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Strength

Heart Strength, or Heart Weakness. means Nervs
Strength. or Nerve eWeakness-nothins more. Pos.
iuyely. not one weak heart Ia hundred A. m u
self. actually diseased. Il Is alnol always >
hidden tiny litio nerve that really i All al aiit
This obscure nerye-the Cardiac or Hart herve
-sinpiy needs. and must have, more power, more
stability, more controlling. morc governing
strength. Without that the Heart must continue
20 fail. and the stomach and kidneys also have
these same controlling nerves.
Iiis clearly explains why. as medicine. Dr.
Shops Restorative has in the past done 50 much
for weak and aiing Hearts. nr ShooD hrst sought
the cause o. an tnis painful, palpiiatns sniiocat
ing heart distress. DR. shoop's Restorativc-thil
popular prescription--is alone directed 10 thesl
weak and wasting nerve ccniors. u puihei
Il yirenNthcns: Il offers real genuine heart halp.
n you would have strong Hearts. strong d'
E,siion. strengthen thc1o nerves - re-csi4pilsl
thcln IS needed. With
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Holding Election September 7h 1907
Payment
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c. II. PlTTMAN.
Chief Clerk.
IMpopyANr nFcleIoN
G. A. CROSsETT,
Minute Clerk.

II is important that you should de.
eide TO take only Foley's Honey and
Tar when you have a cough or cold
as it will cure the most obstinate,
racking cough and expel the cold
from your system Foley's Honey and
Tar contains no harmful drugs. In
slsit upon having it.
For sale by G. r. Renfgo.
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The Speaker announced that the
bill having received a constitutional
majority OF the votes OF all the mem
bnrs OF the House Of Representatives,
the same was passed and he signed
the engrossed copy thereof in open
session.
House BIN No. 457 (school Land
BtD was read Mr. Harris presld-
ing
Ar Murray offered substitute for
House nill No. 457
Mn Ballard moyed TO adopt The sub
stlinte
Mr. branson moved 20 postpone con.
sideratlon until Friday Mr. Tabor
moved 10 amend by substituting "Mon
day. for Friday The Tabor amend
nleni prevailed
The Rranson motion as amended
prevailed
Mr. Speaker presiding.
Mr. Speaker
Your Commiltee on Enrolment hces
leaYs y repori that L has carefully
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C. NJ. G r a N ,
Aucftoroar
No Wonder.

Gayboze-When my wife saw the
condition I was in when / got home
from the club last night 1t just stag
gered her. Martini-Pm not surprised /
You know you drank enough for two,
old man.-Illustrated Bits.
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TO be in charge Of one Commissioner
20 be known as a state Commissioner
OF Health is hereby created. Said
Commissioner shall be appointed by
the Governor with term co-terminous
with the Governor) for germ Of foui
years He shall be the State Super
intendent of Public Health"
The Holland amendment was
adopted by the following vote
Ayes Baldwin Ballard, Bowdre,
Briggs, Broom. Butler, Chappell. Day,
Durant, Ezzard Faulkner, FRASER,
Harris, Harrison (of Hughss), Har-
rison (oft McCurtain), Hart, Holland,
Huddleston, Hudson, Iapp, Jarrett,
Johnson, Jones Jesse, Lindsey,
Lockwood, London, Moore. Muir
dock, NcAdoo, McCalla Nor
ven, Orcutt, Pendegraft, Putnam,
Rainey Murley, Reeve, Rider, Sands.
Shearer, Skeen, Smith (of Dewey,
Smith tof Deleware) Smith (of
Washita), Snelson, Stephens, Stett-
mund Swengle, Tabor, Tandy, Tillot-
son. Utterback. Vandeveer, Vande-
yenter, Workman, Whitehrrst Whit
son, Williams (of Commanche). Mr..
Speaker, (MurraD.
Total-61.
Nays-Abbott Armstrong Cot Kio-
wa), Ashby, Beck, Boyle, Branson,
Brown, Carson. Casteel, Cope,
Chastian, Crouch, Dyerle, Earl,
Farley, Ellis, Hawkins, Hen
erickson, Hobby, King. Manus.
Martin, McElhaiy, ONeal, Pas
chal Porter. Riddle Ross. Sher
man. Smith (of Custer), Stanger,
stvere stone, Turner, Watrous, VIII
llains tof Pushmataha).
Total-s7
Absent-Allon. Anthony, Armstrong,
tof Choctawl, Banks, Bryan, Durham
Evans Fisstr. McCants, ,RatliG
Smith (of GranD, Wilson.
Total-1l.
Mr. NfcCana moved to reconsider
the vote hy which the Holland amend
ment was adopted and to lay that
amendment on the table Carried.
Mr. -dudson moved to recommit for
revision in l'ne with the Holland
amcrdnent 10 a special committee of
five. Carried.
Tae Speaker appointed as such spo-
cial committee, Hudson Crouch, Bal
lard, EIendrickson, Holland.
Messenger arrived iror the Senate
bearing Senate Bill No 1O3 by Could
ing and Senate Bin No. 244 by Rus
sell which were each read the first
time and made special order for sec
ond reading the next legislative day
lso nessags announcing that the
President of tie Senate had appoint
ed Senators Brooks, Taylor and 5g
german as conference committee on
Senate Bill No Is.
Mr. Speaker:
Your Committee OH Engrossment
begs leave to report that it has care
fully compared the engrossed copy Of
Committee Substitute for House Bills
Nos 2O4 $40, and 4f5 with the orig
inal draft and amendments thereto
and finds said engrossment to be cor
rect and in proper form
Very respectfully submitted
MANUS,
Chairman.
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On motion Of Branson section 16
was stricken out.

