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Evening star., 1907-10-23

nue runs over 100 feet due
This avenue is reserved for
morrow's offerings:
Art Needlework fills the south
end of Bargain Avenue" Look
for the Handmade Teneriffe Dol
lies. Worth up to 5Oc. At 3Sc
Seek the table with Pillowslips,
on which are Teddy and Lady
Bears. and Shoebags, Catch OEc
alls, etc. All at. at............. @OS
Look for the nearby table filed
with Henty and Alger Books for
boys and girls. Best Of
standard 35c and bOc 1Sc
books at only. hOS
Stationery comes next with
Writings Famous French Dimity
Writing Paper. One hundred QOO
sheets for the price of BEr
Evening star., 1907-10-23
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
HOLMEAD ESTATE-Harry B. Wills,

HOLMEAD ESTATE-Harry B. Wilson
ct al. to Mary D. Burgess lot 90.
square 1896: $40.
w STREET NORTHWEST between 18th
and 14th streets-Sarah L. Doubleday
ct a., to Sarah Louise Doubleday, lot
158, square 235: 500. Same to Ella
F. Hubby. lot 157. square 235: 500.
Same to Frank w. Hubby. lot 158,
square 235: $780,
MT. PLEASANT AND r. E A s A N +
PLAINS-E,dridge Z. Jordan ct ux to
Agnes L. Coward. lot 3S, block 9: SO
FOURTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
between E and G streets-Percy W.
Pickford to Ella Lusvy. lot 77. square
1883; SO
ADDITION TO LIE DRoIT PARK-Jui,us
Wrightsman. lot 112. square ~: $5.25o.
THIRTY-FIRST AND O. STREETS
NORTHWEST e. Booker, ad-
ministratrix. to Marie L.. William g..
Mary NJ NJ and Paul Stockton. part
E STREET SOUTHEAST between 18th
and 14th streets-Arthur Carr ct ux.
to Virginia ]. Benjamin. lot IS. square
1913: $40
NJ STREET NORTHWEST between s2d
and 33d streets-Henry p Gilbert,
trustee. to Martha H. Berry. part lots
13 and o.. and adjoining slip in square
1907: $1.2254
NO. l5is NEW JERSEY AVENUE
NORTHWEST-Mary s. Mnliken to
Horace X. Fulton, lot IA, square $40;
BL0OMINGDALE-Ch w. Hurdle ct
ux. to Ella Woodbury.. lot Ill. block
8; $40.
NO. ism NJ STREET NORTHWEST
Helen L. Henry ct al. to Truman
Able. lot 5. square 139: $40.
NO. a15 X STREET NORTHWEST-Ed
ward J. Walsh ct ux. TO Anna Mary
Nix. part lot 3. square o23; $40.
NO. 11s 10TH STREET NORTHEAST
John l.. >Mckeown to Eda Wilson, lot
"a. square $40; so.
TWENTY FOURTH STREET NORTH
WEST between H and 1 streets-Mor-
gan R. Goddard ct al. to Alien Oliver.
part or:g.nai lots, SQUARE II: $40.
NO. $50 II STREET NORTHEASTERN
Waller ct al. to Catherine Nolte. lot 3.
square s5S: $40.
DELIGHT AND ENCLOS-
URE-John L. Weaver ct al. trustees
to Andrew G. Baumbach. lot 4, block
Z; $40
HEIGHTS-Sanford Edte to
Harry B. Wilson. part lots 10 ard II.
block IS; SO. William II. Dennis.
trustee. TO Sanford Edie same prop
NO 6es 23D STREET NORTHWEST
Kate Gray ct vir, Charles T., TO Ell.
lie Leslie. lot II, square i3; $40.
FOURTEENTH STREET SOUTHEAST
between f and G -OOO0OO,OOOO
Pickford to Francis J. and Anna b.
Steibel, lot 75 square 1903: $40.
NO 6.3 TO GIT 18TH STREET NORTH
EAST-William E Aughinbaugh 1t ux.
to Mary c. Partlow, parts original
lot I, square 1906; 1850.
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-National Saw
ings and Trust Company ct al. trus-
tees, to William A. Hill, lot -, block
Sc: s7.420.
HOLMEAD ESTATE-Harry b. Wilson
ct al to Carrie b. Morris, lot II.
square 2S16; $40.
TRINIDAD-Ailen c. Clark ct ux. to
Julia P. Evans, lots 8 to 13. block 3:
= SO
HEIGHTS-Lewis e. Breu-
ninger ct ux. to Robert K. and Claudia
E. Mann, lot So, square 2S49: $40.
HOLMEAD ESTATE-Harry b. Wilson
ct al to Mark a Carleton. lot &c.
square 2S36; $40.
HILL-Mary l. May to WILL
liam T and Frances l. Brundage, lot
81, square 2J64; $40.
MERIDIAN HILL-Littleton w. Walker
to Eugene ]. McGorick. lot 30 square
1854; SO. Eugene J. McGolrick ct ux.
to Katherine e. Baker. same proper
ty; SO.
Evening star., 1907-10-23
Great Progress on New Pacific Road

