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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28


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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

NEW ADDITION iuHf pfkrrrn. out
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TRAITS al 10 eiassr IFitaa sara to Faea
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Nuuf fret ehnitr taaius a. the nffltu aud
zee Plat and so fal particulars.
ROBERT MAtifuXt
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28
SOCIETY NOTICES.

20 nanriaN guaranteed private
Az tessansl Mseeahse rsAHie. tih
Nv Ana fuct dtf ASA sssnint
w Main Nil 4 ~ ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

am ths ulan ~ tiles N tvus neAtss With
rny sefesns, heass rep@trias n All efANeaea
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-06-28

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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-12
AN ALL-WlNTER CRUSADE
AGAINST MOSQUITOES.

There is no fable more forcibly II.
Illustrative Of the idiosyncrasies OF hui
man nature than that story told by
the Arkansas traveller, when he ex-
planned the state of the man who re-
fused to cover his house while it was
raining and who insisted that it need
ed no roof when it was not raining.
and thus got rid of argument in favor
OF a shelter.
When the roads are bad. good roads
are clamored for with loud and indig-
nant demand. AS soon as the rains
cease and the roads dry out, argu-
ments In favor OF the improvement OF
the highways actually render the peo-
pie impatient.
So 1t is in other lines. When the
mosquitoes are with us and are rein
forced by lively yellow fever scare,
the popular demand that all the breed
ing places of the pests be destroyed
is panicky and desperate AS soon as
the weather turns cold and the fever
and mosquitoes disappear we settle
down to our solid comforts and refuse
to bother any more about the swamps,
ponds, mudholes. cisterns, barrels and
other centers Of danger.
1t seems that it is not SO up in New
Jersey. The people up there under
stand full well that the mosquito has
done more than any other enemy to
give to the state bad name, not to
speak Of its deadly work among the
people, It appears that the New Jer-
.sey mosquito is keeping desirable
areas out of Mltiyation. It is depre-
ciating property and retarding the set
tlement of districts where there
should be thriving towns and villages.
Fortunately, the determination Of the
insect is no longer a hopeless enter
prise, Il has been demonstrated on
an extensive scale that mosquito
breeding marshes can be drained at
little cost, and the nuisance has been
abated in many sections, OF New Jer-
sey that We're formerly as much in
tested as are any Of the mosquito
breeding salt marshes which remain
ndrn.nei," says the Philadelphia
Ledger, and notes that the conference
committee on mosquito extermiration
reports to the Legislature that New
Jersey can rid itself Of the salt water
mountaineering places for the in
significant sum Of s250,oOO If the
whole expense OF drainage we're as
sessed upon the acreage affected by
salt-marsh mosquitoes, the cost would
be only tic an acre. The cost would
be fGc per individual II borne by the
whole population Of the state New
ark drained its mosquito marshes for
5000. only &c per Individual: but |
here are large salt marsh districts
hat are sparsely populated. II the
iuty Of draining its own marshes lie
'eioped upon each municipality, the
work would be done only in spots The
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-12
NEW ENGLAND DOUBTS
According to Mayor Duke
People Back East" Doubt
Statehood's Success.

Or. and Mira. j. w Duke returned
last night from several weeks trlii
through the East and a visit to the ma
tional capital Or. Duke spent four
weeks in New York. where he tuok a
post graduate and clinical course In a
state medical college, preparing himself
more fully to assume the position OF
referee for Oklahoma and Indian Terri
tory for the New York Mutual Life In
surance company Mrs. Duke spent most
Of tho time IN Massachusetts and Con
nectlcut visiting friends ana relatives.
Dr. Duke STATED this morning that while.
he had been working hard an OF the time
he was out Of the city It was in the
nature of a change from Office pgnctice
and he was feeling much improved in
health. The doctor has gained several
pounds In weight
III Is the general opinion among New
Enslanders that statehood for Oklahoma
and Indian Territory is thing OF the
past at This session Of congress-" said
the doctor "lt is thought those thaf
tho house win not concur in the senate
amendments aud that the bin VIII 20 d.
conference and thus be lost. We visited
Ia Washington week and had an en-
ioyobo time. The city was crowded
with visitors and statehood boosters. and
we met members Of the Oklahoma deif-
mtlons
"fne weather could not have beer
better during me entire tlno we were
away until Thursday when q began ID
snow and continued TO be very st9rnp
r 'h the states We passed Through oa
.1r irip home. untl Newton. Kansas
Uua reached
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-12

