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The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-08
GENERAL

The State Legislature OF Tennessee
VIII be called to meet on Aug Q al
Nashville. To consider the federal suf
frage amendment, II was stated at the
capitol.
Three men were killed In Chicago
when a scaffoid on which they were
working collapsed In the interior Of 0
concrete smokestnck at the Iroquis
plant Of the Steel 4 Tube Company OF
America. on the south side. The men
fell l25 feet.
Meat packers from oil parts Of the
country will meet in Atlantic City,
Sept. l3, IA and II, to discuss problem,
affecting the industry, Thomas Y
Wilson, president Of the Institute OF
American Meat Packers, has an
nouneed at Chicago.
An express ear on the Charleston
and Western Carolina Railroad was re
ported robbed near Augusta, Ga, by
bandits who gagged aud bound an ex
press messenger and an armed guard
and made away with S59,I25, consti
tnling the pay roll for the marines al
Paris Island, :. e.. station.
A S25,OO00O0 loan 10 Switzerland
will be raised in the United States
as result of negotiations concluded
between the Swiss government and
American bankers, II has been an.
nounced In New York
J. S. Eubanks, president of the st
Louis Yardmens Association, and the
Rev. J. =. Aregood, Baptist minister
Of ST. Louis, were escorted out Of town
by citizens committee of nine as
they were about to address mass
meeting OF labor union people at Pine
Bluff. Ark They were taken three
miles from the city. partially stripped,
whipped, and told TO leave the city
and stay away.
Yale University, at Its 2l9th com.
mencement exercises In Woolsey hall,
conferred the following honorary de.
grees of doctor Of laws: John Joseph
Pershing, who commanded the Ameri.
can expeditionary forces; Thomas De.
Witt Cuyler, railroad administrator
and wartime chairman Of the Associ.
alton Of Railroad Executives: the
Right Hon. Sir Auckland G. Geddes,
British ambassador 10 the United
States. and Jean Adrien Antoine Jules
Jusserand. French ambassador to the
United States.
OF all industries In Japan, ship.
building made the greatest progress
during the war. reports the depart.
ment Of agriculture and commerce. Be
fore the war Japan ranked sixth
among the powers In the number OF
vessels. Last year she ranked In
third place after the United States
and Great Britain.
Dlssension among members Of the
Perkins Grove Lutheran church, south
of Dixon, H., resulted in some Of the
members breaking into the church dur.
ing the night and with axes and saws
destroying pews and pulpit.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-08
20, 900 Japs lose Jobs.

Osaka. japan. - Twenty thousand
working people we're discharged here
In June. because OF the economic de-
precision. They included $500 women.
Many small factories have been closed
In other cities.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-07-08
FOREIGN

Germany's total debt II 285 .000, ,000,- :
600 marks. Minister Of Finance Wirth
announced before the budget commit
tee Of the reIchstag.
Two American who are said 10 have
represented themselves as big business
men, are alleged 10 have been caught
smuggling opium from Annoy. China. TO
Manila.
The first official meeting Of the
League Of Nations will be held at Gen
eva next November, according TO In
formation received from the principal
allied capitals.
/. Germany is 100000 tons In arrears
OF her engagements concerning the
delivery Of coal In execution OF the
treaty of Versailles, according to an
interview with Louis Loucheur printed
In the Petit Parisien In Paris.
Polish forces on the Bolshevist front
have evacuated Mozir and Kalenkowitz.
In P0lesia, according to an official
statement issued at army staff head
quarters ut Warsaw. This step was
taken. 1t is said, for the purpose Of
shortening the front.
The Mexican national debt, is more
than 5i6,000,OO0 pesos, including In.
terest, 1t was announced officially. OF
this, more than $4,000 pesos Is owed
abroad. Efforts will be made to reach
an agreement with MexIeo's credit.
ors regarding the resumption Of inter.
est payments.
The secretary Of foreign affairs has
ordered the boundary commission to
investigate complaints by farmers OF
0jinaja. state Of chihuahua, Mexico
that recent rains had moved the bed OF
the Rio Grande southwark. leaving
lands OF Mexlcans apparently on the
American side.
More than 5000 Americans will here
after be entitled TO wear new bronze
decoration on their uniforms. hanging
from ribbon striped alternately RED
and white. The medal Is the new sery'
Ice badges Of the French army, CON
memoratiye Of the war. The 5.00
Americans entitled to wear 1t have oil
served with the French army.
Gen. Frederick Monies, former gov
ernor Of the state Of GUIANA juato, who
has been detained ia the military pris
on In connection with the death Of the
late President Carrnnza. has been or
dered set at liberty by Provisional
President lie La nuerta Of Mexico. The
president acted on the request Of the
Chamber of Deputies 50 that Montes
might take his seat MS deputy.
Two thousand British, Austrian, Ger
man and Finnish prisoners Of wal
were drowned when a Bolshevisl
steamer was sunk recently in the Nevs
river, according To HeIsingfors dis
patch to the Central News In London
A Reuter- report from Stockholm
would seem 10 confirm this dispatch
saying that ship was sunk June q
with 700 repatriaied prisoners on
board.
Gilpin observer., 1920-12-02

