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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
ruoeursSryn TICKET

United states ssnater--ole Han
Representative IN Congress. rirri
ConEfessienai Dlnifiet--Aastn p
uFiffitNn
Representative IN Congress. Sec.
ond cougFessional pistrict--J. y
Campbell
state Senators.
a8th Senatorial District. n. Wal.
lace
sist Senatorial Distriet--Psui w
sand Senatorial Dis,riet-psnis
Iaudun.
stth Senatorial Di.srie,-M J. Car.
s5ih Senatorial pi-trict--r. A
Rust
isth Senatorial Dis,riet--chari.'
A. Riddle
Dtiiing
state Representatives.
10th Representative District (Vo,s
for Three a y. cowan.
atsf Representative District fvots
for Twol--Frnnk Edwards. orison J
e. putton.
4and Rspresentstiv. District (vot,
for ol--Thomas y. hurphine. W
.srd Rspresentstiv. District (vot.
for Twoj--Paul u Phillips. A. p
Haynes
ttfh Rsprsac nfntive District vote
for Twol-u. O Force
ttth Representative District vote
for Two) IL. w. BARNARD. George "
Bright
lsth Representative District tvot,
for Two--Henry w. Lung. Rick Bur
rows
tTth Representative Dis,rio; Cvot'
for Twoj--c. J. France, Emil J
brandt
County Auditor Byron Phelps
County clerk Wv. y. McEtwhiu.
County Aaasnaor-~John ~ Fletcher
County Trra-uror--@W q, Hyatt
County Prosecuting Attorncy-Ai'
fred " Lundin.
County sheriff Robert r Hodge
County EnQinesr--A. u. FULLER,
County william Mellow
ell.
County Commissioners Vote for
TwoJs
first Commissioner District-Da
vid Mckenzie.
Third Commissioner District
walter +. Christensen.
Justices Of the Peace, Seattle Pre-
cinct Vote for Fivel Robert u
Lindsay. Robert w, Reid. Moncrieffs
Cameron. VIM. r. BeekA. A. Rosen'
thai
Constahies. Seattle Precinct vote
for Flve) Fred w. Morrill, Peter
johnson. John Peterson, =. l. Com
stock. Hiram TampmRn.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

DEMOCRATIC TICKET

United states senstor-w. W.
Representative In Congress. rir.,
Congressional Dis;rict--wm Hlrk-
man Moore
Representative In Congress. Second
CONGREGATIONAL Distriet--E ari W
Husted
state Senator's
aoth Senatorial DIstric;--Frrd Mel.
sen
sist Senatorial Dis,rict-P. c.
Leonard
iand Senatorial Dirtriet-GeorEs
v. Osfroth.
ssrd Senatorial Dfwriei-u w.
zisbarth.
i.th Senatorial Distrtc,-chsriss
O. Hs1nsr.
ssh Senatorial Dis;rict-J II
Hsmer.
Attn esna.orisi pistric,
Murphy.
State Representatives.
10th representative District vote
for Three Isaac r Calhoun. Archie
Smith. e. v. LochrifE.
ttst Representative District vote
for Twoj--W. A. Brady. John r.
t2nd Representative District fvots
for ol--John c. Rathbuu. Chas
v. Bsardsis..
4tlh RcpreHsntatlvc District Vote
fer Two Tom 5. Patterson.
tsth Representative District vote
for Twog Mrs NJ n Phillips
tIth Representative District vote
for T~ol-fiarry NJ. westfall. J. r.
Croniu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
STATE nErREsEsrArrvEs

