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FRIDAY
MOftNlHG —o— MUSKOGEE DAILY PHOENIX — JUN1 SEVENTH
.AGE TffliF.K
Kansas City
Columbus . .
Louisville . .
Milwaukee .
Toledo
Indianapolis
Wolgast-Moran
Pictures Sold
Billy M'Carney, former sporting
man of the coast, a well known light St. Paul
promoter and u". present handler of Minneapolis
fight motion pictures was in the city
for a short time yesterday. Mack is
now handling the Flynn-Langford
tight pictures which h° will put on
In McAlester tonight. M'Carney, Is
accompanied by his wife.
Talks of Fight Situation.
If there is a man in Oklahoma in
a position to know about the tight
game the*, party is M'Carney, who
assisted in pulling oft several of Carl
Morris' bouts. When asked what he
thought of the situation here in Ok-
lahoma, Billy spoke straight from
the shoulder: "It's got me up a tree"
he said, "I don't believe the governor
will Interfere with boxing matches in
communities save where an awful
pressure is brought to bear on him
as for instance in the Tulsa matches."
Mack is also a believer in the organi-
zation of regularly 'icensed Busint
Men's clubs where limited boxi
matches may be pulled eff with . t
full sanction of the officers.
Wolgast-Moran Pictures Sold.
pictures for Oklahoma, but have not
decided to accept them yet. They
were sold outright by the purchaser
of the privilege for *7,500 which I
consider a good price for them. This
price includes every state in the
union," concluded the astute sporting
man who took the Moran end of the
betting proposition and is much a
loser thereby.
STANDING OF TEAMS.
Ameiicuu A ' 'ln<lon.
ron.
Lost.
TVt.
44
.4S
34
. r.G4
Sf.
. P«3
.39
39
.600
40
.494
. 89
40
.494
• SS
40
.487
.3(1
43
.456
. 3G
45
.444
American
Won. Lost.
Detroit ** 2*
Philadelphia 47 -4
New York J-
Clwcago «-
Boston •;*
Cleveland J J
Washington -fb
St. Louis 1#
Nntlomil
l.mmip.
Pet I
Won
I.oat
Chicago
43
26
.623 1
Philadelphia . . . .
44
28
.611 1
New York
87
33
.629
Pittsburg
40
30
. 571
St. Louis
4"
31
.5(13
Cincinnati
3rt
39
.435
Brooklyn
26
44
55
.371
Boston
16
.225
Texas 1
I.PiWiie.
Pet
Won
l.ost.
Houston
. . .45
40
.529
'< San Antonio
. . .45
41
.523
| £ort Worth
. . .48
40
.518
j Austin
44
41
.518
Waco
. . .43
40
.618
Dallas
43
42
.506
Oklahoma City . . .
42
43
.494
Galveston
. ... S3
51
.393
Play in Woman's
Tennis Finals
I KANSAS CITY, Me., July 6.—Play
begin tomorrow. Several semi-iinals
I in the doubles nnd third rounds in
singles were played today. Ktsult-s:
' oc2 Miss Patience Hocker and Miss
. F>36 J.Janet MeCrum beat Mrs. T. B. Entz
•Hi} |and Miss Sadie Hildebrand, 6-1, 61,
[ 452 I Mrs. E. N. Powell and Miss Pauline
■ 361 port beat Miss Helen McPerr.n and
•271lMiss Anna Walton, 7-5, 7-5. Miss
Burmah Brokaw and Miss Evelyn
Seavey beat Miss Alice Bently and
Miss Lyle Hayes 6-1, 6-4.
Miss Seavey, the present champion,
beat Miss Anna Walton 6-1, 6-1. Mrs.
Entz beat Mrs. Hubert Allen, champ-
Ion of the Missouri Valley In 1908
and 1909.
Miss Seavey and Miss Broka\ ' will
play Miss Port and Mrs. Powell to-
morrow morning and In the after-
noon the winners of this match will
• 518 play Miss Hocker and Miss McCram.
Oi>« of the interesting singles which
«ill prol-ab'y te played tomorrow .s
between Miss Hayes, the youngest
contestant, etid Mrs. 'Sut/
SPORT DOPE
BY
Vian Hard Hitters
Are After Jonesy's
Sporting Editor Phoenix:
Vian, Oklahoma, July 5.
Will you kindly publish that the
Vian baseball team desires games
with first class teams such as the
It. M. Jones Co., Checotah or any
ether fast Independent team in East-
ern Oklahoma.