work should therefore be undertaken
by the state. The committee demon.
strates that the small investment nee
essary for mosquito determination will
be paying venture, and the project
should commend itself to those who
look for fair profit upon every public
enterprise undertaken. The commit
tee makes it clear that the mosquito
Is removable evil. and that the cost
OF its removal VIII not add perceptib-
ly TO the demands upon a plethoric
state treasury. Despite the mosquito
pest, New Jersey has become a great
summer resort. It's attractions would
be greatly increased If there were no
fly In the ointment of pleasure. IF
there were fewer mosquitoes New
Jersey would have more permanent
inhabitants" The conference com
mittee is wagIng war especially upon
the migratory salt-marsh mosquito,
which Is indicted as "a nuisance, a
menace to health, factor adversely
affecting the value of lands"
There is in this at least little en-
couragement for those who appreciate
fully the futility and folly Of the usual
temporary, itful and partial crusade
against the mosquito. 1t is consoIlng
to know that the warfare against the
pest Is being kept up in at least one
locality out of the many in which said
pest has gained ground during recent
years. In this even we Oklahomans
may know how to keep our crusades
going until something Ike permanent
relief and benefit are secured.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-12
SEVEN IN BILLIARD MATCH
Leading Amateur Players of
United States in Cham
pionShip Contest.
(By Associated Press.)

Chicago, ILL.,, March 12.-With an
entry list which comprises seven Of
the leading amateur billiard players
OF the United States, the national
championship tournament begins to-
night in the gymnasium OF the Chicago
Athletic association. The contest
ants are unquestionably the best Of
the amateur ranks, and while there
are favorites, as is naturally the case,
the end of the tournament and the
winning of the cup embIematic of the
national amateur championship is by
nc means a foregone conclusion.
From the East have come to take
part T. Morton s. Rolls Of Philadel.
phia, ]. F. Poggenburg of New York,
and edward w. Gardner OF Passaic,
N. ]. From the far West are Charles
Norris and H. A. Wright, both Of Cali
fornia. Much interest centers In
Wright, who was the fayorite for last
years tourney until compelled to with
draw on account OF mis- fathers death.
The local entries are Calvin Demarest
end G. F. Conklin, the present cham
pion.
All OF the matches will be at IA
inch halk line. two counts allowed in
balk, and Of 300 points duration.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-12
LOCAL POINTS

How's our huit2
Winter has set IN at last
number OF realty deals are noted.
Tho Elks VIII meet tomorrow night.
The federal grand jury win meet Feb-
ruary 20.
The business league win hold ses-
sion tonight.
Tho thermometer registered rs degrees
above zero this morning
The present cold snap has put a tenn
porary stop to farm work
Another now OF gas was struck In tho
Meridian wen this morning
The street cars were well patroaized
yesterday on account OF the cold wca
ther
Indictments were returned against
several saloon keepers on the charge OF
keeping open ON sunday.
Tho sixteenth annual session OF tho
Oklahoma Dental association viii be
held In oklahoma City. May a, 10 and
l6.
Mr. and Mrs. Peterson are moving to-
day from their residence on North First
street into ths Cockrum property on East
Noble avenue.
The hospital commission OF the Meth-
odist church meets here "Wednesday "a
consider the advisabnity OF purchasing
the city hospltg'
ln police cort tim morning Graoie
Turner coioreu, was charged with stree.
walking. Her case VIII be heard az IA
hyo O'Clock session.
"Dad' Bennett goes 20 South McA'cs.
GER Thursday morning 10 represent thls
city at the mosting Of baseball mnenato
OF the South Central league.
The differences between members OF
tho Logm County Fruit GfoworD assoc
cInuon were adjusted at tho meeting
held saturday afternoon at the city ham
This week the fruit growers meet al
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-12
PERSONAL
MENTION

+. l. king, or Enid. is r town.
II, ,. b. 4. Robertson is here today from
Herbert Taylor is hero today from
Ponca city.
s. w Rider came over from Cleveland
this morning.
judge s. Il. Harris returned to Perry
this morning
G. W. schiegel came over from chand-
Ter this morning.
George r. Rlttenhouse came over from
Chandler yesterday
Deputy Marshal W. B. Jackson is here
today from Pawhuska
n. u. stobaugh. OF Crescent was n
----' f-'iNNA +ii tilt city.
Ned ssson, clerk Of the district court
n .'i'e seventh judicial district is the
Pete" Foley the well known Persons
has.' newspaper man, is IN the city on a 1
business mission
Frank Post territorial corresnoosont /
Tor The Journal. is in Kansas. city for
a few days this week visiting friends.
r. j. Fitzpatrick a bright and alert
representative Of Marshall Field q Co.
me big dry goods establishment OF Chi
cago, Is IN the city.
Stationery and score cards at Doug
las Jewelry Co.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-12
coswEs BRAINS
How to Clean out your Attic.


