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U-'B z THE OGDEN STANDARD, OGDEN, UTAH, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 25, 1913.
I' ECZEMA ON SCALP
ITCHED AHP BM
A'ould Fester and Come to Head.
Could Not Sleep. Hair Fell Out.
Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Cured in Two Weeks.
R. F. D. No- 3. 9eymour. Mo. "Nfy
tcaJp broVn out with flno pimples at tho
trt. They ltchd tsd burnt! so much that
I wu compelled to cratch
f Sl tbcm nd they would fcitor
m and come to a head and break
out again Tho troublo waa
8 f att-eodrd by such burning and
jWPjL Itchlns I could not slp, also
7v. "jj i when I aweat It burned the
r fwfc?U sMxot. My hair fell out grad-
Iwl ually and tbe scalp kept rouh
and dry with Itching and
, burning. Af(r about two years th plmptoa
' broke out bwoen my fhoulders. Mycloth
! In Irritated them. I was troubled with that
' ecrema Are or six year
"I tried overj thing that was worn
! mended without any benefit until I OMd tho
: Cuticura Soap and Olntmnnt according to
directions, and Cuticura 8oap and Ointment
cured me sound and well In two weeks "
(Signed) B, L FCUllan. Nov 22. 1012
For pimp In and blackheads th following
; if a roost effective and economical troa'ment.
Gently auicar the affected parts with Cuticura
Ointment on tho end of tho finger, but do not
i rub. Wash off the Cuticura Ointment In flvo
minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water
and contiouo bathing for some minutes This
treatment ii txwt on rising and retiring. At
, other times use Cuticura Soap freely for tho
toilet and bath to assist in preventing Inflam
mation. Irritation and clogging of tho pores.
Sold everywhere Mbcral sample of each
mailed free, with 33-p. Skin Hook Address
post-card ' Cuticura. Dept. T. frost on.'
4"Mon who have and shampoo with Cu
ticura Soap will And it best for skin and scalp.
I WIRELESS ALARM
SYSTEM INSTALLED
New York, Dec 24 Control of tin1
'fire department's fleet of eleven ve&
sels by wireless Is the latest exten
sion of the fire alarm system ot New
York City, according to announce
ment by Fire Commissioner Johnson
The fireboat James Duane, first of
the fleet to be equipped with the ap
paratus yesterday responded to ord
ers from headquarters to respond to
an alarm and while proceeding at full
speed she got another order to re
turn to her station. In less than two
minutes a reply was received that
I the vessel was putting about.
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WOULD ENFORCE TENNIS RULES
Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 24 Walter
F Johnson, who was a member ol
the American tennis team which won
the Davis cup competition in Kngland
Ia8t summer, in discussing the -changes
in the tennis rules proposed by
the English authorities, said last
night that he believes the rules re
garding service and foot faults should
be rigidly enforced He had been
taught, he said, to keep both feet op,
or back of the service line until the
ball is struck
"A man who adheres closely to the
back court game rarely has a foot
fault called," said Johnson "There
are, however, many men of uatlonal
reputation who would suffer if tho
rules already on the statute books
were rigidly enforced. Rigid rules
will In no way embarrass the man
who has a faultless service "
BE PRETTY! Till
GRAY HAIR DARK
Try Grandmother's old Favor
ite Recipe of Sage Tea
and Sulphur.
Almost everyone knows that Sage
Tea and Sulphur, properly compound
ed, brines back the natural color and j
lustre to the hair when faded, streak- i
ed or gray; aJso ends dandruff, itch
lng scalp and stops falling hair.
Yean ago the only way to get this
mixture was to make it at home,
which is mussv and troublesome
Nowadays, by asking at any drug
store for "Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur ,
Hair Remedy," you will get a lars :
hott'e of this famous old recipe fori
about 50 cents.
Don't stay gray! Try it! No one
can possibly tell that you darkened
your hair, as it does it so naturallv
and evenly. Yon dampen a sponge or
eoft brush with it and draw th Is
through your hair, taking one small
strand at a time, by morning tho
irra hnlr disappears, and after anoth
er application or two, our hair be
comes beautifully dark, thick and
glossy Agents, A R. Mclntyre
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SENATOR STONE ILL
Washington Dec. "4 Senator
.tcne of Missouri, stricken with the
grippe a lew days ago, and for whom
tears were felt, was reported today
I by his physicians to be out of danger.