Vian has played ion « good games.
Two at Spiro, winning and losing one.
and we would like to play the tie oft
at any time and any place.
Rerpectfully,
Manager Vian Hard Hitters.
TEX NIS CHAMPIONSHIP.
"BILLY DITCH" A Sl'ICIDK.
SAI.T LAKE CITY, Utah, July 6.—
William Lelssengrlng. commonly
known as "Billy Dutch," a former
ball p'.ayer and umpire In the western
leagut committed suicide today by
shooting himself through the heart
with a revolver. J grounds, Jack C
I He Is survived by n daughter ana ( ^ ^ ,, s
[a sister, Mrs. Geo. Tebeau, wife of
tho owner of the Kansas City base-
ball club.
Central State's
Tennis Tourney
Dresdon Doll Wolgast, The Plaster
Paris Champion, or whatever else
you may desire to call him gave Mr.
Owen Moran, the "Oi soy chappie, old
Eufaula W ins Great
Game From Spiro
EUFAULA, July 6.—(Special)—Eu-
faula won the first of three games to
be played between the Eufaula and
Spiro teams, the latter the champions
of Eastern Oklahoma by reason of
NATIONAL LFJVGUE.
VJ
WESTERN LEAGUE.
At Lincoln—Lincoln 11, Topeka 1.
At Pueblo—Denver 7, Pueblo S.
At Sioux City1—St. Joseph 7. Sioux
City 9.
At Omaha—Omaha 5, Des Moines 4.
(Thirteen Innings.)
SOUTHERN LEAGUE.
At Chattanooga — Chattanooga
Atlanta 6.
At Birmingham — Birmingham
Montgomery 7.
Only two games scheduled.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
At Columbus—Columbus 1, Toledo 4.
At Minneapolis—Minneapolis 2, St
Paul 8.
At Louisville—Louisville 4, Indian
ppolis 8.
No game at Kansas City.
Parson's Poem a Hem.
From Rev. H. Stubenvoll, Allison,
la.. In praise of Dr. King's New Life
Pills.
"They're such a health necessity,
In every home these pills should be.
If other kinds you've tried In vain,
USE DR. KING'S
And be well again. Only 25c at all
druggists.
Hullv! farris IIown Leaden.
PHILADELPHIA. July 6 —In a game
featured by poor pitching. St. Louis
defeated the home team. Philadelphia's
pitchers gave thirteen bases on balls
four. Score:
Louis 004 120 610—13 14 1
Philadelphia . . ..010 lf>l 001— 9 8 1
Batteries—Golden. Harmon. Bailee.
Steele and Bliss; Moore, Alexander and
Moran, Dooin.
Pirates Woa Ennlly.
BROOKLYN, July 6. -- Pittsburg
knocked Barger off the rubber in tlnee
innings and won easily. Ragan was
no Improvement and the visitors piled
up nineteen hits. Score:
Pittsburg 025 010 011—10 19 1
Brooklyn 001 000 000— 1 6 2
Batteries—Camnltz and Simon; Bar-
ger, Uagan and Erwln.
Cull* Trim
NEW YORK. July 6—The Chlcagos
won the first gamo of the series from
the NevTYorks by hitting Wlltse hard.
Richie was rather wild at the start,
but settled down and pitched invincible
ball. Score:
Chicago 000 102 300—6 11 1
New York 010 100 000- 2 8 3
Batteries—Ritchie, Brown and Arch-
; Wiltse, Crandall and Meyers.
Hull lives at Clovls, N. M.
Des Moines Ball
Team May be Sold
OMAHA, Neb., July 6.—President
Higgins of the Des Moines baseball
club of the Western league, tonight
admitted that the club was on the
market and that he had received at
least three offers, none of which were
satisfactory to him. One of these
came from a well known catcher now
playing with another club In the
league.
Hlgglngs declared that the club was
now In winning form and would make
a good showing from this time on.
He said that its finances were In good
condition and displayed paper evi-
dence to support his statement.
John R. Hull, son of E. E. Hull,
business manager of the Phoenix, ,
won the championship of the Pan- 1 ,he|r rP0,.nt victories In Ft. Smith.
