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for our patrons and can only trust for
the best.
we came into baseball during a bad
year. a year OF war and high salaries.
Peace should prove eficacious-it surely
VIII II the new talent we have secured
justifcs the expenditure. Besides the
war last year bad breaks In weather
hurt us terribly.
Other Jobs Just as Dificult.
But speaking Of wcather reminds me
OF the vicissitudes of the contracting
business. I had the job Of building a
railway in cuba. | planned to start
work early In November. The day be-
fore the start was to he made 1t began
to rain and II rained continually till
late In March. Twelve feet Of water
fell that season. And all the while 900
mules had to no fed and Il tremendous
pay roll honored without one tap of
work being done. II sure did look like
a Mexican standoff where a fellow
might lose his money but saye his life.
! did "A little better, for by hard work
when the skies cleared | was able to
do a little better than an even break.
with his experience behind me what
terror do you suppose the great sum-
mer sport can hold In store? We are
hoping that our baseball atmosphere
clears with the beginning of the 1916
campaign
Hundreds OF good sportsmen In all
hooks and crannies Of the globe join
heartily In that fervent prayer. They
are men who have come In contact with
Capt. Huston either when he was at
work or at play.
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Francis Applehy's fat" hangs In the
balance tomorrow night. when h. "p-
poses White in his last game Of the
schedule. II he wins the worst pos
Sihl- that can happen TO him will h, "A
IL. with his brother for th, title, The
elder brother. Edgar, In order to gam
such a tie must beat Clarke to-morr""
afternoon and whit" Tuesday night, II
white downs Francis Applrhy. then III"
M" viii hing" on the gam" hc plays
wth Edgar ON Tuesday night, unless
Edgar already has bowed to Clarke in
tomorrow afternoons game.
So far young Francis ApplchH'S non
ors extend even further than holding
first place I'm the STANDING. lir has made
tn" high run of III" tournament. -. 'n"
high singl. average. " @l-3l, and has
the best grand average 10 date. , ii-"O2,
lie IL In" only man above ia" , mark.
Three II tn" seven entrants nave COM
pl"tod their fun strings of slN gane~
Fred e, Burnhtm of Hartford won three
and lost three, ,icorg" T. Moon, .Ir.. OF
brooklyn. won two and los. four and
Fred Lowcnthal of brooklyn Won one
and lost Ave, TIL" statistics 81" tn"
players
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NEW ORLEANS RACING RESULTS

-. Eo." ror thT,, aar-ol.- arI 49,
uuS.t s' '',s PIX" 't'' IS ,f..""s
=" 4, Won Royal Tea D." ..E"osn,, j ,
T. ",.u ami . TO second r~.s.pu Lynn.
''t ,Koer''r, 10 t. go auJ p 90 o.
Is,-' Time ~ f"Hoi"g va, Fan
Second Race For thre". y,Ar-o,is and
upN ard selling pur," 500. -l> rlrIoue.
: to . Won Hue ''ap. zoo tMot't. - 80 =.
: p" , ana 3 % ). second Linda ra,re.
-. McI,"rm'n,,. 20 D. ev'n AM % 3
lug"r, G.iu' Birka ana nc'"'rn 4, also
rn,rI Rae, Hsh",sh' Han1 ~. e.
Nv and a hsIf %fu-i"ns Fan H,rota. ito
iNG''L XIII. .; . ,No, ,% ana '' 3, T,o,
and : 70 =. s"coui Carbide 'nN 1Ilu
q1E.r'' - t" b i" J. An! > 20 'MiIt
b"urn. Marion Goosh,. lie. of, %irvuno IL,
Carmen. S~'a-am"u'h and Washo" h".o
also ran
.t"nrtH Rsrc rn" Eiosrq " Masi,u
'a"n'}. v,-is grumpy. % ~ N.Tar
shooter. " 'McAlc"l. 20 20 : : p" ! ana
/" !. second 'Eagi" ~ ,k"'gh' = ;o
Ambrose ''lin r.c.d. ~. l.,r,i,h ';-cou
""oi, Indo'eur" and Hannth a." ram
coupled ns tn" Hcr1 = nr'"'Nf,H s'a-
bic "n'ry
rtfth Race ro~ rlroc-,e.r.n'.- $751;. M
Mard s.t,Gs Pirg 500" ."n" w'le amt
los Oian",crr. so : 80 : nm. TO =
second, rrrtoinno, ~ uiu,p. . e. g.. , T.,
era G noos ,n oni pTimr. ~ H. ,Tqcs
ASTON ami Mary II also ran
SiNth Race For FOUR rr,r.oIds aut NJ
T IH'y.ni ,nr'''p rFl RFI HT,r ' tSs ,n nnr VIII, r, ' "a -, "
!. I q" and 90 /. won. Ella Rr,.nn. az
~ NrTaGsart!n. u - ; =" and / 20 8
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Acti,hy ~ Crescent \. e..