SAN FRANCISCO, october 23.-Stock-
holders of the Western Pacific Railroad
Company held their annual meeting yes
terday and reelected the present board of
directors. Great progress has been made
during the summer and autumn. $40 miles
of the road having been graded between
Salt Lake City and San Francisco, and
24O miles of track laid. Work has also
been commenced on the 1000 foot tunnel
near this city Grading has been COM
pleted on both sides of this tunnel, which
has already been excavated to a distance
Of 500 feet. The board OF directors re-
elected yesterday Is composed of George
]. Gould, e. #. Jeftry, w. T. Bartlett.
Edwin Hawley. N. W. McCutcheon. A..
H. Calef, v. J. Bogue. J. F. Evans, w. ].
Shotwell, ]. Dalzell Brown. Warren Olney.
Charles W. Slack and H. L. Mccartney.
Evening star., 1907-10-23

The board of directors OF the James
town Exposition Company last night
authorized the appointing of a COM
mittee of three to consider the advisa-
bilty of keeping the exposition open
for another year. and also extended to
President Roosevelt a cordial invita-
ton to again visit the fair.
Evening star., 1907-10-23

Class Postmasters of New York.
After greeting the postmasters as repre-
scBtatives of the greatest organizatio
under the government Of the Unite
States, Mr.. Roberts continued:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-18
CBy Associated Preas)

Charleston, s. C,. March ls-The
universal regard Ia which the mem
ory Of John c. Calhoun is held was
given expression throughout South
Carolina and nelsnboring siates 10.
day by exercises commemorating the
l25th anniversary OF the great states
mans birth Publ achools. colleges
and literary sad historical societies
thgoushoni the state held special e2-
ercises IA honor OF the day.
Calhoun was born March lS 1872.
The old homs in which he lived. near
Pspdlet0n. this state. "a beins care
fslly looked after by the trestess Of
Clemson college, which owes is exist
enee largely 10 the fact that the great
statesman s0ninlaw Ia his Will Aeft
ell Calhoun plantation, a grand prop
eIty OF $40 Ecres together with the
historic homestead and Fifty odd thou
sand dollars. 10 the state Of South
CAROLINA 70 partially endow an agri-
cultural and industrial college 10
which the sons OF the farmers OF the
state could obtain an education.
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LOUISIANA SUNDAY SCHOOLS.


New Orleans. La, Marsh 1S.-Sev.
eral hundred delegates representing
all parts of the state are attending the
lweniy-ilrst annual convention of the
Louisiana Sunday School association,
which opened ia This city today with
headquarters at the First Methodist
church. South. The program. extend
ing over three days, is the best ever
arranged for a meeting of the associa-
tion. In addition to the regular re.
ports and routine business there will
be actresses on methods and work by a
number Of the members of the inter.
national association A special feat
ure viii be a discourse on "'rhe Mis-
sion Work in the Sunday School by
DIR. A. l.. Phillips, superintendent OF
Sunday school work and president OF
the board of publications.
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!, COMMUNICATIONS.
@ @ O o o @ o q G O o o o O

