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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-27
KANSAS COMMENT

THE UNIVERSITY OF KANSAS.
OuS OF the institutions of the state
IN wnicn every taxpayer Is interested
Is the University of Kansas at Law
renee renee 1t has grown to be one Of the
great universities of the middle west,
ano IN Few years promises to be one
ot the greatest educational institutions
OF the United States. Its student body
now numbers over 1000, and represents
nIhety-one Kansas counties, besides
many other states and foreign coun-
tries. because Of its increasing repu-
tation and popularity, its territory is
constantly widening, and the attend
ance In very few years will reach
large proportions. Ten years ago the
registration reached 1062 students. The
attenoance last year was just an even
thousand greater. Five years ago the
attendance was 1873, which shows a
gain OF over 700 since that date. The
operation of the Barnes law, which
mas created over 80 high schools in the
state which prepare their graduates
for admission to the freshman class OF
the university, and the work of the
nign school inspector who is constantly
In the field giving counsel and aiding
nigh schools to reach the highest point
OF efficiency, are responsible for much
OF this increasing interest in the in
stitut1on. Over $50 Kansas high
schools maintain courses Of study that
MT their graduates for admission to the
university without examination.
The student body Of the university
more nearly represents the manhood
and womanhood of the commonwealth
than any similar gathering within its
borders. They are splendid and glor-
ious young citizens who leave the
classic environments of Lawrence to
return to their scattered homes to take
up life's responsibilities. Not alone is
Kansas proud of them. but the hope Of
the country centers in them and in
others like them in different quarters
Of the Union. Over 10000 Kansas young
people have enrolled in the university
during it's brief history, and the larger
part of this number now resides with
in the borders of the state.-Leaven-
worth Times.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1908-07-27

ing down stairs after my mail, In spite
of her protest, and there In the box
was letter addressed to some one else.
Your wife blushed when I handed it
to her. but later I saw her reading 1t.
and later still I heard her at the tele-
phone telling a Signor Marascreck that
she had his letter and would come
right down.
James, that shameless woman is
meeting strange men-and you know
what those foreigners are-and she is
getting letters addressed to an alias.
Il is Dorothy Chappelle. If you want
to get a divorce, I will pay all ex-
penses, but not a penny Of my money
shall you have otherwise"
Miss Boxley settled back In her seat
with a determined nod that made the
plumes on her hat dance vigorously.
Jimmie lay back in his seat and
choked with laughter. Miss Boxley,
surprising 1t to be Mysteries. regarded
him pityingly.
IT'S all Dolly's fault. explained
YOU might be prejudiced against her
profession, and she wanted to win
your affection before we told you. Aun-
tie. do you know that Dolly would love
to own some gingham dresses, but that
she can't afford them?"
'.She might sell the piano." suggested
Miss Boxiey with a sniff.
but that Is only loaned" explained
Jimmie. Here's the way 1t goes.
Dolly is concert singer and teacher.
She has no pupils through the summer.
so she closed her studio and had the
piano moved over to the fiat. It IL
loaned by the makers. and she pays for
1t by recommending it to her pupils
Her work also explains the concert
tickets. The singers send her tickets
free. and are only too glad to have
people Ike ~ coEne ana Lad IN -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20

and when iho persons having guar
dlans may receive fheir m0ncyg and
the probate and county couta have
iutisdlcuon. honored for MOI than a
century by the federal courts. and not
now contested D. Mr. Garfield
The cAse OF Richard Adams. guar
dian. VS. Prairie ON g Gas company.
60 determine whether n company is
required to pay royalties direct or
through an Indian agent WIS dismis-
eed by agreement OF the interior de-
paTiment that hereafter that depart
ment OF The government VIII allow
royalties to be paid 20 guardians az
rect withon interference OF Agent
Dana Kelsey
The dismissal Of tch case also mems
that the goevrnmeut in the future
win not rctain 3he three per cent Tor.
merly charged th indian for collectns
his own money and through the dey.
ious means OF the traditional red tape
keep him out OF its use for months az
D time as has been shown in numerous
cases wain the past six months
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
HOUSE ARGUMENT
UPON GAME MEASURE
Ch airman Of Committee
Pays Tribute 10 Logan
County Champion

