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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10
ne HsNNERY

Luck has never yet and never yin
slut 10 poultry market with first
class So - or fowls
Any Old hen can lay IA the spring.
but for winter business when eggs are
high it takes the he. planned for In
advance 10 do the trick. Now IS the
time 10 plan hens for next year.
A Massachusetts, poultryman IN
formed NE last winter that he had
lost no chicks by hawks and crows
since no had kept a small flock OF
guineas, though losing many before.
Their strident voices seem 10 discoo.
cert the fealhered marauders.
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We SHOULD APPRECIATE THE
EXCELLENT INSTITUTIONS
or GUTHRIE.

a Leader reporter had the pleasure
o. visiting and investigating the work
81 the Capital City business college
aud was surprised 10 nud a very live
Institution A look at the various de-
parb1ents Of D okkeeplng shorthand
and iypewltlng revealed The fact that
here IS an institution which Guhue
should foster careinlly. as St is a bene-
IL to the clty. and is turning out
6rst class set Of students who can
take cave of any position to which
they may be called What IS SO strik-
ing in the Commercial department Is
the fact that actual business is taught.
Students were transacting business
at the various banks, mercantile es.
Adjustments. and clearing houses
just as il Is done in real business life.
They were buying and selling goods
Of all classes and descriptions. maxi
ing out drafts and checks entering
transactions in the books and, taking
il as a whole, was quite miniature
business world Farther back was
the Shorthand department presided
over by skilled teachers Glasses
were rociting and taking diotauon at
speed witch would astonish the old
time shorthand writer's The Leader
representative was told that before
completing ne stenographic course.
eight hours a day are spent in what is
known as the model office, where
atual business aictation is given in
conjunction with onice training AM
other feature 81 the shorthand taught
Is thgt lt can be learned bY anyone
with ordinary ability in SO short a
time as three months. and by those
with exceptional ability IN shorter
ti1e still The fsct is verified by
many recent students who completed
the course n eighl to ten weeks
The discipline of the school is very
rigid. All students are demanded to
act 10 peWect gentleman ana lady
like manner adhering strictly TO hust
ness during the entire day. and me
Absolutely forbddcn rreqnentine
places Of Questionable rcpete o~der
ID the various lass rooms is perfect
ID fact ths Leader reporter caald DIS
corn no friction whatever which IS
nlturally agpqpliug 10 the earnest
young men AMI women Interested
along these lines Each department
works tremendously 10 conjunction
with tho other giving The school an
appearance Of clock work Groups OF
busy students paid no atteRiion to
anything but business A question as
to the aunual enroliment was asked.
and upon being told that it exceeded
two hundred and nifty. the reporter
cid a little rapid calculation, which by
the way ia also taught I'm connection
with the commercial crrse. Two
hundred and fifty stcdents coming in
from the yariogs parts Of Oklahoma
and Indian Territory pay for board
and lodging for nct less than two
months If on the combined course
iye months, and the cost board
and lodging at sl5 per month for each
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cHANoEs ON o. e. q {.

The Denver, Enid & Gulf Ra 'ro' ?
company. office Of general manager, ci--
cular No. To- An concerned? Emecthe e
Novembee T. 1906 the following changes
win be made in station Mares;
Corwin, Okla, to Writ 0ra pcug-
las. Okla, TO Onyx, Okla; co,dwate7.
Okla, To- Hnlsdale, Okla, Nashvins
Okla. ID Nash Okla; Burlington, Okla
10 wheaton oklahoma. Please make
changes IN an publications carrying sta
tion names.
G. c. STARNWEArHER,
Acting General Manager
Enid, Odla October &c. 1906.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10
HAVE YOU ROOAS ?

An persons having furnished rooms
for rent during the constitutional con-
vention. viii kindly send their names
and addresses 90 The Leader office
The Leader mas a large number OF
Inquiries for rooms from delegates
The majority of delegates viii be ao-
companied here by their wives They
want rooms away from hotels Send
names and addresses to The Leader
nice al once
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Great happiness came iato the home
of s, c. Blair. school supsrintendent a.
81. Albans. w. Va. when his little
daughter was restored on the dcead-
ful complaint he names. lie says: MY
little daughter had st. Vltus' Dance
which yielded to no treatment but grew
steadily worse until as last resort we
tried Electric Btte-s: and 1 rejoice to
say, three bottles effect a a complete
cure" QuicN, sure cure f1r nervous com
plants, general debility, female weak
nesses, Impoverished blood ond malaria.
Guaranteed ny all drug stores Price SOC.
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Urylng preparations SIMPLY cc,s

