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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
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"hole t"Wh--'he 'a\pANeFs, because
'heN ma" 10 pay inc mus the !cmaIt
PoPu'a non because 'Ae coming OF
young h'hh"t' Almost al once gay. rise
I" sN""ES f"P"r[S'
GOSSIP htu IL th"t ne was very tlcll
mans 'hat he was born dumb ana mat
'atcT on ne ma" "tvh dthfthed ny an
explosion OF dynamite. II SAID also
ina. 'nt s'l' ne was 10 marry went
paeh on MN Whth t""t dynamite went
Nh' M S"'" ''"' h"Sn"hN VINO
coulah near heH say she loved MIN was
no huS"Ah" Tor h"F. Ana the story
Wen' on !" 'he erect thAt OWING TO ms
irlsLSr'uh,S ne ma" SoH'e" ON me wh"ir
world and intended 10 commit suicide
me DAY the reservoir WAS completed
mere were lev other Things that
when the hoys hoa In 0 o
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va """'e asset 20 me town OF INNS
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NiI" no' one SineIe i'haIr' VIC wid-
on l"|'" or nA."on' mace one SINGLE
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,a am .G''l'i,e "Eouh" eN'n 4
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nave knocked that romance into Il
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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
The PM-Box Hats

them and see If you will not be just
as young and happy rs any OF them
Mrs ID. ": You can bleach the hair
on Your arms SO that it will he less con-
Splcuous by taking enough pure pcroX-
ldc OF hydrogen 10 Wet the hair: ada a
few drops of ammonia The ammonia
viii gradually kill the roots This
atmcnt may have 20 he repeated sew
eral times
T. c.. II is, OF course. hard 10 keep
your hands in good condition when YOU
90 Your own housework, but If YOU viii
use little care there is no reason why
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

the amount OF water reduced In the
cooperating Is made up by the water
added in cooking.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

some Pumpkins: Please advise mo
now To use pumpk I'm seed for tapeworin.
am told il IS an old standard remedy
Rcply-The seeds are deprived Of
their outer coat, ground into an emil
sion with water. and administered In a
single dose Of two ounces The dose
should DC given ON an omptv stomach in
thc morning, and followed in two hours
by a tablespoonful OF EPSON salts
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

sometimes the only cncc,uaI treat
ncnt consists of the removal of ma
deposits as rapidly as they appear II,
IL Whcn dlscoiorat!Ons are due to this
cause that extreme measures are some
ZINES recommended, and even such
L'ifsh treatments AS the removal Of
ny ""ler lhy"r OF skin and bleaching
"!'ih'sh"A which DO not yield to ordi-
nary treatment, YOU had better go SLOW
IN resortims 10 such measures They
'.tSSt"' only under the guidauc"
OF experts. and the amateur may mnkc
matters worse
II your facial blcmishes do no, re-
Sp"H" I" some long tried and well re-
'pihmehdcd rcjuVcnation treatment
'hcr" are doctors who make n scien-
t4hc practice Of skin diseases: they can
rcm"N" scars and permanent blcmishos.
h"t u" sure that you find a good one.
- YOU nav" only one face and even
II be not beautiful il may have
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

YOU should not have Il pretty white
hahd. Wear loose pair OF old kid or
cloth gloves when sweeping and dust
int ana rubber gloves when you have
your hands In water. Use IA dish mon
when washing dishes and ii viii not he
necessary To get your hands in the
so'pH water. Scrub them thoroughly
III hiEht with warm water and a good
pure white soap. cover with cold crcn,n
am" put on Il pair OF ioosc-iittinr gloves
|" protect the he'd linen shall be
happy to send YOU Instructions FOR the
cure OF your hands il YOU will send me
u StAlnncd. addressed eMvelon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