On motion of Branson section 16
was stricken out.
Mr.. VandeSenter moved to substl-
tute 10000" for 10000" in line 16,
section 10. Carried
Mr. RatliR moved 10 add ut end OF
section 10 Provided chat when II
shall appear from the probate records
Of any county that the number of per
sons for whom guardians have been
appointed, and the number OF estates
.of descendants for which administTa-
tors have been appointed. and are
then pending exceed 500. the county
judge may make an order appoint
ing special clerk in probate matters.
who shall be paid salary Of 81 200
per annum. to be paid by the county
judge from the fees earned in pro.
bate cases, and in no case shall the
county be liable for the salary Of
said clerk"
Tending consideration OF the amend
ment the House adjourned until $3.50
"a. m. Friday.
C. II. PITTMAN.
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YESTERDAYS
HOUSE
JOURNAL

NINTH DAYS SESSION $50.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
CITY HALl.-GUTHRIE.
Thursday April sSd. 1908.
$3.50 O'Clock, a. m.
House called to order. Mr. Speaker
presiding.
Prayer by the chaplain.
Roll call-all members present ex-
cept: Allen, Armstrong Cof Choctaw)
Bryan, Banks, Durham.
MI Speaker:
Your committee on enrolment begs
leave 10 report that It has carefully
compared the enrolled copy Of
House Concurrent Resolution No.
si with the engrossed copy thsrc,
OF and finds said enrolment to be
correct and in proper form, and it is
herewith transmitted to you for your
signature.
Very respectfully
G. l.. ANDERSON.
Chairman.
The Speaker signed the enrolled
copy Of House Concurrent Resolu-
tion no. 81 in open session after
reading at length
The reading of the Journal Of the
previous days session was dispensed
with and same approved.
House Bill No. .5f3 was recommitted.
House Bin No. G3S, by Murley. en-.
titled, AN act amending certain
statutes relating TO SCHOOLS" Intro
duced, read frsl time, and made spo-
cial order for second reading the next
legislative day.
Messenger arrived from the Senate
bearing House Bills Nos. 1853, 415 and
547 as passed by the Senate. and
House Concurrent Resolution No 2i.
signed hy the President af the Senate;
enrolled copy of Senate Concurrent
Resolution No. 40, which the Speaker
sighed in open session after reading
at length, And House Concurrent
Resolution No. 2S as passed by the
Senate.
The following report was read:
Mr.. Speaker
We, your Committee on Education
TO whom was referred House Bill No.
s39 by Williams (uf Commanche)
entitled; IAN act creating a State
Board of Education. and defining It's
powers" beg leave 10 report that we
have had the same under consider
alton and return same herewith with
the recommendation that it do pass.
j. ROY WILLIAMS.
Chairman.
The following were eacn read the
second time and referred as indicat.
ed:
Senate Bill No $50. by Keys to
Birds, Fish and Game.
House Bill No. e2s by Ellis. to Gen
eral Agriculture.
House Bin No. GA, by Hudson. to
Judiciary.
House Pin No. ea5. by Reeve, to
Pigeon Hole.
House Bin No. G26, by Wilson and
Ashby, to Legal Advisory.
House Bill No. e27, by watrous, to
Legal Advisory.
House Bill No CPS. by watrous, to
Retenue and Taxation.
House Bin No go. by wairous, to
Revenue and Taxation.
House Bin No, $50. by Iones, 20
Manufacturers and Commerce.
House Bm No. Gai. by Japp. to
judiciary.
House lNu No es2, by Jesse. to
Education
House hin No. eaa, by Japp aud
Stone, to OH and Gas.
House Bin No 63i by Putnam, to
Roads and Highways.
House Bm No 5S5. by Manus. to
Birds. Fish and Game.
House Rl No. csc by McAdoo TO
General Agriculture.
House Bnl No 637 by Whitson. to
General Agriculture
Senate Dlli No 4 was read The
committee amendments were adopt
ed.
After discussion tho hill was re-
committed TO a special committee;
the Speaker appoindng MoCalla, Til
lotson Novell, Eszard and Jarrett.
Consideration Qf Senate Bin No lSS
was resumed The pending question
being the motion TO reconsider the
vote by which the minority report
was lost
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HUDSON,
Chairman.