10th Representative District vote
Tor Three Fred J. Mess. Walter J.
Lund. y. ~. TOnkin.
tlst Representative District Vote
for Twol-oeorEs .. webster. w. r
GlbAnn.
i2nd Representative District Vote
for Two)--Alosrt y. Martin. Frank
sard Representative Dis,rtc, Cvo,.
for Twoi--vietor zednick. Geo. l..
Berger.
ssth Rspres-utativ. District Cvot.
for Two Prank II. Manogue. Fran
els Rotch.
lsth Representative District Cvois
for Twol--Frank ". Reuiek. Robert
isfh Representative District Cvo,s
FOR Twoi-Fr.d W. Hastings. Ste
a5th Reprss-nta,tv. pistrso. Vote
for TwoJ-John X. Wilson. r. H.
Guile
County Auditor-Eimsr r. Conner.
County Cisrk-W. X. sickeis.
County Assessor John N.
County Tr.asur--John a. Ben
county Prosecuting Attorney
Fred 9. Brown.
County shsriff-,John W. Roberta
County EnRfnesr-Arthur y. Dem
ton.
County Superintendent OF Common
schoois-M Y. Durham.
County Coroner. Tate Mason.
County Commissioners Vote for
Two). First commissiouer District
Third Commissioner District
KrlEt Knudseu.
County wrectmaster-Ths 9.
y. Peterson.
Justice Of the Peace. Seattle Pre-
cinct vote for Fiysl--John n. Cor
A., fnkv r. rarrun Offa W nrfrker
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

Billy Wright, the Ballard light.
weight who is coming 20 the front
with great strides. has been pro.
vided with an excellent opportuni.
~ 70 display HIS ability 10 his own
advantage before a body OF Seattle
fiEht fans. IN the card arranged by
Pat Scott for the Elks' smoker TO.
night Wright goes on with Hen.
~ krelger. tho Portland lad who
gave Sammy Good a free course In
the manly art at the recent Pa.
cific Athletic club show.
Tho name OF Wright II closely
linked with that OF Chef Neff and
Edward PinkmAn. ms the foremost
lightweight aepirants In the paclf
10 Northwest. II Wright succeeds
in hnmbllng Kreiger his chances
for bout with Noff are good. The
club that gets such bout can be
sure OF capacity patronage.
Luck seems 20 be breaking
against the business management
~ the University OF Washington IN
arranging games. Last year the
University OF Oregon was the su.
perior OF the two Oregon teams
and, az luck would have II. ihc
game was gcheduled for the Multi
nomAh field. Portland The Ak
giles came 20 Seattle for their
game This year the AggIes are
the stronger OF the two teams
from all accounts. and would be
tho bigger drawing card on the 10.
cal lot. Again the little god OF
luck favors the Wehfooters. Al.
bany gets the Aggie-Washington
game while Oregon comes here
Nov. ~. All OF which makes Gen.
eral Manager Younger froth NJ the
mouth because tho budget places
5000 loss against football this
year at Washington.
YES, INDEED, WHY7.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
BAYLEY GOES SOUTH
AND BRRRIEAU EAST

Joe Bayiey. tho Victoria scrap
per. has set san for San Francisco.
where he has been promised n
match at one OF Coffroth's shows
next month. II Bayiey makes good
he viii DO In line for several good
bouts. Tho last time Bayley went
south his hands bothered him and
his work was not tho best
Frank Barricau. tho well.known
Vancouver welterwelghf. IL en-
route 10 the Atlantic seaboard.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
NoS.rAprrsAN JUDICIARY TICKET

Judges Of Supreme Court (vots FOR
Three stephen ] Chadwick. Herman
d CROW, Edgar q. Mills, O. n. Hoicomb
John E IIumphrics, william II. Pember.
ton
STATE or WASHINGTON. COUNTY OF
KING SIS
l. BYRON PHELPS. County Auditor
and ex-offlcio Clork OF the Board OF
County Commissioners OF King County
washington. do hereby certify that tho
above and foregoing list Of nominations
lie n true full and complete list OF the
nominations certified 20 nc by tho various
political parties OF King County, wash.
inEton. as therein set forth
BYRON PHELPS.
(sehD County Auditor.
witness my hand and offioisi ssai this
gsrd day Of Ootobss. A. ID. 1siA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
PLAN SHOW At SAC.

