all necessary az
ranEements FOR the transfer OF all prop
erty Of the club 10 such corporations VIII
lac discussed and disposed OF.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
Going After Elk

T. W. Chambers. fish and game COM
missioner, will start tomorrow with n
deputy for st. Anthony. Ida, 10 receive
the shipment Of elk consigned 10 Utah
from the Jackson Hole country. The anil
mails win he brought by Mr.. Chambers
20 salt Lake where they Will he ON ex-
hioition for a few hours. and then 10
Salino. From SalIna they will be talScf
to their. range in the Fish lake and Sc
Nicr national forests
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
~ IN Abundance

~ sins se,s 90. Of Utah and Sal,
= g9cklnr 'Wok ora trout fry. This
le rTeekyp rs kvperaiions r to com
} I, oc..,alnIsslo1 o1nnGalmbcrs, state fish
ae ts6 ,er, ha,s,, said yesterdar y
~ Be plspt,u,n,a ,,,an capacity with
.uIcd in the streams ms
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ADJUSTMENTS

SALT LAKE TEIEATEE 49, Lulu
Gascr in "Miss Dudelssck" Matt
nee today. 2:l5. Curtain. Sis. )
COLONIAL. THEArER - Henry
Woodruff in Tho Prince OF To-
night" Engagement begins with
special matinee Washington S
birthday.
ORPHEUM rITEATER-Advanced
vaudeville. All week. Matinee
daily, at 9:l5. Evening curtain,
Sis,
GARBICK THEATER--Ths Galrick
players will offer '''The Chorus
Lady" all week. Curtain, Sis.
Matiuecs on Thursday and Satur-
day.
EMPRESS THEATER-Sull an Con-
sidinc vaudeville All week. Matt
nee daily, at 2:30. Two pcTfor-
mances each evening. at 1850 and
9:I5. Bill changes Wednesday aft
crnooD.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21
First La Grippe, Then Bronchitis.

That was the case with Mrs. W. 8.
Bailey, McCreary, Ky. My wife was
taken down with a severe attack Of la
grippe, which run into bronchitis. She
coughed as though she had consump-
tion and could not sleep at night. The
first bottle Of Foley's Honey aud Tar
Compound gave her so much relief that
she continued using it until she was
permanently ~eured.' Schramm-J ohm
son, Drugs, "Tbe Never Substitutors, -
five (5) good stores.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21

EXCURSION RATES TO OGDEN
Via Bambcrgcr line, Feb %. $1,l(
round trip.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21

Perbaps the most startling demonstra-
,ion of Charles KellogGs act at the Or
nbeun1 this week Is what he terms the
"dancing fame" a rnln let of lame
that IS affected in varolus VANS by the
vibrations of Mr.. Kelloggs voice when
he makes bird tones. An ordinary voice
has no effect whatever on the lame. II
is quite a bit OF mystery. and the per
former explains ii eventually TO Inc con
viction OF the audience.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21

"Niss Dudclsacle." with Lulu GlaSc
I'm thc name part. will be The attrantio
al the Salt Lake theater this afternoo
and evening. when the local engaEeinci
of the Scotch operetta will close, III
is the first visit Of Miss Glaser 10 So
Lake since she won the hearts Of Sa
Talsers In the famous production
Dolly Warden
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The tjtle role of 1.-THE Prince Of To-
ni.,ot" which will be presented for the
firsi time IN this city at the Colonial
thoater tomorrow afternoon. Henry Wood
rnfI will be seen as a. resourcetul college
yn,,tb Who has been badly snubbed by
pI,ettv heircss. but WHO later wins her
through the magical influence ot q cen
tmry nlani at the moment Of It's bloom
49, rho curaooment OF ''Thc Prince OF
T0nisht'' al ihc Colonial will be for three
riphis and TWO mutinccs.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21

Picture TO Yourself tho sraiGhtcst OF
straight fronts, "A hobblc skirt that is
DrincipalIy hobble. a Jacket more promi-
neDL for it's breviiy than anything else,
sinners WITH Cour-inch heels. open-woT,S
hosiery n lakish bonnet. ana You VIII
have lust tho picture presented by Ida
Adair when she makes her entrance IN
line first act OF The Chorus Lady mt
thc C,,rvick The Garricks leading Wo~
man has achieved one OF the most pro-
no,inced euccesses ever made In local
stock in her portrayal of Rose STAN S
| famous role.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21

