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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1913-12-09
HORSES AND VEHICLES
PROSPECTIVE BUYERS
TAKE NOTICE

PRosPEcTivE BuYERs
TAKE NOTICE
1875 buy. matched blacks. weight iioo.
] ages SO. sound. just finished wood
| contract VIII coil harness and wood
and coai hot with wagon. Com. and
see This OUTFIT
TS-fiay mare bay horse and Instr
/ harness This team weighs $500
age s.io Always been worked to-
/ Rrther
t2f0-Tsarn tina, has been used in city
on delivery wagon Firm has pur-
] chased auto. Mare IL only years
ana horse years OH Absolutely
sound. and trial allowed Their har-
ness is for sale also. This team
weighs 800. ana fat and nice
400 Hlnrk horse. weight 1850. age 8.
small wlro scar On ief, fore log. other
wise sound Good. homes; work horse.
$50 buys good. ola ranch mare: weight
i3so. good to work any place. Pur-
chaser must furnish ownsr rsfsrsncs
that this mare siii have good. kind
treatment and plenty TO Sat
tbs will buy Prince George, bar noit. age
T. weight 1000. broks Kind and santls
last summer. psrfsotiy duiet around
stable. ana shows plenty Of speed
Here IL tho sure promise Of a race
horse fls has plenty Of siyis and
action
tsO- Good rubber-iirod runabout. ainos,
] new. and buggy harness Also several
other hugEies ana harness.
tst Good saddle horse ana driver.
WffgNf FHN. ANW
$50 buys mare weight 1000. works
single NJ double aEo o, kind and gentle
| 70 cork
800 Roam horse. weight 100 aso Q.
sound and good true worker We
have several good. heavy wagons and
heavy harness Tor sale cheap TAKE
Houth Seattle cars. Yesiar and second
Az, got of at Hsery'H packing house
binding 1910 Ninth y Phone Main
fatT
sKATTLE'a HOHsE AUcTION-sALEs
every Tuesday O'Clock. horses
wagons. buRFias harness. saddles Take
| s0uih Seattle cars Second Yesiar. get
or tisnry's Packing House
" Hnhb Auctinrser Maia t1i1
WOHsE HrGGY. HAMMER ron FAIE
ono acre ground for rent Phone
oN1.IN1sNI>NNN
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CLosElN. GOOD LAND
10 Male HELP WANTED


why 10 Lusp.uIaT LILLY SELL rs
cult. Tor tisf Because thsr cell then
% uaiss. ssrena floor Joshua ofssn
uifF
MoiEn BARBER coi.i.roK
~ Occidental A. hes',is
wants Men snf women - iesFr psFbs
'rsds wss-. rsif ~hn- i.arhins
MN~H fisE ttg ni.uE HKndN SUITS
ftftT Meas trstetf salt Hhep aaf'
Sen Trsris Room set sstN rhiTi
torAt uEfWEsEsTATivK wAsrEpa-
40 eanssssins af saiirtfins Required
uaaf inrufne assured Address Natirn-
al coruprra'tts Realty Co N-itst
safdsn ngiiHinE Washinrtem. - g.
1 NoiictTuna wANTFn EirnNH SLY
| Aiuminun NArss'. Hiau 70 PA. place
1sfEsf
" Yot ARr or or w0nR AN
~anf 70 better rnsf eaHfifiun. jnin the
/ washinsien Ffatscsiss Association
! Ernpi1rnss, bureau free 20 rssmtsFs
fft lyon uiis
rNrrnir%rup NAL. SOLICITORS
waited Zoe Ths Seattle Hiaf exclusive
ais'riei ~iii ~ siHsa she mat parties
arpiy " rsri.h cafs The star
ifsr Hsrsnfh az Seattle
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MISCELLANEOUS

TO rot NEED CABINET MAKER
esrp~ntsr 90 stassff call Pacific Cab
tnss works Matn fnef
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TRAPPED OUTLAW
IS STILL alive

Smith strengthened his guards
on hearing the two deputies report
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ROOMS-ROUSEKPNG

RENOVATED AND NEWLY FuHHIsH.
Cd and unfurnishsd housessseins ana
sleeping rooms at VERY low ratss acne
Western
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LEASES

ron HESr - osE ACRE. T-ROOn
house. chicken house. barn. all cleared
near rar Address SPARE D , - 40
iies ~, feaitie
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1s FEMALE SITUA. WTD.

