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The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-23
U. s. Refugees Hooted.

Ell Paso, June 12.-Uneasiness az to
the results of anti-American agitation
In Chihuahua was manifest here and
In Juarez. Especial anxiety was ex-
pressed for the dozen Americans re-
manning In Chihuahua City, where q
mass meeting of all male natives was
held, ostensibly to protest against tho
American troops remaining in Mexico.
A number Of American refugees arriv-
ing from Chihuahua City said they
were hooted by Mexicans at most
every station on the way to the 10,
q, I
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-23
Would Shut OFF Debate.
All Passengers Accounted For.

Eureka, Cal, June 17.-All OF the
210 passengers and crew of the steam
er Bear, wrecked on Sugar Loaf reef
near here, have been accounted for,
according to Purser C. F. Haywood.
He said that after a careful checking
OF the passenger list, he was convinced
that the five persons drowned and
whose bodies have been recovered
were the only ones that persisted. One
body, that OF a young woman, still
was unidentified. Two hundred feet
from shore, the steamer Lay pounding
on the reef,
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-23
GAvIRA REPORTED EXECUTED
Called to Mexico City to Explain Meet
ing With Pershing.

FL Paso, Texas, June II. = A re.
port that General Gabriel Gavira was
tried, convicted and executed for high
treason Immediately upon his arrival
at Mexico City where he had been
summoned from Juarez by Minister OF
War Obregon, became current in FL
Paso.
This news Immediately started a re-
port here that Gavira had been sum.
moned to Mexico City to explain his
part in the meeting with the Ameri-
can commander, which took place at
Casas Grandes a fortnight ago.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-23
Guard Halls Tammany Leader.

st. Louis, June IL. - While Mr..
Bryan was speaking, word came in
from time to time of leaders maroon
ed outside and of more than 200 dele
gates who could not enter Rescuing
parties Of officers went out and got
some Of them inside. Norman e..
Mack, national committeeman from
New York, and Charles F. Murphy,
leader Of Tammany, were among those
who struggled for nearly an hour
to gain recognition before getting
through 70 lines
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-23
RoOSEvELT'S REFUSAL is CoNDL
TIoNAL AND PLACED IN HANDS
OF COMMITTEE UNTIL REPUB-
LICANS ISSUE. STATEMENT.
PARKER is NOMINATED
FOR VlCE-PRESIDENT
Southern Man Is Selected by Acclama-
ton as CoIoneI's Running Mate
johnson Refuses to Let Name Be
Placed Before the Convention
Robins Honored.

| Chicago, June 1.-THE Progressive
national convention, after four days
of tumult with only one purpose in
view, nominated Col. Theodore Roose-
welt for President, and few hours
later nstened without protest to
message from Oyster Bay that he
would not accept at this time" Col
onel Roosevelt's declination was con-
ditional and it was placed in the
hands of the Progressive national
committee, to be held until such time
as statements to be made by Justice
Hughes; the nominee of the Republic
can party, shall satisfy the commit
tee that it is for the interest of the
country that he be elected"
Southern Man for VIoe-Presdent.
Colonel John H. Parker of Louisiana
was nominated for Vice-President, the
selection being by reclamation.
Colonel Roosevelt's running mate of
four years ago, Governor Johnson Of
California, refused to let his name be-
placed before the convention because
of the information he had concerning
the intentions of Colonel Roosevelt to-
ward his nomination. Several other
names and notably that of Raymond
Robins, who was both temporary and
permanent chairman of the convention
were offered, but not seconded.
The conference report was made by
Mr.. Perkins. He cited Friday nights
meeting with the Republican conferees.
stating that the Progressives were
again asked for their second choice
candidate for president.
Divided On Hughes.
Mr.. Perkins announced that the Re-
publican couferees had offered the
name of Justice Hughes as a COM
promise candidate, but were not unani'
nous for him, standing three for
Hughes and two against him; that at
Saturday mornings conference the Re-
publicans were anxious for Hughes.
He said that the Progressives' posi-.
ton was the same-that the Progress
sives had presented a candidate and
that the Republicans had not, and that
the same arguments for Colonel Roose-
welt were advanced.
Republicans Suggest Compromise
The Republicans, he said, suggested
that Justice Hughes was an available
candidate for compromise
He then recounted the conferences
with the state chairman.
Mr.. Perkins then read the reply of
the Progressives, who said they would
take pleasure in suggesting Justice
Hughes" name to the Progressive con-
vention.
The decision of the convention, Mr..
Perkins added, was of vital Importance
to the country.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-23
CONVENTION CHEERS
HEARD BY PRESIDENT

: Washington, June II. - During
the demonstration for the Presi-
dent which followed Judge Wes-
colts speech in the convention
hall, q telephone connecting the
hall with the White House switch
board was opened and the Presi-
dent, Mrs. Wilson, and others Of
the White House party, listened
In. The applause and cheering
could be heard plainly.
}
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-23
Switzerland Issues New Loan.