! handle In a tennis match played out i Jn the presenee 0f a large crowd
pal" Britisher about the darndest lick-| lhcre Wednesday. This champion-1 va8 today.g gnme played between
ing one human ever got in one round. jHh,p tn(,luded the tennis champion- j Manager Ooward's sterling tenm
As the Cockneys will say "Rlime me, | h,p of the panhandle and New Mexl- > .hleh has fought manfully and won
but who in th' bleeding, bloody, woila I an(j was p|aye(j nt Amarillo. Young1 most cf u8 recent games nnd when
would 'ave thought the beastly, blaw-|Mr
sted, blow hup would ave 'ap-
pened in the bloomink toiteent' ".
And in the meantime Mr. Tim Hur-
ley, remains a citizen of Wagoner en-
Joying the calm serenity which at
present o'erhangs that peaceful city
since the expulsion of the delicious
beverage "Tempo." Not that Mr.
Hurley, ever Indulges, o, no! Simply
that a town where the spirits are
convivial makes the boxing game-
ever so much better.
ST. LOUIS, July 6.—In today s
semi finals in the Central States Ten-
nis tournament at tho Triple A
annon of Kansas City
m from C. S. Peters, the Chicago
| crack, In the championship singles.
The winner was required to take
throe out of five games, which Can-
non did by scores of 6-2, 8-6 and 6-3.
Peters won the second set, 2-6.
Roland Ho«rr and Drummond
Jones, holders of the singles cham-
pionship, played three sets. Hoerr
taking the second and third by scores
of 6- 4, 8-6. Jonei won the first set
6-1. The deciding game will be
played at 2 o'clock tomorrow after-
noon.
In the championship doubles, Guy
Oliver and C. Gamble won from Mai
Smlthers and Roland Hoarr by scores
of 13-11 and 9-7, the defeated ti am
taking the second set 7-9.
Jonesy's Play Vian
At Vian Sunday
A week from today will witness the
same classy Matinee races at the Fair
grounds which have been the pro-
gram all this spring. The las' meet
saw some track records smashed to
smithereens and better time may be
looked for.
With Spencer, Mattlck, Hundley
and himself playing on the team It
does seem that Lon Ury, has at least
the nucleus of one of the best Inde-
pendent organizations In Oklahoma.
Auto Livery. Phone 2630. (adv.)
FOP
Auto Livery
Call SMITH
P. &H. CIGAR STORE
Phone 22181
All New tars. Fxcellrnl Servlcc
Clnt.y'n Dunn IlruDenter*.
BOSTON. July 6.—Cincinnati defeat
ed Boston in a twelve Inning game to
day. There was much ragged fielding
and poor pitching. Flaherty, whose
home run in the ninth Inning sent
Kling around ahead of him. misjudged
Severold's fly In the twelfth Inning
and two men crossed the plate. Score:
Cincinnati ..000 280 000 002—12 18 '
Boston 032 002 102 001—11 16
Batteries—Gaspar, Fromme. Smith
and McLean, Severold; Mattern, Fergu-
son, Brown, Weaver and Kling.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.
tireicR Made Good.
CLEVELAND, July 6.- -Cleveland
scored Its first victory tills season
over Philadelphia. It was Gregg, and
It was the first time he hag pitched
against the Athletics. Score:
Cleveland 002 110 OOx—4 12
Philadelphia-. . ..000 000 000—0 4
Batteries—Gregg and Fisher; Mor-
gan, Long and Thomas.
I.ot Brown* Win Another.
CHICAGO, July 6.—Chicago could do
nothing against Pitcher Nelson and St.
the result of the game became ap-
parent, the big bunch went wild over
the voctory. It was a game between
two of the champion teams of Kast-
ern Oklahoma and gaining the first
game here today has made local en-
thusiasts wild and intoxicated with
the mastery of the situation In so far
Manager "Fusserlno" Meagher, of as games played Is concerned. Both
the Jonesy's, when it became known p|tc),ers struggled hard for the mas-
to him yesterday that the husky Vian terj. throughout tho nine Innings, but
team was anxious to measure swords thft superlor work 0f McDonald
or rather bats with his "Jonesy's" ahowet, resplendent In the end and he
immediately got busy over the wires wafl accorde(1 a great ovation for his
with the manager of the Vian team gu off()rt, He struck out 12 while
with the result that a garno between JohnHon 8carc(.Iy lPH8 effective caused
the two teams was speedily arranged i 9 )f (hp home la(.g tQ bUe thp R,m0.
for next Sunday at Vian. Lnhere
"They must have some team or a Th " _e.
lot of confidence In themselves down
there to go after us fellows" said tho
disfigured Mr. Meagher, yesterday.
"However we'll take 'em on for a
game Just to see which Is the best
team and you can leave an open bet
that we won't be the worst."
