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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-29
CANADIAN VETERINARIANS.
lRr AssccIated Pless.l

Montreal, Que, Jan. 29.-The annual
meeting OF the veterinary Surgeons Of
the province of Quebec began here
today. Various subjects concerning
the treatment Of diseases Of animals
were discussed and routine business
transacted. Tomorrow there viii be
a plenary meeting OF all the members
OF the profession at Laval university
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NorAsLe WEDDING AZ AuousTA
(By Associated presa-l }

Augusta. Ca, jan pa wedding
Of social note in Augusta today was
that Of Miss Margaret Glover Twiggs,
daughter OF the late Joseph Twiggs Of
this city, and Dr. George Ingles Mac
Leod OF Philadelphia The ceremony
was performed at She Church Of the
Good Shepherd by Bishop Weed Of
Florida The bride is a great grand
daughter of General Twiggs Of Reyo-
lutionary fame
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THE WHITNEY BALL.
tBy AssocIated Preaa }

New York, Jan. 2s.--Society is agog
in anticipation OF the bali to be given
tonight by Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Payne
Whitney to introduce the sister Of the
former, Miss Dorothy whitney. The
affair, which viii take place in the
grand ballroom of the home Of the
late William c. whitney. promises 20
be one OF the most brilliant private
fuctions OF the winter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-29

TNIs DArE IN HISTORY.
January ~

'ff~ 49, - - ttt~ NNfe
o January %. Q
o Thomas Pope. founder of o
o Trinity college. Dublin. o
O died. o
Q 1s7e-Dutch republic proclaimed. o
Q 16Ss-Emanuel swedenborg born. .
o 1737--Thomas Paine born. Died. o
Q June 8. 1909. .
Q 1743-Cardinal Fleury died. o
Q 1756-%Llght Horse Harry Lee o
. OF Revolutionary fame. born. Q
o 1s2o-King George III. Of Eng o
o land died Succeeded by o
Q George Nv. Q
Q 1s22--Adelaide Ristori. eminent Q
o italian actress, born. o
o 1s33-First Reformed Parliament o
O OF the United Kingdom open Q
Q ed. .
O 1S43-William McRinle~,, presi- o
o dent Of the United states. Q
O born. .
O 1850 l-enry Clay introduced o
o resolution for compromise o
O on slavery question. o
@ 1s53-Marriage OF Napoleon III. o
O to Eugenie de Montiio. o
o 1s5e-OrJer Of the Victoria Cross @
G Instituted. Q
@ 1S61--Kansas admitted to the Q
G 1s74-olympic theatre. Phila- o
@ delphia, destroyed by fire. @
G 1ss9-Riot in New ork City over Q
G street car strike @
O 1s01-william Window, secretary G
@ OF the treasury, dropped Q
O dead at New York banquet. Q
o 1S96-Large loss by fire at o
@ Lewiston, Me. O
O 19o0-Prof. Charles f. Dunbar of Q
@ Harvard university, died o
o o o O O @ @ o o O O o o O o @ @
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o Q 0 o 0 @ Q 0 Q o Q o o Q 0 O I

a strike be called it will not take place
probably until May /, as agreements
between employers and employees in
certain sections do not expire until
she middle of April
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II anything went amI~ 81 the once
today which want ad. may remedy
and you hastened to fix up the want al.
-you may stop worrying about the mat
ter.
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Call for Warrants

Guthrie. Okla. JAN %. 1906.
] WIN pay an registered Warrants Of
the Board Of Education o. the city Of
Guthrie, o. r.. on the District Fund.
registered pD - Jan "a. 1896 also All
Warrants on he Territ4riaI Fund. In
terest % cease 80 days from this data
LIHQN y GRAY.
1'rra1prur.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-29

Daily Lead 10 ce;-s = week deli'
sred syery day exceDt Sunday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1906-01-29
DO CURE STRUCTURE

NY absolutely painless cure for
Structure can not be duplicated BY
any other physician. although many
limitations are every day attempted.
cure you gently and without dsten-
tlon from business. NY special evra-
tive remedies quickly dissolve the
etrIeture and cause their absorption
and removal, leaving the urinary
channel fires end natural
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DR.. W. H. Belts
Recognized as 1.-The Lead
ing and Most Success
fUl Specialist

my treatment is prepared 70 meet al
Will not mislead you BY promising 20
possibls. NY treatment ls perfect
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/ DO CURE gGRICOCELE

cure varieoeels safely. painlsssly.
and permanently. NY method Of cure
has been used In thousands Of the
most aggravated cases without one
single failure or reeurrence. Under
my treatment every trace Of weak
ness and disease quickly cIsaprears,
an drains Of vlaor cease, the weak
sned duets are strengthened, a
healthy circulation of pure blood 10
established.
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ATTORNEYS AT LAW.