DryIng preparations SIMPLY cctg
op dry larrh; they dry up tho secretion
Which adhere to the membrane and decou
pose, causing q far more serious tropble thal
the crdinnry form Of catarrh. Avoid al dr.
ing luhalants, fumes, smokes and snuL
and use that which cloanses soothcs au
heals. Ely's Cream Balm is such a remod
and VIII cure catarrh or coldln the hea,
easily aud pleasantly a trial size win b
mailed for 10 cents. All druggists sell ~
soc size. Ely Brothers, G5Warreu ST., Nj
Tho Balm cures without pain, does u
irritate or cause sneezing. Ifspraeds lice,
over an iirimtcd and Ungry surface, rel.sg
ing immediately the painful infammaton
With Ely's Cream Balm you are armsC
against Nasal Catar.h and Hay Fever.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

A PaHsl.l eye scientist has beeA
making experiments to discover the
effects Of baiooning 1T varying alts
tudes upon the human visual system
Az an altitude OF G.O0O feet bottle
was flung overheard into lake be.
reath. The occupants of the car were
able to follow With ease the descent
Of the bottle through the air, and also
able TO watch the neck OF the "essel
as II disappeared into the water. Ihe
balloon then scared tc greater height
and by examination the Goctor ascer-
tanned that at this oititude there was
q considerable diminution Of the pres
sure on the visual organs The pupils
a.steF led and the sensibility OF the
optic nerve was appreciably inc ied
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Manzau relieves Instantly tho pain
caused by those bliad bleeding, itching
and 2rotrudlng \pnes. l. is put up in
conapslble tubes in such way that It
can be applied where the trouble origi-
mates. thus stopping the pain imme-
dlately Try one bottle AID If you are
not Selieved. your Money will be re-
funded Try our free Offer. sod by J.
n MaIlace.
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Yes s Fashionable.

Ladies are going to weas waistcoats
this winter, which they call by the
plebian name Of vests. Orange velvet.
embroidered in brown and such like
combinations are some Of those that
have already been seen. The artistic
woman win be sure to have something
very pretty in the vest lire.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10
EAMous srRIkE RRgAkERs.

The most famous strike breakers in
the land are D. Kings New Life Pins.
When live- and bowels 80 on strike. the ?
quickly settle the trouble, and the puri-
tying work goes right on. Best cure for
cons ipation. headache ana dizziness.
csc at an druggist
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

Whitewash is much better than
paint for dairy barns, both inside and
outside. II does not cost as much
and Is much more sanitary than paint
Paint viii spoil a pail Of milk. white.
wash win not. IL needs to be renewed
oftener but that is not an objection:
e is rather in ia favor Everything
about a dairy harm should ha kept
sweet and clean
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

iorty-hve institutions. Industrial
training has become a leading feat
ure of The work. The principal work
to be d.ne at the present meeting
win be to apportion sl5O,oOO 10 the
schools. and a like amount to churches
in the South.
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See Roblosn's Bargain Table.
IN
SUNDAY SCHOOL.

OKLAHOMA DAY IN
SUNDAY SCHOOL.
December End will be observed by the
Sunday schools Of an denominations as
Oklahoma Day The Oklahoma Sunday
School association has Hepared an in
teresting program TO take the place Of
the uual opening ana closing exercises n
the regular Sunday school hour, leaY-
Ing time fo7 the lesson as usual. The
program Is simple and doe not require
much preparation. Programs win be fur
nlshed free in needed quantities to any
Sunday school which ask for them.
send ORDERS 10 the secretary Of your
county Sunday School association or TO
William Rogers. General Secretary n
the oklahoma Sunday schou association
Medford, Okla
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10
NJ. E. CONFERENCE.
nRr Associnted Pressl !