The augmentation of the cpldcrmls
Is not generally understood. D!scol-
":ations are generally attributed to cx-
tcruni Influences. The sun and high
winds are expected to produce frocIlles.
but blenahcs may have Il deeper
origin.
rs II general proposition. frcCklcs and
skin d!scolorations are treated with an
pHcattons often. and especially with
women whose hair is red, such treat
lncits are not effective No pcfina-
n"ut results are obtained. The failuro
can b" attributed TO Tn. fact that the
hI'inISh"s ar" due to deposits OF sub
stance which has been scparatcd ,rder
IN" name OF m"Iauiu and which
RISES - the surface through the sub
cutaneous tissues and discolors m.
-pidermis or dcvnis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

y Dangerous Partner: y young per-
son TO whom the writer is engaged re-
Gently developed throat trouble, and
the doctor finds tubcrclc bacilli. Wouli,
marriage be advisable under this con
dition?
k"piy-C Certainly not: nor would init
mate association with the young person
"c wise. Let the paticnt first follow
tho Doctors orders ANA lac cured. rs shc
hrohahly VIII If orders arc followed.
Especially beware the poisoned kiss.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

MISS Trcsia X: The EPSON salts paste
ruined INTO the skin and allowed to
urN on. This is best when done M nirht
""" should he washed off in the morn
nS. VIII reduce flesh on any part
"i IN" hodN. but should not he used on
IN" face. of course II is nTrr,rtI,.
harmless. The formula is mu too
i"htthy To print but shall 80 amy
TO send IL 20 YOU If YOU wiz mn.
stamped. addressed cuvcInnn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

louise =: ann sorry. but there is
tI,','E ! can suggest to help YOU. You
might consult a good skin sn"cinlis,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

Rcmemhcr; II your facial blcmishcs
40 not yield 10 ordinary treatment. DO
not despair. but make an invcetipa-
tou ana discover what IS caIsIng ,hc,n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
DR.. Brady's Health Talks
Hood Pressure nnd Insomnia.

purlnE natural sleep, it has hcen CIV
pcrimentally proved, the circulation In
the brain is diminished in activity. A
piece OF the skull of dog was re-
moved with trcphinc aud Il watch
glass accurately inserted in it's place.
the edges being hcrmcticallv sealed to
exclude air pressure. During wakecul
hours the visible blood vessels remained
moderately distendcd: when the dog
was asleep the brain rctrac;ed and be.
came pale
~ Psychologist, Flomminr. produced
immediate and profound sleep by COM
preston OF the carotid arteries which
supply most Of the arteral blood To the
brain. Not on dogs, nor Oh human sub
jccts. hut on himself
1t Is generally taught by physiolo-
Elsis that the circulation in the brain
is not controlled by local ncrvcs-that
is there is little or no evidence that.
IN" Naso-motor or sympathetic nervous
system controls the arteries in tho
Drain, as ii is known To do elsewhere il,
me BODY. The brain circulation is con
trollcd rather by tho pressure OF tn,
blood in the general circulation when
80 ''''" pressure iallS, as II does iii
sleep. there Is a d.minution of blood
supply TO the brain When tho blood
pressure rises above normal, from toxc-
MIA or artcrial o. kidney diseases, then
l"ete Is nm excessive supply OF blood
l" the brain, ana insomnia is the result
The hypnotic influence Of a TEND
PACK, administered 10 patient who Il.
S'''nl"ss. from amy cause. is due to the
eGnAIi%inv Of the circulation by the
NhS"-motor Sympathctic nerves In
!1''". All hydro thcrapy depends for its
hcnchccnt results upon tho circuln;or,.
ehanSes produced by the vase motor
nerves.
Paths. dict ana medicine 10 reduce
a high blood pressure viii give more
relief than hypnotic drugs in many
cases of Insomnia. Sun bathing, sum
burn in moderation. is famous remedy
ior insomnia and the mclancholic de-
preston which often results from in
somnia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16

Douglas Gordon.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1915-02-16
ro-MoRnow' MExu-wnpNEsDAY
BREAKFAST.
Luncheon,

Cream or spinach .......
Green peppers stuffed with
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
OBREGON'S BROTHER is
KILLED BY VILLA ORDER
General Says Act Was Done to
Avenge Defeat.
tBy the Associated Press