TO FWIF II Ii 81 OR. w u.
RELIABLE WOMAN WANTS WASH
Ing, ironing Or cleaning Phone ri.
iiot ii22H.
FAMILY DREssMAKrSG TAifORtSd.
French desicninE Main Ess1
WANTED WIDOW wtTH iI-YEAR-
old CHA wants position Ne housekeep-
er city or country Queen Ammo 23lS
or Main 1890
PRACTICAL NURSE hest REFER.
enoes Phone Sidney ii2p Kcnwood
29is
RETIRED TEACHER WOULD TITOn
German grammar vocabulary, transia-
ton and Conversation. East sttA
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UNfVETafTT UNUEWFAFTNN NV
Tors tTt4 ftth . Nnrih 80 W
E=mfNuHr
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3 FUNERAL DIRECTORS

E = mfTTLEsrADT. UNDERTAKEN
ara srnbsinsr iTss Marse, 81, Phons
palfarf ca.
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why DO LuSpGuisT. LILLY SELL rs
suit. for titF ueeauss thsp cell then
% stair.. ssrend floor Joshua ufssa
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14
ORDINANCE No. 3OB

Determining TO proceed with the construo-
tlon OF the sanitary sewerage, a disposal
piAnt and storm sewerage Ia the village
OF Oelinh, Mercer County Ohio,
BE 1T ORDAINED by the Council OF the
Village OF CelinA, state Of Ohio.
section /. Thatit Is neroby determined TO
proceed with the construction OF sanitary
sewerage, IA disposal plant ana storm sew
orAge IN the Village OF uelina pursuant 70
n resolution passed on the ath day OF Feb
runry, 1918 aud IN accordance with the
plans and specifications heretofore pre-
pared by the engineer OF said village Tor a
system OF sanitary sewerage, disposal
plant and storm sewerage adopted by ne
Council on the 10th day of January, 1918
and now on flle IN the ofiico OF the CLERK OF
said village. and TO be OF either or all OF the
following material, Nitrined tile, brick
cement block, reinforced concrete pipe,
vtrined seRmental pipe, or monolithic CON
crete pipe,
section 2. The whole cost OF said improve
ment or improvements shall be paid by
general taxation ~ the taxable property Of
said village. and the cost of said improve
ment shall include the expense OF the pre-
liminary and other surveys, and OF the
printing and publishing the notices, reso-
tions ana ordinances required, and tho cost
OF construction, together with interest on
bonds Issued In anticipation OF the collec-
expenditures.
Section 3. That the Clerk be md hereby
Is authorized and directed TO advertise for
bids for the construction OF said improve
ment or improvements according to law,
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect
and be IN force from and after the earliest
period allowed by law.
Adopted February II, 1918.
II, A. MILLER, PresidRnt OF Council,
Attest; JAMES X. .OARLlN,NtllnReO CLERK.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14
IN DEMOCRATIC
OHIO



II YOU want to be properly and safely
and sanely conservative, keep away from
Ohio, Ohio has recently committed sew
eral unpardonable,s sins, In the first place
she has adopted new constitution, That
alone is enough to damn her in the eyes
of our solidest citizens. What disrespect
for our ragged and rugged forefathersl But
she did more. She put in some very mod
ern things. She put in the initiative and
referendum, by which the people can eX-
ercise some kind continued control over
their Representatives. This is foreign to
the spirit of American government and
should not be countenanced for moment.
Self-governmenti something that should
be taken for granted, not actually indul-
ged in
Another terrible thing that Ohio has
done is to give complete home rule to her
cities Formerly Cincinnati and Cleve-
land were ruled principally from Column
bus by legislators from Pine Ridge and
Vinegar Hollow, just as New York cities
are ruled largely from Albany by repre-
seuatives from the Adriondacks and the
Catskills This is as it should be. Why
should the inhabitants of a city have any
thing to say about their own government?
Avoid Ohio as We would a viper, lest We
learn things which are too good for you.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14
FARMERS WHO ARE
GETTING WISE