The main portion of the house ses-
sion yesterday was taken up in con
pldsring the committee substitute
flsb and game bill The bill was read
VI length and then followed q general
discussion as to It's merits a large
number OF the members spoke on the
measure, a majority favoring 10. prac-
tically as i stood
Chairman Workman. OF the commit
tee on fish and game. was one Oi the
able champions Of the bill IN the
course of his remarks he paid a trib-
ute 10 General lamison, who was pres
ent at some Of the meetings Of the
committee while tho bill was under
consideration He stated that the gem
eral had conifibuted some valuable
ideas and spoke in high appreciation
of his suggestions to the committee.
Speaker Murray called Ellis to The
chair and made strong speech in
favcr Of the biz. giving many details
d the value Of birds 20 the farmer
Col Ashby favored the protection OF
birds, but stated that IL was "aii bosh
as to Quails eatinF- holl weeyil. IT.
said tliat he had eAa ained many Of
them and had never founu q boli wee
eil in the crop OF single one.
Others maintained that the colonel
was sadly mistaken IN this contention.
After number OF others had spoken
on the merits OF the Measure it was
talsen up and read By sections
Ourant moved TO strike out some
portions IN the beginning of the bill
bnt his amendments were tabled The
portion TO which he objected states
shat all Wild hhds. migratory or resi-
dent. are the property of the state.
col. Ashhy said that Tits ssclon was
an absnrdty
Ballard sought 10 put through an
amendment prohibiting The killing OF
quail Tor periodsol three years. but
n was deleated Section 4 fixes the
open season for Quail ut December 10
10 January 10 Numerous amend-
menis We're suggested 10 this provis-
ion, some lenelhcnine aud somc short
enlng the open sc.ison, but all of Them
Wefe lost
Dufant served notice tina! he wonld
move 20 reconsider this section az the
proper time
The open season for deer aud ante
s. prohibited FOR "a period OF seven
years after The passags OF the act and
ri prairie chickens for liVe years, and
thereafter only from September 10 to
November
The open season for snips ployer
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
ANNUAL SALE, TEN MILLlNk BOXES

and other shore birds shall be from
october to May and for geese.
lucks and similar fowl November I
10 March Il
The open season for turhek is fixed
"a November | 80 January
Might hunting, snaring. artificial de-
vices. ETC. are prohibited and hunt
ing IS permitted only from sunrise to
sunset
The act fixes the following bag
limit One turkey day. five sea.
SON fifteen quail a day $50 Il season.
twenty water fowl q day twelve each
OF pioyer snipe or woodcock, 100 o
season
Teh open seasen Cor deer and ante
lope 10 to be from November ] to De-
cember ! aad each hunter 20 kin only
one deer q season. Inis section
caused a number OF the members 20
SEX up amendments, aud there was
a VAIN discussion over the section
but no am andments We're secured. IL
also makes it unlawful TO Kill any
deer or antelope for five Years after the
passage Of the bill aud then only dur
ing the above open season,
The bin was SCI ahead for today and
after some routine work the house adj
iomned until niue-thrty this morning
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
0 8 Q Q o Q Q Q Q 0 Q Q 0 0 0 {
AZ THE THEATRE. .
8 c. Q o O Q Q ooo . Q 90 O 3
nuater Rro.en Tonlnht.


Three hoursof fun nd music Is the
promise tonieh at the Brooks. where
Buster Brown" VIII be the attraction.
Since last season this popular musical
comedy has been overhauled aud many
changes have beeu made II is the In
tchtiOu OF its managers 10 make It an
entertainment TO which parents may
take their children With a feeling OF
perfect security that nothing win be
said or done chat could by any cnanc
offend New songs, new scenery and
costumes and a hatallion OF chorus
girls win enliyen the production The
inimitable Characterization Of Bus.
ter" and 'Tigs' still lead the merry
makers Buster has d new song en-
titled Buster Brown that is gem
of wit or course MARY Jane, SUI
sic" Mrs. Brown the tramp. the
Irish cook and the various others OF
last seasons characters are still q
part of the play There are songs ga
lore. some of which are Molly From
Mayo = Conidnt Make Fit With
Snsie Old Bill oliver" Won't You
be My Baby Boy, hoscbud. u Won't
Play Unless You Coax Me and a new
Buster Brown song Bobby Burn S
Brigade still euiists the services OF
twenty.iOur soung ladies who perform
the march and drill with precision that
Is little short of marvellous This sea.
son an added feature is the Hugbes
Musical Trio vaudivelle stars.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
TO TEST DISEASED SWINE
State Board of Agriculture
Adopts Quarantine
Regulations.