Editor Leader: Under the captiof
The Same Old Crowd" the Capt
tai of Friday morning has a running
OF at The mouth. and in the article
says: Thai the Democratic ringsters
turn lown w. H. Coyle. for mayor
Now, let me ask the State Capital If il
is not a rule OF the different political
parties to nominate a candidate foi
0ffico who has been a successful one
in the previous election aud who ha'
been faithful and economical In tn
discharge Of the duties of the officf
nd the administration of public al
airs? rha Is not turning down an,
tme and Is a misuomer on the face
II Il.
ghe Same Old Crowd. What tho
Capital would like 10 have you think
Is that the same old crowd. Is a gane
u political pirates when IN really
the same old crowd means the pres
ent mayor, DR. Duke. and Chief Cates
and such others OF the present city
oificera as have been renominated al
the eOnveni Ion held Friday night by
the white mans party Of Guthrie
The same old crowd are worthy Of the
support OF every respectable and
peace loving citizen Of Gnthrie who
wishes 20 See the city prosper and
yet not see the funds OF the people
sauandered. DR. Duke is an honorable
clean and no one can say aught of him
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Princeton, N. j.. March 1S.-It would
require G bushel basket TO hold the
letters, telegrams and other messages
OF congrGtalatiOn received today at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Grover Cleyc.
land on the occasion of the seven
,ieth birthday of the ex-President. A
number OF the fsllctoIs greetings
we're forwarded to Mr.. Cleveland, who
Is now enjoying his annral spring
pleasure trip in the South. visiting his
old friend, General r. +. Alexander. at
Georgetown, s. G. II is to these reg
ulgr hunting and fishing trips that Mr.
Cleveland attributes in no small meas
IRE his robust health al the age of
three score and ten.
II Is Interesting TO note that of the
twenty-five men who have served as
President OF the United States, eight
OF the first twelve who filed the office
lived to be 10 years of age or older,
while of the thirteen who followed in
the office OF chief executive OF the ma
ton there were but four who lived to
the age OF seventy-President Fill
more, Brchanan, Hayes and Cleveland,
OF the first twelve Presidents John
AuhlilS liNtu 10 lue aye Oh ~, James
Madison died at So, Thomas Jefferson
at SO, John Quincy Adams at so. and
Martin Van Buren and Andrew Jack
son a; the age Of 79 and rs, respe--
lively.
OF the last thirteen Presidents none
Aas attained the age Of so James
buchanan, the Oldest. died at the age
Of II, Millard Fillmore was "a at the
time OF his death and Rutherford b.
lFayes passed sway acon after he had
reached his 7cth birthday.
Il is now % years since Mr.. Cleve-
land first ASSUMED the brrdens Of the
White House. Only five other presii
dents lived so long after their inaugu-
ations. and these were the two
Adamses, Jeff rson. Madison, Van Bu-
rem and FILLMORE. No President in
ausnrated In the past half century, ex
cept Mr. Cleveland, has survived bis
aangufation for more than 1C years
which was the record Of General
Grant.
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ghat he IL not al a man should be to
be worthy OF the name.
Chief Ca es has been 10 the police
department for -four 0r Eve years ana
made good officer as a patrolman
ana better one MS chief He Is fair
and impartial in the discharge OF his
official duty and IS worthy OF a sec
ond term
Judge Olsmith has becn Judge 81
the no;.cc court in this city for three
of four terms and was elected IN the
face of Republican majority OF frO9i
four to five hundred rs was also tn,
others speak OF. and if there are no
good men In the Dempcratic party
why is Il that these gentltmen whom
have mentioned could be elected t1
hold the most important offices in the
city's government?
The same old crowd-Oh. I get SO
tired of such sun as it thrown az
men oi good standing as these cahdi-
dates are There can be no good oh
tain from such vile insinuations as are
contaited in the State Caoital head
Ing of last Friday morning. People
of fair minds could no. be led astray
bv such stuff. The city is on a cash
OASIS, SOnltininE. tIiit haS hOi bC'h Ah'
case during any Republican adminis-
tration i'm its history. Another Inn
portant change in the last two years
| is that the present city administration
has made a white mans town OF
Guthrie. You have not seen a crowd
of negroes lined up along the depot
platforms and almost blockade the
walk during the arrival and departure
of trains. and OH have not failed TO
notice the absence OF colored police
men on the streets and negroes in
charge of the city building where
strangers are numerous all the time.
The last two years has marked a
| period when the stranger who comes
| within our porial could net make ridi
| cnlous and critical remarks about
| Guthrie being a negro town and such
cemarks go broadcast all over the
| Union.
Don't think that people in cher
states arc ignorant of conditions II
Guthrie The eyes Of the world are
IN us and by our assocIa ions and con
iitions are we judged
Don't you think the change goo,
me and don't YOU believe we ought T.
erpetuate it2 Aye, think so, too
md we will for al time to come
Yours for great oity.--h White re
| publican.
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pR. ooosoN.
And Members Of Baptist Church Doing
Good Work.