Mr, Meagher, has the utmost con-
fidence In the Joneiy's at the present
time and firmly believes that no In-
dependent team in the state has any-
Notice
Electrical Ordinance.
THE PROPOSED ELECTRICAI,
ORDINANCE GOVERNING THE IN-
STALLATION AND MAINTENANCE
OF INTERIOR WIRING Wll.I. BE
INTRODUCED INTO THE COUNCIL
NEXT TUESDAY, JULY 11, FOR
FINAL PASSAGE. COPIES OF
ORDINANCE WILL BE ON FILE
FOR INSPECTION OF ALL INTER-
ESTED IN COMMISSIONER OF
PUBLIC SAFETY OFFICE.
CLIFFORD ANDERSON,
ELECTRICAL INSPECTOR.
A HALF IN A MINUTE
CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 6.—Up-
land, world's, champion trotter, step-
ped a mile in 2:03 1-2 today In
workout, the last half being in
minute flat.
Right In your busiest season when
you have the least time to spare you
are most likely to take diarrhoea and
unless you
Well, by gum we pulled off a couple
of scraps In the state anyway on the : th(nK on them—all of which shows
gluerlus fourth, even If Tulsa, mighty
near the home of Carl Morris, was
handed one below the belt.
Mr. Meagher's extreme loyalty to the
best town In Oklahoma.
NOTICE TO BIDDERS.
The Tulsa papers are displaying a
spirit of nerve that is most commend- The Foard of Education of theCity
able in boosting their Twilight league ; of Muskogee of the State of Oklaho-
Eufaula
Spiro
Batteries—M'Donald and
Johnson and Rlggsby.
. .S 7 1
. . 0 8 0
Hubble;
OH YOU WHITE HOUSE!
Ill noon, Jul
_ _ motor stock
don't you cry. You'ThaveT boxing | head speed lathes.
,>ou I pldg must be acnompRnie<j by cer-
and-um-er um keeping their hands ma. will receive bids til
off the governor—Hush little Tubal". 1 U. for twenty-four
match bye and bye.
titled check In the sum of four hun-
The representative of the Phoenix ; drcd dollars ($4 00.00") mode payable
who attended the f boxing match j to the Treasurer of the School Board.
between Harry Forbes, and Young I Specifications and bid blanks may
Togo at M'Alester declares that the , be had on application to Clerk. All
go was a brilliant one and that Mr. i bids shall bo delivered sealed and
Eddie Robinson is waxing fairly | plainly marked "Proposals for speed
well In the home of the miners. We
Louis won. The visitors bunched hits iose several days' time,
off Baker and Olmstead and with the h„._ (<hamberlain's Colic, Cholera and
assistance of errors had little trouble j Dlarrhoea Remedy at hand and take
a dese on the first appearance of the
disease. For sale by all dealers.
Theodore Nngcl, M. E,
E. F. Petersen, C. E.
NAGEL & PETERSEN
Consulting Engineers
Civil, Mechanical, Electrical, Indus-
trial Engineering
Associated with Carlton Strong,
Architect
Phono 1023—514-515 Equity Bldg.
to pile up the score. Score:
Chicago 000 000 001 — 1 1 4
St. Louis 000 001 520—8 10 2
Batteries—Baker. Olmstead. Scott
and Sullivan; Payne, Nelson and
Stephens.
Only two games scheduled In Ameri-
can league.
TEXAS LEAGUE.
At Dallas—Houston 1, Dallas 6.
At Fort Worth—San Antonio 7,
Fort Worth 4.
At Waco—Galveston 2, Waco 6.
At Oklahoma City—Austin 7, Okla-
homa City 10.
ti*
AUTO LIVERY
In a 40-Horse Buick
_ Phone 645
SUA.DEM SEGAR STORE
Alter 10 p. m. fall Phone 1199
MUSKOGEE GARAGE & REPAIR COMPANY
Fort Krlr Kf ull .
First race, 6 furlongs. seHIng—Top
Note, Sal Volatile, Lady Sybil. Time
Second race, about 2 miles, steeple-
chase—Ticket of Leave, Waterway,
Stalker. Time 4:05.
Third race, li furlongs, seiling—Royal
Meteor. Rogon, Casque. Tlma 1:13 3-5.
Fourth race. 5 furlongs, Niagara
stakes—Gold Blade. New River. Vesti-
bule. Time. 1:01.