Virgil NJ Hobbs. orvins 7. Smith.
HOBBS a SMITH,
Lawyers.
1eadies Block. 22o W. Oklahoma Ave.
Phone sci.
Special attention to the law Of Insur-
ance, corporations and real property, and
20 practice IN the Supreme Court.
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DO CURE BLOOD POISON

u you have any Of rs aymptoms,
sores, plmples blotefes, sore throat.
pains IN the bones, failing hair and
any symptoms which you do not lsn-
asrstand, u Is Important that you
should eonsuit me a. once and learn
positively whether Or not you have
the disease. Remember, ! guarantees
permanent cure-tne disease never
10 return--in as quick u not quicker
time than any known treatment.
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! do Restore Weak Men

Vitality their
manly correcting
serious
the widely
treatment Rsmsmber give personal attention and
you tell
cure andno an
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
MEN IDLE
WHILE CREW browns.
Rcd-Tapc Prevents the Launch
and Meanwhile Many Lives
Are Lost.
BRUSSELS. March 81,

Grave allegations arc made by the
Etoile beige against the Ostcnd lifcboat
authorities for their dilatory conduct
Wien. sloop was wrecked there two
DAYS ago and six men We're drowned.
The crew were seen clinglng desperately
10 the. rigging. and thousands OF people
watched from the shore, expecting to see
the. lifeboal nut off 10 the, rescue. But
the delay MAS so great, says the journal,
that tho crowd lost patience and iran$ In u
body to The harbor.
Many willing volunteers offered TO man
Tho lifcboat, but the officer in charge re-
fused to unlock the boathouse until he
had tho regular official pcrmission, 8
The crowd thclcupon threatened to
lynch him, and ultimately he unlocked
the door,
The boat was launched, but was too late
10 save lie men. who had meantime been
washed from the rigging and drowned
AN official inquiry has been Instituted.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
VETERAN II SOLDIERS
MADE in. SIX MONTHS i. ): J.
/ London Newspaper Starts Train
ing Scheme Of Which War
Office Approves.
LONDON, March 81

aE LONDO-\, MARCH, ol.
Most OF the hundred picked young men,
on. whom the experiment or turning raw
recruits into the equal Of veteran sol:
diars in six months $ to BIZ tried. assem-
blcd at Ilounslow barracks yesterday.
They formed Il promising band, eager to
begin work. .Ei
The scheme originated with the Spec
.tator, whichiis bearing the expense. but
ii has received official recognition by Mr..
llaldanc, and the War Department has
provided barracks and accoutrcmcnts.
mir. Hnldane considers this the first
stcp in his army REFORM" said Lieutenant
Colonel Alsaser Pollock yesterday. III
il succeeds, the experiment may be great
6ly extended
"say for me that 1t is untrue that the
men will work ten hours a day. No one
could keep up at that rate. Their training
will occupy four and half hours q day
at first, and this period possibly may be
extended to SIN.
AS the men came IN, each was given
live blankets. two sheets and a pillow
case, ana after making their beds they
played football In the mist. Their first
meal was tea, bread and butter and jam
Today tho dinner, menu consists Of beef,
potatoes, turnips and .taplorn pudding.
Tho mon get sweets only three times
week. l58'l#
"Thesc men Will have a training that
has not been seen IN the British army In
the last fifty, years" said Colonel Pollock.
They will know as much In six months
as the present recruit learns in six
years
The reason for this. it is said, is that
now at no time can an officer get together
more than two-thrds OF his men, rs
dozens are at work as Grooms to generals,
gardeners to majors, Wallets, cooks ana
canteen walters
with 200 already rejected we consider
ourselves lucky to be here said one OF
the men. And he evidently voiced the
feeling Of his comrades.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
GIRL IN HER: TEENS /: ms
BECOMES INVENTOR NJ E !. !. D. :|
Designs Portable 1rurntable for
Motor Cars After Very
Little Study.
BRUSSELS, March 81.