Chef Mcintyre. Seattle A. c. box
ing instructor. puts on a show at
the club Friday night, in which a
team from the Multnomah A. G.
will compete. Gleason Baird and
Fortnier will be among the local
boys TO get into action.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
NOTICE OF GENERAL
ELECTION



United states sonator--AdRm n
nBrth.
Representative IN Congress. Ftrs,
Cor. resslonal pistrict-Gienn ID
Hoover
Representative in Congress. Sec.
ond Congregational Distriot--oeo. N
Boomer.
state Senators:
soth Senatorial Distriet-Aiisr
Brooks,
sist Senatorial pistrict-ca. Her.
nit
s2nd Senatorial pistrict-H. r.
Hudson.
sard Senatorial Di.triet-Huist
Wells
atth Senatorial District. A. Tap.
pendnrff
ssth Senatorial Distrist-Asron
Fisherman.
seth Senatorial Distriot--f,ouis W
Buck.
s5th Senatorial Di.triet-Edwtn J.
Brown.
state Representatives
10th Representative District (vor
for Threel--Purrei Richards. Mrs
Ala Richards
sist Representative District vote
for Twol-o. /. LinEonfoiter. Adam
.and Representative District (vot.
for Twe)-n n Miller, Robin Adair
tsrd Representative District Vote
for Twot Joe Miller, A, o. Camp.
tsth Representative District Vote
Tor Twol--Jossis Humphrey. r. II
| Smith
teth Representative Dirtrie, Cvot,
for Two -chas, ID. Haymcr. NJ. Lebo
tTth Representative District Vote
for Two)--Joseph =. Grimm. Erieli'
| Freed
County Auditor--w VIM. johnson.
County clerk--Jossph O. Golden.
County AsHeHNor--Glareucs ~
County Treasurer-wm. Gaines
County Prosecuting Attorney
| Nicholas sehmltt
County shrriff--JRck A. Dial.
| County fngtuesr---Froi n. Haley
County Coronsr--John Dunlap.
| County Commissioner
First Commissioned Distriet--Ed'
/ ward n TryOn.
Third Commissioner Dirtrict--c. J
/ Jacobs.
County wrsckmsster-Ira Cole.
son.
| justices OF the Peace. Seattle Pre-.
4 cinct Vote Tor fiVs1w~u. NJ. wcity
! Charlotte Frederick Jones
| constahies Seattle Precinct fvots
/ for Five Lesllo coe. Peter
| Opperfnann
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

Donations with which a gift will
be bought for Bili James and pre-.
sentod to him at Dugdalc's park
Thursday afternoon. will BE- receiv-
ed at tho Strntford Cigar store,
Brown & Iulans. Joe nixard's and
the Crescent Cigar store.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
ELKS' SHOW TONIGHT

Five bouts are down on the EikE'
smoker card for tonight Tho
events follow; Ingls Va Good. VIII
iiamB IS. Clark. schAffli VS. Gard.
nsr. Wright Va. Kreiger. Cohen VS..
Miller.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
NOISE MAKERS WILL
ACCOMPANY RIOTERS

Preparations fer the big rooters
excursion to Albany Saturday,
where the University OF Washing.
ton plays the Oregon Aggies. are
beginning 20 take shape. Bruce
Mcdonald. leader OF the band. will
pick a circus band" OF IS to make
the trip and furnish the noise. The
excursionists leave at 5 o'clock
Saturday morning.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
BILLIARD RESULTS

Results In tho championship bill.
Hard league Monday night were as
follows: Schasfer beat Sutton. 400
TO ssf. Mornlngsiar beat Cochran.
400 20 eos. and Demarest beat Cut
Ter. 400 TO 1913.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
rpouIBITIo~ TICKET

United states SENATOR 3. Cation.
Representative I'm Congress. First Con-
Kre4aionai pistriet--Chas NJ Morgan.
Representntivo In Congress, Second
Congressional Distriot-H. T. Murray.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

Every day that THE STAR
bargains on THE STAR
WANT AID page.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
U. N. STAR RETURNS

