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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-19

reverse of what Senator Beycridgc AS
snmcs tacm to be. The records are
oprm aud always have becn aud al.
ways will be- under the present admin
istrltlOn. aud the nisinuatlun was
known by senator ueyoridgc TO he
false when he made it
Seventh Question:: Would II no. br
good thing rur oklahoma 10 .icntaa
b uks2 Is any nrniOcrat more inter-
cstcl In dle ambitions Of Gpeerlior
Haskell than 10 is ln knVNiue Re
conditions of lac state nl5nff whifh
lac Is taxed 90 ralseg
Answer: "a 2od poprir tee '.f'r
tstcd IN IN Hn books ~ obAn,lgl
ipcu to thoir inspection. and That Is
lu8t what they have x I aud senator
licyelidgc knew Il whun he tried to
give o contrary impression.
Eighth Question; Aud II the state
administration ls not willign to open
the books. nor permit this invesiiga-
ticn. what becomes OF the cry let
the people rule II they are not VIII.
Ing even to lei the pc ple know. are
they willing 10 lei the people rulc2
Answer: The administration i9s
always been willing 10 let the people
OF the state ieok into the books and
affairs OF the state IN every dcllrt-
meni. and there has f'.5er been q
single moments public business done
in the governors office behind lock.
od do r.
The people do rule In Oklahoma, AMI
that Is why BE, srldee's friends. the
corporations. aud gsaftcrs, are not In
it with the people OF this state.
Respectfully.
& \ HASfFI
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Governor Haskell


Seminole Cap.tal1
Whether right or wrong seeing that
tde enemies 4 Demc gracy have fore a
him into the mldi of the blamedcst
rottencst political fight In t'e history
~ this country Democrats al over
the NaliCl viii hold ~ the hands OF
Governor haskell while be- uses his
best efforts TO win the presidency Tor
Bryan No one claims that Haskell Is
perfect or Lat he Is the parag n OF
excellence as O statesman, but the
public does know those who are ily-
Ing TO down him are guilty OF wcr
public acts than those charged
against our governor by his figsiea-
"a enemies Never before In the his-
tory Of lhis government has there ali
pearpd in the political arena a ul "a
who SO successfully alsailed G rrup-
ticn Ia high plac and before an adj
miring public put the enemies OF goid
< .yrilmcnt to the bad. Haskell hes
forced the entire country 10 the c)n-
clusion lat when tho American ills
waves az home Or abroad tue iGih star
Is there stronger thau horse Tadish.
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FIX THIS, UP YOURSELF
At YOUR HOME
Cut This Out or Hand to Some
Afflicted One as II
Is Excellent


Tae following prescription for :he
cure Of rheumatism and kidney and
bladder troubles has no doubt been
filled millions OF times. viz; Fluid
Extract Oandeion -ne-half ounce:
G mpound kaIgoE. one our n Conf
pound Syrup SarsaparIla three
ounces These simple, aarmlsss IN
gradients can be obtained &C any
good prescription pharmacy al little
cost aud are mixed by shaking well IN
a bottle
The dose for ad9lis is teaspoon
ful after each meal anu ~ hcdlme.
drinking fun tumbcful OF wnter
after cach Il Sc, II "a stated that this
prescription Is n positive iemedy for
kidney trouble and lame blg' weak
bladder and urinary difficulties. espe-
ally of the eAlcriy people. and cne
Of the best things to be used In rheu-
amtic afflctlons. relieving the aches
ana pains and reducing swplllngs.
A wefi-knCWn authority states that
| this mixture acts directly upon the
/ clinilnative tissues cf the Kidneys;
clennses taesc spongclikc organs and
gives them power to SIT and strain the
/ poisonous waste matter AMI uric acid
from the blood which q the cause OF
rheumatism.
If y-ur back or sides ache ana you
suspect kidney trouble u would be
wlsc TO try this FOR . few days.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-19

