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Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
WILSON SEEMS AGAINST MANY
 CHANGES NOW
President Said to Be h. clincd to Leave Present Office Holders Alone Cn- less Shown Cause for Then. RcmOVal
(By O. K. DAVlS)

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 22-- There has been no adVnace during the week in patronage matters of in terest to Arizona and the candidates of Sawtelle. Flynn and Dillon remain just where they were.
 The only development of import ance affecting this situation has been the frank expression by the president to certain senators of his intention not 10 remove IersGns now holding office except for cause. He intimated rather clearly to me of his callers that he is strongly disposed 10 regard the whole rOstc If federal office holders as one class. and not to make discriminations between those distinctly protecto,! by the civil ser virc law and regulations and those outside the classified service.
 If adhered to literally, this will e g terrible blow for the place hunters.
 The president is showing signs If c"nC ern over the evidences Of dis agreement among democratic leaders in Washington T. l1oubtedIy there i;' a general expectation of trouble |among the democrats ewing to the wide realization that there are two factions trying to work in the one party, so indications of 6iVergencieS ',,e watched for closely and not l moro. widely than otherwte.
 The president is not only seeking to minimize such differences, but te would be much better satisfied if newspapers did not so persistently call attention to them.
 Meantime the evidences of disagree ment increase and it is more than ever apparent that the democrats arc | going to have high old time getting their tariff bill through.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
To Protect Saltillo

MEXICO. March 22-Venustiano Carranza is personally directing the attack on Saltillo. Federals are marching from Monterey to the in vested city to reinforce the garrison Of five hundred which has been sus- taining an attack since last mid night.
 Wires to the north and south have been down since morning. Trains of the National Railroad northbound were turned back to the station south Of Saltillo
 Rebels began an attack on Fri day night. A official report seems 10 indicate little importance but re- ports say the fighting has been very heavy on the outskirts
 It is thought the rebels are trying tO lure General Trucy Aubert south of Monterey to which city he re- treated with all his forces from Will laldamar in order to protect it. The object of the rebels is to clear Mon terey of government troops so they may attack it.
 The governor of Sinola has beer arrested charged that he affiliated with the rebels. The federal gover- nor of Tepic territory, Martin isa pinoza. has joined the rebellion. bu The government says he has but few followers.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
Envoy Sent by Genera l Obregon Insisting on Sur render of Naco Meets Death Inside the Federal Outpost
OJEDA HCRLS
 MORE SIIRAPNEI.
With One Hundred and Fifty Men and Four Cannon HarraSscS State Troops but Fails to Draw Their Fire
ASSOCIATED PRESS DrspArcHl

NACO, March 22-Bearing a demand for the surrender of NaCO, Sonora. a messenger from General Obregon. commander of the state forces. to Gen eraI Ojeda the federal commander at NacO was shot and killed inside the federal outpost tonight. Still defiant in face of the apparently overwhelm- ing advance of more than fifteen hund- red state troops, General Pedro Ojeda, just before sunset again Sallied out from town With one hundred and fifty artillerymen manipulating four can non, he tossed shrapnel into the camp of the state insurgents There was no response, although the state troops also possess artillery. Tonight Colonels Gales and Bacamonte are four miles to the east and a group under Col. Cab ral is five miles to the south and Gen eral ObregOn is six miles to the west. They threaten to attack at sunrise to- morrow
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
FAIR FOR EASTER
Weather Force aster Predicts Sunshine Over Nearly Entire Country Today

NASil NGION, Adfch z-- he weather fOrecaSter relentcd tonight and sent to American Womanhood. suffra9ist and anti-suffragist. united in the common cause of beautiful clothes the joyful tidngs of fair Easter day in most parts Of the United States. The golden sun un- dimmed by cloudless sky. will shine he promised and blush and bloom on the Easter parade in the greater part of the country. In the middle west. and the Rocky Mountain country the weather will not only be fair, but warmer Some dismal spots are pre- dicted however. Though the raVag ing storm of the past few days has gone out of the country it is an nounced that another seems to be forming on the Pacific Coast and may mar Easter Sunday there.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
HARVARD LEADS RIFLE MATCH EASTERN SECTION
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