Mr.. Speaker:
Your Committee on Enrolment hegs
leave to report that it has carefully
compared the enrolled copy of House
Bill No. 547 with the engrossed copy
thereof and finds said enrolment to
be correct and in proper form, and
it is herewith transmitted to you for
your signature.
Very respectfully,
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Ayes-Abbott, Armstrong COZ Kio-
wal Ashby. Baldwin. Ballard. Beck,
Bowdre. Boyle, Branson, Broom,
Brown, Butler Carson, Casteel Chap
pell. Chastain. Cope, Crouch, Day,
Deyerle, Durant, burst, Earle, Farley
Ellis, Evans, Ezzard, Faulkner. Fisher,
Fraser, Harris. Harrison (of HugheS),
Harrison (of McCurtain), Hart, Haw-
kins Hendrickson, Hobby, Holland,
Euddleston, Hudson, Japp Jarrett,
Jesse, Johnson. Jones, King, Lindsey,
Manus. Martin. Moore. Mmdock. Nc
Adoo, McCalla McElhaney. Norvcll,
o. Neal, Orcutt, Paschal, Pendergraft,
Porter. Putnam, Rainey, Murley,
Reeve. Rider, Ross, Sherman, Skeen.
smith, tof Deway). Smith (of CUSTER,
Smith (of DeIaware). Smith COT
va shital Stephens, Stettmund
Stivers. stone SwengIe, Tabor, Tan
dy, Tnlotson. Turner, Utterback Van
dayoer. Vandeyentar. Workman, Wat
rous, Whitehurst Whitson, Williams
(of Commanche), Williams (of Push
matahal, Mr.. Speaker (Murray.)
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HUDSON.
Chairman


Mr. Speaker: atr Sw
Your Committee on Enrolment begs
leave to report that IL has carefully
compared the enrolled copy of House
Concurrent Resolution No. 2S with
the engrussed copy thereof and finds
said enrolment to be correct aud in
proper form, and it is herewith trans
mitted to you for your signature.
Very respectfully,
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compared the enrolled copy OF House
Blll No. i15 with the engrossed copy
thereof and fiuds said enrolment to
be correct and in proper form. and it
Is herewith transmitted to you for
your signature.
Very respectfully,
rfTfnHnN
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Whv Is suaar eweet?

If sugar did not dissolve in the mouth
you would not taste the sweet.
GROVES TASTEL1SS CHILL
TONIC is as strong as the strongest
bitter tonic. but do not taste the Bit
ter because the ingredients do not
dissolve IN the mouth, but do dissolve
readily In the acids of the stomach
Is just as good for Grown People as
for Children. The First and Original
Tasteless Chill Tonic. The Standard
for 80 Years. SOC.
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Total 81.
Nays None.

Absent ALLEN, Anthony, Armstrong,
tof Choctaw). Banks, Briggs, BTsan,
Durham, Lockwood, London, McCants,
Ratlin. Riddle, Sands, Shearer, Smith
(of Grant,, Snelson, Stagner, Wilson.
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section The judges Inspectors
sitting the election board aud
exceeding dollars
mile after the ballots previous to the
The claims
claimants audited by the board Of
session and all belonging
hands the
shall ordered
year
Section declared whereof
the immediate the public health
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Committee substitute for House
Bin Nos 2O4, $40 and 445 having been
read on two previous several legisla-
tive days was placed on third read
ing and final passage. the question be-
ing: shall the bin pass" The roll
being called resulted as follows:
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HUDSON,
Chairman.