Fifth race. 1 % mile, handicap—
Olambala, Woodcraft, Cliff Edge. Time
1:5i 3-5.
Sixth race, 1 mile and 70 yards, sell-
ing—Leah, Edda, Busy. Time 1:43 2-!>.
Seventh race. 1 mile, selling—At
Once, Barney Igoe, Supervisor. Time
not given.
I.ntunln H™ ll .
First race. 5 furlongs, seiling-Star
Ro-e, Inciter. Judge Sale Time
1:02 3-5.
Second race. 6 furlongs, selling—Im-
prudent. l>ady Orlmar, Jeanne D'Arc
Time 1:14 2-5.
Third race, G furlongs, selling—Abra-
sion, Flying Footsteps, Emily Lee.
Time 1:16
Fourth race, G furlongs, handicap—
AI Muller, Elfin Beau, Cherryola. Time
1:14 4-5.
Fifth race, 1 mile, selling — John
Reardon, Melton Street, Wool Sandals.
Time 1:44 1-5.
are glad to hear that sport is pro-
gressing In one portion of the state
at least.
It was a bit of th<- irony of hard
luck that Pete Shaughnessy, one of
the most gentlemenly little fellows
and a credit to the squared circle had
to lose his share of a nice purse at
Tulsa on the 4th. Tf ever a game lit-
tle exponent of the manly art of self
defense stepped on the canvass. It's
this same Shaughnessy, who perhaps
has more frlends_ among business
men than any other pugilist in the
ring today whever he Is known.
The Capen' Leonldas Ury, states
that he will have his independent
team going in great shape in a short
time. Cap. Is nc-w arranging games
with the strong M'Alester team
be played in this city in the very
near future.
Mr. Ufer, we are glad to state,
says in a letter to Jim Flynn, that he
has about arranged the light between
Morris and Flynn to be held in New
York or Philadelphia in a short time
—probably Labor day. This will not
he much consolation to Morris' host
of friends among the railroad and oil
field boys ho would have attended
the fight In a bunch had It been held
in this neck of the woods.
lathes." The C.oard reserves the right
to re)ect any and nil bids.
W. H. DAVIS,
Clerk.
THROW OUT THE LINE
Give tlic Kidneys Help ami Many Mus-
kogee People Will Be Happier.
Archie Bull Is to Keep Bachelor1!
llall There With Friends.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. July 8.--Th(
White house for the remainder of the
summer Is to be a sort of bachelors
hall, for President Taft does not In-
tend to spend alone In the big mansion
the hot days that congreas requires
him to stav here. On his return from
Indianapolis, the president found the
White house deserted and so quite
that he Immediately asked Secretary
HI lies and Major A. W. Butt to move
in and Join him. Mr. Hllles' family Is
down on Long Island snil Major Butt
is unmarried, 90 arrangements were
easily made. They have practically
the entire White house at their dis-
posal and will not only sleep there,
but expect also to dine there In more I
or less state when* the president's)
duties keep htm In town.
A NEW $100,000 ICE PLANT.
Sallisaw Pitcher
Had 22 Strikeouts
SALLISAW. July 4.— (Special) —
Sallisaw defeated Ft. Smith here to-
day before one of the largest crowds
which ever attended a game In this
city, the game being played on Gil-
bert field. A phenomenal game was
pitched by Edgermxn of the locals
who struck out 22 men and allowed
but one hit and allowing but two
men te reach first base. Score:
Sallisaw 8 10 2
Ft. Smith 0 1 8
Batteries—Edgerman and Barsh;
Llndhurg and Eddleman.
HAPPIF.ST GIHIJ IN MNCOI.N.
A Lincoln, Neb., girl writes, "I had
been ailing for some time with chronlo
constipation and stomach trouble. I
began taking Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets and in three days I
was able to be up and got better right
along. I am tho proudest girl in Lin-
coln to find such a good medicine."
For sale by all dealers.
TIIKN IT BEGAN.
Edith: "I am sorry you were not
asked to the I'emberton ball, dear.
You know 1 will he there, of course."
Cora: "Yes; but then Kate Pem-
berton knows T am far too young to
be of any use as a chaperon."—
Judge.
Sprains require careful treatment.
Keep quiet and apply Chamberlain's
Liniment freely. It will remove the
soreness and quickly restore the parts
to a healthy condition. For sale by
all dealers.
Colonel G. F. Bucher Closes Deal
With Kansas Oil) Parties.