From military post out West comes
the story OF lady who frankly admits
that she was once a coffee drunklrd!
For 20 years , drank coffee although
knew that IL was harmful 10 me. /
suffered from periodical nervous head
aches which the physician said were
caused by the use OF coffee was ln-
deed confirmed coffee drun1ard.
Il suffered so intensely from head
aches as to require the services OF a
nurse. I could find no tablets or now
dere that would give me any permnnent
relief ana I was compelled to just let
the headaches take their course Each
attack used to last for day or two.
AFTER 1 married aud had the cares
Of family 7 found / was becoming a
nervous wreck ana the strain became
nnendnrahie. Something had 20 be done
ana 1 cehcluded 70 try Postum Food
Coffee. giving up the old kind altogether
made It rich orf strong accord
Ing TO directions, ana drank Il with
plenty OF GOOD cream II proved 10 he
delicious. Il took several days for the
ePHee poison 20 worQ oul ~ nay system.
Dui i persisted aria won oul and great
was my rewards Renewed snsrgy and
usor came 20 nae and I Improved 50 thal
my nelehbors observed and remarked up-
on It.
During an The year that I have used
Postum I have not had single head
acne. proof conclusive that iay Ola ago
nies came from coffee alone. can d.
an the work ! want with perfect ease
and freedom from ezhausting fatigue.
and am strong. healthy woman. for
which blessed change Postum ana right
living get the credit Name given by
Postum Co, Battle creex. Mich.
There's reaan. Read the little book.
The Road 70 Wsllville." IN pkrs.
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Weather Thoughts.
The woathers badly mixed. alasl-
A little while it SHOWS,
And ;hen across the whitened grass
The balmy zephyr blows.
Miss Bunyan IS an home 20 her friend
M the ornT residence, $40 East Har-
rison avenue.
Miss Marion Ksyos Is IN Oklahoma
City this week visiting her brother Earl
Keyes. Of the oklahomau.
Mss Grace Goodrich Of Oklahoma City.
the charming young house guest Of Mr.
ana Mra. Clarence Buxton, returned 20
her home SUNDAY afternoon.
Miss Louise Thomas and Miss Jennie
Seaman. OF Guthrc. arrived Saturday
afternoon 10 spend Sunday here wiih
nends. Miss Thomas Is CHIEF clerk IN
the Office OF Territorial Secretary Fis0n.
and Miss Seaman D. "a teacher iu the
public achools-oklahoman.
Misses Gertrude Patason and Letha
Pentecost are planning thoroughly eu-
ioyablr ana extended trip through the
East. and expect to leave about Wedaee-
day or Thursday. Miss Pattson win
spend most of the time az the national
capital while MISS rentecost win vsit
Ia Indiana.
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shoppers headache" IS prevented by
reading the ads. before you 90 shoppins
Chance abou. you in tns streer aiu.oaf
ny time ana almost anywhere ana you
VIII see someone nurryins aiong 10 ans
wer want advertisement
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the court house ON Saturday at 3 y. m
to perfect the Organization. oniccr
win also be elected.
None of the unfaithful public servont
outed by the president have bsen ab,s
10 find any technical defects IN M
'ooseveIts Indictments -Kaasas CIV
Star.
Tho senate's action on statehood n
causing no apprecinble concern. Locallv
I everybody feels that with statehooo
Guthrie win forge ahead with leaps AZ
boln,v.
B NJ. Moorohead OF Ripley eiaifn. th.
championship cotton crop Of the seaso,
~ Oklahoma. lie had 5000 acrcs ana
realized therefrom s2lo0O. with thirt,
nales left on hand. which he is holding
for q greater price. 0. D. Lee. a I<ioua
county farmer, experimented with cot
ton planted on sod land. putting IN I1x
acres. His total expense was si2o 80.
and he sold his crop at an average Of
$50 per bale. or a total Of $3.50. making
the net proceeds slg9lo. at the rate q
SLIGO an acre.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-03-12

Miss Pearl Lpci1e Dnnham same az
from Oklahoma ciy this morning. Miss
Dgnham VIII ths evenilR orRaniza The
Fin a. Steele Dancing club. ihe meet-
ines u be heid weekly al the lrst foor
haii Do the Odd Feilon building on East
Harrison. These dances VIII be thor
oughly enjoyable social affairs. and So
ciety - delighted with the announce
ment. Dancing win begin promptly al
nine O'Clock and continue until eleven.
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The Sunday Oklahoaan says A nua-
Der of ladies from this city VIII eah up
on the governors wife ana other friends
IN Guthrie next Friday going up on lhe
noon train and returning that night A
part win be given in their honor dur
Ing the evening. The trip was planned
for last Friday. but was postponed as
inconvsnienL
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national
Presldent-AIrs. Sarah Plat Declrer
Denver. Col.
General federation recording secre-
tary' Mrs. Lila Day Monroe. Topeka.
Kan.
General federation corresponding sec
retary-Mrs. Tom @. Chambers. okla
homa City
Territorial Federation.
President-Mrs. A. G. scott, still
water.
First vice president--Mrs. Riddle.
Chickasha-
Second vice presldent-Rrs. Ledbet-
ter, Ardmore.
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Twenty-one games will be played in
all, barring ties.