.f= 5s4y liltUSSE MiTcu o.
a girl of this town, not yet 10 years
old, has patented q remarkable inven-
.tion consisting Of 4 turntnblc for re-
versing the direction ofnotpr. ears. The
apparatus is fixed on the chassis, which
HASA driving wheel ut each end. and
is worked By an electric motor. The in.
lNention was the outcome. Of watching
tho difficulty OF manocuvrinE heavy
motor wagons in the Antwerp streets.
After watching the motorEWa CONS Tor
some time one day, the girl went home
and by the next morning had.u COM
plcte scheme FOR the turntablc. Two
motorists who were visiting her father
fetched Il designer, and tho plans were
at once drawn UP at tho child's dircc-
lions.
The patent for tho invention has been
secured in tho name OF Esther dc SuSi
daughter Of the Countess de Susl. Today
tho house was besicged by inqulrcrs and
government engineers. Mile. dc Susl Is
q tall, wcll-bult girl, with II bright
face, fair hair and brown. eyes.
Experts declare that tho new turn-
table wilt DO OF enormous value, and q
fortune is In prospect for the girl and
her mother. f6a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
MASSACRE OF JEWS
is RUSSIA S POLICY
German Publicist Who Has
Travelled Cars Empire Fierce
~ Arraigns the Government.
BERLIN, March 81.

ss BERLIN, March ii. +
Startling reports OF the condition and
future OF Russias COCO, 900 Jews were made
yesterday to the annual meeting OF the
Central jewish Relief League. OF Ger
many, by Or. Paul Nathan, Il .Wcll-known
Berlin pubIicist, who has returned from
an extensive "trip through Russia as Inc
special cmissary OF Jewish phllnnthroplstS
III England, America and Germany, 10 ar
range for the distribution or the relief
fund OF sl.Soo,000 raised after the mas
sacrcs last autumn.
Dr., Nathan paints u horllylng picture
rcligionists, and forecasts at any hour re-
terror all Which have gone before. lie left
st. Petersburg with the firm conviction
that the Russian Governments studied
policy for the solution" OF the jewish
question is systematic and murdcrous en-,
termination. @
DR.. Nathan read 10 the meeting cir
cuar addressed last week to tho garrison
or Odessa, calling upon the soldiers to
"rIse and crush the traitors who arc plot
ting to upset The holy government of, the
Car and substitute for II u Jewish en-
pire" ~.'
DE- Nathan concluded Will, a. passion
ato appeal to tho jewish money powers
of the world to arrest Russa's career as
II borrower Tho"hnanciers OF tho world
should call q halt Ito Russia not only for
humanitarian reasons. d but for practical
reasons. tRussias bankruptcy Is AN. cs-
tablShcd ffact,s. 5stls a
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
HANDSOME ID MEN ARE
SHY in ENGLAND
Only, One Sends Ills Photograph
for Competition i'll a
Beauty Show.
LONDON, March 81.

M LONDON,N MARCH a.
Handsome men in Englandnppear to DO
extremely dnldont.
Mrs. Ada BALM, the health and beauty
specialist. Is Offering three guineas for
the photograph OF tho landsomcst man In
the country, to be exhibited In tho health,
beauty and toilet exhibition In tho Graf
ton Galleries next month. but only one
man has as yet forwarded his portrait;
ana there is still room for Improvement.
"only ono restriction is made said
Mrs. Balln yesterday. "Bald-headed men
need not apply.
.'rlicy haven't got the remotest chance
of winning, however handsome they may
otherwise be-" she said. IF u }bald-hoau
cd man wishes to enter, he must purchase
H. wig, and DO photographed IN thar. II
would be difficult to detect In Il photo-
graph, ana ! shall not be AS strict as all
that"
The beauty competition Is divided INTO
three sections, and prizes Will he awarded
for tho pliG sographs OF tho most beautiful
women. the handsomest man and the
lovclIest child Mrs, Balm has already
received II good many photographs, the
majority being of children.
Mrs. BALM described the salient feat
ures In n handsome man as consisting or
the conformation OF his head, tile position
or his cars, the shape of his nose, chm
and mouth, the distance between his eyes,
ana the shape OF his eyebrows.
III Judge his appearance" she said cans
didly, ,just as i should judge the points
ofFat horse. Under ordinary circumstances
+ should pay great attention to his COM
plcxion. but unfortunately this cannot DO
taken into account IN photographs
\ yrhc entries Will close on Monday, ana
tito result will be annonneed Ut the eNhl-'
bitiOu ,.t
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
DISGUISED ;AS NUN
PRISONER !|| /; t. : ESCAPES |: {! | /: ).
Daring Rescue Of Suspected
Bomb I'llroWcl. From Hos
,pitalsiIl Warsaw.
WARSAW, March 81,