AT the annual convention OF the Farm
er's Institute of British Columbia, a dele
gate body representing the farmers o
that Province and held at Victoria on tn,
23rd, the following resolution, propose,
by a delegate from a district in whicl
improvements are still taxed, was un
animously adopted;
Whereas, under the present system
of taxation the tax on improved land
increases proportionately with such
improvements; and Whereas such
increase is a tax on,energy and enter
PRISE; and Whereas, the adoption of
the Singletax and the removal of the
tax on improvements would be of
immense benefit to those engaged
" in agriculture; be it therefore Resol-
we'd, That this institute endeavor to
bring before the proper authorities
the need for such removal, with an
urgent request that such steps may
be taken as will bring about the
change desired
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14
RESOLUTION No. I9I

Declaring II necessary to construct sani-
tary sewerage, disposal plunt ana
storm sewerage In the Village OF Uelina,
Be IL resolved, by the Council OF the VIII
lage OF Ueliua, State OF OHIO that IL Is nee
essary TO construct sanitary sewerage,
disposal plant and storm sewerage, proVld.
ed for In a general plan for the system OF
sewerage for said village, which general
plan was adopted by the Council OF sald
village on the 10th day of January, lyl3, ana
is now on file IN the office OF the Olerk OF
said village, and that the portion OF the
work provided for In said general plHn'
which Is hereby determined TO be con-
strutccd, are rs follows; To construct
general sanitary sewerage throughout the
entire village, n disposal plant aud so much
OF the storm sewerage system rs Is neces-
sary 10 provide for and take care OF the
general storm waters
age shall be- constructed In accordance with
the plans and specifications on file I'm the
Office OF the CLERK OF said village, ana shall
be constructed OF any or all OF the follow.
ing materials: VItrin-d tile, brick, cement
block, reinforced concrete pipe, vltrlhed
SeRmental pipe, or monolithic concrete
pipe.
OF said Improvement or improvements
shall be paid by general taxation OF the
taxable property OF said village, and the
cost Of said improvement shall include the
expense OF the preliminary and other sur
veys, and OF the printing and publishing
the notices, resolutions and ordinances re-
qulred, and the cost of construction, to-
gether with interest on bonds issued in an
ticipation of the collection OF said tax, and
all other necessary expenditure.
Be IL further resolved, that bonds OF the
Village OF Celina, Ohio, shall be Issued for
the payment OF said sewerage and disposal
plant in an amount equal TO their cost.
BE II further resolved, that the Clerk be
and he is hereby directed to cause this reso-
luton to be published in the manner
provided by law,
This resolution shall take effect and be In
force from and after the earliest period
allowed by law.
Passed February 4, 1918.
II. A. MILLER, President OF Council,
Attest: JAMES X. OARLIN, Village CLERK. |
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14
HANDY THING TO GET
BEHIND

The Webb bill prohibiting the ship
ment of intoxicating liquor into dry ter
ritory, which passed the national House
several days ago and the Senate since
by almost unanimous votes, found Con-
gresham Cooke lined up with the whis-
ky side along with Senators Pomerene
and Burton They were afraid of frac-
turing the constitution.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14

Declaring IL necessary to construct sani-
tary sewerage, disposal plant and
storm sewerage In the Village OF Oelinh,
Stnte OF ONO.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14
Faces UuIy Charue.

Cleveland, O., Feb. 1O.-John NJ
Rauch, automobile dealer, and Not
tingham Sunday school teacher, was
indicted by a grand jury on charges
brought by Anna Baumgartner. He
also is facing a felony charge Of
contributing to the delinquency of
Bernice Bulman, daughter Of a neigh
Dor, once q stenographer in his office.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14
Mother browns Harselr.

Steubenville, o., Feb 10.-Mrs.
Charles Wilson, 30, left her home, her
husband and five children at Toronto,
and drowned herself in the Ohio
river. She left a note reading: Bury
me as cheaply as possible give bal
ance to the children. l am not guilty
of the things | am charged with" Her
body has not been recovered.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14
is SELLING BOOZE A
SACRED RIGHT!