SIPS Circular skir, with rtinecsse Dlspery
and point d'osprli aud there are white
and matching color from which TO
CHOOSE While chiffon and marqusctto
also are much used Elaborate ard
drcssy as iic K wn appcars. It Is really
very supple. The gnimpc rs rntlrcly
separate aud Is tucked at itB upper
portion but Is lifted by seams at the
waist line 80 lhcre is no 5ulk al that
point, aud Includes HE fashionable
long siccvcs. The skirt Us rrcnal
aud &c drapcry Is arranged over a.
held 10 pt sltlOn by means OF the
sh0ulJcr strap glrllo and bucklca
For he medium size vii be- rraulr
ed, for The gulmpc > "a yards Of nia
t,rial 81. I ~ Yards el 1 aS yards 3l
OF . IS yardN = uchcs wide, for the
skirt with drapery r. 81 yards - !
-, 81 yards 32 or . 81 yards a
Inches wide with / yard Il satin Ton
The girdlr aud handing yanl ui
fringe A May Manton pattern OF it
gulmpc M. Gl2i sizes ~ 10 ~ inches
bust or of the skirt. No Gl2S size.
22 io so inches waist, viii he malice
To- any address by he Fashion Depart
mcnt of this paper on rereil9 OF ten
cents for each az IN jasie send al
additional tw cent stamp for leiiel
postage whica insurcs m re prompt
dellverNl
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Panama He says Commissioner Wat
son will sweep the state with a big
majority ana tat Bryan viii carry the
state by $4,000
Martin Adams, city ticket agent for
the III. Smith aud Western, left ihis
morning fr Plodmctn on a hunting
expedition.
PAU Williams. of Muskogec, was a
GuiAric visitor yesterday.
A. +. Rawlings Is here FROM Asher
fudge j. - A. Robertson Is hcle
from Chandler
FORMER Delegate G. r 9ittman is
here from Enid
Architect 2. II wcalhers returned
this morning from a trip Kansas
Cny
Tom welcb Is IN weIlsioo.
r. A. snisss. Of The slaie examiner :
ofnSb returned ihis morDIng from
Oklah ina CITY
Attcntion Is directed TO- the an-
aoancemant Of the popular Monarch
81 re-
Judge stcu Is over from Euid
Attorney T. o Cassidy. Of the school
land department failed 10 make tie
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sEvERIpeE's QUESTIONS
ANSWE RED
(contInued irom paae l.l

Continued from Page ~
The present administrator from two
10 three times as much TO collect this
FUND az II cost peope undcr q
territory. why does u cost more. and
WI ~ seftiro the money
Answer: As e. inspectlOnl make
The same answer as 10 Question \
Three As TO Increased cost Of 60,
lecting rental funds your implied
statement g. falseh0ol White the
expenses OF this iegurtna are .bouf
fifteen per cent more ihan was un-
dor territorial government here are
twO reasons tor IN. one is lha we
have tdi~tg per cont more land 10 !. IS
after Th ota"f reason th1t w"
had an accumulation of lM1 hundred
aud seven'y-eight : 5us8Hl lalisti O..
rental notes u.ning bac. iUr Year,
In default being The notes of precinct
politicians which were moi collected
because they we're political friends of
the terrii rial graflers We have c-l.
lecied our OF this bunch OF cd not 3,
marked as worthless by the terri.
t0rial cliiccrs the sum total Of one
hundred and cighlynine thousand dol
lars already Nobody Ees cent Of
money out OF any public treasury,
sch ! land fund Of otherwise except
! for salary Or expenses lcgltimatcly
earned Senator Bovuidge you mas
be- Thinking Of Judge Burf1rds prac-
tioe as chief Justice of the OKLA Ona
territorial conrt Who gave bis infant
lG0n three hundred dollars year for
iseyen successive years Tor assisting
fia edit the supreme court reports; or
may be are thiuklirg a The Gnth-
rie State Capital charging tho irri-
tpry loriy-iiye cents butte FOR ten
iceut bottles of niucilsee or ANY one OF
thousarl other crafts ca the torii-
torial treasury watch WAS the practice
beiOra statehood hegat ha liH F9liti
Sixth 03estionf ifir cse riiwill 0n0
permit sue an .inspecticH and oAami-
natisn a. these books and accounts,
ought not the people Of Oklahoma. re.
gardlesI OF nariy. compel them 10 pcr-
nit II? Aud can they compel II IN
any other way, except by turning out
" power the administration which re-
fnscs Fuch in9recticl. aud putting 10
an eimlpiairsdc1 that win open The
hfkJ2
Answer; This Is questi.n at all.
beeas-n rs couierts are exactly the
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-19