Eufaula, Vian, Spiro, Checotah, Mc-
Alester, Council liill, Wainwright and
other elghborlng towns have good
ball teams which are anxious for
games so why not get busy fellows
and lets arrange some kind of a cir-
cuit for the balance of the season.
The Phoenix *111 do all it can for
you—every one of you s > get busy-
Sixth race 1 1-16 mile, selling—| challenge one another and *e will
Mockler. Sliver Knight, Chemulpo.1
Time 1:48 4-5
I publish same.
'Throw Out the Life Line"—
The kidneys need help.
They're overworked—can't get the
poison filtered out of the blood.
They'ro getting worse every minute.
Will you help them?
Doan's Kidney Pills have brought
thousands of kidney sufferers back
from the verge of despair.
""'ill cure any form of kidney trou
jle.
Mrs. C. W. Dorsey, 213 N, Ninth St.,
Muskogee, Okla., says: "The public
statement I gave some years ago rec-
ommending Doan's Kidney Pills still
holds good. I occasionally use tbls
remedy and.lt always brnlgs the best
of results. 1 suffered intensely from
backache and there was a stinging
sensation In my left kidney. My sight
troubled me and I was nervous and
devoid of energy. The kidney secre-
tions looked unnatural and showed
that my kldn.ys were at fault. My
husband finally brought home a box
of Doan's Kidney Pills and upon using
them, I was soon rid of my trouble."
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents. f'oster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo,
New York, sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Doan's—and
take no other.
For summer diarrhoea In children
always give Chamberlain's Colic.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and
castor oil, and a speedy euro is cer-
tain. For sale by all dealers.
A $100,000 Ice and cold storage
plant Is Muskogee's newest Industry.
Yesterday Colonel G. F. Bucher closed
a deal with Kansas City capitalists
for the site and according to agree
ment the building will be under pro-
cess of erection inside of two months.
Over thirty days ago a representa-
tive of the Kansas City people was In
Muskogee looking for an opening for
such a plant and since leaving ho has
visited cities throughout Now Mex-
I leo, Arlxona, Utah and California
with the same idea. A few days ago
he returned and told Mr. Bucher thai
Muskogee looked better than an>
CHILD'S HEN) SOLD
place on the map to him and that he
was ready ^o buy a site.
Yesterday a location In the north
part of the city along the M. O. and
G. track was decided upon and the
papers signed. The building will bt
of brick and concrete construction,
absolutely modern In every respect
and will have a capacity larger than
any plant now In the city.
CON SI' M PTI ON CURED.
Record shows over 86 per cent ol
cures at Pine Bldge sanitarium. Write
for booklet and full Information. R
F. D. No. 4. Pine Ridge Sanitarium
Atlanta, Ga. (adv.)
HaV* your photo made at Greeno'>
Studio; special prices on all grade.;
work. All 18.00 work reduced thl
week to $5.00. 210 S. 3rd St. (adv.)
Auto Livery. Phone 2630. (adv.)
It Was Awful. Cried Continually.
Had to Hold and Watch Him
to Keep Him from Scratching. •
Suffering Was Dreadful.
Had not Used Half a Set of Cuticura
Remedies Before Head was Clear
and Free from Eczema.
"I think the Cuticura Remedies a \
the best remedies for 1 h"v"
ever heard of. My mother had a child
who had a rash on its head when it was
real young Doctor called it tjaby rash.
He gave us medicine, but it dsl no
good. In a few days the head was a
solid mass, a running sore. It was
awful, the child cried continually. V. a
had to hold him and watch him I to
keep hire] from scratching the sore.
His Buffering was dreadful. \t last we
remembered Cuticura Remeuias. W
got a dollar bottle of Cuticura Resol-
vent, a box of Cuticura Ointment, and
a bar of Cuticura Soap. Wo gave the
Resolvent a-< directed, wash<-d the head
with the Cuticura Soap, and ePP''"J
tho Cuticura Ointment. We had not
I used half Isforo the child s bead was
1 clear and free from eczema, and it has
never come back again. His head was
healthy and he had a l>eautiful head of
hair. I think the Cuticura Ointment
very good for the hair. It makes the
hair grow and prevents fall'"f. hS|r
(Signed) Mrs. Francis Lund, Plain City,
Utah. Sept. 19, 1910.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment are for
sale throughout the world, huttothose
who have suffered much, lost hope end
are without faith in any treatment, a
liberal sample of oaoh with 32-p. booJ*"
let on the skin will be mailed free, on
application. Address Potter Drug A
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