"Rebecca OF s;unnybrook Farm" WI DC
the attraction at tho Salt Lake tuealcT
nenrlue with d special matinee tomoT,
row afternoon. Thoushndn a. readsbs ;b az a..
over inc ins1,,,. COMM AZ Xyieeins stories on
Which ''Rebecco OF Sunnybrook Farm rs
founded and this alone should insure
the plai large local lollo"in" oor'nE
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-02-21

"Thc Girl from Eector's' comes to the
Colonial for ono performance only. sun
da,. night, The cast which VIII present
Inc Potter comedy here IL said 10 be u
strong orc. The seats 20 on sale FRIDAY
n1ntuiuE.
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bridesmaid and Harry w. Dram best
man.
&. The Seekers Literary club will have
It's annual outing today at Saltair. The
members of the club will go TO the beach
In the afternoon and remain for picnic
supper.
Or, and Mrs. Francis Burgett Short
will be given a "house warming tonight
at their home, 931 Third avenue in honor
OF their home coming. DR.. Short has
been TO the Holy Land and Mrs. Short
has been visiting relatives in the east
The entertainment will be given by the
Lac Ladies, ss, AID society Of the First Metho-
tor Ali friends Of the minister and his
wife are Invited.
Mrs. w. w. Paine will leave today for
will return October I. Dr. Paine Will
reside at the University club until the
latter part of July. when ne Will join
Mrs. Paine in Boston.
Miss Marguerite Richmond has re-
turned from a visit to East Hampton,
Mass. She was accompanied by Miss
Edyth Godbe. who has been spending the
past winter in Boston studying music.
Miss Edna Foullss of San Francisco is
the guest OF Miss Gladys McConaughy
this week.
Miss Gertrude Fiagel and Alfred L.
Clawson will be married today at the
home OF the bride Miss Lille McFar-
land and Miss Birdie Blomquist will be
bridesmaids and Robert Flagel will be
best man,
Miss Myrtle Dyer and Herman Hat
finger will be married this evening at
o'clock at the home of the BRIDES parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Dyer. Bishop Ed
win Perry will perform the ceremony.
Mrs. Made Hatch announces the en-
Eagement ot her daughter, Sallie Sears,
TO Marvin l., Tite of Denver. Tho mar
riase Will take place soon
Mrs. Ada Dwyer Russell will return to-
day from brief visit TO San Francisco.
Mrs II. D. Elierbeck Mrs, George +
Felt and Miss Alice Felt have return ed
from Seattle. where they have spent a
month.
Miss Marie Sorenson will entertain the
Billiken club today.
Mrs I, B. Perrine Of Twin Falls. Idaho
is stopping at the Hotel Utah for a few
days.
Mrs. Ress Gearhart Morrison OF LIN
coin. Neb., a dramatic reader, Will give
an entertainment tonight at the Phil
lips Congregational church for the bene-
fit of the w. c T. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. r r. Sundberg announce
the engagement of their daughter, Flora
to George Earl OF Ogden. The date OF
marriage has not yet been decided
Mrs Harold Goff is visiting with her
parents, DR. and Mrs. o. c, Ormsby, at
Rexburg, Ida.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
lSally's Advice
To Beauty Seekers

hys: I've tried most every
ny frsckles. but can't lose them.
Jop SUGGEST See answer to
The treatment suggested I've
pm 10 fall in any case OF
= other cutaneous blenlish.
asks: Is there anything bet
Essagc 10 remove wrinkles ~
massasing may aGSrayate A
nAdllion. tending TO soften and
p Issue advise bathing the
etrlngent lotion made by dis
ounce OF powdered saXoIite IN
Ely.
.riss MY complexion is hor-
g, What shall ! do for it?"
-lss Of mercolized wax at Your
Apply this nightly like you'd
Gsam washing II off mornings.
ane The offensive cuticle grad
aSe way, by a process Of gem
suon, for the clear, velvety,
'Su skin underneath.-Woman's s
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25