Judge and Mrs W. - llcrod were
hosts last Saturday 10 a number ol
friends in honor of Miss Leila Otter.
man and Mr. Guy Oitorman, who az
here visiting thcm from l.adoga. lhd
High five wqs played throughout au
cui0rabe evening. Prizes were won
hy Miss Mamie Lohr aud John II0les.
Refreshments followed the series Dl
games Mrs llrrod was assisted by
Mrs NJ. 5 Black and AIrs Anna A.
DpdsOn.
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the worst case in 20 days and restore
,he beauty Of youth. Price 50 eepts end
800. BY lssding druggists or mail.
yuss,s ;, NATIONAL TOILET CO.. Puis Teas.
-.,o - eriggs Pharmacy, wallace .
Drug Store and other druggists.
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wuAr rs

A heplthfm drink, combining the
nourishlng qualities of the finest BAR
ley Malt aud the tonic properties uf
thc best imported Hops u rs palatahlc.
refreshing and inVigOratinr. A nom
iutoXlcnut beverage Tor man. Womup
aud child. IL c00tains less than one
half of ! per cent. Of alcohol by volume
and may be sold wherever soft drinks
arc sold without United states Row
Dnue license. The rrciuc' ~ Anhcuscr-
Busch
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Malaria Makes Pale Brood.
The Old Standard GROVES TASTE.
LESS CHILL TONIC. drives out ma.
laria and builds up tho system. For
grown people and children. zoe.
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PROSPECTUS.
Mor,dy

Shakespeare club meets at Carnegie
library lea ancru on Lesson study
'Olhclln
Mrs Isaac TAYLOR gives . reception
ia afternoon in Il nor of Mrsdamcs
Fuller and Kemp. of Vermont
Dread cub meets In evening with
Miss Jennie Shcrhurnr.
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: PERSONAL
!, AND
Z LOCAL
3 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES I

Geo A. Henshaw left THIS afternoon
for Purcell whore he viii deliyt an
address This. evening
AAiurney Chas Woods lcft or the
noon train f,r Oklahoma Ciiy
5 T. n Cutlihgham. general 9Olic''Jr
ihc Sanla Fc in Oklahoma lcii pn
ihc afternoon Train Tor oklanOa6 city,
accompanied ( hN (igis stenoeraph,s
ailss BERTHA Siu6,s 70 attend court "a
Dhiahona city.
elpny rrsasuT' Robori P,vih ,,
az KAY q iay.Si} here from Nc~lsirk
.fcdas
~ Z alS'' Ill., s,si We ;'tl5 'Etl5ij T. na~isf ri
tlday 10y Telegram announcing tho
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-19

Dallas trip. He reacaad the depot
this morning just as the special was
pulling out
} ~ Mcconnell is in Purcell.
Ed Cook Is IN Meridian
l.. w Gleas sn Is in Prague
Heinz Braun len ttis morning for
Arkansas city.
y T.. wailaec Is in roaca eit, to
Glu Nswland niurnsd ihls mpruinr
from q sunday visit IN OK ahoma city
Route Agent W A. Stewart, Of iha
Wells f9rgo Is here from Oklaboma
cts
lnsnrahce Commissioner 4. D Nc
g iub' aud J. u NcEl Iisy returned
Ibis morning from sunday Yisit iu
oLlahvmg Ciis
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-19

Mrs Walter r. Warren ontcrialns
Pasjme Eucarc club in afternoon
Bridge Whist club meets In after
noon with Miss Ida Niblack
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Thursday.