Berne, Switzerland, via Paris, June
12.-Switzerland is issuing a new loan
OF 100000 francs in Az per cent
bonds at the rate of 81. With this is
sue the Swiss loans covering the cost
OF mobilization and the frontier watch,
and including the $15,00O,OOO contract
ed for in the United States, now
amount to 4e2,2oO,O0O francs, in nor
NAL times, approximately $92,440, 900.
The circle banner. [volume] (Circle, Mont.) 1914-1939, 1916-06-23
WILSON STUDIES new NOTE
GETS DRAFT AS MEXICAN BORDER
RAID is REPORTED.
Third American Punitive Expedition
May Pursue OutIaws-International
Border Not Properly PoIiced.


to the border some days ago to rein
force the carranza border patrol, are
somewhere south of San Ignacio, Tex.
and should there be a third American
punitive expedition into Mexico the
two bodies of troops would clash, &C.
cording to General Alfredo Ricaut
commander at Matamoros.
Consul johnson of the position of
these men and the information was
conveyed to General James Parker,
commanding the Brownsville district.
Washington, June II. = Secretary
Lansings draft of the note which
will refuse General Carranza's demand
for withdrawal of American troops
from Mexico, was laid before Presi-
dent Wilson for his approval almost
simultaneously with receipt of news
of another border raid in which a
camp of the Fourteenth cavalry at
San Ignacio, Tex, was attacked and
three troopers killed.
Punitive steps against those respon-
sible for the new depreciation were
left to the discretion of the border
commanders, whose standing orders
are to pursue into Mexico any hot
traiP' they find.
Border Not Properly PoIiced.
The development, however, imme-
diately was called to the attention of
the de facto government, and will be.
one of the elements on which the adj
ministration, in its reply to CarFanza,
will predicate its declaration that the
time for withdrawal is not yet ripe
because Mexican troops are not prop
erly policing the border country.
Anti American demonstrations
throughout the republic, which also
will back up this declaration, have
worked with the growing seriousness
of economic conditions to produce
such a grave situation that officials
here fear a new internal upheaval
soon and have taken further steps to
protect Americans. Army transports
are to proceed to Mexican ports to
take off American refugees.
The reply to Carranza's note may
be sent within day or two. Secre-
tary Lansing has studiously declined
to discuss it in any way, but it is
known that he has prepared a vigor-
ously worded refusal to withdraw the |
troops.
The secretary characterized the sit |
nation in Mexico, as unchanged, in |
Heating that nothing had developed to |
modify his previous statements that |
he outlook was dubious.
The Mexican situation is gravely |
diplomatic circles.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
Here Are Few Simple Directions for the Many Uses
for Benetol and Benetol Preparations:
In Making Water Dlutions ALWAYS Follow Directions
always no waerf posibl Elm linking BeneoI

plenty. Strong hot water solution. teaspoon
full per glass OF water. As very effective and will
work easily II will surely get the germs.
Never use peroxide. for II has practically no
germ-killing power GU. s. Gov. reports) and
It Ia liable to drive some germs deep into
the wound, where they cannot be reached.
Chapped Hands.
Rub with Benetol Ointment at night and SEQ
the quick result Some people use full strength
Benetol on badly chapped hands.
Rough and Sore Lips.
Benetol Ointment
Poison Ivy
Apply Benetol or Benetol Solution or ONT
ment as soon as possible
Benetol Ointment. or Benetol. followed by
the Ointment.
Mosquito or Fly Bites.
Rub them with Benetol Ointment or the
Benetol These little pests carry germs Of the
worst diseases. Benetol wifi surely kill these
germs
Dry Eczema, Salt Rheum, Scabies.
Use Benetol daily. or the Ointment. as IL Is
preferable TO heal the outside trouble You
should have good tonic and laxative from
your physician for improving inward cond
tons Benetol bath and fresh clothing are
vital Use no water for bathing without Ben
etol. Weeping Eczema, use "Benetol busting
Powder"
Pimples and Cold Sores.
Battle with teaspoonful Benetol in quart hot
water or rub in Ointment, For bad compilations
use the "Benetol steamN
BARRIERS Itch, Barley Itch and 7-year
Itch
Caused by mites under the skin, which multi
ply there. Benetol, or Beneto Ointment, Will
heal their decorations.
Boils and Carbuncles
As soon az sore spot appears. battle for some
time with teaspoonful Beneto per pint water,
quite hot. II inside tho nose or on tho eyelid,
use half tesspoonful per pint II used soon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
THE COMPLEXION