q GLADYS McoNAUGHy vii! wi
,.,,aIn this afternoon nt the
s.s. sa.s Of her parents, Mr.. and
wv v r. E. Mcconaushy' Second
sn,tb s and Eleventh East streets
bridge tea in honor of her
Mss Edna Foulks Of San
md MIrs Josephine We'll OF
The hostess will be assisted
nv Miss Dorothy Rool1lidge
rdyth Godbc- Little Misses
e.,l and Hazel o'NeilI will stand
y. Mrs. Charles stimson' Miss
and Mrs. r. z. MoConaughy
=, at the tea table
r,r,. r. Meredith, Jr.. enter
N & bridge tea and Kitchen
,,stsrday Afternoon at her home.
Fret South street, for Miss
r,rel. who will be married
=. house was decorated in roses
In the dining room a red
- was carried out. Red peonies
s'ss ccnterpjece for the tea
'.s s,reamers Of red tulle EXTEND
~ chandelier TO the four cor
n. S II. Lund. Mrs, T, w. Mad
,Ta o r. Meredith, Sr., assisted
ar Ten tables OF bridge were
~ and a number Of other guests
mr tea. The prize was won by
R Hardy.
DSuthy Marioneau entertained
,Itsrnoon at tea for Miss Mary
gbo has just returned from
me east. Miss Grace CowIey
Rrth soule assisted Miss
- The guests were Miss Jane
iuu Geneva Savage, Miss Mar
6,IsIyrs Miss Virginia shannon,
M Baldwin and Miss Denise
v blanchard and Mrs. George
,iard will entertain few friends
Z, les Friday afternoon at their
q First South street,
g.,acs B. Whitney entertained
Washington Yesterday afternoon
-, On Fourth avenue in honor OF
n Mrs. Harold Reed Smoot OF
rso The rooms were trans
10 q bower OF beauty and fra
nd spring roses. Tie hostess
uN In receiving by Mrs. Joseph
I'd Nrs. Joseph Howell. Thirty
s,n present;
..rtrude Almond entertained at
vslerday afternoon at her home,
Second South street. in honor
| &raiherlue Jacobson 4 red color
rs carried out in the decors-
rss and peonies being effectively
h. hostecs vas assisted by Miss
Jacobson. Miss Becky Almond
p. S. Keogh Twenty guests
'tlalned. Prizes were won by
hn Wells, Miss Catherin Jacob
MS Adelene Jacobson.
ynz sheckell and Harmed T..
ts married this evening at the
. j the brides parents. Mr.. and
J. Sheckell The ceremony Will
rad bv the Rev Elmer 7
Miss Editn Chapman will be
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
||AAD eczema
Z WEEKS OLD.
md ltched. Had to Keep
CoVared So Could Not
Face to Pieces. Started
slntura Soap and Ointment.
Ar Not a Sign of Trouble.

~. ~ st., 81 Louis, Mo. "O,u
-, ~ ste.n when he was two weeks
~ WIN little red pimptes on his
N eheek and oar lobe and
& On his forehead. When
'N1 Inc piupIss were about
! VA I"enty-kuT hours old they
IN would Ill with clear liquid
| H. IKE water. Baby would
TN NOT s!eep because it would
NJ oorn aud itch. He would
)lW Mateh in his sleep. Our
IN Y Mnlly doctor said tho
~ eni'd had got eczema.
q When the baby Uas two
Ssns saea 10 keep his hands covered
~ - - not scratch mis- face to pieces.
kS " nope that there was any cure
|o,tn,s. n.y. ny wife ksw the advertise
v VIA c ceoap and Ointment. When
Frs= sOep and Ointment
- oos bard crust. We followed
Lrs /, .ao N thres days the cr,,sts
"a, t.g = aght days you could no, sec
4 ~ HH'uDt Now his skin ia rs soft
Rhs, - y. healthy as can be We
In ss s. oath with Cutlcura sosp. /"
- ,, ~ ,sundssn, July Z. io1i'
1Is,s = - o. cusicura Soap, assisted
Rss Dy o niscura Ointment, mot
sh, ,nI vuslnea aud beauties the
= n sno ,se hands. bat tends 10 pre-
S,s.sssHss SS sHs pores, the common causs
"a ~ deads, inflammation. irrita-
5 s,sslt "a ltaushDesz. and other IN
ns sssnas. ~ CutIcura soap and
sHaSes BY druggists and sIeateTa ~
"a Iroila. ra. Sample Of each msiless
ess.s.0 00os. X Address, "cutIcurs -
Ca ienderiaced men shmlid
.a sesp Shaving stie.k.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
ANOTHER PIONEER
WOMAN IS CALLED