New York. April 24.-Francesco s.
Elias, Carrana consul here, announce
ed today he had received a telegram
from General ObregOn, asserting that
General Obregon's brother, francesca,
taken prisoner by Villa and sent to
Chihuahua, had been shot by Villas
order. General ObregOn's telegram
said:
villa. to avenge himself upon me
for the defeat which my troops have
inflicted upon him, has arrested~and
sent my brother, Francesca Obregon
man seventy years of age. a pris-
oner to Chihuahua. He was living
peacefully in Guadalajara and was a
non-combatant. He took issue with
neither of the factions. When Villa
fled from the city he ordered that
he be arrested. This is nothing more
than revenge which he is seeking for
me for the defeat which he suffered"
Another dispatch from General OBJ
regon. Mr. Elias asserted, said Gen
eral Obregon had sent a telegram to
Villa pointing out that his brother
was a feeble old man and a non-cOm.
blatant and requesting his release
The only reply received to his mes
sage, Mr.. Elias said the dispatch
stated. was message from Villa
which read, Your brother has beer
shot.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
Memorial Signed
Bv 10000 Belgians
Sent To V*lson
Expresses Gratitude 10
Americans For Aid Ex-
tended War Sufferers
nv ha Associated Press

Tho Hague. via London. Aprh %
, memorial addressed to President
Wilson, signed 10y about 10000 BEL
Eau refugees in Holland. expressing
gratitude for aid which America has
extended to Belgian war sufferers
were mailed to Washington today 1t
SAYS:
"proroundly touched by the marks
Of sympathy which the American ma
tion INCREASINGLY has shoWered upon
the Belgian people since the begin
ming of the war and especially moved
hy tha good works Of the American
Co,rtrission for Relief in Belgium.
which has insured the existence OF
the .utire people. the BelSians now Iii
Holland beg you TO accept TINS eA-
preston of their gratitude.
"Certainly the BelSians in thelf
Gavs of prosperity loved and respect
cd the noble American people, but
onlN grieVouS circumstances Such aS
those lin which we now live could
make more certain the full extent OF
the friendship which nothing can ever
terminate.
I'VE nope this humble testimony
may he the guarantee OF gratitude
without bounds until the moment
when we may attest upon our lDer'
ated soil that the Belgian people df
not forget"
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
Woman Drinks - ~
Diluted Lye
Through Mistake
Medical Aid Was Summoned
and 1t Is Thought She
Will Recover
fSoec;sl to The News and Observer

Wilmington April 24.-Through
mistake Mrs Thos. n. Simmons, OF
East Wilmington, yesterday drank
part of a cup of diluted 1ye, her life
being saved only by the prompt ar
rival of medical attention. Two
buckets Of water were sitting on
kitchen table One was filled with
drinking water and the other WITH
water in which lye was dilutinS for
scrubbing purposes. The water was
clear, and apparently harmless as
that III the other bucket. She had
taken several swallows before she
discovered her error Medical assist
ance was Immediately summoned and
il is thought she will recover.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
WINNERS IN MUSIC CONTEST
Ten Southern States in Competition at
Memphis.
(By the Associated Press ,

Memphis Tenn, April 24-Winners
were announced today in the Southern
District Contest Of the National Fed
GRAFTON Of Musical Clubs, in which
seventeen musicians, representing ten
States, competed here yesterday for
the honor Of representing tn South
at sne e feaeranon convention to be
winners are:
Violin-Winston Wilkinson, Lynch
burg, Va, first; Maurice Mathews, San
Antonio, Texas, honorable mention.
Voice-Miss Mildred Shaunnessey.
FL Reno, Okla, first: Mrs. Venie Jones
Smith, Victoria, Tex, honorable men,
ton.
Piano-Miss Prudence Neff, Biz
mingham, Ala. first; Harold Morris,
San Antonio. Texas, honorable men
ton.
The Judges decision, which were
unanimous. were rendered without
seeing the contestants who were sta
toned behind a screen.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
ONE HUNDRED DETECTIVES
SEARCH FOR MURDERER
After Joseph Hanel, Accused of MUIR
dering Woman.
(By the Associated Pre-.