The Speaker signed the enrolled
copies of House Bill Nos. dl5 and 547,
and Of House Concurrent Resolution
No. Is in open session after reading
at length
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Fresh oase Of White Goose cigars at
olsmith's.
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liouse Bill No. es9 by Branson, en-
titled "An Act TO provide Tor the ap-
pontment of additional judges OF the
District Courts Of the state where
tho same are found necessary.
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first time and made the special order
for second reading the next legisla-
tive day
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House Bill No $40 by Ezzard. en-
titled: AN Act in relation TO suit for
injuries in the district courts Of the
state OF Oklahoma"
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ND. sneaEer presIdlng:

~ hNhoNAs
Mr.. Speaker presiding.
Ee-ey a'--lsie--s a-F-7- "a.
Message was read from the Senate
announcing that the Senate had
agreed TO conference on House BIZ
No 1853, and had appointed Senators
Davis, Williams and Billups.
House Bin No. 159 was read.
Mr. Ashby moved to strike out
three fourths" in line 10, Sec. 10.
Tabled on motion Of Faulkner.
Mr. Jesse moved TO substitute
"$l50' Tor $3.50 in line 8, page s,
Tabled on motion of Japp
Mr.. Cope moved to strike out all
after matter" in line 16, down to
court in line IL and insert the
fees of the county court shall be the
same as the fees OF the cler. OF the
district court for like services" Car
ried.
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TO be in charge Of one Commissioner
20 be known as a state Commissioner
OF Health is hereby created. Said
Commissioner shall be appointed by
the Governor with term co-terminous
with the Governor) for ,erm Of foul,
years. He shall be the State Super
intendent of Public Health"
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The Holland amendment was
adopted by the following vote:
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House Bill No. 641 by Cope. entitled.
IAN Act providing for tho election Of
electors tor president aud vice-presi-
dent Of TIM Quilted States, canvass
ng Of returns of such election and
prqvidirc fer issuing certificates to
s0Ch electors"
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
DROPS FROM ROOF
AND ROBS STORE
burglar Resorts to Much Cum
ming in Successful Raid
During Night

OAKLAND, March BY climbing
over roofs OF buildings in the center of
the Broadway and Franklin street bust
ness section a burglar entered the rear
Of store conducted by c. F. Salomon-
son at 1857 Franklin street last night
and robbed the place Of $500 worth of
cutlery, jewelry and money. The thief
carried the cash register from the store
into rear room, broke it open and
rified it. Escape was made by rear
window, through which the burglar en-
tered.
No tampering with the front entrance
Of the store was evident, but in the
rear a window had been pried open.
To reach this window, which opens into
an inelosed space between buildings, it
was necessary for the man to climb
over roofs from the Broadway or
Twelfth street side. To drop from the
roofs into the inclosed court it is be-
lieved the burglar used a rope, which
he carried away with him.
When Salomonson entered his store
this morning he found the register in
the rear room and the contents of show
cases disordered. The store is a COM
bination bicycle shop and jewelry and
cutlery store. The thief took silver
knives and forks. razors. a heavy gold
watch and several cheaper ones and
the money in the cash register.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
Polo Team Ready foi
Play in South

Paul Schmidt. secretary OF the COro-
nado country club, who has been In
the city for several days. has COM
pleted arrangements for the visit of
the Burlingame country club polo
team to the southern California fields.
The Burlingame men have won sew
eral challenge cups twice, and vic
tory this year will mean that the club
obtains absolute ownership in the
trophies.
In view of the Importance of the
tournament to the, men from this dis
trict it is intended to place the strong
est possible team in the field Bur-
lingame counts on the assistance of r.
M. Tobin, T. A. Driscoll. Walter $. Ho-
bart John Lawson, f. j. CaroIan and
others. and with this formidable lineup
it is safe to say the trophies will sure
Iy come north.
The present arrangement is for the
ponies OF the Bur1ingame men to leave
here March 8. while the players will
leave the following night. This will
allow them several days practice be-
fore the opening of the tournament.
In the meantime the ponies are be-
ing exercised regularly. and they will
be played in several practice games,
il the weather permits, during the
present week.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
EVERHART DISREGARDED,
RESIGNS CHAIR RMANSHIP

OAKLAND March 2.-Councilman
Everhart resigned from the chairman
ship of the street committee in the
city council tonight in discussion in
which his recommendation that Wood
lawn park residents pe allowed to con-
meet a sewer with the Oakland system
of sewers was disregarded.
The district concerned petitioned the
council for permission to make the
connection, and Everhart said he had
Investigated the proposal and favored
ii. The other councilmen were in favor
of continuance for further investiga-
tion, Everhart protesting that his rec
ommendation as chairman of the street
committee should be sufficient. He
then resigned.
The protest of Edison F. Adams and
others against the opening of Four
ueenth street from Alice to Failon was
oyerruled, a. was that of A. S. Mac
Donald and Harriet Belford against
the opening of Twenty eighth street
from Valdez to Broadway
The proposed ordinance of Council
man Burns for an increase of the
saloon license to $1,000 year was laid
on the table. A minority report by
Burns was voted down.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
PRAISES CITY OFFICIALS
Pastor Urges Citizens to Clean
LIN Premises as a Duty