WASHINGTON, D. c. March 22.- n the intercollegiate rifle shooting league matches, Harvard leads the Eastern division while in the west ern division, West Virginia leads. Eastern league scores: Harvard 95l; Massa chusetts Institute of Technoi- ogy, 946; Vermont, 911; Maine, S69; North Georgia, 917; Columbia, s69;
 Princeton, 952; Cornell 932; Massa- - chusetts Aggies, 962; Lehigh, S47;
 Norwich. 937: Dartmouth, 92l: Rhode Island State, S33; Clemenson de- faulted.
 Western league: Virginia, gao; California 932; Purdue 997: Okla homa A. t& M, SAT; Iowa. 959; Wash ington State defaulted; Minnesota 947 Michigan Aggies, 945; Nebraska S53 Kansas, S53; U. s. Veterinary College. 969; Wisconsin, 906.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
TRAINING IN COLLEGE GIVEN
 ARRA|GNMEN7
Sir Richard Mcbride. Prime Minister of Bri is Il
 Columbia. Delivers Ad- dress at Berkeley and Re- ceiyes University Degree
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

BERKELEY. March 22-Sir Ri chard Mcbride. prime minister of British Columbia, made the principal address Of the Charter Day exercises of the University of California today The large crowd assembled in the Greek theater heard the Canadian statesman arraign the present me thods of university education and re- commend more practical training. At the conclusion of the address the de- gree of doctor of laws was conferred on him by President Benjamin Ide Wheeler. who said:
 sir Richard Mcbride. premier of British Columbia. outside the domain of the states you and your people are our nearest neighbors. We Of California share with you and yours in common the traditions of law and letters and the common heritage of blood and speech, but what Will prove far more distinctive we share a com mon habitation upon the shores of the pacific. in the face Of it's oppor- tunities and under the shadow ot what it pOrtends. Like problems and 1 like interests make this dwelling to- gether on the coast a new bond and l q new entity among the communities of men. Athwart the formal bound | ary which stretches east and west 1 to divide us, run long lines of living 7 foam stretching far north and south | to unite us Your presence here today shall be a symbol of a brother l hood deeper than the names of the nations.
 Upon you Richard Mcbride, knight l I do bv the authority of the regents of the University of California now confer the degree of Doctor of Laws good neighbor far seeing statesman | founder of state university ant leader, your people are stout hearted
 and well beloved
 "Universities,' asserted Sir Me Bride, should change their methods aiming primarily to develop individ ualty and teach students to thinl for themselves. Those self made mel
 who regret the meagerness of thei early schooling probably would no
 have achieved success. he affirmed
 had they been college trained
 Il do not for q moment he said
 "belittle the cultural worth of al
 academic training or attempt to as
 sess the value of any form of educa
 tion by the training capacity produc
 ed in the individual: but I do sa
 that q university that does no mor
 than impart purely academic schol arship has fallen short of the stan
 dard of what such an institutio
 should endeavor to do for those wh
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Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
FOR RELIEF OF VICTIMS
Fund Is Being Raised for Those Who
 Lost Homes in Cyclone
ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPArcHl

MOBILE, Ala, March 22-Mobile citizens are canvasSing tonight for money and supplies for the relief of the storm victims of Lower Peach Tree. Alabama. which was virtually wiped out by the cyclone on Fri day Reports from the stricken dis trict have brought the death list in that section up to twenty eight.
 Many are reported seriously hurt Besides sending appeals to President Wilson and Governor O'Neal. Mobile citizens are raising funds for the i'm mediate relief of the sufferers whf lost their homes.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
REBEL FORCES
 ATTACK SALTiLLO

MONTEREY, March 22.-Late advices from Saltillo say rebels in force attacked that city. One thousand men under command Of General Caso Lopez were dis patched from san Luis and five hundred under Col Aguirre Guar diola from Monterey to reinforce the government troops.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
LONG STRIKE ENDING
Basis of Settlement Is Reached With
 Paint Creek Miners
IAssocIATEp PRESS DIsPATCH1

PHILADELPHIA. March 22.-John H. White. international president of the United Mine Workers of America announced tonight that a basis of settlement satisfactory to the miners had been reached with the represent atives of the Paint Creek Galleries company. whose miners ill West Nir- Rinia have been out on strike for ten months Nearly 10000 men were out in the West Virginia fields. and 1he expected settlement affects about 1000 of them. The strike against the Cabin Creek Consolidated Coal Mining company continues.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
HORNS ATTORNEY
 PAYS HIS FINE.

KANSAS CITY, March 22.-The case of F.. S. Horn, whose sentence of one year and one day in the mails to defraud in connection with the promotion of an Arizona mine. was commuted by President Taft q few days before his retirement was closed today when Horns at torney's paid his fine of five hund- red dollars and costs aggregating nearly fifteen hundred dollars.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
WHAT AGAIN?
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCH

PHILADELPHIA, March 22-Af1- nouncement was made tonight that Luther McCarty and Jim Flynn have signed to box six rounds before the Olympic club in this city. April IA Mccarthy defeated Flynn in Los An geles last December.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23
WEATHER TODAY.