ANN ARB0R. Mich. Oct 81
Quarterback Tommy" Hughltt II
back IN harness with tho u. OF NJ.
eleven today. after ten days on the
hospital squad. He viii pilot the
team against Harvard Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

Hank o'Dsy's knock on
Johnny Evcrs and his arpu-
ment that the Brave captain
had no thinking part In the
"Merkle play" 10 about as
timely and Important as de-
olslon on a protested North.
western league game In April.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

ceptlon room. The other players
will also be CHARTERED at the Frye.
where they will entertain visitors.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
AMERICANS BEATEN

PoTLATCH, Wash, Oct 27.--
The All-Nationals whaled the ALI
Americans here Monday, IL TO /.
Vaughn opposed Mitchell.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

The game Monday between the
scrub elcvens OF Queen Anne and
Broadway was almost a repetition
OF the battle of the first squads
Saturday. Broadway won the
game, which was played at Lin
coin park. 81 10 3.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

Football elevens ms well "a box
ers have their seconds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
CLUB LEAGUE OPENS

With eight teams entered. the
Seattle A. c. bowling season be-
gan Monday night The CRATES
beat the Elephants. $3.50 to 2.700.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

Ringing Brothers, Barnum q
Bailey and other lsrae-order en-
tcrtainers who stir up interest In
their shows with parade, have
nothing on the All-Star players
who perform for the Seattle fans
Thursday. A procession, which
Will cover the three main streets,
has been arranged by }. r. Heur.
Ing. adpertlslng manager OF the
Frye hotel. The line Will form at
~ o'clock. The players, all In au.
tomoblIes, will ride down First sv.,
up Second, down Third and out to
the park. Between 10 and IL, Bill
James will be Eat home" TO his Sc.
attic frlends In the Frye hotel re.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
FORMATIONS ron oryrcrs
SPECIFIED ApovE. Ahn
AS FOLLOWS

REPUBLICAN TICKET
United states senator---Ws siey Il
jones.
Representative IN Congress- First
Congregational pistriet-Wtlnam r.
Humphrey.
Representative IN Congress. Rec
ond Congressional plstrict--Lindisy
II. Hadlsy.
STATE SENATORS
3eth Senatorial District-Howard
u. Taylor.
sist Senatorial Dis,riot-RAiph u.
Nichols
s2nd Senatorial Distric,--Rob~rt y.
Booth.
ssrd Senatorial pfstriet--wiii,am
Wray.
gtth Senatorial District A.
ghent
asth Senatorial ptstrict--Iinroin
Davis
18th Senatorial platr'et--1. y.
Steiner.
ATTN Senatorial Dis'rict-E n.
81.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
PAVING STONES BARRED

When the Federals and organ
ICED ball leaders get together to
talk peace, each man will be
searched and all dangerous
weapons confiscated
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27
NOTICE OF GENERAL
ELECTION

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN.
Of NOVEMBER. A. n. 1914 IN the
County OF kinE and state 81 Wash
ingtor. an election win ha held Tor
Senatorial, ongrossional. Judicial.
District County and hrainet offl-
GERS ~ follows:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

An act providing for the EN-
ployment OF all convicts upon pub
lie highways except I'm certain cases.
authorizing the payment OF certain
sums 20 dependent families OF such
convic-s. creating a state road fund.
providing a tar levy Of not TO ex-
coed one-half mill therefor. transfer
ring shs public highway fund thereto
and making an appropriation ~ two
million dollars for carrying out the
provisions Of thia act"
FOR Initiative Measure No. 10
AGAINST Initiative Measure No.
10
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27