The states are entrusted with the max
ing of laws regulating marriage and di-
vorce, the care of children the dispos-
ition of estates and the protection of life,
liberty and the pursuit of happiness.
The state can even take life in the en-
forcement of its own laws-is it not to be
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14

trustedin the matter ofliquor legislation
Is the right to violate the liquor laws OF
a state the only sacred right'-Bryan's
COmmOner.
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14
Sore Throat or rIouth.

When the mouth or throat is irritated
or diseased you have the common ailment
IF Sore Mouth or Sore Throat. lf not
quickly cured, you are in danger of con-
tracting more serious or even fatal mala-
dies such as Group, Quinsy, Tonsilitis or
Diphtheria. No other remedy will cure
Sore Throat or Sore Mouth so quickly,
so surely as TONSILINE because
T0NSILlNE is the one remedy especi-
Lily made for that purpose. ys~
You'll need TONSILINE one Of SS1
these days, or some night when the IA
drug store is closed-better have kd
bottle ready at home when you La
need it most. 2jc. and SOC. Hos Nj
pital Size s1.0O. All Druggists. w
The Celina Democrat. (Celina, O. [Ohio]) 1895-1921, 1913-02-14
In New Quarters

All my friends, old and young, please
call and see me in my new location, one
door south of Lininger Bros.
PERRY BAKER, Druggist.
The evening world., 1913-04-30
KN 100 FOOT PIER :.
APPROVED BY SINKING
+ FUND COMMISSION
Dock Commissioner Smith, by
Photographs and Figures,
Explains His Whole Plan.

nOo, Communications. - . n sr,s 40.
~ ''"
Saned 70 inc SINKING Funo " mse"s
OF photographs and figures to-day the
details Of his plans for water front ana
s,.- sr,.ov.u.r, .h,on .nho,sn IN
"'''""'' vi" o'"s s""ee T7's"us
- The city. - well ~ unparalleled
ooe0tieo fer shipping. In conjunction
The evening world., 1913-04-30
r. Unve,i ssnvr. lee.v.s.t,

70 UavosI tehUTo uO0O0Oat.
The Carl schurs monumsat at Nora
inSsids avenue West and One Hundred
and Sixteenth street win b unvsiisl
on Saturday. May II. at - r. N.
Borough President M0Aneny, Count
speak.
The evening world., 1913-04-30
GERS DIVORCE, THEN FAINTs.
JOk00O0 OVOPCOOO WkOi
loal DeaA IL Severed.

isai Bend 10 Severed.
Helen 9. johnson Of No. aos Eckford
s6sst. Brooklyn. . pretty little woman
~ had known i've years Of married
M grew hystsricai and then tainted
IN Justice ciark's court Brooklyn. whsa
the Justice granted her . decree OF ab.
sosuts divorce from her husbanA. WIZ.
lam II. johnson.
Though the wife he'd sat unmoved
through ali the testimony upon which
hvr suit was based. the lnal words OF
~ Court. sevsr.nS forever the matri.
uonial bond. seemed to crush her like Q
blow. The errtnG husband was aot prev.
ut TO witness her distress
The evening world., 1913-04-30
70-1orroev, Thursday, NE Usher In the Month Of May
Nth Extraordinary Values Sea5onabk Merchandi,e
$4,000 Worm
SeaJOnabk Silks

The exceptionally large and gratifying bssinAD
which ~ have done this season up 10 date has
left ~ with . great accumulation a broken
lues Of desirable sillxs. These win al1 b b.
cludsd in this May Sale 1t radical rsductioas
from regular prices.
The evening world., 1913-04-30

sss:S I .;a:. Regularly n. 80 Pc, yard 1873
CriskV Crstss
Double width. In the popular evening and e, ,e
street shades: also ivory and black. ~A'~S
Special. pc yard ..................J
CsIorsI Msyshss q Pssv-Is. Cyess
- inches Wide In over ooe huudeod 90
shadea Usually eioo and ei.ss per |os
yssu... .......................J
Clearing Sale of
;, Is, 20 and q iuche. wde Good. ,h.. Z5c
previously sold at el.ss to $500 PER Eve
YARD. ......................J v3e
Brses<si D,sss SiXks
IN evening and street shades Usually Sl.0S
$500 per yard. ..........,...........|
Wssh Tub SiIs
% inches wide In plain white and striped z8c
effects. Regularly el.0o per yard. 49,.
D,sn Sill,
In lengths from to yards. consisting & ;.
Of crepes and meteor satins. ~ inches ps'oO
wide Usually $500 70 $500 per yard
\ BIS.k Pbsgss Dyns Hk L a..
Yam dyed. Regularly el.oo per yard. "0s
M<tssAss q Psss.ds. Cysss
% inches wide. In lsneths from ~ 10 10 Az
yards. IN strsst and evening Shades. Reg. w
uIsry el.00 per yard ................J
Black Canton CrspH le,.o
~ inches wide. Usually 1900 per yard. pS'o0
Chiffon /
Lengths from TO yards. Regularly soc
7Sc and sl.o0 per yard -. .............
The evening world., 1913-04-30