Mrs j r. COttlngham eHtertalns at
cards complimentary TO Mrs. +. s,
lllcdsoe
Mrs ! c. Strang gives one o'clcclS
luncheon in afternoon to members OF
Thursday Anern on Whist club at
Evergreen farm.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-19

The =. and NJ college at Stillwatei
IS prVspcring hugely. $50 students OF
both seScs have Registered 10 daia,
This Is he largest attendance "a ths
history of lhis popular sehu0L
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Miss Ethel Hickey has returned
home 10 III Reho after a pleasant
weeks visit there with her firend
MISS Ethel Rinehart.
Mrs Melvin Garter returned This
morning from a SUNDAY viait IN Cash
ion with her husband, who as recent
~ located in the banking business
there
Miss Gerx6de Hunt returned last
evening from Saltwater whore she
was The guest of honor at several So
cials functions given by her former
saltwater friends
Jim RcXroad was hero from pawnce
over sunday
Captain H. " lIarclson returned
last evening from Oklahoma city.
Judge stlwcll II. Russell Is here
from Ardmorc
Chairman ]. -. Thompson, of the
Democratic state committee. came up
I from Shawnee last evening.
Arthur TYLER of the owl drug store,
accompanied the remains OF Newton
l.. Spanglcr to Lebanon, Pa. for
burial
Former Delegate George Wood, OF
/ Cherokee, WAS iu The icty over Sun.
day
Harry DOnart, county clerk Of Payne
county passed through Guthrie last
evening cu route io Enid 10 attend the
!. o. o. T. cncampnent, j. NJ Fcl-
ton, grand patriarch, H. A. lIcrwig.
grand scribe II t. Strough, secretary.
the grand lodge. and A. 5. Moor
man, president Of the department
,onncl lcit last evening for Enid 20
attend HE annual grand cncampmen'
Of The l. o. o. f. lodge OF Okiihoua.
Guthrie will be, placed lu nomination
. for he next eucampmcnt
Mrs II. a. Smock delightfully."- en.
lrrdincd the Smart SET Saturday
afternoon at her home on East Logan
avenue DIN idhi'N were AnAnf islE Nt
refreshments We're served. Miss Phil
lips was guest OF the club.
Mrs. A. j. Niles and little son re-
nrned to their home Ia Mountain
View this afternoon after a ten days
visit IL the ci;y with Mr. aud AIRS, j,
w. McNcal
Mrs. C y Gatchell OF Topeka. Kas,
Is The guest OF her son. Frank Gatcn'
ell and family, AT il9 North Diyi-
sion street.
Mrs. c. A. Barry returned To her
home IN McCurtain today after q
weeks visit IN the city with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs J A, ONerbas Oh
East Noble avenue.
kev and Mrs Theodore r Brewet,
iormery of .his city ana now OF Nor
man. are here visiting friends
Mrs. Heinz Braun len This moruing
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deaf I Mr.. DAVIS youngest daughter,
Mrs. c. Thompson, there yesterday
Prof =. (, Buck is in Oklahoma
CITY
Framn Gatchol IS in Edmond
KEEL .. Filson is here from ST.
Iuscph. Mo. visiting his parents, Mr..
and Ms Chas. II. Filson, on North
First strcci
scuator J. C. Graaan Is here fr1u,
Marietta today
lJ4 =. Allen Is here Iron. Oklal ma
.citS
>. Il. Ali,u is here from ouabvmp
Citi
Goc A. llershaw, e unset FIR ih'
Cooperation cop"Wission ,siurncd td'
m rnirS from tn exircme eqs'cn'
PC. .tf5FdI 81 Ey,S 'd(J s "
omuiilec He spoke af SllrO a4l
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To Cure Cold ~ Onc Osy.
Take LAXATIVE BROMO ouiaine
faJieis. Druggists refund mohey Il
u falls 10 cure. =. W. GROVES
signature Is on each Dox. e5c.
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deaf, { Mr. DAVIS youngest daughter.
Mrs. C. Thompson, there yesterday.
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Mrs Heinz Braun len This moruing
for Arkansas city on visit
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Rev and Airs Theodore + Brewet
iormerly of his city ana now oi Nor
man. are here visiting friends
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Mrs. c. A Barry returned TO her
home IN McCurtain today after q
weeks visit In the city with her par
ents. Mr. aud Mrs J A, OgerbaS on
East Noble avenue.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-19