New York, April 24.-One hundred
detectives, the largest squad ever as
signed by Central office to a single
case, marched out Of police headquar-
ters today to find Joseph Hanel, ac-
cused of numbering Mrs. Julian He'll
ner, wife Of Seligman L. Heilner,
wealthy manufacturer Of corsets, who
was killed in her home in Brooklyn
yesterday.
Hanel, formerly was a ship stew
ard, and, the police assert, an ex-
convict. He had been sent eight days
to the Heilner home from the Sea-
mems Church Institute at the request
of Mrs. Heliner, who sought to fur
nish employment to some needy man.
Robbery was the apparent motive of
the crime. A suit OF clothes and ar
ticles Of jewelry, including wedding
ring Of Mrs. Heilner. were missing.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
NO PEACE FOR FRENCH WOMEN
They Refuse to Send Delegates t
The Hague.
tBy the Associated Press)

Paris. April :4.-In the wake Of
the protest of the National French
Women's League against the WO-
mems Peace Conference at The
Hague, the women Of France, the ma
tional council Of French women; the
French womans suffrage union, and
Madame Juillette Adam, In the name
OF the French woman's crusade, have
sent refusals to invitations requesting
them to participate.
Madame Adam, writing to Ellinor
Fell, the English delegate, declared:
To ask French women to talk ar
bitration or mediation at this hour,
or to talk of an armistice, is to ask
them to consent to national adbdica-
ton"
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
MAJ. DAVIS DETACHED.
He Is Now at Manila Awaiting NJ
InVeStiga ton.
(By the Associated PreSsl

Washington, Apr. 24.-Because of
the friction between capt. William J.
Maxwell, governor Of Guam and
Commandant of The Naval Station
there and Major Henry c. Davis,
commanding the Marine Deta chment,
Major Davis has been detached from
his command and now is at Manila,
awaiting an investigation.
The trouble was reported to the
Department after Major Carl Gam
borg Andersen completed an inspec-
ton. but gave no details
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
G,H\ND OPERA CLOSES
SEASON IN NEW YORK
Company OF Nearly 800 People Will
leave Today For Atlanta.

New York, April PA notable
season of grand opera at the Metro
rolitan opera house closed tonight
with Boris GOdunoff," and before
daylight tomorrow the company Of
nearly 300 people. will board a
special train for Atlanta, where seven
performances will be given opening
Monday night. Practically all the
leading principals, together with the
chorus and orchestra. are in the
PARTY.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
NURSES TO MEET.
State Association Will Hold Sessions
at Wilmington MAY 25-27

Especial to The News and Observer
Davidson, April 24.-The thirteenth
annual meeting of the North Carolina
State Nurses Association will be held
in the Hotel Wilmington at Whining
ton May 25 to 27.
ELGIN BUTTER.
Elgin, Ill, Apr. 24-Butter lower; 423
tubs sold at % cents; 100 tubs sold at
271. 400 tubs (KanSas) sold at 261h.
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
THREE PERISH WHEN
SCHOONER CAPSIZES
Captain and Sailor Rescued When
Ship Is Washed Ashore.
(By the Associated Press,

Marshfield, Ore. April 24.-As tho
gasoline schooner Randolph was cross
ing Coqui1e Bar today, a huge corher
capsfzed it, and Earnest MConneN
part owner, and Milton Cox and 3 .
Knorr. passengers. perished.
Captain Charles Anderson and :,
sailor. imprisoned in the schoonaa
hotd' were rescued when it was washas
ashore was ~aShed
The farmer and mechanic., 1915-04-27
GEN. j. S. CARR TO ADDRESS
VETERANS AT REUNION
Followers of the Lost Cause to Meet /,
Richmond in June.
Especial 10 The News and OF

Richmond, Va, April 24.-Gen. Ju-
liam S. Carr. Of Durham, will deliver
address on the Confederate soldiers at
Confederate reunion here in June. it
was announced today when complete
program was given out.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-09-24