Tho New Science OF getting n clear complex
ion n not by massage or clogging pigments.
but by destroying the germs that Impair the
beauty OF the skin. Rub into the pores a little
Benetol Ointment. Just enough to fill pores.
Then steam face by holding over boiling water.
containing tablespoonful OF Benetol TO quart,
using towel over head to hold steam. Dry
briskly with towel. The skin will be velvety
not bit OF shine-and every germ Will be de-
stroyed.
Do not use ordinary cold cream with Benetol.
EXTERNAL APPLICATIONS
Benetol Bandages.
When necessary TO bandage, use only light
gauze: never cotton. Do not make a tight
bandage, az Benetol works better when the air
can reach II. In bad cases. keep bandage moist
with teaspoonful Benetol per quart water.
Dress daily.
Cuts, Wounds, Burns and Scalds
Most people use full strength small
wounds. but II skin Ia abnormal, or II large
sore, dress with teaspoonful Benetol In quart
warm water Scars will seldom result from
burns or scalds II Benetol ia Immediately ap-
piled.
Infected Wounds.
Never let festered wound heal over. The
quick .heaing action OF Benetol Is liable to 30
So and trouble would result. When there IA
a tester, or pus keep It open with a little
gauze until maturation ceases and wound heals
from bottom up. IL scab forms over pur, Bteril
lie a needle or pcnknife by dipping in Benetol
and open the wound Press out the pus, then
wash out thoroughly with teaspoonful OF Bene-
toll TO pint hot water.
Wounds, Ulcers Etc.
Dress with teaspoonful Benetol per quart hot
water for few nights, then apply Benetol
Ointment Obstinate ulcers use full strength.
Obstinate watery sores use Benetol busting
Powder and Ointment
Rusty Nails and Dog Bites.
Immediately swab out with fuli strenstn
Benetol and work some into wound Benetol
must xst into tho wound thoroughly, no usc
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
CAUTION

Do not accept Benetol from any drug
gist in any other way than in the Orig
inal Red Carton--some druggists will
attempt to dispense Benetol out of large
bottles-you should refuse it, There is
no advantage for you in accepting such
because you do not get the directions
which are packed in all original cartons.
Benetol without directions is like a boat
without a rudder.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
Cold in the Head

Nasal douche with three TO five drops OF
Benetol in q glass OF warm water or spray
with teaspoonful per glass water Treat nose
thoroughly with Benotol Catarrh Jelly cHter.
nally and well up into nasal passage internal
y. Gargle with 20 drops per glass water and
then swallow some. II you have no glass
doncho. snuff solution up through nose thor.
oughly. but douche Is better Use Benetol
steam. as above
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
NOSE. THROAT AND CHEST
Brnetoi Steam

For nose. throat and lungs: bronchitis. asth.
ma. Group. whooping cough and great relief
IN lung trouble Heat 10 boiling in yaporiz
Ing lamp. or other vessel. one tablespoonful OF
Benetol per quart OF water. Hold head over
vessel when steam Is not too hot TO bear
Cover head and vessel. 10 continue steam. In
hale deeply AS long as steam arises. Dry face
briHkiy. This also kills all germs In face pores.
and beauties complexion. Use the Reneto
steam at night In the sleeping room. but be sure
IL does not run dry
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13

enough. this viii stop trouble. II too far
started. use same bath until IL heads. then
puncturo with needle and squeeze out matter.
Now make swab by winding a little cotton
end OF stick. match size. and swab out
hole with hot water solution as above. II
opening is deep. keep little gauze in hole to
prevent outside healing before inside In well.
Have phyaieiRn prescribe for tonlng up blood
TO point OF resisting further infection.
Erysipelas.
Battle broken out areas with teaspoonful
Beneto per quart hot water. for local relief
but have physician treat for condition OF blood
and proper laxatlvos.
Ear Affections.
For running OF tho ears and catarrhal deaf
ness. wash out with teaspoonful Benetol per
quart hot water and insert into the ear a small
piece OF cotton wet with the same solution. AT
night use Benetol Ointment. working II into
the ear.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
,ct Yourself and Family From Germ
ses, Contagion and Poison Accidents
ternally, Harmless as Ordinary Table Salt