Miss Ethel Rickey has returned
home 10 III Reho after pleasant
weeks visit there With her firendi
MISS Ethel Rinehart.
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Mrs. G B Gatchell. OF Topeka Kas.,
Is the guest OF her son. Frank Gaicn.
ell. and family, at il9 North DiYi-
sion street.
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Mrs. Melvin Garter returned this
morning from a SUNDAY viait IN Cash
ion with her husband. Who as recent.
~ located in the banking business
there
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Ffaun Gaicho.I IS IN Edmond
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Mrs. a. J. Niles and little son re-
turned to their home Ia Mountain
View this afternoon after ten DAYS
visit IL the ci;y with Mr. aud AIRS j..
w McNcal
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-19

Miss Gerwede Hunt returned last
evening from saltwater where she
was the guest of honor at several so.
cials functions given by her former
saltwater friends.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06
BOTTLING UP SAN JOSE

7E revelations made by Mr. Rea concerning the part played by
the Southern Pacific political bureau in the history
find fresh illustration in the nsantary and dangerous
dons the southern end of the bay by
of the Jose outfa and its flow An urban
suburban community OF nearly 100000 people shut off from
sanitary disposal of their sewage The Dumbaron
company. the support of Southern Pacific influence
permitted and maintain breeding ground for malaria
and typhoid.
The city government OF San jose servle the magn
influence, processes little about the existence of this
dangerous plague spot Oh yes they know there but
up to somebody else They engaged the agreeable official
pastime known passing the buck"
The truth that these officials afraid of getting
by the locomotive They know they think they know
what viii happen them they insurgent They argue
from the past the future They have the politics of California
by the Southern Pacific for 80 years They have forgotten
how the Union wrecked daring
truth about the railroad They recall how the intrepid Newton Booth
bounded and prosecuted for his independence They have
Railroad Commissioner Rea mpeached by obedent legislature
because he refused take orders These things and
others OF like significance happened the result
been the complete subugation of California and the
rule of the Southern Pacific There such thing popular
government in California today. Mr.. Herrin rules.
It is this sere condition of which the evidences
every nook and OF the that the Lincoln
league organized fight and destroy fight for the
perpeuaon rather the of republican institutions
which have been superseded by the rule of corporation
conflict viii be neither picnic promenade but win
because we have right and justice our side
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06

HE preliminary proceedings Denver and Lincoln
like call for punishment parade. The judges and the
colones and the all and conditions of political
digntaes slated for discipline. Mr. Bryan proposes
have harmony with club Judge Alton Parker be reduced
powder of the nonexposve and will be regated nnocuou
desueud Colonel m" Guey Of Pennsylvania for
Oil Mr. "Fngy Connors of New will
the ranks Senator Pat McCarren of Brooklyn
darkness where there will be gnashng
teeth. There Others
Mr. Roger Sullivan OF Chicago got his last and sou
sou reconced Congressman Boure Cochran will
permitted unoose his silver tongue the convention Boss
Murphy Tammany chief growing below BREATH
sun submission The California delegation
by waysde, dissolved its original
Denver Apart from these picturesque amenities of the situation
greatly disturbed the Certain
lofty wnkled the work of building platform, but
the electorate body gravey concerned about the result
Platforms have much being
usually compromises adopted hope pleasing
everybody What they with hand they take with
the other.
distinguished German editor of democratic leanngs has
taken the trouble journey all the Lincoln the hope
persuadng Mr. Bryan that his nomination defeat for the
party he finds Mr. Bryan inexorabe 81 don't what
happens says the Nebraska so long happens
ulmatum SO much being settled beyond
only the inspiring anticipation of free fight
vanqshd The assembled cohorts really parade
They are hangin' Dannie Diver in the mornn.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06
HOW WARS ARE MADE