The Crescent Athletic clubs annual
club championship tournaments ar.
undcr way, This year there are three
SCI tratc competitions, al Is: +" balk line.
pocket billiards and English billiards.
Dr. II, y, Jennings, O. T. Sanhorn. r,
J. Irish ana Charles ". NHhmmach =
are ia" only entrants ~ III" halk lin"
div Vision, their proves being 50 SreI'
that tn" other players in the big BROOK
lyn club did not feel able to pit their
81, HNg'l gains them, Play in hi.
composition viii begin Tomorrow, whcu
lr. Jennings opposes S~anborn. and tlr
last contest will h" u week trnm Wedu,H-
day night, nr, Jennings having the clos
ing honor as well as tn" opruing, with
NahmnGIclicr against him.
Nine have entered for the pocket bill
Hard laurels. plantc. Barrett, Drum
mond and Williams being among the
best known Of the field, This competi.
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PANZARETA EARNS PLAUDITS.
Races > -: F%urIongs In I,O8 Is
q New Orleans.

New ORLEANS. La. Feb. J.-No horse
that has ever raced owe the New Or
cans race course ever "pualled the per-
foi1nance made by ~. :. Newman's six
ycar-old mare panzarcta. Carrying 80
pounds she raced Ave and "A half ~furlongs
over the Fair Grounds track this after
noon in ! :o6 10. which wa ~two.nf,hs
or a second behind tho track record cs-
tlhlished by Gold Rose in 1906 with
lu3 pounds up.
ranzareta is called the southern
Queen" and when she won tho 5000
patrons of the track gave her "A great
ovation. She is the only th~uroughhr, II
that races with q gold bit. GOV. Han
and former inited States senator Muir
phy j. Foster were among the many
notable visitors AT the track.
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Prospects for IN" coming national is -
halk line championship. class \, under
tho auspices Of the national amateur"
organization are for one OF the strong
est fields Of competitors IN the history
of the event. The deal number OF
players. as shown by past experience. is
seven, but there is u possibility that
twice that many will compete in the
1916 tournament. which will begin on
February IS at the Arion Society. In
event that such "A large field OF aspt-
rants . he on hand the authorizes
have a way out Of their difficulty.
tables could be placed side by sid, in
one of the halls Of tn" CLUB with plenty
~ room for the players to get along
without conflict. II would ne r"ssinle
for as many A. 500 persons to view the
prosr~ss Of two games simultaneously.
New Workers who are certain entrants
IN tn. event are Edward ". GARDNER
and j. Ferdinand pogg-nhurg. both FOR
ner champions. Morris u. Brown OF
brooklyn also can he counted on ~;
AN almost sure competitor. There mn,
lie three aspirauts from Philadelphia -
". T. Unenheimer. J. T. cope Morton
and pr. l.. Mial. Charles Heddon OF
Dowagiac. Mich. and J. -. Mllhurn Of
Memphis. Tenn, who played in the event
las, year. ar. likely to rrapp.ar. julius
klinger. the Austrian champion. Is =
sure entrant. Possible newcomers are
Robert NJ. Lord. Che chicago youth who
is causing almost as much of a scusa-
ton as did Welker cochran Nathan
Hall of Boston. Edgar 7. and Francis
:. Appleby. the columbia University stu
dents who have been playing IN the class
u tournament. and Lcdyard Blake. for
ner class X performer. who has defel-
uped INTO a star out at san Diego. 'al.,
lMrinR the last wear.