The state board of agriculture al
its meeting here. Adopted part of the
territorial b0ards regulations relating
20 aNiile rhis action was taken at
the request nf the State Swim Breed
crs association, whose exc piiVe com
nHiiee representa- the asse iatlon be
fore The board Some important pro.
visions of che regulations follow
An swine shipped into oklahoma
far other purpos than immediate
smgghtef shall have stood The ufher
colin tesi within the past 80 days prior
io the day of shipment and shall be
kept in strict quarantine for 80 days
al destination
Swine shipped into Oklahoma for eN.
hbiiion purposes at fairs shall not be
snbiect to the tubercolin or The 3O-coy
quarantine bnt shall be daily disln.
lectcd by lRe of one of HE c0ai tar
dips and are glbiec 20 ali OF the regn.
iations
Tie Carcassos &C wine dying ot any
infectious disease shall be dispostd %
in No other way except by iire and
then buried bhsoe feet nndtr ground,
The failure O. Tue owner to do this or
haye same doHe shan be a misdc
meanur.
II Is made a parf of the duties OF
the live stock Inspector to visit any
fefi of hoes from which comes re-
port oi sickness. made by two or more
per,ons. and il ueon inspection he
deems il advisable may request the
attention of the state veterinary for
further action
Inasmuch as the swine Industry Is
indirectly affected by the introduction
OF uubercmors cattle therefore be u
resolved by this committee that no
cattle Dee allowed 10 be shipped into
this state Tor breeding on dairy pur-
l.oses unless they be accompanied on
a certificate sworn 70 by The state
veterinarian or one of his assistants OF
the stale from which they come that
said cattle have had the nbercoiin
test within 60 days next precedina
date of shipment and that the saio
cattle are al the time Of shipment free
from any symptoms Of any infections
On contagious disease.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20

a remarkable offer is heing made
by the Carrara Paint Company one
of the largest paini factories in the
world
liave you been figuring on doing
any kind of painting this spring. lf
yOu have. and you will inst iill out tlH
blank lines and send TO us tie coupon
below. we will have our expert oolui'ist
send you three valuable colofplans
prepared especially for your house
and which would ordinarily cost YOU
nauy dollars each. hnl which We send
you absolutely irep knowing how
your house can he made the most
hcautilul ia your negNbolhood, how
Iliitle q viii cost ,oa and how much
sou can save nN bu,ine Carsap Paint
Send the coupon today io me Ca7
rara Paint Company. l2li Fourth Na
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
HURT
In TEXAS SMASRUP

San Antonio. Texas. March 20.-Two
men were killed and seven other per-
sons injured when an excursion train
on the International & Great Norjh.
ern railway bearing a party of home
seekers from Kansas and Oklahoma en-
route to ais Paltenas. Mexico. was
wrecked AT Pearsall. 50 miles south OF
this city The engine and tender bag
gage car and four day coaches left the
track. the deralmenl being caused b.
e broken rail The dead
w. IT, Myers. baggageman. of San
Antonio, Texas
N r. MeEroy, of San Antonio: line
man for the Western Union Telegraph
company
The injured.
w H. oopeE Of Dow Okla right
hand badly smashed.
Mrs. S p Norman internal injuries.
w. J Patterson, Of Oklahoma City
Injured on hip
Dr Casper Ida. Okla, injured IN.
ternally.
$. = Robuck, Internally injured
Several others We're slightly injured.
The train consisted OF baggase
car ten day coaches and Pullman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
a Week Of popular prices.

The attraction at Brooks opera house
on Monday night will be the payton
sisters and this big popular price COM
pang They are here for six nights.
With matinees Wednesday and satnf-
day. changing the play aud specialties
every performance. The Payton Sis
ters themselves ar credited with be.
mg people of no small degree OF merit
and have surrounded themselves with
q capable company OF artists as sun
port The opening bin viii ba 'rhe
Man Outside. followed by an unusn-
ally strong repertoire of plays that
are TO great extent new productions
aud pat on al a heavy cost OF royalty
for each performance
fhe play at popular prices
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
Z Q Q 0 Q O Q Q q 0 Q o . o @ 0 {

Senator Pat Gouldine, of Enid, sent
chiils up and down the spines OF many
Thursday afternoon when the semitic
had emerged nom IT'S work OF the com.
mittee OF the whole By Introducing a
contnrrent resolution giving counties
the right To- vote on The question Of
license or no license. and the resolu.
tion was the talh Of the lobbles last
evening
TWO Bills Recommended For Adoption.
Senate Bin No l2S. by Stewart and
Conn, regulating ferry boats and re-
girictlng as 10 size, was recommended
for adoption by the committee OF the
whole Alr. Hntchett in the chair
House Bin No. 3is, amropratlng
mney for the maintenance OF the Of
flee of commissioner OF charity, al
lowing $500 per annum fer stenogra-
pher and 81 500 for The commissioner
was also recommended for adoption.
As to Lobbyists.
During the senate session yesterday
Senator Roddie called attention to the
fact that there were lobbyists n Gnth-
rie. and some OF Them We're making
themselves very obnoxious 10 the sen
ate. he cited AN instance Of bills
being taken from the desks, and the
president pro lem asserted that he
knew lobby was being maintained 20
the city. but thought thni pohing
could he done with the meagrc nior-
nation az hand.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
Did Y0u Ever
Stop TO Think
why You Feel Lazy, Moody and
Tired2