TulsaA I. r.. Nov. io.-The confer
encS Of Indian missions cf the NJ. f.
church. south, was begun here today
withsan attendance of several hum
dred delegates
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-11-10

sDr. Thomas Electric on Is the best
remedy for that often fatal oisease--
Group. Has been used with success in
our family Tor eight years Mrs l.
Whiteacre, Bunalo y.
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Get copy The Leaders special
industrial edition issued Nov O. Al
Leader counting room. Price l0cc
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

Of mind hey come 10 many patterns
and n wide range Of colors, and Tor
the woman who can afford but ono
drcssy gown in addition 90 her cloth
suit. the foulard is just the thing.
A costume uudc of this fabric In
laurel green covered with small dots
was developed iu two piece gown.
Tho waist was made with tucks stitch.
cd from shoulder 20 belt line. A sim.
ulaic.i box plait marked the closing iu
the front. while the yokc was seal.
loped both back aud front, aud bishop
sleeves with a deep cuG was providol.
Five CORES shaped the skirt, which was
adjusted closely about the hip, naring
gracefully 90 tho lower edge. invcrt.
ci plait stitched 20 knee depth are seen
in the front of tho skirt. and a simil.
ar arrangement Of the fullnc~ at the
back coucoalcd the closing A deep
hem finished tho lower cdgc Of the
skirt which wns cut IN round length,
Tho waist blouscs easily over a crush.
- bolt In tho front. which provides a
neat finish 10 this costume.
Foulari IL particularly suited 10 the
shirt whist suits anil ono made after
this model wus of blue and green check.
oil foulard. The skirt opened at tho
side Of the front, there IL n wide gorc
la front aml plalts side aud back. A
band Of bluo tancia borlcrcd with
braid trimmed the edge over the clos.
ing and tho same bordcrcd the bottom
OF tho skirt anil surrounds Il a. knee
/ depth. Tho waist IL tucked over the
shoulders anal the sleeves are tucked
below elbow where there h finish oi
the taficia band edged with braid and
tho same trimmed tho neck and front,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

that bring ont Of thc fray aud shabbi.
ness Of the winter costume and which
most women have not the courage 20
wear at such times; moreover. they
are too heavy Tor comfort. There must
be a spring suit in readiness
A very great diversity Of material.
are offered from which 90 choose,
checked suitings hue worsieds and Pan.
amas in many effects are shown in gray
and whitc' Mohairs In plain and fancy
wclvcs; aud chiffon broadcloth in The
ligb,cst possible weight Be- shown Cor
drossy wear.
In making the new spring suit che
circular skirt either in plain or with
plated hack aud front b. most often
chosen. though a few skirts u.s. tho
plaiis and simulated yoke The most
popular walking skirts are short aud
DAT about the hips Among the coats
one may choose that model which b
most becoming 60 the agurei d may be
the new bolcro which has taken auo,h,
er lease of life and Is justly popular
now, or the blouse Etou, which IL still
Ia favor, the chic Pony lcarasao) jack
oi, modified box coat, and last there
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
NEW YORK
FASHION
LETTER

New York. March 3.-As soon as We
,sye sprinklcd our heads with the
ps..d ashes Of Ash Wednesday, as
,ufn 90 what is nothing moro than an.
cher form of the frivolitics we are
apposol to be repcnting of-and what
uoald Lent be without our planning
iof our Faster gowns and hatsi From
sow on thc needles Of tho sewing wo'
nsn will ay, and the stores will be
agwlei With shoppers and bargain
lss,ers Fortunately there l. eessa'
tas Of great social events this time.
Probably the arst thing every woman
lsrrs 60 arrange for is the "spring
vie 20 which must be In readiness for
lAos bright warm spring days that 80
oilsa come before the Faster tide days
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

which blso closed az ono ddo cut In
dcpc points The neck was low, open.
ing over a dainty lucc chcmisctte.
Remember 20 bc quite fashionable
there must be queens gray dress
somewhere among your summer outfit
Indeed, YOU may well have two, for
there is an amazing diversity Of shades
from palcst silver, argent color, dove,
aud gun metal; but tho very dark tints
that have "a shadow Of black over them
are no longer liked.
CATHERINE MANNPAYZANT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