clan. II will be working while he is coming.
II he uses emetic or stomach pump, repeat the
same dose afterward. Take thorough cathartic.
II necessary, repeat the same dose in few
hours After pain ceases, follow with 10 drops
per glass hot water five times daily for few
days and keep bowels moving freely.
Stomach Disorders.
Ordinarily five drops taken in one-half glass
hot water will relieve distress, but In regular
treatment, give five drops five times daily In
hot water or other medium and increase to ten
or even twenty drops. Cases Of chronic gas
tritis, catarrh OF stomach, and even stomach
ulcers. resisting all other treatment. have final
ly yielded 10 Benetol.
Dysentery and other Bowel or Intes-
final Disorders.
Take five to twenty drops Benetol internally
five times daily In hot water or some other
medium ~ above. Wash out bowels every
other day with enema OF hot water containing
two teaspoonfuls Benetol per quart
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
sANo Conscientious Druggist Wants to Be
RESPONSIBLE for Poison Accidents

acid o
ing esdan
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
Tonsilitis.

Gargle throat five times per day wlth 20
drops per glass water. n soreness ia too far
back to reach. swallow spoonful OF same every
half hour as slowly ms possible In bad cases.
swab throat with full strength on cotton. ap.
piled directly 20 white patches.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
BenetoI Sold by All Good
Druggists as Follows:

l-oz. Bottles, in Red Cartons, at Csc
3-oz. Bottles, in Red Cartons, at SOC
81 -oz. Bottles, in Red Cartons, at ST
1907. Bottles, in Red Cartons, at 81
Always insist that your druggist
supply you with Benetol in the orig.
inal RED CARTONS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
SPECIALLY BENEFICIAL FOR
Eyes

Sore eyes and eyes that have become in
fec,ed are best treated with ten to twenty
drops per glass water. Drop warm solution
into open eye with medicine dropper. or use
eye cup. 1t may sting momentarily. Bene,ol
Is absolutely the only eye wash that will de-
stroy germs There is no other known sub
stance that can be safely used in the eyes that
will do so. This is a scientific FACT.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
Sore Feet.

Battle at night for ten minutes In foot bath
OF hot water containing tablespoonful OF
Benetol II will rest and allay tenderness OF
the feet better than any other remedy and
take away any unpleasant odors. The first
scientific product ever known for this use.
Germs that infest the feet are dangerous.
Benetol foot bath destroys them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13

| Use nasal douche or spray. under Cold
| in Head" Al night rub Benetol CAtarrh
jelly in nasal passages n hearing is affected.
work Benetol Ointment we'll into the ear: also
use the Bcnetol steam, as above.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
The Benetol Preparations


antsephc and mde Throw out the bottles tablets
healing required,
6calya all i cine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
FOR THE BABY
Baby's Bath.

In places where water supply Ia contami-
mated. germs present in the water Many
cases OF lnfantile diphtheria, typhoid fever.
cholera morbus and worms are caused by us
ing impure water for babys bathing. Prevent
all danger by putting a teaspoonfui OF Benetol
in bath water.
Itching Diseases of Baby.
Use Benetol Ointment. which will stop the
itching and heal the sore skin.
Baby's Eyes.
Put ten drops Benetol In glass warm water
and drop some into eyes when sore. This viii
smart for a few moments but is very effective.
Baby's Hair and Scalp.
Benetol Ointment gently rubbed into the scalp
with a soft cloth finger tips is the best treat
men, for eruptions and sores
Baby's Bowel Troubles.
Mix eight drops OF Benetol to tablespoonful
Of warm sweetened water. Give teaspoonful
Of mixture. Ordinarily one teaspoonful is suf-
ficient. Repeat II trouble continues. This is
especially valuable for summer complaint and
coicky pains. Bowels should be kept moving
freely.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
GENERAL USES
Teeth and Gums.