OAKLAND, March 2.-Strong ap-
proval of the city officials efforts to
meet existing sanitary conditions has
been given by Rev. DIR. Drury of the
United Brethren church. The pastor
smoke last night on the scientific basis
of the Mosaic law and turned TO the
local situation as one deserving the
highest commendation in the matter Of
Intelligent, we'll directed campaigning.
DR. Drury said:
II think that the members OF the
board of health and other officials OF
the city understand we'll the respon-
sibility which rests upon them at this
time and they are doing their duty
we'll, but above this duty which the
city as a corporation owes to itself.
through its officials, there is duty
equally Imperative which every citizen
owes to keep his premises clean, free
from accumulation of garbage and rub
bish.
"The householder should see to 1T
that anything which tends to become
a breeding place for disease germs
should not be permitted to exist. We
must not jeopardize the health Of the
community by the presence OF such un-
sanitary conditions. 1t rs the duty of
every individual and family 10 see that
those things which threaten life and
health should be destroyed"
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
BEAUTIFUL NEW OPERA
REIGNS AT IDORA PARK
princess of Trebizonde" Heard
for First Time on the Pa
cific Coast

OAKLAND, March "A beautiful
opera is that which was given its open
ing performance at Idora park tonight,
and is TO be the offering in the popular
playhouse for a brief run. The Prin-
cess of Trebizonde" is the title. It is
by Onenbach. and was heard for the
first time this evening on this coast 1t
is comic opera with plenty of fun and
frolic. in addition to the charm of it's
splendid melodies. A clever libretto
supplements the interest compelled by
the beauty of the music.
Singers. comedians and girls in the
chorus were at their best tonight. They
sang with appreciation of the score
and made the most of the opportunities
for amusement. The chorus effects
were especially beautiful.
In the cast appeared Ann Tasker,
Grace Travers. Ferris Hartman, Joseph
Fogarty. Walter De Leon, Walter Cat
lett. George Knowlton, Ella Morris.
Muggins Davies and other favorites of
the company. All did pleasing work,
the singing of Ann Tasker being par
ticularly fine.
The opera is handsomely staged. The
story carries one back to the sixteenth
century, in the south of France, and
thus affords opportunity for some very
picturesque costume and scenic pic
lures.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
TRACK TEAM FOR DUAL MEET

STANFORD UNIVERSITY. March a.
The track team which will meet the
athletes of the University of Southern
California in the dual meet Saturday
at Los Angeles was announced by
Trainer Moulton today. sixteen men,
together with Dad Moultou and Grad
uate Manager Knupp. will make the
trip, leaving Thursday.
In the sprints the cardinal will be
represented by Holman % and Reed
10. In the middle distances viii be
J. o. Miller and the freshman Brown.
as well as Wyman. The half mile will
see practically the same Stanford en-
try. In the mile run will be entered
Bradford '09, Maundrell 10 and E. j.
Nash '0S. In the two mile Nash will
run, together with Maundrell and
Sweet '09. The hurdles will be cared
for by Horton 0S. Bradley 10 and
Captain Fred flanagan '0S. In the field
events Horton will put the shot. as
will Crawford 90 and Youker 10.
In the broad jump Bellah and Horton
viii take part The pole vault will be
competed for by Captain flanagan and
Bellah 10 Martin 09 Will be entered
in the high jump. The hammer throw
entries viii include Horton. Crawford
and Youker.
The San Francisco call., 1908-03-03
COOK ROBs ROOM
Caught as He FIees and Turned
Over to Police

OAKLAND. March BOLDLY enter
ing the room of Mrs. Andricon in a
lodging house at PA San Pablo avenue
this afternoon, Raymond Lugo. ma
rine cook. seized purse from the top
of a bureau, removed a watch. pin and
other articles of 5ewelry from a drawer
and made mis- exit from the room wren
Mrs. Ahdricon, returning, screamed.
Still carrying the loot, Lugo ran down
San Eablo avenue to Seventeenth street,
where he was caught by citizens and
turned over to Constable Hampstead
and Patrolman Reinhardt Captain of
Police Lynch handcufred the man and
took him to the police station, where he
is held in detinua He said he needed
money to buy food and stole to obtain it.
Lugo had the purse when captured,
but had thrown away the watch and
pin as he ran. All of the articles were
recovered and identified by the woman.