SECTION !. That at the general
slection 20 be held in this state on
the Tuegday next after the first
Monday in November. 1914, there
shall be submitted TO the qualified
electors Of the state, for their adop-
tion and approval or rejection. an
amendment to section 90 Of article
p, OF the constitution of the state
Of Washington. 40 that the same
lows:
sECTION ~. The ownership Of
lands by aliens. other than those
who IN good faith have declared their
Intention 10 become citizens Of tho
I United states. is prohibited ia this
state except where acquired by In
befitance, under mortgage or in
good faith in the ordinary course Of
5uatice IN the collection Of debts. and
nll conveyance OF lands hereafter
made 20 any alien directly. or In
<rtrust for such alien, shall be void
PROVIDED. That the provisions Of
this section shall not apply 20 lands
containing valuable deposits Of min
sral, metals, iron. coal. or fire-clay,
and me necessary land for mills and
machinery 70 be used In the develop
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

AN act relating 20 corporations.
copartnerrhips. associations. and per
sons engaged IN tire business OF
dealing In lands. stocks. bonds, and
other securities 90 prevent fraud and
Imposition In the sale Of the same.
and transferring 20 the public ser
IN the secretary % state In respect
70 ccrporations
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1914-10-27

YES, INDEED. WHY7
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-28
Tall Monuments Mark
Graves in Cemetery
For Cat and Dog Pets

New York, March 2S.-New York now
has a cemetery for dogs and cats where
each tombstone has an original epitaph.
Kanis Ruhe-animal rest is the trans
lation-is really whit its name implies,
a, resting place for dogs and horses and
cats when their earthly careers are
over Kanis Ruhe is one of the largest
animal cemeteries in the country. 1t is
situated in Westchester county, about
40 miles from New York. Thousands
of animals are buried there.
Hardly a day goes by that an animal
hearse, conveying a coffin and attended
by a train Of mOurners in carriages,
does not wind up the hill to the white
walled enclosure. Behind this wall are
not less than 1000 tombstones that
mark the graves of the pet cats and
dogs of men and women of New York.
There are tall granite spires with
pictures of animals chiseled upon them.
And each one tells a story of dumb de-
vOtiOn by a mute friend that has not
been forgotten since death Chased the
faithful eyes.
Kanis Ruhe is run in connection with
one of New YOrk's dog and cat hos
pitfalls. 1t is equipped with a complete
set of miniature hearses, with an en-
balming and casket manufacturing
plant, a tombstone works, and with
supply Of carriages for mourners. The
burial ground covers several acres Of
high, gravelly ground.
The first year it opened, IT'S men
and women from New York followed
the bodies of their pets up the hill and
saw them lowered into the little graves.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-28
ODE Building Of tn Brain
By Exercising Certain Part of Your Body, the Senses WeAre Actually
Building Up Brain Matter By Ella Wheeler Wilcox

this brain building and mind culture
not only in children and adults, out
also in animals. For one year, for sew
eral hours each day, he trained dogs to
distinguish between cOlOrs- He did this
by placing several hundred tin cans
painted different cOlOrs in the yard
with the dogs, and by placing then
food in cans of one color and by send
ing an electric shock to the dogs if they
would touch any can but the right one
In the light which these experiments
and demonstrations have cast upon the
paths of life, each one of US ought to
see an ascending road lying before us
toward unattained heights
Should Grow Toward Unnttained Heights
Directed and guided by the viii, the
mind of man should, day by day, step
by steady step, rise toward these
heights. until he stands upon the sum
nit of his dearest ambition and hearts
fOndest desire.
You have seen the highway covered
by deep drifts OF snow until it seemed
inaccessible; you have seen the snow
pIoW driven by steam power steadily
force its way through these drifts, IN
til a path was cleared. In precisely
this way the plOW of will can push
away all obstacles which lie in the
roadway to mental development And
the pillow of viii is driven by a far
greater force than steam; it is driven
by the divine hand Of the Creator.
Again our limited and confused out
look on life may be compared to the
jungle.
Persistence and Ambition Clear Way.
With only 10 percent of our mental
powers active we behold this jungle
of tangled vines of circumstances
growing about trees of obstacles, ana
we hear the snarling of wild beasts Of
fear, and Incidence, and self indulgence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-28