One can not fail 90 notice by gianc-
ag into the auditorium of the Firs,
aaptist church corner Vine and East
Noble avenue. brit that The member
hip of that church are abreast with
he spirit Of progress and enterpriae
70 manifest Ia lhe capitnA atty They
re &c be congratulated on having as
last0r a man thDionghy mp TO date
nd buhbling over with enterprise.
such an one Is Dr. w. II, Dod-
on. He Is a wise cCaag llor a
nltured gentleman, and a most
loGuent preacher. aud his people feel
Justly 9road ol him. lie not only
akes a lively Interest in the spiritual
M moral uplifting of his people. but
- material conditions are keenly OBJ
ervad and looked after. A new and
,eautiel iaptistry has just been
laced In the church being both novel
nd artistic In design. Il must be
cen TO be appreciated. There has
leen a splendid growth in member
hip under the pastorate Of Or. Dod-
on. one hundred and forty new mem
)ers having been received during the
hort period OF eighteen mosths.
The congregations are large and
constantly growing The Srnday
school. !. C. Templeton, snperintend-
ent. is one Of the best In the city. The
Is. Y. p. u has increlsd from forty
four to nearly one hundred members,
since Can. /. The choir. SO ably con
dueted by Deacon Brown. furnishes
the best OF music. The Young Mep'9
Bible class. Frank M. Houghton.
leader, which meets snndlys, @ a m.
rs Of special interest to the young men
OF the church and they cordially in
vite the young men Of the city Ia
visit them. The Baptist people arr
certainly doing thlnEs and their IN
nuence Cor good Is anre 10 be fell In
our city.
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LOUISVILLE EXPOSITION.
(By Associated Press.l

Louisville. KY. March 1s.--An event
of more than ordinary importance 10
ihe commercial interests OF Louisville
md Vicinity was the opening today of
the Greater Louisville Exposition
i'cores Of workmen hsre been busy
lOr weeks past getting ready for this
occasion and today they gave way TO
the pnblic The exhibition was form
lily opened BY resident Roosevelt,
Who touched a button Ia the White
House az Washington. In addition TO
IN elaborate display illustrating the
Industries and resources OF Louis
Vile The exhibition includes an inter.
cs'ing exhibit OF aftel@ from the
reasury, War. Navy aud Posioiliee
departments a WASHINGTON. The ek.
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IN POLICE COURT.

Chas. GRAY. colored, was sentenced
ten GAYS in the city bastiie for cut
ing Rov Anderson with q knife.
Pa HooIigan, alias John Brown
aid a sf0 iine for over indulgence in
cocktails" on st. Patricks day.
Bonnie Tiaskins was arraigned on 2
,harge OF disturbing the peace and
MS case was set for the > o'clock
sessiOn.
Fred Grumpy was arraigned on q
.hargc OF fightng. but was discharg-
d as he was not the aggressor in the
ARRAY -.
Walter Voight paid a Sc fine for
fast driving and disorderly conduct
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4Palnting the Town.v

Painting the Town" the now musi-
cal play which comes to The BROOKS
Friday night, this week, is comblna-
tion of opera. comedy, spectacle. bal
let and pantomime, reported to have
magnificent scenery, startling me
chanical features, snmpiuOms cpsium-
ing and the latest novelties in cleo
trical effects The story of "Paint-
ing the Town" is sfid 10 be immense
ly funny. while the comedy c0m9li-
cations will aDpeai n once 20 those
who enjoy. hearty laugh, while the
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Little globuIes OF sunshine that
drive the clouds away. DeWitt's Lit
tie Early Risers will scatter the gloom
Of sick-headache and biliionsness
They do not grippe or sicken. Recon-
mended and sold here by G. X. Renfro
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1907-03-18

Learn to be a plumber in from 4 to
6 months, on easy payments. For
particulars address Master Plumbers
Trade School. 34OS II Lindell ave-, st.
Louis. Mo-
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Mother oray's Sweet Powders for
Children.
nnrsc ia he Childrcns Home I'm New
York. Cre Foyerishness. bad Sb1ni-
ach. Teethins Disorders. move and
regalate the Bowels and Destroy
Worms OYER 10000 testimonials.
Thoy never Jail AT all Druggiata. Zoe.
Sample FREE ADDRESS Allen $ Ohm
sted lie Roy, ". Y.
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That roast yon are getting IS apre'
Izing because II comes from r.
Wfnkle's meat market, corner Har
lson and Second.
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Better go to the st. Louis Racke'
store. They have on sale all kinds
II heavy grey enamelware for loc
fadies, gents and childrens hosiery,
,ood enough for everybody, three pair
'or 25c, also 200 books worth 35c eacn
ale price 1teeach 105 Wes. Harrison
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PILES CURED IN 6 TO "a DAYS
PAzO OINTMENT Is guaranteed to
cure any case Of Itching. Blind OF Pro
lruding Piles In to "A days or mon
cy refunded 5Oc.
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Good bread keeps good temper in
he home. For bread, cakes. and
cookies Richmond's Bakery Is in the
sead. The place to patroni2e.
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Lauehlin, shewmaIte, Bowlne Whole
sale Liquor Co., with two fine bars or
w. Okla. Ave, well equipped Head
1uarters for the famous 0garka water
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ADJUSTMENTS.