this attitude he is supported by few of the
former Observer stock holders.
Following up the advantage that he expected
to result from the misleading letters sent to Paro-
wan he has spent considerable time in that place
trying to start newspaper How much success
he is meeting with we are not prepared to say
Some of the leading men of the place, however are
shrewd enough to see that it is not the welfare
of Parowan that he seeks nor the opportunity to
build up profitable business, but the ruin of some
else that he is after, and have expressed them
selves that they do not care to mix up in any per-
sonal fights.
1t is not often that this individual comes out
IN the open and asserts himself; he Is much more
inclined to skulk behind ones back, but this week
he came out in the presence of number of wit
nesses and made this statement to the writer:
II want to tell you in the presence of these
witnesses that am fighting you, and that will
continue to fight you as long as God puts breath
in my body" This in response to the accusation
that he had been fighting us for number of
years When asked what his reason was for this
attitude he stated that we were responsible for
his lease upon The Record being terminated some
years ago; Notwithstanding the paper was being
shamefully neglected, and we say "purposely" run
down.
Now friends of Parowan this is the spirit and
the object with which this individual comes to you
asking your cooperation in his insane and unjus-
tifable fight against the Record and its manage
ment. If you want strife and contention in the
county, and wish to transplant to Parowan the
fight that divided and disrupted Cedar recently to
very material extent, you have the opportunity
at your doors. If you want peace and contentment,
are sincere in your desire for newspaper, bring
in an honorable, straightforward man, who has
not been mixed up in the newspaper wars of the
past in this county, and we will welcome him; or
better still, we will welcome you into the Iron
County Publishing company with your stock, and
will show you how to obtain far better newspaper
representation at less cost than you can possibly
do by the organization of separate company.
Look well before you leap.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-09-24
stat. Of Ohio. CITY Of Toledo. ! ..

State OF Ohio. City OF Toledo.
Lucas County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that ne r.
senior partner OF the firm OF r. J. Cheney
q Co, doing business In the City Of To-
ledo. County and State aforesaid, aud
that said hrm will pay the sum Of ONE
HUNDRED DOLLARS for each and ev-
cry case OF Catarrh that cannot be cured
by the use of HALLS CATARRH CURE.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed in
my presence. this 9Th day OF December.
A. ID. 1880
tSeeD ~. A. w. GLEASON,
Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure 10 taken internally
and acts directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces OF the system. Send for
testimonials, free.
r.. j. CHENEY q CO, Toledo. o.
Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
Take Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-09-24
OUR OPPORTUNITY.

II F you will step into our office any day soon we
l will take pleasure in showing you a specimen
of what we believe represents one of Iron coun-
tvs greatest opportunities. 1t is a showing of
corn and squash raised without irrigation, that
will compare favorably with any that can be pro-
duced anywhere on the globe, with or without
irrigation. These particular specimens come from
what is known as Phalanxes, in the mouth of the
Shrts's canyon, but corn and squash are admir-
ably adapted to- this county and can be raised to
good advantage in great many localities.
Add to these natural or raw, products the &C.
onomic advantages of good sos, and you have a
combination for the economical feeding of dairy
cattle, horses and hogs that cannot be surpassed.
There are thousands and thousands of acres
of good land in Iron county that is adapted to the
production of corn, potatoes, squash alfalfa and
other products without irrigation, that are now
lying idle. Think what it would mean to this Sec
ton if all this land was producing corn, SQUASH
alfalfa, etc., and these products were being con-
verified into beef dairy products, fat hogs, etc. 1t
would be better than any gold mine in the world
in the long run. And yet labor, of which there is
any quantity being wasted right here in Cedar
City and the other settlements of the county, is
all that Is needed to bring about this transforma-
'tion.
Young men, does not the prospect interest and
enthuse you? Can't you see that it is the best
and surest way of gaining competence and be-
coming independent? Then make the right start
by enrolling in the local branch of the Agricul-
tural College, and learn the best, easiest and
quickest methods of cultivation, feeding, ETC.,
and then go forth with might and understanding,
and your future is assured There are no better
opportunities anywhere than are to be found right
here at your doors.
And you old settlers, who have acquired large
tracts of land that you are not able to cultivate
and make productive, give the boys chance. All
the boys, we mean, your neighbours as well as
your own. Make it possible for the boys and the
young men to make start and develop themselves
as well as the country.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1915-09-24

- Don't all stick around until someone walks
off with the prize automobile without scarcely an
effort. YOU have just as good an opportunity of
winning the car as anyone else, if you will only
get out and hustle for it. We have close to a thou
sand subscribers on our lists, great many of
whom are. impatiently waiting to be approached
for their renewal by one of the enthusiastic can
didates. 1t is pleasure to help person who is
tlying to help themselves, but few persons have
much use for anyone who is too indolent or cow
nrdly TO try. BE one of the live ones. Read the
full page adv. in this issue of The Record, and
then get busy. If you should not win first prize,
YOU will perhaps win enough cash to pay you for
the time sacrificed. Be a sport. Get. in.