ASSOCIATED PRESS DIsPATCHl WASHINGTON, D. C., March p For Arizona-Fair on Sunday.
Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

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Arizona republican., 1913-03-23

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10
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MOTIFS IHDN IHI LABOR
WORLD


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.r or ft,r'aH1
r..mrl municipal Hbnrrr have
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a.ar temple, arn Go h' erected
n .r.u I.'I. % and Bn.IuFhaH
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.on pr Dr. President $4,000 per
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I.rur Gruaa. employee NOR"
H. ruIs ono thousand persons Boo
mHh.. industry
THr American Federation of Labor
m... boo annual convention Of Scat
u, WH.. GOO November 90
Tu. mtat reports show more Then
..H0u mon arr employed as coal
mu.. .n fuo Pacific Northwest
100, rmtd Toutl Workers OF
America 500 bold their convention a'
Philadelphia pa fhe week begin.
MINK u.' =.
Tn, brotherhood of Locomotive
Fireman and Eur.urmou with about
10000 delegates. ol'l meet boo GALAXY.
upnH boo 1914
Oh. Virginia state Federation of
Labor u.I wt.e 1 strong eight Boo Oh"
Legislature, next winter 90 pass %
minimum varo IaV for women
Detroit Mich haas been made the
permanent hr1luurter of tt" Am
aamroI Association uf street and
Eb.'ri. Railway employees of
America
TN. strike of ihn granite cutters
nl Greater NrV York which began
au V.t g. hos ended the striker.
rwunr 'o work with wage iu
r#" o.. 100 cents 1ay
T.. report 90 me fishery board
.ar Scotland for 1913 shows that
.Hr number OFF p.r ons employed Boa
,bu fisheries ..I rhe various indus
'rr. subsidiary There to was 10000
N..or1iu. fp statistics covering the
Who'll. of lbo German Empire mo
.mrOp.. organizations now uum
uruu. l.aIas members covering
t."-s.Hr- worker. OFF both so,os
Under moss hV loo NrV York Pho
Industrial Commission maF az ts
discretion. permit me construction
of nr'prIe. of a, stories or under
which 1ro uo. provided with fire
#r.. 'a.rRays
Member of thn northeastern cooks
Association vI br able hereafter
ula. cooking utensils go head
quarter. 90. plan Win bo tried ior
p.Hpu.. u. sending 400 members "a
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r.f.. employees Boo So Paul MINI
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pans u# opened % stor" with q view
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r U..Ha Membership is NOT alto
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ra..'. Exposition are issueIug term
ra.-,. fa business aLnts of trad,
.r..a. wI central councils admit
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10

ta.. season 0f the year take, IT'S
". . f.e babies an dto watch and
'..HH them from common colds
..r-h- Is matter OF Import
'H choir parents To keep Fol
H1H.. aHI Tar Compound boz ths
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'. "f. ones from the serious s'.
..'. H' these colds. 90 ward of
n bronchial coughs ho3r,ne.s
.Ueery breathing aud violent
ching spells 10 is absolutely fre"
q. .pa',s and NAV he given to tho
.'f.. Ones with ma fear of harmful
r...fs Refuse substitutes
RANDALL DRUG co. AlI
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10
JUDGING COMPLETED
IN LADIES SECTION
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10

hNiY" h'tf tHr favored people
oui''tf f's .Hp. represented a .1m
p.ets period Hf tests respecting pIt.
tins away no sta. e cleansing. O. return
ta harmony with God
The Golden Text is So p1u, eNbor-
tatpu 10 Oh. church The church. We
must Remember. is thIt special cl1ss
called .H' .um humanity boo general
by tIr Dp,..I 90 become followers %
Jesus TH.r call is ta s1.rfec a.
earthly r-Ifs and o. be fn.y unmis
siyc f1 'le DIVINE will boz everything
Their Covenant is 10 ue Ioga to e,.
erv principle ~ the Divine Program.
under ihe h..dship 81 tbe Savior
To-. .rHte. uo room Cor th- WORKS
~ 20. fr-h Hr of the pcf Al these
aie Oh Do. .rf oa. as dispensing o.
CoI CO.. fH. contrary fno Fruits rr1
grace, of OH. spirit ore o. Ice .uhsirut
el 'I.t Ultimately lc,u. follower,
may afH fs thc fu.uc.s OF Divine On
yur lHr. ..r.r~enf. 'bc fu| sh1rae
trr ar g.I. U. Cod Is love-"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10