I EAT YOUR PECK OF DIRT
But
BE CAREFUL HOW YOU BREATHE IT
These latest Electric Cleaners we rent for $ 1 .00
per 24 hours, we call for them and deliver them,
j ELECTRIC SERVICE CO.
I, Phone [phone]th St.
"If It's Electrical We Do It."
I OGDEN SHOE REPAIRING FACTORY
, Ladies' Sewed Soles 50c
Rubber Heels (any kind) 35o
" Extra time for shoe repairing from
sFVfTi )LES 6y All Kinds of Shoes Donc-Whlla
IfMerrg
(Dtr talmas
1 INDEPENDENT
MEAT COMPANY
SALTS FINE FOR
ACHIPIG KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat which
clogs Kidneys, then the
Back hurts.
Most folks forget that the kidneys,
liko the bowels, get sluggish and clog
ced and need a flushing occasionally,
else we have backache and dull
misery In the kidney region, severe
headaches, rheumatic twinges, torpid
liver, acid stomach, sleeplessness and
all sorts of bladder disorders.
You ajmply must keep your kid
neys active and clean, and the mo
ment you feel an ache or pain in the
kidney region, get about four ounces
of Jad Salts from any good drug store
; here, take a tablespoonful In a phis;;
I of water before breakfast for a few
days and your kidneys will then act
fine. This famous salts Is made from
I the acid of grapes and lemon juice,
combined with lithla. and is harmless
to flush clogged kidneys and stimu
late them to normal activity. It also
neutralizes the aclls In the urlno so
it no longer irritates, thus ending
bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; Inexpensive;
malu.-s a delightful effervescent lithia
water drink which everybody should
take now and then to keep their kid
neyg clean, thus avoiding serious com
plications
A well-known loal druggist says he
sells lots of Jad Salts to folks who be
lieve in overcoming kidney troublo
while it is only trouble. Advertisement.
REBELS ENTERTAIN
AMERICAN OFFICERS
Culiacan, Slnaloa, Dec. L'4 After
being entertained here at a banquet
and ball, Admiral Cowles. command
ing the United States Pacific fleet.
Captain Y. W Gilmer of the cruiser
Pittsburg, and five other American
naval officers, left today for the coast
Felipe Riveras Constitutionalist gov
ernor oi Mnaioa. t;eneral iturne. in
surgent commander in the state, and
other Mexican officers and officials
probably will accept the admiral's in
vitation to visit the American ships
today.
At the banquet last night. Admiral
Cowle3 spoke in answer to an ad
dress in English by Colonel Eduardo
Hay, chief of staff to General Iturbe
The American admiral declared tnai
jingoism" pructically did not exist
in the I'nited States and never had
existed to any extent. He said the
I'nited States wished Mexico to set
tle her own difficulties and expressed
the hope that the Mexican difficulties
would be regulated promptly. The
admiral also expressed good feeling
for the Mexican people
The speech was applauded vigor
ously.
As far as was made known, Admiral
Cowles visit here was of a purely
social nature He and his party were,
sent to the coast on Governor Riveras
special train which brought them
here
SURPRISES MANY
IN OGDEN
The QUICK action of simple buck
thorn bark, glycerine, etc.. as mixed
I in Adler-l-ka, the remedy which be
came famous by curing appendicl' is,
Is surprising Ogden people. Many
have found that this 6lmple remedy
drains so much foul matter from the
system that A SINGLE DOSE re
lieves constipation, sour stomach and
gas e.n the stomach almost IMMED
IATELY. Adler-i-ka is the most thor
ough bowel cleanser ever sold. A. R
Mclntyre, Druggist, 2421 Wash Ave
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AMERICAN POWERFUL
RIVALS OF ENGLISH
New Orleans, La., Dec. 24. Amerl
cans have set up a powerful competi
tion against the English race foi
South American business, Sir Lord
Murray of Elibank. here today on his
way from Colombia. Ecuador, ana
Costa Rica, where he discussed con
traitors, recently criticised in this
country, in the interest of S. Pearson
Sons of London
The competition was to be expect
ed. said Lord Murray and he re
garded it as the legitimate procedure
of rival business men.
"What I do object to." said Lord
Murray, "Is the report that has gain
ed more or less currency that the
Pearsons are hostile to American in
terests as a whole That is not true
We have extensive business associa
tions in the United States."
