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convention La Follette's name. had cut
his speech in two, il would have made the
hit Of the afternoon. He slid past the
crowds limit, and the smile which cap
tivated every one wore Off, and he grew
angry. and "the subsequent proceedings
interested him no more"
1t was Mr. McGee-remember the name
who. seconding the nomination OF La
Toilette. started the whoop heard around
the world. There seems TO be no ques-
tion that OF all the candidates besides
Taft, La Toilette got the best demon
stration.
Complications Then Follow.
But after that. complications occurred
Some one walked across the gallery ba *
of the speakers platform with flag
having Roosevelts picture. and the ap-
plause for La Toilette merged into the
futile, stupid attempt 10 stampede the
convention TO Roosevelt. and for quar-
ter Of an hour the yelling continued. II
was quieted as the roll call on President
began. and continued down to Iowa.
Then a silence fell, and continued until
TAFT was nominated
Now written down here I'm a thousand
words. this seems like story OF a stir
ring episode. Yet IL covers events that
lasted from 10 TO 1O:3O o'clock. There was
some cheering-a beautiful spontaneous
ovation Of half an hour. more or less. for
TAFT and some formal cheering of some
thing like two and six-elevenths seconds
for each of the allies and this is the best
part Of II all Those who had sought
the nomination the hardest - Cannon.
Knox. and Fairbanks-got no more than
Foraker, who took what he could pick
up. There were no differences between
the S15-picture fireworks and the Decent
Roman candle-they all flzzled and went
out in gloom.
And the meaning OF Il all is this: That
the Republican party has taken a step
forward, but not a stride. A party is
curiOusly like a feet. II can 90 only as
fast as its slOwest vessel. and IN this
parade of the Republican fleet the rapid
Wisconsin. a trim and seaworthy boat,
has 10 slow UP for Vermont and New
York.
The general average Of speed Of the
Republican fleet is found in the Nissis-
sippi Valley States They nominated
Taft. They made the platform Il will
be regarded as long step in New Eng
land, but it will be regarded as a crow
hop I'm Nebraska. But speaking as a
Republican, one is forced 70 admit that
n any OF the fast boats or any Of the
slow boats takes notion that she can
go it alone the Democratic enemy Will
catch her out alone end capture her.
The fleet now has an admiral and a
rear admiral Tomorrow it will get a
vice admiral-and then will sail out for
a fight OF a frolic
Copyright 1915. by George Matthew Adams)
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LATONIA RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-Five frrlonEs Olive Ely. los War
rem. So won; Charlotte Hamilton. 10 Tru1lcrl
S665. sccond; Chalice. 10 Powers. S3S. third
Time, l9l 40 Lady Leuta Harriet Howe Lillian
Ray. Willow Plume. Bueua Vista. Gold Lake
Marshy. Miss Hapsburg and Elysium also ran
SECOND RACE-Five flrlones. Lightblue. lOs
tButerl. SOS won. Roseb,Hg H. lG lskir7tn)
5000. sccOnd; Cassyway. los lWauenl $50 third
Tine. l0l S-5. Emily Almanac. Tom Connolly. Cara
Cavarone Leftover. Tom Holland, Ramsey, Great
Help Nike OF. and Col. Blue also ran
THIRD RACE-Six furlongs W. T. Overtoa 10
lSieclel H3.55. won Lignaudo. Jos tPowersl So O5
second, Huck. lg7 lWarcnl. s.. third Time IA Is
ogbent Queens Daughter. Nolsei Caltha Banagher
solo Dance. Bramble Lad. Convince. Jim Listen
and Hazel " also ran.
FOURTH RACE-One mile Miss Alert. 100 IL
Martini S090. won; Arctic lO7 iPowersl SO %
second; Kerchelal. us CHoiGeu. $. so. third Tine
l %. Kings Daughter and M0rtiboy also ran.
FIFTH RACE-Sh furlouRs Prince Ahmed Jos
Taylor), 5000, won; Apache % T. Martini. SIS
second; Balbus. q Butler. SIS. third Tine
li2 % Frontenac, Goldprooi, and Minnie G. also
ran.
SIXTH RACE-Oue and onesixtreuth miles John
Louis. l02 lGlasneri 2lS, won; Mary Talbot lO7
Butler, $3.50, second; Hostile Hyphen. los Hoer
$50. third. Time. laS 55 Galileo Vanen. Sc
verus, Lady Baldu' Sainesaw. Ballet. Marion Moore
and Dr. Simrall also ran.
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READY FOR THE SUBURBAN
Dorante Regarded as Dangerous
Factor in Big Event.
Ballot Is Likely 10 Reign Public
Choice when Horses Go 20
the Post This Afternoon.