ClarIssa Robertson. mother Of Eugene
Maxwell of this city. died YESTERDAY AT
her home. 1912 Pacific avenue. of hemor-
rIlase OF the brain. She was 7s years OF
age and had lived in Salt Lake since 1852
having crossed the plains with one OF the
companies of pioneers. She was porn III
Canada January 30. 1895,
The funeral will be held wednesday
ut the J. W, Taylor mortuary chapel
Burial Will be in City cemetery.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
New Corporations

Filled with the county clerk:
Dugway Mines and Development com
many OF Salt Lake: capital stock. $4,000
shares 5 cents each: Frank j Gustin
president; J. NJ. Hamilton. vice president
iIarry p, Clark treasurer. j. w. Rock"
lldge. secretary. Soren Nelson, Morlta
Nachtweih, Paul Valtinke. additional di-
rectors.
Plaza Gold Mining company. OF Sail
Lake: capital stock, 10000: shares ~
Brigham l.. Morse, Vice president; I
John Guudry, secretary and treasurer
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
Addresses Wanted,

Postmaster a. J., Thomas has received
q letter from Mrs. J, P. Manley Of Clar-
endon. Tex. asking for int9rmatem mat aon c09- G.
cerning the wheresho,nhts OF ynros nsr I'v Years rs
700 md was at one time In this city
Mrs. u. Prasl,ner: % Florence street, e, t.
Islinglon. London ~. England. mas aiso is
address OF Albert Prashner, who Is sala
Io have directed thai his mail be sent
To postofGce box 1882, this city.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25

WEATHER FORECAST FOR ShBT LAkB
CTTY-CLOUDY AND WARNER TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY-FAIR.
Comparative weather data at Salt Lake CITY.
Juno ~, 1912;
Highest temperature today was ST degrees I:
highest In this month 6inco 1874 was 101 degrees
lowest last night 6s degrees; lowest this
month since 1874 "a degrees: mean tcnl-
peraturo for today was rs degrees: normal WAS
II degrees: accumulated deficiency since the first
Of the month is 10 degrees: accumulated oIccss
since January ! is es degrees.
Relntive humidity al a. 10. today waE Al
pcr cent: relative humidity az p. m. today
50 per cont
Total precipitation FOR the twenty-four hours
eudIng OF 8 p M. .o9 OF inch total for
tho month 20 date k So or inch; accumu-
lated eXccss for this month TO dato is rs Of an
inch: total precipitation since January 10 date
Is lO5I inches: accumulated excess since jan
uary ! Is 30 OF inch.
sun rises ao7 m. sets at sos p. M
June IS. 1912
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
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|Gssit Restored,
4 .WAlhUrIA HAIR STAIN"

SisssSssS' SisssssSSs's u9I,.ea Gay, stgated or
Ssafi1IssSi''IA; fIsSis' g:.ssI.y sIye; : SS;ssSs
salns DO ns,an. GeaS or rob on. Con.
= f fsaif t. selat atsa al 4 1as aasssisssg, ss:sg
~ dteetm tmnehJ Coo. II yonrr r1ngI5l rMgga5al
2e bpttjes 10 ~. Bend the ye1in%
~ sun ticfnBsd from a dr,ioa,ss
ss 1aes. e m,. bottle for nolh!nG,
BY Sch,a oavs st'. ct. Louis, .dos
. 'Afamm' johnson, Drugs,
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-06-25
WEATHER FORECAST.