10000 Yssds <0.iseA Csspss
Such - chsrmsuse. crepe oaatoa. cseps)
pierrstts and meteor satins, II ovss one q,
hundred and fifty shadsa. Usually $500. %S.v5
The evening world., 1913-04-30

Broadway & Goth st.; 5th Ave-; 10th St.
The evening world., 1913-04-30
Dress Goods
Special Offerings

Black Broadeiofh
81 inches wide. sponged. high lustre. cor.
rect weight. Regularly ea.76 per yard.
French Whits Drs,s Linsns
ess yards wide (96 inches), for dresses
and skirts. Regularly $3.50 per yard,
Old Bleach D,su Linsas
IS inches wide. soft round thread. grass
bleached. Regularly sl.s5 per yard
CoIsred p,su Lissss
% inches Wide. in white and all the desir-
able street shades. Special, per yard.
Lmbsrssj Rsm's Drs,s L'sss Shifting,
~ inches wide. in collection 81 the new
Spring eolors. Special. pr yard. 80.
The evening world., 1913-10-14
Health and BEAUTY Aids
BY MRS. MAE MARTYR

!ss i.a Ss p;' AZ au nna viii viii
and t yn,r scalp IN beatty , SSS,nIt''.Sna
one half pint alcohol po.r, one ounce
., the Zines, hair tonic: ana | know s.
and wealth Of brilliant. fluify hsir.
-, Dull Ewes: ! had been told tina, so
tried |, and found tina, Tor sore. tired.
Tonic works wonders, u b. one OF thos.
inexpensivs home remedies that should
moving forsisn' particles and 10 re-.
duce Inflammation. To prepare. DIS:
Clear wa,cr' then pui two or ,hr nee
drops in the eye as required. This
crnsins eye tonic Is fine Tor giving
ewes.
Mr., t.; For wear. have avoided
that too'reaiY tendency TO sag which
ysf Which scsl have os s4sGu. Rs
wrinkied my skin by using this wrinkle
remover which : friend ,,usgssted. Oct
1 81. sSs.fias 'Hl sna IL s 'sYoS one
Wrinkle rsmoyeT in ihe FORM o; pro:
tsctinE and stimulating cream. je ,ly. II
.,sh Psife"i b.. nG use r ssa m0'
use I, freely oSln before ara after eH:
The loose sass!ness which makes wr!S.
Se-' blood Cleanser ~ u !. ne
kidnevs, and II, as YOU say. YOU arc
troubled with severe and constant
The evening world., 1913-10-14
GIRL s MEMORY
FAILS ON STAND;
COURT DROPS CASE
One Aimirer Knocked Out in
Fight. But Miss Norton Says,
81 Don't Remember"