look, and one can buy water proof fab.
rics and cravenette 50 cheaply by the
yard today that It is worth ones while
to take the trouble to gain the note Of
Individuality.
Some Of these coast are simply made,
lifting slightly in the back. relieved
only by the velvet collar and cuffs. but
taking good care to keep the long
straight lines which is its salient fea.
ture. Many Of the silks and mohairs
have undergone process by which
they have become water proof and Of.
ten when these lighter weight materials
are used the long lines are emphasized
by groups Of tucks inverted and box
plaits.
These coats are also frequently made
up In Scotch cheviots and homcspuns
Irish twceds and serve. and they are
used for travelling. motoring or as gen.
oral utility wear. They are very prae.
tical and may be loft unlincd accord.
Ing 20 weight on the material.
Dust coats for summer wear are mos.
appropriately developed from spot
proof silks, linen. and 6nc mohairs.
which may be found iu many more col.
ors than Formerly.
Later ON when the white dresses are
Co hc ma,o up. the woman who buys
will 6ud plenty Of variety both as to
material and pattern. Contrary to
earlier expectations there are sur.
prisirg number Of skirts made Of white
and cream broatcloth, serge and mo.
hair, at least there are great many
iu the exhibits now on view; and a good
tlca it is that appeals to women as a
rood Investment for wear with sheer
lingerie waists, or those Of silk Ia
white or very pale tints.
The linens are "cu rcglc" Tor next
seasons wear, one. the "toilc an
cieuuc." " will receive especial favor. Z,
may be found in plain wcavcs with
small embroidered dcsigns both open
or heavy of dots a,rcwhcads, coffee
grains also 10 rich lace anal cmbroid
cry combination Tor use IN trimming
The panels and coats.
Although the linens IN white hav,
che preference. tho colored linens will
also have q share Of popularity am
come in plain, checked and mclangc n
fccts, also those 10 stripes. In cmhroid
cred robes there would seem 90 be- N,
end. You can get them In any good,
az any price. ranging from a few dol
lars TO a small fortune Some of thcs'
robes come in sheer handkerchief lines
with exquisite hand cmbroidcfics. 9th
crs are In ordinary lawn goods with th'
ordinary machine work
ono of tho most pleasing bits o.
ncws is that Foularics are 10 the from
again and the fact that they are nov
spot proof aud brought In tho be-
characteristics of the other silks MAX
them a favorite with women who mus
of necessity be of an economical tur
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
startling Mortality.

Statistics show startling mortality
from appendicitis and pcri,oniiia To
prevent aud cure these awful diseases,
there is iust one reliable remedy, pr.
King's New Life Pills N. Fiannory,
Of it Custom House Place, Chicago,
saysi "Thcy have NJ equal Tor Con.
siipation and Biliousucss. e5c at j.
.C. pcrry's drug store.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

is the 22 inch jacket with loose fronts
and tight fitting back. Perhaps the
last two are the better modes for spring
while for the lighter summer dresses
the bolero and Eton are to be prefer.
rcd For utility wear use the modified
long coat sleeve with considerable ex.
ira fullness at the top, but for dress.
Ter wear the elbow or three.quarter
length is the appropriate style
Supposing that this suit has been de
veloped from one of the fine gray and
white worsteds in a small overcheck,
a gray chip hat Of turban shape trim.
med with plaitings Of white malinette
and ospreys fastened with iewelled
buckles would be a mOdish accompani.
ment. If becoming a high gray sail
or with white chiffon scarf could be
worn.
For the visiting costume one has
whole realm Of beautiful goods to
choose from. IL may be Of chiffon
broadcloth In the lightest weight and
Of the palest tint. it may be Of the new
tatcta suitings Ga little heavier than
the ordinary toHota, but soft and
dropy) ami some women will choose
the dcscrvedly popular Raiahs or Bur.
hnghoms which have such a number
of good qualities Co make Il an admir-
able fabric for the visiting costume
that half the costumes shown In the
spring exhibits are of this material,
other women will be gla Of the revival
Of the voiles, which are practical and
satisfactory.
These goods are an 80 well adapted
Co The princess mode that II a woman
can by any chance make it becoming
it is well 90 adopt that style. Or she
might choose BE- modification. the cors
clct skirt, with smart little bolcro
jacket, The princess skirts are bong
anil Of circular cut with plaits or gath.
cred around The waist II the wcarcr is
very slight The sleeves Of the bolcro
should bc of elbow or three quarter
lengths and The blouse should b. Of
lace or chiffon ur some other very dny
material A beautiful gown Of thi.
order was made Of green Raiah worn
with faint corn blouse and a uraliu.
etto hat Of the same shade a. Tho
hluu.o, high in tho back. be brim bound
with gold tissue. with two long plumcs
falling over the left side. A second
hat that could be worn with this coz.
tune was au English walking hat "
green straw plainly trimmed with a
simple wreath of green foliage and tiny
yellow flowers
Another garment that mus, receive
some consideration is the rain or dust
coat They av absolutely necessary
20 thc wardrobe Of every we'll dressed
woman, because they are so servieoable.
completely protecting dress from spot
and smireh, 10 has become a fad ~
late 20 have oHa's rain coat mad. 90
= order 20 avoid the factory mado''
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
First Advantage
and Feature of
the RaCyCIe