THO JILTED, SHE'S
NOT HEART-BROKEN
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Mrs. Matteo Sandona.
Within a few months after bring
ing 6uit for breach of promise
against Captair, William Woodus
Greene, commander of the Japanese
liner Chiyo Maru, Miss Gertrude
MacFarlane, famous beauty and
prominent in social circles m San
Francisco and Hawaii, has just been
married to Matteo Sandona, the well
known portrait painter.
The breach of promise suit never
came to trial, the captain compromis
ing by paying hir jilted fianceo
$7,000. lie married another girl.
William Knight since Infancy, has
been legally adopted by Mr and Mrs.
Knight, who have no other chlldrei..
WOULD CHANGE NAME
OF MIDLAND TRAIL."
Salt Lake, Dec. 25 Delegates from
Nevada, Colorado and Utah will meet
at the Commercial club of Salt Lake
January 5 for the purpose of uniting
in an effort to have the name ol
the Midland trail changed to the Lin
coin highway through these three
states. Secretary of State Mattson
arranged the meeting yesterday and
Governor Spry will appoint delegates
from thi6 tjtate in the near future. A
W. Henderson of Colorado Springs!
has already arranged for the appoint
ment of delegates from Colorado and
some will shortly be named for Ne
vada
TEACHING CHILDREN TO
AVOID ACCIDENTS
The children are gathered in the
schoolroom, Brooklyn, listening to a
lecturer, who, with a pointer and
charts discourses upon the dangers
of the city street and showj how to
avoid tiiem. When he Is through he
presents each child with a safety but
ton as a reminder or his advice.
Howard, Mabel and Robby remain af
ter the other children to ask a few
additional questions. After school
Bobby lives up to the lesson by not!
fylnp the police of a live wire he dis
COVen on the car track. He is prais-!
ed by tho crod on the scene for his :
thoughtfulness.
Through Howard's carelessness, lit
tle Mabel narrowly escapes death
when she falls in front of a street car I
and is saved bv the safety device on
the car. She Is crossing the track
with Howard. Roth are on roller I
! skates. Running in front of a north
bound car thev suddenly discover
that a car coming south Is heading
them off Howard Jumps to safety, I
but his sister is net so quick and
falls before the car An automobile
"omlng south on the avenue stalls. I
forcing a wagon to cut In to the left
between the elevated railroad posts
I on to the car track in order to pass. '
j Just as the wagon is hauled on to the
I track the car crashed into it, crumhl
I ing It to pieces and crushing the drh
er beneath the wreckage, all due to
thoughtlessness.
Some boys are playlnr ball on a
side street Howard, the catcher, j
misses the ball, which bounds away '
across the car track on the avenue.
He runs after it blindly and suddenly
realises that he is betwen two cars.
Bewildered he leaps for safety, jump
ing in front of a speeding automobile,
which runs over him Howard is
crippled for life. After many days of
suffering he is taken from his bed
In the hospital for a ride in a roller
chair. He sees boys and girls play
ing tag and leapfrog on the hospital
lawn, and, with tear-filled eyes, real
izes the terrible price of his thought
lessness Electric Rallwav Journal
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NEW COMPANY WILL
MINE AT GOLCONDA
It is the firm conviction of a num
ber of Salt Lake mining men Inter-1
ested In the Golconda Nev., district
that once famous prbductlng camp
will in the near future develop into
a second Goldfield. The recovery
Gold Mines company has just been
formed to develop the south end of
extension of the old Kramer gold
mine on ?one Kramer hill which wa,s
recently reported sold for $3o0.000.
The new purchasers of the Kramer
took possession immediately and .1
H. Playter expects to soon have a
force of men putting the old mine
in shape for production on no small
scale, accordinc to Hugh H. Tarbet of
this city.
The Recovery people haw a ihaft
down 100 feet. A drift has started off
OB the 50 foot level. Here vein has
l-en rut showlnjr 12 feet of 8 fr..e
milliner gold ore with small silver val
ues The Utah men connected with
tho Recovery propertv say that with
a little mill they think the eompanv
can ho put on a paving basis in a
short time.
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CONTACT BUSY ON
ANNUAL WORK
H. M. Shields, one of the Utah min
mg men heavily interested In the'
camp of Contact, Nov , came in from
there this week with encouraging
word for the big copper section. Mr.
Shields controls the Copper Shields
group of claims which Is situated in
side and near the extreme westerly
point of the great copper horseshoe.