Miss Dorothy Morton q No N West
Fifty-axth street was the principal wit
rsos In the Jefferson Market Police
Court to-day IN q case OF fcionious as
ssA,lt. the outcome Of q fst,c encounter
,ver Miss Dorothy's own person. on the
alsht Of July II. In front OF the Brevoort
lsesi.
Miss Morton. q pretty young woman,
vent taxicabbing with Henry Mount.
an oil man Of the West. and two Of his
frsssds, on the night mentioned. They
west 20 Jacks. and there met George
ScAtnIdt. who II . son Of the owner Of
the Kaiser Keller at No. las West Forty
second street. Schmidt was an old
friend Of Miss Morton's and Insisted
upon beIng one Of the party In the taxi.
leaving Jacks. The three rode down
Frfth avenue to Eighth street. when .
nat tire brought the machine to . stop.
While waiting for another taxi In
front Of the Brevoort. the two admlrers
Of Dorothy couldn't stand the strain
any longer. and p,tohsd into each other
4 swing from schmidt stretched Mount
on the sidewAik. He struck his mead
on the eide walk when he fell and ne
remained unconscious for eight daya
He got out Of the hospital only . few
days ago. Schmidt In the mean time
having been arrested. charged with
fslonlous assault.
: II don't remember" vas the best that
could be gotten from Mics Dorothy. on
Tie stand. Magistrate krotsl. vaxins
impatient told her that she had 10 rs-
member. but bis words had no effect.
Che couldn't remsn Der getting into the
taxl The hsht. which was al about
bert She couldn't remember that.
she couldn't remember anything more
and they had to give her up. And also
the case asainst NJ. Schmidt. charged
with feiontous assault had TO b de.
missed.
Il vas said In court that Mr.. Mount
he'd brought suit for 10000 damages
against Mr.. Schmidt. and that he ex-
pscted that tho girl without . memory
would b one Of the chief witnessed
The evening world., 1913-10-14

auiniyere;, Yes. you can cysrcomss
,hs q b ass cS En-.
20 rGox Us dn nh.u .,r Hsn A Sfi,ts and
i.,i out shampoo SeS "a. l,i.s,v eS
Sl.sr. sse me- me- :ssis tissue, sss t and half
rS't so; and n.s%SSs' ss.h
Of even. colored. lustrous; Unity hair.
:ssIS;; and allow: the hair to dry very
Mix .hie. paste With .o%s p ss SaiT.
S SS. w raS af fns and the the sEln win be
.RiS ' 9.md S; Is: r rns :'n "a.
Darling. Yes. II. is true, that fat A..
figure. but II You DO as / have before
advised IN these columns. you can get
sia % ana sns s s.s sS y0 Sop ,Sr
one aud one half plnts hot water DIS.
solve four ounces parno1is; ,i LEI !m,s
present, or future III effects and grad.
s s..s.. a'': Try ,h s' p snns srsa,msn
and You viii never have any reason TO
feel embarrassed because OF your shape'
Pearl: You girls were rieht when
you decided that face powder clogs the
pores. even though much IL blown OF
You can avoid this annoyance and en-
jov q softer, healthier. finer complsH !.
ia quite inexpensive and Is prepared by
di.soivtn9 four ounces apurmax In one :
hall pint witch hazel or , not water: 10
csrins. The spurmsx lotion Is Invisible
when on and requires, no further a..
10 Danish summers frecklss and tan
and the sailow. unhealthy cast % now
lar .smothered skin and to give Il de
liEhtful freshness and youth tint to
your 1kin.
Johanna: Yes. voA have good req =.
Nut YOU can remove tho dandruff and
overcome that dryness without paying
large sum to a hair specialist. Just
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1913-02-03
That Inyitat.onl1.

What new message could either
Roosevelt or Bryan bring to the
West Virginia legislature?
IN view OF the fact that all kinds
Of progressive legislation pertaining
to state AFFAIRS are incorporated in
the Republican state platform as
well as in the personal platform OF
the goyernor-elect and also in view
of the fact that they were thorough
lily thrashed out on the stump and
through the press during the cam
palgn, the members OF the leglsla-
ture are well posted on the subjects
therein contained. The legislature
itself is in truth better fitted to pass
on what the needs are in West vir-
ginia than either Roosevelt or Bryan
or both Of them put together.
If the truth were known, doubt
less 1t could be stated that neither
Bryan nor Roosevelt know anything
Bryan nor Roosevelt knows anything
state have sustained, and want en-
acted into law. If they had been IN
vited to go before the legislature to
address It as was provided for by a
motion on the part of Senator Bland,
they would be ignorant of things VII
tai to West West, Virginia and talk
mere generalities. How they would
prove helpful to the state solons no
one can see, and after they had
spoken and gone, the legislature
itself would wonder why it invited
them.
The fact that they are national
leaders does not guarantee that they
would lead the people of West Vir-
ginia in the matter Of state legisla-
.tion.
The lower branch did right in re-
ject!ng the Bland resolution.