comedy-drama, Along the Kennebec,
at the Brooks last night.
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The Budweiser Bar serves pure and
wholesome beer; good tonic, keepinR
,ou well and healthy. In bottles io'
'amjiv use. Emil Ritterbusch, Prep
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EVACUATION DAY IN BOSTON.
(By Associated Press. !

Boston, Mass, Mar. lS.-The usual
notable ceremonies were held today
commemnrating the evacuation of Bos-
ton by the British The Fay section
of the city was we'll decorated with
flags and bunting when the booming
OF the guns on the warshlps outside
the navy yard and from the forts in
the harbor and the ringing of bells in
the city inangurated the days exer-
cises. In the military parade, which
was the spectacular feature of the
day We're all the available men from
the marine barracks and a considera-
Bile force OF "jackiesr from the navy
yard The procession was reviewed
by the governor. the mayor and Other
dignitaries.
Patriotic societies observed the an
niyersary by special exercises In BOs-
ton, while exercises appropriate to the
occasion were held in the public
schools throughout the city. The
celebration concludes tonight with a
notable banquet at which Dolphin NJ
Delmas. The noted California lawyer
who is conducting the defense In the
Harry Thaw case Will be the guest
Of honor aud the principal speaker.
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We sell the celebrated Deyoe Lead
md Zinc Paints, the kind that wears
trays Drug Store
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w. ID. Packer has the finest line Of
,agons. buggies and farm implements
a Guthrie. His Prices are always
owest. See him before buying
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Saddle Rock Restaurant still takes
he lead, serving The best 2Oc meals In
Guthrie. cooked In The paost appetlx.
Jog manner. West Oklahoma Ave
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relied upon as worthy TO warrant lib.
cral patronage for HAT charming CON-
edy. II is truly clever play and all
who have Witnessed II unite in declar-
ing That its Interesting plot Is develop
ed in = manner that holds spectators
fascinated from the commencement
OF the action until the curtain falls on
ihe last act
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FELICITOUS GREETINGS
fa SENT TO PATRIARCH
..t .l n DlA
Who is Having the Time of
bis Life Fishing aud
Hunting
(By Associated Press.)
} O o @ O G 6 o . o 9 O o @ @ c

: Mile-stones in the Life 6
. Journey OF Grover Cleveland.
, 1897 Born In Caldwell. Essex
. county, New Jersey.
. lS41--Removed with his parents {
, to Fayetteville. near Syra- {
Q cuse, N. Y.
9 1S55-Started west I'm search of
G employment and located at {
6 Buffalo.
@ 1859 Admitted to the bar.
@ 1S63-Apponts assistant dis (
q trict attorney of Erie (
g county. {
q 1865-DemocrGtic candidate for (
9 district sttorney; defeated
@ 1S70-EIected sheriff of Erie (
g county.
9 1SS1-Electsd mayor OF Buffalo
@ by largest majority ever
Q given candidate In that
Q city.
o 1882 Elected governor of the
. state of New York
g 1884 Elected president of the
. United States.
9 1856 Married Miss Frances
q Folsom.
G 1SSS-Defeated for reelection by
g Benjamin Harrison.
9 1892 Elected president for sec
G ond time. defeating Presi-
o dent Harrison.
Q Refined from public life
o and took up residence at
& Princeton, N j.
n
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r. L. OWENS SPEAKING
DATES IN OKLAHOMA.

Chickasha. Monday. March IS; Law
ton, Tuesday. March ~; Frederick,
Wednesday, harch 20; Altus. Thurs
day. March "a; Mangnm. Friday. Mar
92 Hobart Saturday. March 2a. Cor
dell. Moaday March 25. Clinton, Tues
day. March 26: Geary. Wednesday,
March "a Anadsrko. Thursday, Mar,
PSI l1l Reno. Friday March -.
chickasha viii haze a new 100000
cotton OIL mill.