Il having the 5muk.hang,r bearings in
a dire,t line With the center of the
crauksi which is done by reeessing
The hub of ile erauks at che crank
axle. This places the two sets of bal!
bearings much wider apart, and hreet
ly uuJer the center OF the pedal or
crank drive Gas is shown by cut tu lefil
In using this principle Of construction
there is less pressure on the bali bear
iugs by the weight pushed on ile pedal
by the rider, as an Leverage aud pry
is eliminated by the bearings h'ing
PLACED In a direct line with the center
Of the erauks. II the pressure on The
ball bearings is diminished, the NeaT
on the balls cups and cones is reduced
in the same proportions therefore the
wear Is reiueel, the friction Is les-
seuel ana reasonable amount on
power is saved There being less power
required means saving 90 the rder
and a saving in wear on the entire
wheel.
If there wer6 no other advantages
than that OF having the bearings in a
direct lire with the center of ihe
eranks. this Of itself would make the
RACYCLE run easier and last longer
than any other make Of bicycle.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03
DO Yon aen

As we'll ne you would like toi n
not ~ 90 salem's leading opiician for
consultation. and find out what the
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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-03-03

We often asked Why does Hoods Sarsapar effect
Uondeu of that beyond the reach of medicine
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-07
PRESIDENT DIS.
MISSES TROOPS
ACTION UNPRECEDENTED II
MILITAR YHISToRY.
AN OFFICER ON TRIAL
Notorious Brownsville Regiment Dis
banded Entirely Because Would
Not Disclose Identity.

Washington, Nov. 6.-Unprecedent-
ed in the history Of the United States
army is the action of the president
just announced, in dismissing in dis
grace from the army, an entire battal-
ion Of negro troops, because of their
failure to disclose the identity of
some ftheir number who had been
guilty of violence and murder AS an
evidence, however, of his intention to
be fair to the colored troops, the pre-
sident has accompanied his action
with an order which may amount to
court martial of the white army
officer of high grade who was charged
with having cast slurs upon the color
ed troops. The story o fboth actions
is told in the official correspondence
made public today by the military sec
retary.
The action of the president is di-
rected gainst the squadron of the
Ninth Cavalry, colored troops, now
stationed at Fort Reu because Ger.
tain memhers Of the sYlron engag.
ed in rioting in Brownsville, Tex, on
August 13, 1906, firing into the houses
of citizens, killing one citizen and seri
ously wounding another Because the
members of the squadron refused to
divulge the names of those who did
the shooting, the presidents action
is taken against the entire squadron
olonel William NJ, Pilcer, of the
Twenty-seventh infantry, will be
court martialed by the president s
order because he east slurs on the col.
ored troops in public statement.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1906-11-07
81" the Cold Dawn of the Morning After No Time for M and Laughter
DEMOCRATS CARRY OKLAHOMA
FLOWERS NELSON DEFEATS GREGG

Petersburg with an explicit state
ment in which it sets forth its inten-
tion of shutting down the university
at once if outsiders persist in their
demands and are permitted to tres
pass upon the campus to take part in
mass meetings, and to bring about re-
volutionary conolaves within the pre-
cincts of the university.
A big mass meeting was held today
and continued until late hour to pro-
test against the expulsion from st.
Petersburg of Jews who do not belong
to the university, and who desire to
attend the lectures on the ground that
they have not the right of residence in
the capital. A resolution was adopt
ed making light of the threats to close
the university and recommending that
the faculty admit into its sittings upon
student affairs delegates empowered
to represent the student body. Ii
cense for this meeting was granted by
the prefect of the city only after ear
nest solicitation by NJ. Bergman, the
rector of the university.
The faction of so-called academ-
lists" is growing. This faction has
forsworn revolution and is eager TO
second the effort of the faculty to
keep the university open in the inter-
ests Of learning.