few drops Of Benetol In half glass OF
water makes a very effective mouth wash. II
VIII check decay OF teeth or bleeding and reced-
ing Of gums; relieves gum bolts at once. No
other mouth wash can anywhere near match II.
n gums are in bad shape rub in full strength
Benetol few times IN will sting. but II very
effective Best relief for mouth cankers. Use
bonstol tooth cream to keep teeth white.
Aching Teeth.
Lay be eased temporarily by packing the cav
nv With cotton saturated with full strength
Dsnstol.
After Shaving
Put q few drops of Benetol in hot water and
Apply to face and neck with towel. IL badly
bruised rub in a little Ointment, then cover
With hot towel Dry and powder II desired
Ysu viii lind the Ointment superb.
Relieving Pain.
Any seat OF pain that can be reached is re
Heved by Benetol. Tumors. abscesses In ear
or elsewhere, sore teeth, gum Dolls, sore cheH
from colds felons, anything for which local ap
plications are used will get quicker relief rom
Bsnstol than from any OF the old applications.
That Dark Brown Taste
Which results from overindulgence In tobacco
or Alcoholic drink Is Immediately relieved by
Drinking ton drops OF Benetol in halfglass OF
hot water. Benetol has no equal for this pur'
pose II acts as II It were an alcohol antidote,
svsstsning the mouth and stomach and re-
rshing the system at once
BENETOL PROTECTS HEALTH
AND HOME
Most progressive physicians will use Beneto
N cases where indicated. and you should al.
ways call doctor In cases where you would
naturally employ one. start with Benetoi
wnils waiting for your doctor will make the
osst OF valuable moments.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
Specially Valuable Uses
for Benetol.
The Laundry.

The Laundry.
Tablespoonful in suds will sterilize all
clothes and take away odors. Let extra I'M
clean clothes, or from sick room. soak in pail
OF water with tablespoonful Beneto before
washing.
Two to six tablespoonfuls in bath will kill
germs in the skin and sweeten and invigor&so
the whole surface OF the body.
Benetol Foot Bath.
In the bath this is a revelation. For lame
tired feet a Tablespoonful OF Benetol in pail
OF hot water rests them at once, and destroys
all doors About an ounce in hot bath destroys
the millions of pore germs. imparts beautified
glow to the flesh. Sweetens, inyigorates and
beautfles the whole skin.
Disinfecting.
Wash sinks and bowls with hot water sou-
ton of Benetol. Pour a few drops in toilet
bowl every few days. Always pour a little
Benetol into cuspidors and put few drops
on the lip of same. II will sterlize and de-
odorize them and make contents harmless
from contagion through flies. Tablespoonful
to pail OF water will make strong dsinfectant
and deodorizer for scrubbing and house clean
ing OF all kinds. Use the soiled scrubbing
water to wash out garbage can. Scrub cellar
with like solution and sweeten house thereby.
Teaspoonful in dishwater will sterilze plates
anu uleusllS. eRV-, anu Soiteu tuc "asei.
KEEP BENETOL IN THE HOUSE.
IT'S SAFE.
The great drawback In keeping the strong
poisonous antiseptics in the house for emer
gencies has been the danger OF poisoning.
Children will get hold OF things and carboic
acid and bichloride OF mercury tablets
dangerous for them to handle. Even adults
often make serious mistakes with such poi
sons With Benetol ii is different Large
doses taken internally by mistake have prov
en- beneficial rather than harmful. Benetol IL
safe to have around where there are children
II cannot hurt them. Don't be afraid OF
Benetol II has been proven to he harmless
in every instance and does all the work that
the dangerous poisons can do better and quick
er, with absolute safety.
25o, SOC, $500 and $500 Bottles.
ABOVE ALL ELSE
parable superiority Of Benetol as a douche
over all other antiseptics. Benetol is abso
lutely dependable. Its antiseptic power is
Government tests. and yet is not poisonous;
is not even dangerous TO a child, should he
get 1t by accident. Moreover, it does away
with the dsagreeable and persistent doors OF
other antiseptics
ALL GOOD DRUGGISTS
Sell Benetol and other Benetol preparations
II you live outside of Minneapolis and your
druggist will not supply you. tell us and We
will see that your wants are supplied
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
Sore Throat.

Spray with teaspoonful per glass water or
gargle with 20 drops per glass and swallow
some. Use Ointment externally
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1916-07-13
Baby's Bowel Troubles.
Baby's Mother.

To prevent or heal any sores or infections on
breast or nipples. use Benetol Ointment.
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Benetol Foot Bath.

In the bath this is a revelation. For lame.
tired feet. a Tablespoonful of Benetol in pail
OF hot water rests them at once, and destroys
all odors. About ounce in hot bath destroys
the millions OF pore germs, imparts a beautified
glow to the flesh Sweetens, inyigorates and
beautifles the whole skin.