'Orado smelling COM
pany's millsite. lying
east of the west line ex-
tended southerly, Of the
Randolph Mill Companys
property, and south of
the south bank of
Clear Creek. excepting
right of way of the c. &
$. r. Il. and the county
road. containing 2.S12
acres more or less.......
All of the Boston & Col
orado Smelling Com
pany's millsite lying east
of the east line of the
Chamberlain SGmpling
works property and
north of the south bank
of Clear Creek, except
ing right of way of the
c. & :. II. II. and the
county road. containing
one-half t7s) an acre.
more or less.
All of the Boston & Col
orado Smelling Com
panys millsite lying
west of the west line OF
the Chamberlain Samp-
ling Works property.
and the extension of said
west line. as Is more par
ticularly described in Il.
10 at page 6I of the Gil
pin county records.......
Ig.
rs acres in n. Il. Cor. OF
Boulder Park. Is acres.
y Josephine placer. %
acres .................
improvements and board
ing house in Boulder
fafk ..............,.
Black Hills and Denver
Gilpin observer., 1920-12-02

Black Hawk 600 1919 10 IS
Gilpin observer., 1920-12-02

Black Hawk 300 1919 6i
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PROFESSIONAL ATTACKS
ON INDUSTRIAL STOCKS
Raids Result in Sharp Breaks and
Establishment OF New
Low Records.
CENTERED DON SpECIALTIES
|l'icrcc-Arrow, Preferred, Declines
IL IL Points In Less Than Two
iiOurs-NOrfolk and Western in
Good Demand.
ny BI,oADAN WALL.

NEW YORK. Dec. S.-Another
smashing attack was delivered by the
traders today agains,
the stocks OF those Industrial com
pan!cs, which. IN order 10 Obtain.
money TO pay off loans. are expected
10 DC forced TO reduce or pass their
Some sharp breaks and the cstab-
Ilishmcnt OF several new low records.
The blows were conferred on the so
called spcCialtics. and failed TO cause
quoted prices for the standard is
sues such az United States Steel,
Southern Pacific Union Pacific and
the equipment issues.
|Stromberg dividend and the decision
|Of the executive committee OF the
United States Food Products Com
| Iany to recommend to the directors
per cent due at this lime be defer
red. served to lend color 10 the many
reports Of proposed dividend cuts .
| Commercial credits are frozen
! and. In the minds OF Nnanciers. there
| IL only one way In which they can
+ he liuuidatcd at this time, and that
| is through Ia. utilization OF earn
|ings. Some OF the industrial com
panics VIII do new financing. but the
market is not in coudl =
zion TO absorb. by "A great means. the
volume Of nov Issues which should
Icome into the security markets to
1 iiquidate bank loans.
\ drop of eighteen and onc-half
points in picrcc-Arrow preferred IN
less than two hours. furnished :,
sensation for the Street. On sales
o. 81 about 2.i0O shares the Issue broke
from rs ~ to 50. There was a re-
bound. however OF nine points from
the low, Offerings Of the stock came
al 4 time when Their" were few sup
porting orders IN the Issue so that
he market for the issue Yas very
Vulnerable. The common also touched
new low figure.
stocks of cOal-carryinE railroads
furnished bright spot In the SIT
Iuation. Norfolk and Western rose
more than point. leading and
Lchlgh Valley wcr. also In good de-
mand al higher prices. Buying Is in
- anticipation OF announcement Of seq
rcgntlun plans.
Reduction OF the Stromberg car
burctor dividend broke III. stock 1--we
pdlnts. Earnings for the quartz!
ended September so, eIunlcd $i.l7 a
share on the stock against 2.72 the
preceding quarter.
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COTTON MhKKET