WEATHER FORECAST FOR SALT LAKE
CTTY-CLOUDY AND WARNER TUESDAY.
WEDNESDAY-FAIR
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ynz sheckel and ITarmel r..
= married this evening at the
A the brides parents. Mr.. and
J. Sheckell The ceremony VIII
Erasd bv the Rev Elmer I
Miss Editn Chapman will be
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-18

an admirable Olivia. Miss Marion
Wallerstein enters into the character
Of the clever mink with great zest.
To be successful comedian ise an
exceptionally hard feat. but Mr.. Chas.
NJ. Montgomery. impersonatifg Sir
Andrew Aguecheech. 10 fully capable
Of handing the part. As Sir Toby
Belch. Mr.. II. Robert Phlnney shows
considerable talen. Mr.. Moses Brett
stein, az Malvouo. Is worthy OF a
good measure Of consideration. The
clown. one Of the most amusing parts
in all shakesperian drama. IL imper-
sonated By Mr.. Jack Diggs. The role
Of the lovers. Duke Orsino and Se-
pastian. unprecedented by Mr.. Walter
S. Galeski and Mr.. Morgan r. Mills.
Jr., respectively, IL very we'll por-
traye3.
Governor Mann, It r. understood. Is
to he present at one Of the perform
ances.
Tire lrt ceeds Of the pay are to be
given 10 The John Marshall High
school Library. It should be. there
fore a matter of public interest and
or public patronage. II, H. TO be hoped
that tire Young actors will be encour-
aged by a fun hoube both Thursday
and Friday nights.
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white satin. yelled with crepe meteor
and embroidered in pearls, and d tulle
Veil. caught with orange blossoms.
She carried bouquet OF Bride roses
and lilies OF the valley. Her maids
of honor. Miss Jose Blanton Scott, Of
Richmond. and Miss Mabel Payne
Mcdonald, wore frocks Of pink and
blue satin and crepe de chine. and
carried big bouquets of pink sweet
PEAS. Little Miss Lydia Quarles and
Master Joseph A. Brown held the rib
bons
out-of-town guests at the wedding
included: MIR. and Mrs. NJ. A. Pitts.
of Scottsville; MIR. and Mrs. C.. +.
Perdue. of Beach, MIR. and Mrs. s.
II. Perdue, Mr. and Mrs. r. l..
Belcher. Mr.. and Mrs. j. +. Carter,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Witt Tomlinson. Mr..
and MES. j. G. Scott, Misses Eliza
beth and Josie Scott, of Richmond:
Messrs Richard, viii. Ben, Emmett
Carter. of this city; Mr.. r.. l.. Per-
due. Miss Sarah Elizabeth Rowe. Mrs.
j. w. Grove. all Of Richmond; Mr..
and Mrs. II. G. Mcdonald, Colin and
Blakey Mcdonald. MIR. and Mrs. J. T..
Mcdonald, Of Henrico county; Mr..
and Mrs. G. G. Quarles. Mrs c. r..
Luck. Mr.. and Mrs. J. n. Luck, Mr..
and Mrs. s. A. Luck. Mr.. and Mrs.
T. V. Luck and Mrs. C.. s. Luck, Miss
Lena Luck. OF Ashland; Mr.. and Mrs.
G. f. Friend, Edward Friend, OF Hen.
/ rico.
The bride is we'll known in Rich
| mond. where she was educated, and
| has been much entertained. and
among the affairs given in her honor
was an attractive linen shower. at
which Miss Josie Scott was hostess at
her home on Grace street Mr.. and
| Mrs. Mcdonald went North on their
! wedding trip.
Lenx-O' Brien.
| Miss Josie B. OBrien. daughter Of
| Mr. James q. O'Brien, OF Albemarie
| county and Mr.. Garnett J. Lenz. of
! Richmond. were married last night at
| 10 o'clock in the parlors OF the off,
Chatting minister. Rev. Mr. Greene,
| pastor of st, PauFs Methodist church.
| Miss India LEM, sister OF the groom.
was maid of honor. and Mr.. Floyd T..
Chapman acted as best man. Mr.. and
Mrs. Lenz left Immediately after the
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-18
ROUTINE MATTERS
ONLY TRANSACTED
STATE BOARD OF AGRIcUD.
TURE MEETS At STAUN-
TON AND INSECTS
STATION.