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Fordham Props basketball team was
defeated Yesterday for the frs, time this
seasnn on its home cour, by Hobokep
High school. The Visitors tied the score
Al 20 points aud made an extra period
Necessary. They won by a score OF =.
60 %.
Joe Williams was no, in IN. NJ, roon
lftl's ucl"ic". Frisch ana Collins
llaNci hardest for ~" losers, whit,
STANDARD proved a brilliant forward.
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ton began last Wednesday and will
wind w on March :. The English bill
Hard joust gets under way tomorrow
with eight competitors. Prizes worth
winning are provided by the club in
each event.
Members Of the Arion Society will;
make a strenuous bid Thursday night
to gain temporary possession of a chal-
lenge cup now In the locker Of the
Liederkranz. Players Of the latter or
gaHization headed by J. Ferdinand I'op-
RcnburR trounced the Arion balk lin.
billiard team-eight men on a side
In the first match for the trophy In DO
ceinber.
Edward W. Gardner. number one on
the Arion combination, * playing better
than ever now and his club has issued "a
challenge for "A return match. ard II will
be played Thursday at The Lleder-
kranz. The trophy. which is a large
silver cup purchased by the members
OF the two societies, Is not TO become
the permanent property of either side
until 1t has been Won three times.
II Is almost certain now that tn. COM
ing worlds championship three cushion
Carrom contest between Alfredo De orc.
the title holder, and charles Ellis Of
Fittsburg, the challenger. will L." played
In New York city. Da Gro declared yes.
terday tina tho probabl" seen" Of the
match Is the Concert Hail of tho New
York Theatre building. whcr" the re-
cent professional handicap halk line
tournament was played.
Edward Helm 81 cleveland tclc-
graphcd an Offer on Friday. but " WIS
not the sort to luiv ia" champion away
from New York. where h. p%refers to
"
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CAPT. HUSTON A VICTIM OF
HIS PASSION FOR BASEBALL
FOndncss for Game. Not Desire
for Profits. Led Him To
Purchase Yankees.
YEARLY BOUGHT CUBS


Capt. r. l.. Huston. sccrctary-trcas-
urcr and half owner Of the New York
Baseball club. like the great
summer game which lie represents. is "a
law unto himself. Associated with the
promotion of this sport for less than u
year the captain has eclipsed In country
popular ity men who have grow
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l.opexes. Of which black won three. we're
practically a negligible quantity. II is
noteworthy. however. that all the three
games at philidor's defence were won by
black. in the hands of ~ able u player
az kupchik. the state champion. TIL"
Sicilian defence also AIRED very well and
scored three wins out Of four.
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BRITISH SOCCER RESULTS.
ENGLISH l.EAiI ~
N~pKTHERN section.

N'lh liI.NN ~ JUS
Burnley. ., EycIipu. ! Bury. - Man
ches,"r Inited, ! lAlcrp"",, B,t"kpon',
n Manchester city, I Rorudalc. J. Pros
ION North End, /; oldham Athletic. o
Stockport county, I southport central. o,
Stoke, I, I"It0u Nhu1crors, T..
MIDLAND SECTION.
Bradford, ., IiudJ"rsncil Town, O. D"rhy
COUNT, " N"ttS county o. HAN CITY, .:
Sheii"ld United, a. L,"is CIiy. o. BRAD.
ford rity. / Lincoln CI'y. /; Rarnslcv. /
Nntls Forest. !. Leicester Foss". o. Shcf.
field W"dr'-iu', o, Grimshv Town.
lpNDoN SECTION
Imton, = hr"ntford, . Fu|ham. e:
Reading, q. 'roN don Common 2: Clapton
Orient. 4" Wet Hmm United. ., Tntirn-
ham llut-rur, q, crystal pulacr. | Nh
wall. !. Queens Park Ringers, q. chelsea.
.. ARSENAL : ""tford I
SCOTTISH ilEAGIE
Aberdeen ., r"t.". + Clydc. /, Air
t-!con!ans, .. .hrr tn!'ch. !, -, M!rrcn, :,
Dumbarion, T. Heart. / Hamilton Ac..