ct was loss active and ,hu price move
wecn i5i& and 1888 closing az l55e com
jared with 1889 yesterday. with the gen
raj mnrket closing steady a; Il net de-
line OF - 20 p points.
The market opened steady AT unchanged
'riccs TO IA decline OF 10 .o!nts. and sold
.hou; 20 10 ,. points net lower during th-
arly trading. owing 20 unfavorab.r Frcnch
rada adytces, lower Liverpool cables and
.outhcrn selling. There was aist, scatter
ar liquidation. but offering. seemed TO
70 pretty well absorbed on the decline To
SD for March, and prices rallied during
he middle OF the day covering and
,cll buying. The latter was accompanied
" reports of an Improving demand for
Otton cloths which was said to Include
peculativc buying and active months sold
20 points net higher during the carly
fternoon with March touching 1870. This
ulge encountered somc spo; house selling
March and the market casea of again
tho lHte trading when there were nl,v
eports that 5000 clothing Workers had
cen locked out by New York rnanufac-
urcrs. and there was scattered liquidation
he census report showing l0.iii.2! bales
inncd to December J. WAS about "a cN-
rct-d and was nos considered an i'm
Ortant factor In the market but there
lay have been some scattered selling on
cpurts that farmers relief measures wer.
ut !ike!y 10 be passed by III. present s.+-
ion OF Congress-. Private cables from,
iavrc said that French sp.nners had de-
ided on three days Yer week from De
cInhcr Is. Exports s,iay 1865 making
1913 ~ far this season. Port rcc.ipts
1879. United States port stocks. 1853. Az
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The United states Circuit Court OF
ing at 10 o'clock. with tho following
Judges and officials in attendance:
Circuit Judges Martin \. Knapp. of
Washington. ID. c.. and Charles A.
Woods. OF Marion, 5. c. District
Judge L. Y. Webb of shelby. y. c..
Clerk Claude VI. Dean and l.. :. Mar
shall John G. Saunders.
Cases argued: No. 1853. T. l. du-
pont de Semours !G Co, appellant. vs.
Edward G. Temple. appellee: appeal
Continued from yesterday Cause
further argued by James Mann. OF
norfolk. for the appellee, and by J.
Gordon Bohannan. OF Petersburg. for
the appellant. and submitted.
No. 1861. Manuel rierricro, plaintin
| in error. ys. United States. defendant
| in error: error TO the District Court
| at Norfolk, Va. Argued by James s.
in error. and By Hiram NJ Smith.
special assistant TO the l.. s. attorney
| OF Richmond. for the defendant in
error. and submitted
| No. 1853. Tom keanc. plaintiff in
error, vs.. United states. defendant In
| error: error to the District Court ut
Norfolk. Argued by Henry +. Davis.
| of Washington. -. g., ana TaZewcll
tin In crrors and by Hiram NJ. Smith.
special assistant TO tn" L. ). attor-
ney. OF Richmoad. for the defendant
In error. and submitted.
| Henry +. Davis. or Washington. D..
c.. and James (. Barron. of Norfolk,
Va. were admitted 10 practice as
attorneys and councillors IN this
| court.
Cases in call TO-DAY: 10: 1854; viii
United states defendant in error. err
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year was asked or Congress today, hy
the Department OF Agriculture. Sec
rotary Meredith also asked for leg
islation which would authorize hlm
TO commend the essential and stand
ard requirements 10 protect tlmbercd
and cmt-over lands from IRE in re-
forestinE dcnudcd lands and yvhcro
necessary to aid IN tho proper math-
DDS OF cutting and removing timber
for the best promotion Of continuous
production.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-09