He has dvoloped the ore to a depth
of about 150 feet. One of the princi
pal veins opened is three feet wide
showing copper values of 12 to
per cent. Tho. ore also carries some
silver and gold. This mineralized con
tact is between the porphrv and the
granite.
There are many of the properties
In camp now artiv0 as it is the time
, of the year when the big assessment
i bee is on in full buzzing force
CENTER CANNOT JUMP FOR
BALL IS NEW RULING.
The state high school and college
basketball coaches are having a hard
time to settle disputes over the rules
for 1913 and 1914. Only a few change
cs have been made, but probably the
most Important is that the two cenf
eis cannot catch the ball, when jump
ing after the referee has tossed it up
According to a letter from the rules
committee this rule is made clear bv
th following "No player In jump
ing for the ball after it has been toss-
d up by the referee, Is allowed to
recover the ball until It has been
played by one of his team mates or
one of his opponents."
Another change in the ruling is that
the players In jumping should keep
ore hand back of them and face each
other. This rule prevents any rough
work on the jump and gives an equal
chance to both players
The above changes are the most
important and some of the high
school coaches have already started
to teach their men to follow out these
instructions, but there are s till a few
who hold to their old Ideas. The lat
ter must get In the swim at once or
puffer the ruling of the officials, who
now know the true interpretations.
OLD NAU AUG MINE
YIELDS $70 ORE
Conditions at the old Nau Aug mine.
ieUo miles from Hadley, which,
property was recently taken over by
the Big Four Exploration company
of this city, are decidedly encourag
ing, according to the story which Mor-
I ris P Kirk and K. C Woolley. two
of the principal owners, brought down
i from Idaho yesterday.
They have some beautiful sped
mens of steel galena from the recent
7 3 Guaranteed for
coro.ikrr ,, e, owiiecMi;Mrrv. ltd. 0 YeirS
A -COMMUNITY- OF INTEREST
I For Sale by GEO. A. LOWE (XT.
strike on the seventh level This
ore runs $70 to $74 a ton and carries
on an average SO ounces silver and!
72 to 78 per cent lead
The strike was made in a winze
which is being sunk from a level 700
feet below the old workings. The
winze is now down 28 feet. The
rich streak is averaging 12 Inches in
width between two permanent gran
ite walls. The vein has a practically
vertical pitch and it is looking ex
tremely promising
Another property in that vicinity
which is making good is the Plugoft
group. Here from a 75 foot shaft
three carloads of ore have lately been
shipped. The last car covered oil
tons, and brought $2700 net smelter
returns. This ore runs $78 a ton
and is a lead carbonate. It carries
as much as 78 per cent lead.
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Read the Classified Ads.
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Tho TfHfrt ot thin psr-er wlD b p'M ti Z
learn that (berc la at lrast oar dreaded dlea
cbat science baa been able to cure la all Iti
(tapes, and tb.it Is Catarrh. Hall s Catarrh Core
ft tbf only nosltlre rare now known to tbe med-
lal fratrrnltT. Catarrh being; a conatltdt tonal -UUeate.
require a constitutional treatment q
Mall a Catarrh Cure Is taUea lntornallr. actlns; "
directly uro tbo blood and mucoaa surfacaa ot
tbe ajatem. thereby destroying tb foundation i
( tho dla'-a-e, and glTint; tbe patient strenxth "
by building up tbe constltutU-n and assisting no-
ture In lo!np Its work Tbe proprietor haTa pi
so nrai-h faith In Ita -uratlTw power that they
ofiVr One HundTd Dollar for any eaae that It
falls to rure. Send for Hat of testlsoalal.
Address F. J. CHENEY ft CO. Toledo, O.
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In extending Christmas greetings and thanks to our many friends for L
the kindness and patronage they have favored us with throughout the in
past year. It has been with their help and consideration that has made roc
our success possible. The decks are cleareci for the coming business of
the new year. We are going to try as never before to merit the confi- 'a?
dence and favor of every economical housewife by continuing our ?EV
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policy of the best grade of food supplies and ONLY the best at the
right prices. May the coming year hold in store many good things for uf
our old friends and new.
We
J. S. CARVER & SONS I
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ORPHAN IS 'ADOPTED.
I Provo, Utah. Dec. 23 Rlcharo
(Knight, a 3ear-ola orphan, who has
been in the rare of Mr and Mrs J
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