..MtAliSANtt AlaTCll d.
a political prisoner named Radle was
carried Off from q hospital in Warsaw
by rcxoluuonarcs In most daring fash
ion yesterday, 4,
A Radke, WHO was suspected OF having
thrown "a bomb from his house In Grod-
zlcnska street, kept the soldiers who
came to arrest3llim at bay by revolver
shots forftwo hours, and was only taken
after being severely wounded. 1Le was
then placed IN hospital undor tho guar
dianship OF two gcndarmcs.,
Twenty armed revolutionarles APP
pcarcd suddenly before the door!of the
hospital,ycstcrday, and bound tho por-
ter. They then wont 10 the rooms occu-
pied by nuns, who act as nurses IN tho
institution, and finding only one there
s Meantime several OF tho band had
bound the two gendarmes a guardi ne ne
nuns clothing. and in this disguise left
tho hospital. lie has not been traced.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
BEARS HOLD CHURCH
AGAINST INSPECTORS {:
Clever Rusc Of Pcasantry to Pre-
yenttInvcntory Of Cathedral
Property.
PARIS, March 81.

t.y,i II. s,t.5l PARIS, March u. 5
:. Three hungry black bears successfully,
hold the iCa thcdral OF Cominac, In the De-
,partmcnt Of Aricgc. against the govern 1'
mcr,t inspector who wished TO take an
official inventory.
A committee or townspcoplc purchased
Tic bears from. d travelling Snowman last
week. after the cathedral authorities had
inccn notified OF tic Forthcoming Visita-
ton.
The Snowman agreed to return half the
nurchasc 1noneylif the bears survived III"
siege and were afterward delivered TO
him in good condition
Thc animals were locked in a coal cell
la,. adjoining he cathedral, and for two
DAVIS before the expected visitation were
deprived or,efood. AS the inspector un-
expect dly.dclayed his visit day, they
were ravcnously hungry, as well rs
angry, whcn'hci finally arrived before the
west door OF : the cathedral with his
papers and Il military escort.
Discovers His Foe,
10 the surprise of the inspector, his
demand. for Ambulance to the cathedral
was instantly complied with. But no
sooner had he STEPPED inside, with his
escort, than the great door was shut and
Doltcd
4 moment later the startled inspector
discovered the bears. They had been
smiling hungrily around the choir. but
The noise Of the closing door attracted
their attention. and they trottcd down
the central aisle OF the nave to investl-
gate the newcomers.
The inspcct tor and the soldiers made
frantic efforts to reopen the door. This
caused dcrgivc laughter on the outside.
Then the frightened official vaultcd over
some chairs and climbed on top OF a
confessional, while his tcrror-strickcn
companions ran down the side aisles
shrieklng wildly for help.
Tho soldiers finally, managed TO sccrcte
Themselves in4a side chapel. Then a
townsman, representing the bears, opened
negotiations with the Inspector
Are Liberated:
"Will you so away I'VE open the
door?" he called. a53
Sat once" replied tho Inspector
The door was opened a little way, and
tic Inspector, sliding down from his con-
fessonal, made dash and squeezed
through just in time. a second later
one or the bears was clawing the closed
door.
Eventually the Snowman was induced
10 rccapture the bears. and they were
fed, artcrward being locked UP again in
the coal cellar, to await further govern
mcnt at lacks,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
BOMBS TO FIGURE IN
NEW RUSSIAN REVOLT j. !.
Enormous Quantities Of the Dead.
ly,Missilc Distributed Among
tile Disalfccted.
BERLIN. March II,

BERLIN. March ~.
Information published hero states that
a removed outbreak Of tho Russian rcvo-
luton Is imminent
Tie Central Revolutionary Executive
Committee arc distributing great quantt-
ties OF arms and ammunition, particular
~ bombs On this occasion, the revolt.
.tonists will not fight IN masses, but IN
small flying columns. which will employ
the bombs as their principal instruments
OF destruction.
tOnel OF the most remarkable features OF
The movement is tho enormous quantities
OF small bombs available for use. The
scheme Ia to destroy the permanent way
OF :. railways and cut telegraph wires
simultaneously IN many different parts
throughout the country. Tho prosperous
Quarters Of many towns are also TO be
set OH tire at n given moment.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01

royalty since they arrived lin dublin
about six weeks ago.
The presentations alone numbered 2lS,
and 1t IS estimated thntfthc entire COM
pany present could not have been less
than 14eO. 1t was almost impossible to
move in ST. patrick's Hall about mid
night, and later on It became even more
congested, when the .Viccrcgal process
sion, which always brings these state
functions to close, passed through, en-
route TO supper. Refreshments were
served both in ST. Patrick Hall and the
picture gallery for all present, but a few
.of.thc moretimportaht people Joined their
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
.lIANY CHARMING DEBUTANIES MIKE
THEIR BOWS MT IRISH VICEREGAL
OF
audhhc EnlucN her d