- ne; lower. win Deccmncr 80. and
~ LISA 20 10. Corn finished :. or
" :. cent up. Oatr gained :. 10 "a. III
y oE.s!ons the outcome Was unchanged 20
oosrinr prices for wheat had a noticeable
"p"aru wing, chiefly az result .. rains
~ Argentina and Of attention given In
d!anar'ol!s dispatches about plans 20 finance
.hpor'. Advance however. were soU..
more than wiped out through cpiargrne n.
T seLting pressure and through opinipns
mat urgent foreign buying IN tho rritc;
Stht"h was nearly ended. Removal Of
n.Hxcs ON Canadian wheat taken ~ tn"
3f!'i-h rolay commission tended 70 ~;
prices later. as dld ;alk ~ ,!acinC an
.nn"d!at. embargo On Svf,ea; i'm ports into
tnis country. Nevertheless. gains failed "a
list u was nearly uightfalI before ..'i-
,at's were cut. un'tiuY EuroIeun buying
oI domestic wheat at i.JAoOyl bushels and
81 rye AZ 'p"n bushels New Acquire
N!thi- %! Canadian wh"s for Grea, Brit
ain were sad 10 total !crjf.o bushes
Cora md oats were stcadl.r rs reports
'Nat IN" movement NJ corn was no, ir-
tt"sssint to The extent that many traders
PROVISION. ructnatcd in line with The
hnI market. closing weak
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:, f ,.Isl,!.! q Inc .wl,h he


CHICAGO Dec. S.-Cattle; recelnts. 10 d,S:
Dee! steers steady 80 gtrong sIof. On no, /.
Yer GRADES and warnings higher: top lSr0:
lnp S"arinEs. 1880: bulk. all WEIGHTS o q Il,
i3,y best IA; cove and hcif.rs strnns "a
hIsher. others mostly strady: hulk 5a5 q
,.'.; Gamers closing dull: heavy t,oIorn
bulls strong. oth--s steady: bulk 81 N ( %:
SasoEcs slow 20 Sc lower bulk vca!ers
!""'h !u!i: StnSkers and feeders strong
Hogs; Receipts. 300. mostly strong IA
&c hirher than yesterdays average: fnisc,i
l,pE' nH most. closing weak and 700 lower
,hai, carly; TOP one ioai. 1905: practically
70 ",v'. lhtt TOO. ::r: bulk. a5oSts =.
tlrN s,.6iN 10 lee lower bulk ,icslrahI,.
~ I" 40 mound pigs around 9 o.
Sh".t; rccc!n,s. lsOl; r., lambs la, "a
= !n"cr; choic" fci western lambs II %.
hulS natives, 100 y IS: ia; sheep. arm
top, ewes. $50: bulk nativ" ,NnTiIT5.
Feeders. steady: light fceda- !rrub. 30 ~
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NSw York"Mid;ilnr. ,s.2a: receipts. ss:
NJ OrtJ. 3i1G: stock. 20.592
Minor ports-Stocks. 1886.
Total tod"ye:Rseeip,s. $50; exports. H..
Total for week--'Iseceipts. 1895; cN-
Total for season-ReceIpts 2.S5e. 10; cx-
orts l,9G5.S0S.
NEW ORLEANS. Dec. S.-Deciin.s. in u
irdcraic way. persisted throughout the
essioD IN the cotton narkt today The
ridinE months selling at their lowest
II 20 - points under the final prices OF
csicFday Closing quotations were at net
lsses OF - TO - points. January traded
IS low as 1875 and July az low MS Is 10.
fluctuations were narrower than usual,
nj trading was restricted, 10 some ex-
tnt, hy the nearncss OF the annual cs.I-
'iatt of the crop ny the government and
ly the approaching holidays.
I The census bureau reLOrt showin., Ia IA4 =
u bales g!nned 10 the first OF December
tusc OF the bulk Of the selling that came
IN the market. Initial selling was partly
lduccd by poor cables. bu, other features
--r. soon lost sight or IN considcra ton
n the ginning returns. According TO the
'ay the market acted most traders eS-
ectcd report OF under i0069,O1O bales
he figures indicated Il production this In at
.criod Of l.22tipl bales. against 10000 tho
nmo period last year and SIS go two years
Ego.
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Henv, wheat SHIPMENTS.