4; Dundee. !. H.heruiaus, =; aItirG, l.
Queens Park. 4 Eilnmrnock, . Rarrcr,
]; NortoD.0 M~othorwcll, .: Third Lnnark,
T. Roth Rovers. q partick Thistle. o.
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W~cmnin-d In ,uhn tn work.

Winch p,ar, va restored IN the un-
happy island capt. 7 |" Huston began
seriously to apply himself to III" Won
d"rful business opportunities tn" period
pt Iccuust ruction presented, HIS on
pcricncc IN engineering tud ""nstru"-
ton enabled him, being on" of the first
ON the scene. to lay the groundwork Of
"A score of enterprises which ability, cal
culatiOn and untir.ug effort Developed
into \ rapidly accumulated fortune.
within ten Years Ia" name Of Huston
in Havana and cnViruuS Was The
synonym of business stability,
81 spent fifteen arduous though not
uuuroiitahlr ~ unpleasant Years in
cuba" said the captain. 81 had to hls-
tie, can tell YOU. to hold my own with
tn. shrewd competition that flooded in
after the war. Bu. not the least of my
pleasures of recreation were found in
the baseball dope of the Yankee papers
to which | subscribed. You see hadn',
forgotten my boy hood idol. the Reds.
Baseball was born IN sincw and bone.
Neither trupi" heat nor tropic rain could
drive thoughts Of the old game from my
head.
CUBA took to baseball after the war
Tho natives went to it ike wildurc
after tn" soldiers had popularized ii.
They developed som" really high class
talent. This was = fine substitute for
the real article. ! can tell YOU. l;ut sin
| pinned for the resoundiug bats or Hans
Wagner. Larry l.ajoic, sam Crawford
and national hero sluggcrs Of tho typc.
"My interest IN the major leagues was
famed ny the fact that while was iso-
lated from my friends n nome many Of
them engaged In the promotion of or
ganized baseball, August Hermann,
Ban Johnson, John E, Bruce, Charles T..
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gray In the service Of the sport. He is
81 the type that attracts and holds
friendships. Possessed of a charming
personality. gifted with a memory that
never forgcts faces or names. the rap
tain can always mud time even IN his
busiest moments to treat on terms Of at
rabl. equality even the most remote ac-
uuaintancc. For. while the Captain ~
first and last a worker OF gigantic "a
pacity, he nevertheless finds ample time
for relaxation. lie has solved Ia a nicely
the true balance of that old nursery
rhyme that tells us the way T." he happy
and gay. Capt. Huston works while hc
works also he plays when he plays
IL had no choice in the matter. tn"
captain answered yesterday to u gu'S-
tiuu as to how n. became interested III
l. baseball. - WAS born u baseball 'hul
Sooner or later IL simply had To break
ON, in some viruleut form. But how ]
came to associate my self with col Jacob
Ruppcrt in a major league franchise -
another story.
ny birth and environment M &" =
wear ago was always a Nitl"ial
Lacquer at heart. You SEQ ! wds raised
in Cincinnati. Ny earliest baseball
reco,lcctions carry me back to inc isedS
OF 1879. who worked NJ 10 4 champion
ship In 1882. | can RENE mhor the line
up OF that old team better than re-
member the lineup Of 1915 Yankees.
declared the captain.
"Wll White was the star pitcher ana
Charlie Snyder caught him. DANNY
S,earns PLACED rrs' hase-he Ewes IN
Buffalo nov-w!th Rid McThee AT MS
rieht. McPhce Is a prominent dentist ~
the home town. Cincinnati. 'hd'leS
Fuln.r. a city officer AT Philadelphia.
ranged at short tieid. Dick Carpenter.
nov u customs officer at III Paso, TcN.
was the third hasenan Joe Son'ncrs
was In left. McCulla" ia centre and
Harry Wheeler in r.g.t hcld TNA'
team. I tell YOU unused tn" CAPTAIN,
was the appl, OF my hoyi>h eye. Thirty
long wears thereafter | rooted IN VAN for
another such To- grace II civic pride
ont Cincinnati way.