Such are th. habi'ua. thoughts.
such also viii be 'lo character OF thv
rHl Tor iha soul is diving by the
thoughts Marcus Aurellus.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10

Law Covenant
were prophets,
shadows lIlu,iJal
ib- things apnor
tanning 90 Spiritual
Israel Thus Iyp
rosy practically
iucurllIr. cN. opt
hy Divine iut,uo
sitiou was q type
of ,iu aud tho sg
OF days uI pNeuu
muu' alton from
the favored people
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10
~ Qoad:NLYN y
iABERNACLE
H-rf~~BiDLE STUDY on 49, f.
JEALOUSY AND ENVY PUNISHED.


Numbers Poet r.
Iort srr'sfh r4fi i1rs r1nrrh a9i rssV h
H.f rlTd sf IAN no ttgfs usff ~.
stsaI# ~ .hfhiaas r.i
~ODAYs Bible study tells n n
A srr.ous error mode by Aaron
" lnd Miriam. Nasc.' brother
lud sister Th1i Miriam was
.he leading -ririt j. fully demonstrate
20 Ly tHe outcome. wh..h shows that
Coll punishment rested upon her. and
90 ul1u Aaron
Moses hHd married au Ethiopian AZ
Oh. time she had come 10 live with
tlm il flo Camp. and thus became the
Irst HIF ~ the nation Previously
Miriam had filed This Office n was
but natural that she should feel the
loss ~ her position especially CO.'S she
reflected that her sister loo law was o.
100 alien uce.
This f1rt seemed 90 give Miriams
jealousy % religious footing and She
undoubtedly convinced herself that her
hostility 20 her sister uHw was based
lpDn % high moral ground. affecting
Gods horror and the future POSSIBLE.
docs ~ Ahraham's seed Boo the Prom
.p1 Land so good people con harhor
jealousy envy otr without do.udiug
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10
aAspD

Entered AZ secoud-c.ass matter o.
tho posf0ffre ~ Amarillo. Texas
under the act Of March g. 1873.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10

rl..u.I mind bc
gan tp .oe c,l. i'. io'd r''.''.'
deuce. chat Tie Lord bad fDrsakcu
Moses. That otherwise Dee would uYt
hH,a made so grcIt mistake, ae She
thought She communicated her fears
10 Aaron The two doubtless prayed
much respecting the sad flII ~ lsuc.s
leader .ud HE necessity laid upon them
FOO ma.r good his dorelIctiuu
Apparently Aaron was o weak char
l.'rr merely used aud useful ns Moses
wmunlerr He showed much weak
ur.s 900 this occasion. ns also whom Dee
mHd, tuc golden calf and assisted the
people iu their id0.atrous Worship
Miriam probably assoutcd at thnt time
That such was the only course 10 take
90 ansfy the rcbcII0us people
THE text implies that Miriam began
200 spread her insidious suggestions
throughout the Camp. The people were
% hc prepared and the Lord helped or
COURSE hy the primary suggestion that
Moses wa, not the only leader 81 tu"
people that Miriam aud Aaron were
also prophets. in relationship with the
Lord exactly as was Moses This u.
ad.ou- prcuarntlon would make ready
for the cSpcclcd ilme when the Lord
would disovu Moses and speak through
Miriam. Aaron being her mouthpiece
And IN. lord Heard A.
suddenly thc Lord called Moses,
Aaron md "riam into Ills presence
before the Tabernacle Al three obey.
cd The summons. Miriam doubles, sup
posing that now the lord would nust
Moses as leader aud appoint herself
THE dcuou,mout. however. was very
different cod did. indeed. declare That
lly bad usc Miriam and Aaron. boat
TINT Ills dealing with Moses was ou
,cry much higher plane 10 hm the
Lord had spoken directly. uot through
dro1m- aud visions Thus the amh..
uous which we're the grounds ~ the
jealousy and evil speaking Good prompt
rs srf aside
Additionally the Lord gave punish
mput As t.r Divine presence depart
81. Miriam VUs smittcu With 'rpru,y
Aaron recognized this 10 signify that
hc bad upheld his sister Boz wrong
course 10 Moses hc prayed for 20
lief. aekuov .cdging their sin aud
pleading for Miriam
Then Moses cried 10 tho Lord cod
heard him md hcal~l Miriam. but
directed Tint She be- treated like others
healed uf Icu01sy Al such were re-
uu.rcd 90 rem1n seven days outside
the Camp. f1 see that uo further
symptoms uf Doe disease appeared
The Law Was a Shadow"
So rW explains that the various
Trims, commanded Israel under their
Law CoNcuHu
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10

t'.iu e.srs into
tlIualug that THE
peculiar circum
stances ~ their
Hr fully Justify
their attitude
Miriam became
roufIb rltl1tGod
would not use ~
reaI.g one who
. haI tus lost cns,c
with fcre.f Her
poisoned mind boz
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1913-10-10