II I has been demonstrated by science,
through patient and careful meth
DDS Of investigation, that the av-
erage human being uses only about IL
percent Of the brain power with which
he is endowed by nature That certain
areas of the brain (corticaI centersJ
govern movements Of the body has been
established beyond peradventure by the
physiological psychologists OF Germany,
Italy and France We know, through
these scientists, the brain centers Cf
Sense-Centers Discovered and Verified,
While there is a large truth underly
ing the science of phrenOlOgy the Draln
building specialists DO not give thelr
hallmark OF approval to that cult, anu
the sense-centers as now demonstrated
by science are located at quite differ
ent spots IN the brain structure from
those assigned to them by phrenOlogy.
But sense-centers in the brain have
been discovered and absolutely verified
and in more than one or two ways
1t has been established, too, that by
exercising a certain part OF the body OF
one Of the senses, we are actually
building up brain matter.
A man who cultivates his hearing
builds up or creates more brain cells in
the hearing part of the brain than the
man who takes no training in auditory
discrimination. If he cuItivates sight
more brain cells have been built in that
part OF his brain. and so on. Prof FL
mer Gates, who has devoted his life to
opment in any one sense not only
makes more cells in that part Of the
brain, but more mind generally.
Professor Gates has demonstrated
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-28

which Turk in the jung1es. But with
the weapons and tools of resolve pei.
sistence and high ambition, we can
clear out a small space each day. pull
up a vine and make an incis!On in enc
tree, and frighten away or destroy one
dangerous beast or serpent
God created man in his own image.
He meant man to develop the divine
qualities and the divine powers.
He meant man to have and enjCy
every benefit, delight and pleasure
which this wonderful world offers; he
meant man to form a partnership with
nature and beaut1fy the earth. and to
make this life the ante room to larger
worlds and fuller lives beyond by real
iZing his eternal partnership with his
Creator. In truth, God meant man 20
be Superhuman; a human demonstration
of divine possibilities.
There have been many great men and
women on earth, but no man and no
woman who have been as great and
% perfectly rounded as they might be.
That complete development remains TO
be done by the new humanity.
You who read these words, however
great and successful and good Won may
be, are not as great, or as successful, or
as good as you can be.
You Can Develop Your Brain.
You have not developed to the full
extent that marvellous brain capacity
which was bestowed upon you at birth.
You have frittered away in useless
thoughts and misdirected actions much
precious vitality.
Begin now, today, to conserve your
forces.
Begin to build your brain.
Begin to develop the unused cells.
Think, speak, act, every hour to some
You can be what you will to be-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-28

he returned. Il wish to God she did.
doubt if she would have me as free
gift. But all this is beside the ques-
ton. As nearly as I can understand.
Miss Julia Marvin has missed many OF
the things that other girls desire and
get-such as a happy home love OF
family, somebody to look after her.
She has worked hard and steadily ever
since she left her fathers home, and
while she lived there I fancy her life
was not one of ease I judge all these
things not from what she has told me
so much as from the things she has not
told me. She never complains"
He paused and it seemed that he
was waiting to hear some expression
that would prove that his listener ap-
preclated the truth of what he was
saying, but she remained silent.
Miss Julia Marvin has just one per-
son to love, and that is you, her little
sister" he continued. and it is for
her sake, you see that I want to win
your confidence Won't you,' he urged
tell me the truth now child?"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1914-03-28

writes of his experience: sAIy scaIu
was in places covered by patches Of
dry, scaly material and the itching
was incessant Since using Herpicide
all these evils have disappeared and
my hair is soft, smooth and growing
Halr has grown on spots before but
thinly covered"
Newbro's Herpicide is 'the original
remedy to XIII the dandruff germ
and stop falling hair. The terrible
ITCHING which goes with dandruff is
alIayed almost at once
Newbro's Herpicide in SOC and 800
sizes IS sold by all dealers who guar
antee IL to do all that is claimed. II
you are not satisfied your money win
be refunded.
applications may be obtained at the
Iea0lng barber shops. Be sure you GET
age Tor sample and book TO The Her
pleloe Co, Dept r., Detroit, Mich