THE obeperous and dsobedent Castro blessing to the
Washington correspondents the silly These vexa
ous black and republics of tropical America the
relation the gaterers of Washington that the
Balkan states do their ingenious brethren these
capitals they war cloud with faith hope charity but
truth these disturbances chiefly psychological The
take Castro seriously trouble
o find Venezuela the map
We learn, then that officials Washington watching
he DEVELOPMENTS with interest but do war-not
this country least But the borng correspondent lets
know that Venezuelan revouonarie after the habit kind
have taken refuge the border of Colombia and reported
that OF these persons fomentng busterng expedition
large scale There still hope, although faith growing
vsby weaker Some encouragement found in that
diplomatic relations have long been severed between Colombia and
Venezuela but after all that merely Venezuelan 1t
does
But, aha ii there should be Uncle Sam
Already the disturbance half
with the help Of the navy register the holes be prolonged
for least inches Having the catalogue
ships counted the guns the correspondents appetite
blood stated for week and his fee 70 fun put sleep.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06

The Women's Civic league OF Long
Beach held its closing meeting on
Thursday evening, celebrating the
goodbyes, which in this case will be
for nearly three months, with an old
fashioned frolic and informal supper.
A musical and literary program and
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06
Answers to Queries

CAPITAL PUNISHMENT-E. NJ. P.
O., city. What states have abolished
capital punishment?
Capital punishment has been abol-
ished in Maine. Michigan, Kansas,
Rhode Island and Wisconsin. 1t was
for a time abolished in Colorado and
Iowa, but it has been restored in those
two states.
PAUPER'S CHRISTMAS-D., City.
Please publish the poem entitled The
Pauper's Christmas"
This department has not the space to
publish poems. You can find the one
you desire in books of recitations at
the free public library at Hayes and
Franklin streets.
HIVES-Mrs. NJ. Modesto. Cal. What
causes hives on the human body?
Hives, usually called nettle rash.
which appears most frequently on
women and children, is often the result
of some indiscretion in diet. Oysters,
fish, pickles. honey and Strawberries
are among the articles especially apt
:
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06

to induce an attack Of hives. Long
continued irritation of the skin from
any cause may bring on an attack
The treatment of the hives depends on
the cause, therefore sufferer should
consult reputable physician.
T-TERRITORY-T. D. NJ,
Reno. New. What is the difference be-
tween a district and territory in the
United States?
The name district has been given in
American history to divisions of the
country resembling territories, but
without representative or elective in
stitutions. Existing instances are the
district of Columbia and the district of
Alaska.
DEATH PENALTY-E. M. p. O., City.
What crimes are punishable by death
in California?
Murder in the first degree treason.
train wrecking and injury inflicted
that causes serious bodily harm when
inflicted by prisoner under life sen
tence.
The San Francisco call., 1908-07-06
Illustrated Visiting Cards

Prompted by the action OF the roval
academy at Leipzig in Offering prizes
for the best examples OF Illustrated vis-
tting cards Moritz Won Weidenmfler re-
Gently read a paper before the ex-
Librts society Of Austria. in the course
Of which he said that the Illustrated
card was not new idea, but simply
the revival of an old one He showed
many specimens OF old time cards from
his own collection and from that OF
Privy Councillor Won Hofken and ex
pressed the hope that the artistic card
might "hnd favor everywhere. not onIyr
because 1t would be a, benefit to the
artists and artisans who are ready to
design and execute the new style OF
cards. put because II would break a
monOtony which, CONSIDERING our az
tistic tastes. it seems strange should
have been endured so long. Kansas
City Journal.