Tired2
Wen Tell You Why and Cure the
Feeling.
The remedy Is yours for the asking.
Dyspepsia bais the Nay TO your ai-
toining success, wealth aud j-dlu-
snce by clogging the whoels " your
health machine. Your work snffers.
ENERGY wanes, i@lrsevere-ce flags.
in his age of hurry and hustle,
Nbefe concentrated energy is essen
tial % seecess, whore the strong man
wins and the weakest goes TO the
WALL you owe Il as a duty 20 your
ser your family your friends, 10 keep
tsal God given health you were blessed
With az the start.
Why not make a fresh beginning,
nnd al the expenditure uf only 80
cents 10 the purchase Of a box Of
S4nars Dyspepsia Tablets. find anew
the JOY Of eliting' the JOY of work
ing The Joy OF strife
stuaus Dyspepsia Tablets contain
fAe yAry elements which yoer stomach
possessed WHOM IL was healthy-pep-
sin. diastase. E0lden-seal and others.
By the action ol these digestive Ger.
ments the dissolved food substances
poss into the blooa vessels and lynn
phatics and so enter the general or
culall0k.
Deprive tie stomach OF their as
nistance and your gastric juice be-
comes weak. YOU cannot erjoy your
fooa you have trouble Ia your stom
ech after eating. you become moody
indGlfni dispirited
Remedy these defects by using
H(aarts Dyspepsia Tablets. which a.
aisf paiure by curing these MS You
ncei them 10 restore you 10 that ac
fife condition Of body, mind and spir
IS abieh Is the kos 10 success, the
1ad b wealth ana the doorway ol
tto
ult ~ every drug store; price, 81
fe,i Ne afe 50 convinced that once
fol Rlll never bc without them
M So Hili send you BY MALL free
e1rpl of your name and address
s sie PACKAGE Address ~ a..
fl c $50 Stuart Bldg N9rhall
Haff Dyspepsia Tablets a AZ
~ afug elore.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
The AIlurement Of stardom.

Grace Cameron, who comes TO the
Brooks Sunday night as the star OF
Little Dollie Dimples, returned from
most successful tour OF England,
Germany. France and Africa in time TO
rehearse for her starring tour in lit
tie DoIie Dimples.' Miss Cameron's s
foreign engagements We're so success.
fnl that it was only the allur ment Of
stardom' that brought the cleyer
yonug lady back TO the land OF Uncle
Sam.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
rRlsure 70 DEAD MEMBER.
Logan County sar Association En-
shrine Captain sesIy's Memory


The memorial meeting IN Femem,
brance of the late Capt silas e. See
~, of the Logan County BAR associa-
ton. last evening in the district court
room was largely attended A mm-
ber OF out OF town lawyers and frieads
OF the deceased We're present and add
ed words Of praise to the life that had
been called from their midst Nearly
every member of the bar made "a
short address, paying tribute after
tribute to man whose lie had been
am example TO them IN his service TO
his country his party the state and
community,
Although not actively engaged in the
practice of law for the past len years
Captain Seely was constantly IN the
court room and was a warm friend os
all the members of the bar
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
@oW % aii a.ugg,sss in three Sizes.
2sc, sec ana SG.co per bottle.
FuclTIVEs FROM TEXAS
FLY TOWARD OKLAHOMA

Colbert. Okla. March i9-1ocal Of
ficers are searching Tor seven men who
escaped from the Grayson county
CreXl temporary Jail yesterday even
ing and are believed to have crossed
into Oklahoma. The men have been
working on the rOads about fifteen
placed the cdnvlsct camp prison at
night The names Of teh fugitlves are
MS follows: w. + Iambrlck. Jim Hun
Bill Whitaker. L. a. Coleman Robert
Stevens Andrew Brown and Andrew
Jones.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
RELEASED PARsoN
is ARRESTED AGAIN