So PAN explains that the various
Trims, commanded Israel under their
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-07
HEARSTS' MAGAZINE

NEW YORK. March 7-lndicat
ing the Gould millions may be di-
verted into literature under the
management Of VIM. X Hearst.
Geo. +. Gould bought 5000 600 In
bonds in the International Maya
zine company today. The concern
is controlled by Hearst
Perhaps some folk know a.. but
there are whole lot more who
never have heard fyeD that Tru-
man Ketchum Is a Seattle truant
officer.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-07
FREED FROM VAULT
BY PHONE MESSAGE

flee IN the courthouse here through
the door Of which His voice could
not be- heard plainly, County Clerk
Fred BALDWIN spent a terrifying
half day
y q frcahaw. county clcrk.Cicct
has been working In the office TO-
a week Uususpecting'y be close
the door 81 the vault on Clert
baldwin and 4 locked Itself
frcshaw heard Kicking on the door
and haldwin'a shouts. but NJ could
not tell what be said. Preshaw had
not been told tbs combination and
he could not open the door Foi
an hour they kept shouting back
and forth No one IA town knew
the combination save Baldwin. and
he was locked inside.
An idea dawned upon Prcahav
Former County Clerk BELL lived Co.
Sallna A telephone call was SEN,
70 that city and Beli WAS told of the
predlcameut The combination waf
telephnned By Bell. and Baldwin
VAS liberated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-07
A GOOD BAROMETER EASY TO MAKE

\ remarkably accurate barometer
an be made by boy handy with
4 pen knife, out OF an old picture
frame. three dnrninF necdlea and
three stripe ~ tiufol
The uafou is twisted luto three
spiral coils and fastened al the
top. but is nee az the bottom At
he extr nifty OF each loose end "a
small square card Is fastened with
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-07
25C CENT "DANDER|NE'' FOR FALLING
HAIR AND DANDRUFF--CROWS HAIR
why Pay 30 Cents When Beet Safest
and Most Reliable Hair Tonic, Hair Dressing and
osndruH Remover for only 25 cents7

Thin, brittle. colorleas and sorag
gy hair IN mute evidence of a
neglocted scalp. OF dandruff that
awful scurf.
There IL nothing so destructive
to the hair as dandruff. II robs
the hair Of its matcr Us strength
ana ita very life. eventually pro
duclng a 'eyeriahnesa and itching
OF the scalp which. II not remodied,
cauaos the hair roots to shrink
loosen and die then the hair falls
out fast
\ little Dandcrlnc tonight, now
auytime-wili surely save your
hair.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-07
OREGON WILL
NOT Be SOLD

BREMERTON. March THE
famous battleship Oregon. nov
resting IN thg.new drydock here. Is
out OF commission today. and hor
officers and men viii be distribut.
ed among the ships Of the reserve
fleet.
The veteran fighter Will remain
out or commission until put IN
shape for the opening Of the Pan.
anna canal Officials here deny
that II has been planned 10 sell the
OregOn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-07
LAZY HUSBAND
BILL IS SIGNED

OLYMPIA. wash. March t.
Ninety days from yesterday Wash.
lngtons lazy husband act will go
into effect. and all willfully deere
lict husbands who fail to support
their families will be compelled 90
work for the county. their depend
ents receiving the earnings
Gov. Lister signed the btu Thurs.
day. The governor also signed the
bill prohibiting fake advertising
No measure. however. becomes
Immediately effective until tho
lapse Of the s0-day period within
which a referendum vote may be
pctitlOned.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-03-07

Got a 25.cont bottle OF Knowltona
panderino from any drug store or
toilet counter. and after the first
application you Will say II was the
best Investment you ever made
Your hair will Immediately take on
that life. lualcr and luxuriance
which n so beautiful n will be
come wavy and fluffy. and have the
appearance OF abundance: an IN.
comparable gloss and softncss. but
after Just few weeks use. when
YOU will actually see n lot OF fine,
you will actually Sc a lot of fine.
downy hair new hair growing all
over the scalp.