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rr,,..i. h,.,,.h M '''
"a. IN ur..s y
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iar,,. ,r '"' III
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Never since have 7 been disloval in
sentiment to CINCINNATI Capt. Huston
continued. "Evcrybody knows my
friendship FOR Juhn Mc,iraw and my
foudnesS for Wilbcrt Robinson. Why.
before | bought the Yankees I looked
upon the Giauts almost a. my own per-
soual property. But somehow every tim"
! saw a game between them aud the Reds
Just had To- pull for cincinnati I
couldn't help u. found myself ~ Sp'rIt
again tna' cincinnati lii-h school boy
who never NJ -s"d a gam" IN four years
THAT Wa when oar champions had
passed and been forgotten by the c"ur-
try in the glory OF 'oml~hcy n his
famous -. Louis Browns
The father Of capt. Huston Wa q
railway engineer and contractor TIL
was called away for several years q"
assist ia his contracts.
IT never fur q moment forgot IN" Reds,
though" he said no matter q" what
out."f-thr-way. jrrkWater place | W
sent tho Cincinnati sprrs Away tot
lowed me-. The fist thing ! loun"i
a. was the box scores Of tn" Reds
games. I got back to Cincinnati per
man-ntly In 1890 ~ assistant chief
engineer Of the Water Department.
Eight years Of solid comfort ana sub
lime peace followed
Til" captain broke "f herr T." answer
au important telegram he had read while
concluding 'lr last sentence.
"Thus" eight years he continued, "c"-
tahli~h"d me IN SOM" "f my dearest
rri.ulships. And talk ~ u rahid band
OF dycd-iu-lhc-wuol faus' Why, III"
Royal hooters ~ Rost"u ar" only =
p,rkri edition Of our fantastic urganlld-
tinu. which wa kuuNu as the Free 81
tcrs. Tho war with Spain was IN" first
.,1,.l.u. ,t,.s f.I aslu.,rs ,1Ir family
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The Applehy boys are snow to In"
willing. but their chance. - enter de-
ponds upuu how good averages they HAY"
when the class " tournament winds up
II ~ necessary. according to ia" asSo-
citation rules. for "A man to he able 20
averag, AT least = in order 20 he eligible
The entry blanks for the tournament Will
h. mailed to all the members OF the
association this week aud entries will
close February ~ with tn" secretary
II the association, pr Walter g Doug
las. sac Fifth avenue.
No matter who wins 'he nai"ua ANA
'.ur Class " championship IN the ~
halk line tournament a. the brooklyn
billiard Academy. Tia. prophets Will T."
.Ihl. 10 say II told you So ~ the start
charles l. White ~ RrooklNn Was -
joint fsvorit. with the Appl-hy brothers
Of New York. Francs : and Edgar 7,
and not once during the cutlr" "omp"-
ti,ton has any Of the q Other as-
p!rants seriously 'hr-Hteucd their
chauc,s The three remained favorites
after the hrs, week Of play. and now
AZ TN. end of the second week events
have occurred In such a way "a tn make
it impossible for amy hut II member ~
tn. triumvirstc To com" through. Ana
zach uf the three stlll x IN position TO
win Il he can triumph IN his remaining
games,
Each Of the trio has had The load n
one tim. or another. WHIT. mad II most
~ The opening week. with a record Of
,hree straight victories. Then Edgar
Npplehy tied him. Whites defeat by
GEORGE T.. u clarke showed Edgar
Appl.hy To the top. Now Francis Ap-
pl-by has the lead, with four victories
II on" defeat. agail st th'ec Wins and
one failure for each of IN" others,
Clarke has the honor Of having beaten
TWO Of the leaders. Wait" and Francis
Applchy. while Edgar Appl-hy's defeat
was Al the hands Of his " younger
brother Friday night in the closes, game
uf The tournament. scrur" 300 to "Hi
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The management of the Dodgers has
Just arranged four additional spring cN-
Inhibition games, Will"rt Robinson will
appear IN his hou" town OF baltimore
with Iirooklvn's first team ON April .
and 2. ON April . the second team will
pla! At l;idgcwood. The first team will
engage ltidgtwOpd April ..
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'tpprsuticr ALLOW sn'r claimed
NEVADA Stock Stable entry.