!l1xccllcnccs and staff in an adjoining
room. S.A
Both Lord and Lad, Aberdeen. who
stood in the usual place under the canopy
in the throne room, shook hands with
every. lady as she; bowed before them,
whether she was presented for the tirst
time, OF. not;sand, owing to bis Majesty
decision to allow. court mourning to be
suspended for this particular occasion.
the lbrilliancy Of the assembly was IN no
way. dampened by somtrc garments. as q
variety or oloEings was noticeable, and
many beautiful jewels worn. Il * y (,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
DAN CUPID STARTS
A SPECIAL JOURNAL
Novel Newspaper Issued in|
Switzerland for Use Of
Engaged Couples.
PROFITABLE s.CIIE NJ L

GENEVA. Marcl, 81.
rhc "l1ngage1 t,ouples Advertiser" or.
10 give IL It's more sonorous Gcrneh Title,
Tic Observation-Disclosures Ncrloburss- Anzci-i
ENTHUSIASTICALLY one OF the most remark
nble enterprises either III Journalism or
trade ever launched Of, a lohE.suffcrins
public-is rapidly becoming a success IN
switzcrland.
rho paper which Is published once
week at Zurich, is run on remarkably
simple and al the same time effective
5lnes. Agents nre at work all over the
country usccrtanins Tho name of every
rirl who Is engaged To be married. ana
That OF her prospcctiHc husband. These
agents send the names TO TIC mead ONCE
at zurich, and they are printed every
week IN the Engaged Couples Adfer-
tIscr' under the name OF the district n
which the swccthcarts live. with the hddi-
ton or the address of the girl ana her
sweetheart and description OF lilclr
social position
In the last issue the number OF engage
1ncnts announced had reached l2l With
the addition OF a few advertisements, the
con tents OF the paper are cXclusivclS INC
announcements Of homogeneous heslroh
page appropriately bears pictures or Gu
mid. Il loving couple discussing the pIr-
chase OF household goods and q furniture
van outside Il large outtiitcr's shop.
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uue , - ,,',,,,1ar,,ti, r,,,rn, 10 dc.
,,yrd ron manufacturers OF every kind
10. household commodity. who mako use
OF tie information contained In Its pages
by circularizin. all the lovers i&f
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
GIRL SUPPOSED DEAD
REEVES I'm COFFIN
Calls for Help as the Last Screw
is Being Driven Into
the LID. n
ROME, Alarch

KOAIE, MArch 3 81
a young gil of Riyizzana.; In North-s
ern Italy, was found apparently dead
in her bed ON "Wednesday last. a doe-,
tor. aftor3a very minute examinations,
certified that she had died OF heart fail
6lre, and issued the necessary d0cu-
inents for heE burial. q r
AS the last screw Of tho coffin lid was
being fastened down yesterday, tho sup
posed corpse began to kicis violently;
aud TO call&for help. The Girl was at
found to be IN. almost normal heaI.bS
after q cataleptie ~ a, y 4 std
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
HUNGARIAN STUDENTS
FIGHT With POLICE
Loot a Joiller's Shop to Obtain
Weapons 10 Resist Fierce
Attack.
RIJDApEST. NIurch |,

4 Tho university was closed today, oW-
ing to the authorities fears Of students
demonstrations. Tho students, furious
at this step, altered outside the uni :
vcrsity and wcrn engaged In excited
discussions, when, without proNocatlon,
they were charged By mounted police
with drawn swords.
Tho students armed themselves with
fragments OF chairs and tables from n
joiner's shop, and made q ;Yisprous re-
police Many arrests We're made, They
aftcrward assembled AT the Geographical
Institute aud drew up y MEMORANDUM
addressed 70 the Pope,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-04-01
THE KAISER AS ARTIST
Paints Two Pictures symbolical
Happy Marriage.

BERLIN, March 3l.--Thc, Kaiser has re-
Gently painted two pictures sympoilc or
his ideas Of Il happy marriage.
Ono he has presented as wedding silt
to Prince Eitcl Friedrich and the other he
ravo TO the Kaserin as Il mcmcnto OF
their silver wedding.