Hobart, Okla. March ia night
session of the county court was held
yesterday for the purpose of trying
the Rev Philip Dickerson, who Was
placed in Jail Monday on the charge
of forgery. The trial was brief and
Dickerson was acquitted. Immediately
upon being released from custody he
was rearrested ON the charge OF ar
son, the complaint being filed by
County Attorney Standeyin.
pickerson was released unon the
execution OF a $500 bond. His pre-.
liminary hearing was set for April T.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
LOCAL
OPTION
CLAMOR
-
GOULDING'S RESOLUTION
40 SUBMIT QUESTION
TO VOX POPULI
SPECTRE OF LOBBY
HAUNTS LEGISLATURE
According 10 Senator Rod
die in VOicing q Deep
Protest
, Q Q Q Q Q Q 0 . 0 Q Q 0 . o q
SENATE CONCURRENT RES.
oLUTloN.
tBv Gouldine.D

. BE II Resolved by the senate of Z
= the state of Oklahoma the house 9
q OF representatives concurring. :
o that the secretary Of state shall E
. refer TO the people ot3thc state OF Z
. Oklahoma for their approval or 2
s. rejection. at tie next general G
g election to be held ia l9aS. in {
g the manner provided by law as :
Q amendment to the constitution of {
. the state OF Oklahoma. providing :
. for the sale of Intoxicating Z
. liquors, including ale, beer and !.
g wine in each county of the state +.
= and each city OF over one thou I.
. sand inhabitants in which a ma {
= lority OF The legal voters. voting {
9 at said election, shall vote for g
9 she sale of such liquors, it shall c
Q be lawful for any of the county c
. commissioners aud city council &
g Of nav city 10 issue liccnse for &
O the sale of such liquor under the 9
= laws of the Territory OF CltIahu- :
G ma as Ia force prior to Novem-
g her 10, 1907 until otherwise !.
G changed by the Legislature OF this e
. state. except that in no case shall c
9 such liquor license be less than
Q one thousand dollars (Sl 000) &
. per annnn; two hundred dollars
9 ts200 OF which shall be paid into {
$ the treasury OF the county and {
9 tie balance ia the treasury of :
g the city IN colmties and cities {
. where majority OF the legal
. voters Of such county or city :
Q shall vote against the sale OF
C such liquor. the prohibition law
g Of this state shall remain in fll c
. force and effect There shall be
G printed on the haiiots the words c
G For high license and local op c
Q tlon,r aud Against high license &
o and local option 6
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
POLICE ENJoiNEo
FROM MOVING DEPOT

Tulsa. okla, March 49, When the
police as ordered by the city council
ATTEMPTED 10 remove the Frisco freight
depot out OF Detroit ayenue iacy We're
enioined by the railroad Judge talph
Campbell. Of the federal court having
issued a temporary restraining order.
Final hearing on the Injunction viii
be heard here on April &. The city
authorities say they will fight TO have
the building moved out Of the street
no matter how long it takes.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
PERTAINING TO
STATE OFFICIALS
sasHs'assasnesRsmeHaHsnsHaMs

President J. P Connrs. Of Tie state
board Of agriculture, has gone 10 his
home in Canadian TO spend sunday.
The members Of the state hoard
Of agriSqitre returned to their homes
this morning after a three days ses.
sion in thecity az which much business
was transacted
Secretary G. 2 Bryan. Of the live
stock oommissioh lleft today for
Perry TO pend Sunday with home
folks.
Ia a letter toaI. C. CARRIER district
judge Of the 2@h judicial district
Attorney General Chas West advises
That for the prosecution Of felonies
the court shonid prosecute by indiet-
ment instead of by information, al
though the present law does nor re-
quire this The attorney general ex-
poets a law TO be passed by the pres
ent legislature compelling this pro
cedure
Insurance Commissioner +. j. No.
Comb Is preparing data AMI checking
up the annual statements Of the insur.
ance companies that transacted brsi-
ness in this state last year prepara-
tory to issuing report on Insurance
business in Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
LAD GUILTY OF MURDER
IS GIVEN SIX YEARS

Special 10 Daily Leader
Ardmoro. Okla March 20 Charles
PARKER. 10 years Old who pleaded
guilty 10 completely in the murder Of
on Charles Chasher. "a veterinary sur
geon. "a rishopingo, in January 1906.
and was sentenced 90 sis years IN the
lponltentlary. has been brought here
from Tishomineo aud placed In the
federal Jail w S Muffin charged
win the murder IS being tried az
lrlshomingo.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-20
ERlcK MAN DISAPPEARS.

Special to Daily Leader
arick, okla, March 90 Ed Reid,
80 years old. who has been ia the eni-
ploy of W. l. Hced, q grocery dealer,
disappeared three weeks ago and his
wife nor none Of his friends have been
able to locate him. lie Is five feet one
inch tail cad has a dark complexion
and darl, hair and eyes.