Especial TO The Richmond virginian.)
STAUNTON. VA. April lin
session here this morninx., nothing
besides routine business was trans
acted by the State Board Of Agricul-
tnre. with the exception OF the first
inspection OF the sub-exparimentai
station. esta blishsd here several years
aUo< The board was greatly pleased
with this station. and several Of the
members said no other station In the
State had done more satisfactory
work. 1t Is In charge Of Emory
Hodgson. a graduate Of v. r. T.
ThoSe who attended tha meeting
were: DIR. r. a. Harringer, r. q.
Birch. w. W. Hproul N, w. Knock.
J. a. Taylor and r. 3. Arner. State
Commissioner Of Agriculture 9. w.
Koiner. Clerks l. =. Berry and N. A.
Lapsiey. Of Richmond. and Professor
Carrier ana DR.. Fistchsr. Of the ex-
detrimental station II Dlacksburg. also
attende1
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-18

medicine. the theory of body build
ing. and degeneration of the human
system. 1t became a mania with me.
gave up my friends, my amusements
my diversions. my pursuits, and
worked night and day, Weighing and
watching. analysing and studying
and trying to apply to what / learned
the good plain horse sense with
which nature and my ancestors had
endowed me. When at last / saw
what thought was a way out. ! de-
cided TO experiment on myself.
was my first patron. l think results
spDak for themselves!" and she stood
up straight and slender as any
nymph OF the woodlands, IA picture Of
incarnate health and beauty. the most
glorious young creature / have gazed
on in many long moons.
Teaches Others 70 be Slim.
And how did you happen TO 60
into the business of exploiting your
find?
well. the fate Of the unhappy wife
led me 10 think a great. deal. and |
realized that she must not be the
only wife whose happiness might be
in danger from the same cause. That
led me to thinking OF the other peo-
pie who suffer from a too solid flesh
AZ Shakespeare calls It. I.had spent
one summer of intense discomfort
when l was fat. Slender people have
no idea how fate people suffer In hot
weather. II Is torture to them. Then
l knew OF many men who are In bus
mess and who must be afflicted BY
the excess OF fat they carry around
Lawyers, doctors. bankers, brokers
merchandise all of whom the loss
OF fat would mean much In the way
of comfort. as well AS a more strik-
ing and attractive appearance. Wo.
men are not as tickle as men, but
wives do not like to see their susband
grow coarse and gross from toe
much flesh. So ! decided to let the
world share my secret. | knew there
were dozens OF unsuccessful fat re.
ducers on the market. 10 / though,
TO myself II these people can make q
harmful, drug. would-he. make-be
lieye fat reducer remedy. why
shouldn't / do well by selling one
that is a genuine, drugless. delightful
home fat-reducer--one that really
does the work. began tentatively
In a small way. without capital OF
influence. had no knowledge OF
how to merchandise my treatments
/ wrote my first advertisement in fear
ana trembling. but / put into 1t all
my sincere conviction OF what
COULD do, and told what had done
for myself. That ! had reduced N.Y.
self at the rate Of pound a day az
ter all other so-called cures had fall
ed; that my treatment was drugless;
that 1t did not entail q starvation diet
and that It did not require back
breaking and body-racking exercises.
When / had finished Tread It over,
and said to myself: TT that doesn't
convince the most unbelieving. I'll
give II up.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-04-18
CRUELTY CASE APKEAIk
IN HUeTfNGS COURT


Three persons wsrs found Gutlty
ana fourth discharged In the Hust-
inga Court yesterday after they had
appealed from the Police Court.
charged With cruelty to alinala 4.
Gathright. Who MS fined once before
and won. altar an appssl was Ansd
tio end costs n another case. O. W.
Ball. another dsfsndaut plsadsd
guilty after the verdict u the Gath
right case. He was aned ~ ana
costs, and the third, w y. Parrish.
was nned IS and c0atn Thu case
againat J. G. PhApp waa disga1osed.
The stats vsteFinArieA was called y
BY the society tor thA rrsvention oe
Cruelty 70 Animal a. m expert wst-