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'Arrfentioc allowance claimed
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-08
DRINK HOT WATER
BEFORE BREAKFAST
S.5s yog rssJ feel clean. sweet
s,5 fresh irside, and
are seldom IL.

= yc2 are acr-s.o=e1 20 vtfe u,
VIII a coated to-gse. fozI breath OF
Q t-l. ttIry keadzche: oy. II yozr
e.als soG7 AID tim Into gas a-e
tc3-. ycz lave . real Surprise await,
i-x yo1
To=o--p- Eo-ni-g- Immediately -
&C t--Gt-z. drink glass; cs hot water
sit1 is2s,co-s-i o, limestone phos-
fs&ts I, T. IT'S is i-tezsea 70 crss
cs---llir< a-t thea rssh o.. Of yosr
E-c-ach- iiTs-. kit1sys AID telrty fee.
q i2;es,ioss al TIE lo:.ges.ib!e waste,
r.oszc1s. sozr bile and toxins thus
cleansing. sre@.suirg and purifying
TIE s-tise silzectsry canal
Thnse s-b.ect to sick headaches.
ezckacae. Bilious attacks. constipation
Q: a-Y form os stomach trouble. are
urged 70 &c; . quarter pound o. line
stone phosphate from your dr1gg.s, or
q. the store and begin enjoying this
Co-riny irs.ts-ba,h- Il is said that
Esn and women Who try this become
ecthasiastic ard keep It Up daily. i,
Gs splendid health measure for /. 10
more important 70 keep clean and pure
OF the inside than OF the outside. BE-
ezuss The skin pores 10 nos absorb in
puriiies into the blood. causing dis
ease. while the bowel pores do.
The principle Of bathing inside 10
10, new. as millions Of people practice
H. Just as ho, water and soap cleanse.
water and ;sespoonful of limestone
phosphate act on the stomach. liver.
kidneys and bowels. Limestone phos-
phate Ia an inexpensive white powder
and almost tsEteiess-Adv.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-08
PUTTING AWAY THE EVIDENCE
Csisrss Man Ready win Ingenious
eycyse When Caught Waxing
Meal u the Ham.

The o,ber day a coioref p1rtsr IN
o certain West side store 1ss dls-
patched upon ar srrsni which be vas
no, IN sympathy with. tina, of tosing
s ~ell.boilsi ham down the street
The hatcher noticed. upon giving the
eolored man the ham. that the paper
was torn.
Sam be said 10 the pOrter. be
careful Of that ham. &c the paper n
torn and you might drop IL IN the
street
"Aw right. boss answered Sam.
'T'D be purtlckurly eah'ful not 20 drop
n"
Not long while after the butcher
found Gam In the basement Of the
store. chewing away On a small piece
of ham.
What are you doing there. SAM
ASKED the butcher
Well. toss.' answered Sam. 4
dropped the ham and All didn't want
you ~ know II. so's All Jest figured
Aid be,tsh eat II and destroy the
evidence. Chicago News.
Farmers' champion. (Elgin, Okla.) 1912-1922, 1916-03-08
GIRLS! GIRLS! TRY n.
BEAU1IFY YOUR HAIR
Make II Thick. Glossy. Wsvy. tuxur
liant and Remove oandruff-Rsai
Surprise for You.

Your hair becomes light. wavy, nuf.
y. abundant and appears as soft, lus.
trous and beautiful as a young girls
after q "Danderine hair cleanse" Just
try this-moisten . cloth with q little
Danderine and carefully draw II
through your hair. taking ono small
strand at a time. This will cleanse
the hair OF dust. dirt and excessive oil
and in Just few moments you have
doubled the beauty Of your hair.
Besides beautifying the hair at once.
Oanderine dlssolves every particle OF
dandrun; cleanses, puriHes and invig.
orates the scalp. forever stopping itch.
ing and falling hair.
But what will please you most will
be after a few weeks use when you
VIII actually see new hair-fne and
1owny at frst-yes-but really new
nair-growing all over the scalp. II
you care for pretty. sott hair and lots
of II. surely get a 25 cent bottle of
Knowlton's Danderine from any store
and Just try II. Adv.