FORT WILLIAM. ONT. Dec. s.
Shipments of Canadian wheat from
here to United States ports. which
have been exceptionally heavy dur
ing the last few days. continued to-
day when six moro ships, carrying
100000 bushels. left for Buffalo.
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CuICAGO GRA1N MARKEr

CHICAGO Dec. s--Aggressive selling In
were leaders. made the wheat InarEe;
averaged lower today. notwithstanding
several lively bulge3. 1t was not definitely
known until long after the close tina:
irncanwhle purchasing for shipment TO
Europe nad been much lager scale
thnn usual. Prices CLOSED uns.itlnh Y 10
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PRODUCE MARKETS,

COFFEE
Wv YORK. Dec. s-Th- market for
c"Ees fututss was very qu!ct today v.i.h
prices easing off under scattering ilIuid
,!oA. when was probably Inspired by IN,
unsettled showing % N" I&-azilinn "a bios
F!rS; prices We're unchanged TO ) po;n,S
over and active months srlI - :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-09

points below las, nights closing Figures.
clo-eG a; 20; with tho general rnark.i
closing nc, points lower to . roints
h!shgr. DECEMBER SIS: January, e..3.
her s.oj. October. sic. Spot coace dull
and nominal: Rio IS. 81 20 ~: santos g..
.OH lr1i-. santos s. we're offered at 30
10 30 in the cost and freight market
with ruinoFs that bids At SIS hsu been
accepted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-09

AZ worry low vniurs Yarns wero easy and
Iuirt Bur.aLs ruled duli. Raw silk was
very quiet. Threats OF difficulties IN the
clothing trad" had no, Injected tho de-
inand for goods.
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RICHMOND GRAIN EXCHANGE.
wholesale Quotations on Change.

Richmond. Va. Dec. 5. 1890
ar LOIS. WHEAT.
I M. = red winter, Western 6 1s5
No. 3 red winter. Western. Sp 81
20. , red winter, Virginia.. q lW
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N>yAJ S.rnpt,c

NANAII STOEEN
JH,SSkSoNVli.LE. FLA. Dec. S-irur-
r.htin". steady. .: sales. -: receipts.
~: shipments. %; stock. 2,.G:j Rosin.
h"thinS doing: sdlcS. none, receipts. 40.
shipments. none. stock. 1850
SAVANNAH, GA. Dec. s.-Turrcntlnc.
bu.rt. '-r1. sales. none: receipts. -: ship
ih"nis. !. stock. ii.OIs. Rosin. quiet. sales
non. receipts i.0ji: shipments. none;
STOCK, IJ.lG. quote: y. u T.. T. G. IL
X, ". y. VIC. WV. 100. Q.as, sale
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-12-09
MEREDITH ASKS CONGRESS
FOR FORESTRY WORK FUNDS
Department of Agriculture Would
Protect Cut-Orer and TImbrrcd
Lands From Fire.

WASHINGTON. Dec. S-An ap-
preparation of $1,000 900 to be used
in cooperation with the States in
forestry work during tho next fiscal
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NEW YORK, Dec. S.-Thcre was FUR
;hcr weakness in tn" local raw sugar
'HaTSct today and IriCcs declined SO
cent. pound To the basis of Sal FOR
Centrifugal, the lows; prIc" touched TINS
year. Trading was not particularly ac-
i've however. a. rcfincrs We're inclined to
limit their purchases 10 nearby shipment
only. There wCr. gales OF 7.7yJ bags of
Pefuyians aaoat at l.lsc c. 1. E.. equal
I" o. for centrifugal. The local market
for rcNnst sugar WAS unchanged AZ :. a.
I" go for Gne graduated. Tho demand
continues HIGHT.
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PETERSBTRG PEANUT MARKET
Reported by Rodgers. P!unm.r 4: Co Inc
Petersburg. Va. Dec. s, is.j
SIN ISL Far;nc-s stock. market noIni-
nal orc per bEshel
VlRGiNlAS- Farmers stock rnarke,
nominal.
Fancy iunbos. 6 TO &C per III.
Extra prime. - 81 per III
Prime, 20 SC per 10.
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RICHMOND LIVE STOCK MARKET.

flchnonh Union STOCK Yards
Richmond. Va. Dec. :. 100
Remarks: Fair supply uf cattle Make.
slow ana prices lower
Strictly good steers. 100 lbs.
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COTTONSEED OH
NEW YORK Dee. s.--cottonsced al! was
steady az the start Il !it;le short cDy-
"ring: bat prices .aSed later with lard
ard for want OF outside support. Closing
biGs wer" 10 points net lower for
leading deliveries. Sales. ITO barrels
T.nd"rs, so barrels Prime crude Js5u
80; priIu" summer yellow sI,u; closed a /.
80 January. s.-J. March. $50 May. $50
a.! bids.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-16
ITALIAN BARITONE CALLS
COL LUMBIA HIGHWAY MOST
BEAUTIFUL SPOT IN WORLD

PORTLAND. April 16.--He is raw
ing over what he saw Sunday.
Who?
Riccardo Stracciari. the worlds
greatest italian baritone, fellow artist
and chum of Enrico Caruso. and own
er OF one of the most beautiful villas
at San Reno. near Monte Carlo.
What did he see?
The Columbia river highway, be-
tween Portland and Cascade Locks.
1T Is the most colossal. beautiful
thing have seen in the United States
and I haven't seen anything more
grand in all the world" the famous
singer repeated time and again We'd
nesday, speaking OF the auto trip he
took Sunday soon after his arrival here
for the concert in which he appeared
last night at the Heiiig. as one Of the
Steers &. Conan stars.
'-I have been everywhere in the
world, but have never seen anything
that equals the wonderful highway.
It is inspiring. yes, must say colos-
sal. The greatest treasure in all the
United States. It must have cost lot
of money-millions."
Stracciari Is accompanied by his
wife, and his accompa mist, Francisco
Longo. a noted Italian pianist now
making his home in New York. Longo
says Stracciari has refused to talk
about anything but the highway since
the Sunday trip.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-16
SAGE AND SULPHUR
DARKENS GRAY HAIR
It's Grandmother's Recipe to
Restore Color, Gloss and
Attractiveness.

Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brings back the natural color and
Iustre to the hair when faded. streak
ed or gray. Years ago the only way to
get this mixture was to make it at
home, which is mussy and trouble
some. Nowadays. by asking at any
drug store for "wyeth's Sage and Sui
Dhur Compound" you will get a large
Sottle Of this famous old recipe, i'm
proved by the addition of other in
gredients, at a small cost.
Don't stay gray, Try II, No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair. as it does IT so naturally
and evenly You dampen a sponge or
soft brush with it and draw this
through your hair. taking one small
strand at a time: by morning the gray
hair disappears and after another APP
plication or two. your hair becomes
beautifully dark. glossy and attractive.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-16
FRECkLES
Now Is the Time to Get Rid OF These
Ugly Spots.

There's no longer the slightest need
Of feeling ashamed of your freckles,
as Othine-double strengths guar
anteed to remove these homely spots.
Simply get an ounce of Othine-
double strength-from any druggist
and apply a little of it night and
morning and you should soon see that
even the worst freckles have begun to
disappear, while the lighter ones have
vanished entirely. 1t is seldom that
more than an ounce is needed to COM
pleteIy clear the skin and gain
beautiful clear complexion.
Be sure to ask for the double
strength Othine as this is sold under
guarantee of money back If it fails to
remove freckles.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-04-16
ONLY ONE DRY VOTE
CAST IN MONTMARTRE

PARIS. April 6.-Montmartre. the
lighthearted, Is rejoicing in the poss-
exs.on Of a separate government. hav-
ing repudiated all allegiance to all
other administrations in France. The
free commune OF Montmartre" as II
calls itself will continue. however. to
pay taxes to France, being willing to
meet even the higher rates to be voted
soon by parliament