New York, June 1s-When F. A. For
sythe's three-year-old Pessara colt Do
rante won the handicap. at a mile and a
furlong. at Gravesend yesterday. urfmen
instantly tabled him as a possible factor
in the running Of the $4,000 Suburban
Handicap at Sheepshead Bay tomorrow
Mr. Forsythe started Dorante in yester-
days event for the sole purpose Of put
ting him 10 a test, as he was meeting
Frank GIN and Montgomery. both Of
whom will start in the big race. Dorahte
carried ll2 pounds. conceding one pound
by the scale 70 Frank Gill five 10 Mont
gomery. and being In receipt OF six from
Big Chief. lie had the benefit Of a great
ride from ]. Lee through the homestretch.
but when he won by a neck he had the
others dizzy.
In the Suburban Dorante Will carry
only s2 pounds and little Shreve will
have the mount. Mr. FOrsythe believes
that with any kind Of good racing luck
Dorante will at least get a part OF the
rich prize. Tor the colt has been improv-
ing steadily, and Is now at HIS best In
yesterdays race Doran;a ran the nine
furlongs IN 1.52 two-ffths OF a second
slower than Gold Lady's track record. and
he finished with so much stamina that IL
the race had been at a mile and a quarter
he might have won easily
1t was an odd fact that Dorante beat
Montgomery VINO was bred and sold by
Mr.. Forsythe last year 10 Emil Herr for
$4,000. s. G. Hlldreth has been pointing
Montgomery for the Suburban. and has
engaged Walter Miller 90 ride. Frank
Gill looked like a cinch for Yesterdays
event but his defeat was probably due
10 the fact that Mcdaniel made too much
use OF him in going out with Big Chief.
who set a killing pace
Mr., Keene's Ballot VIII go 10 tho post
a strong public choice for the Suburban.
August 'Belmonts Fair Play is also well
thought Of. while the experts figure that
Montgomery. Frank Gil. Dorante, DAN
deliOn, Hessian, and Master Robert will
also prove dangerous factors. Il is possl-
bic that Nealon viii go to the post and
that there will be fifteen or more start
ers. The probable field is as follows:
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MONTREAL RESULTS.

FIRST RACE-One mile Ontario. lO2 NfcCsheyl
9 T. ., won; Yaddo. lc5 Shilling 10 l. second :
Mar1posa e5 tkoemerl. 60 20 !. third Time l39 5-5
Dennis stafford Ziraugo, Gibson Servile Lady
karnaa ard Cau Boy also ran.
SECOND RACE-F3ve furongs. Nasturtium. III
90. kOcmerl. 20 ). won: Autumn Maid III &C.
swain 20 to l. second; ATOndack 100 IT, KoernefJ
30 TO /. third. Time, l0L Lady Irma. Claiborne.
Cay King. Helen Hills. and Ohave also au
THIRD RACB-AboIt two and oue-half rniles
Essex l5S lAlclneneyl 10 s. won Gleucastle. I52
lGmntlandl. % l. second, Kpobhampton l58 Mas
nadal 20 l. third. Time. 5:l9 Butwell also ran
FOURTH RACE-Ore mile. Goes Fast 81 CFNran-
cisl, 3 70 /, won; Rei.more. ll3 &C.. Eoenerl. 20
TO- second Billie Hbbs IS Niurphyl. s 20 J. third
Time. 80 LAlly. Bewether. and Schroeder's Mid
way also mn.
FIFTH RACE-six hurlongs. Cs7che dor. ls
lKoenerl 70 5. won; L. NJ Eckert. i07 (Niurphy)
n 10 l. second; Breakaway. lO7 ~. Howard. to l.
third Time, II Is. Twigs Jiu Jitgi Sylvia c.
Cosmopolitan, and Star Emblem also ran
SIXTH RACE-FIve fJulongs Youthful lO5 rTrue-
man. 20 l. won; W. II. Lyon. lOi (Shilling). 10
l. second; Tartar Maid. lo2 u. Howard. % 10 /
thId Time. 90 40 Tenakee Lykers, Autumn
Flower. Aphrodite, Al. Powell. NIanheimer Jersey
Lady Momentum, Nauno. and knight Of Hillsboro
also ran.
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HAMILTON RESULTS.

FIRST RACE - Six fuirlongs Temmerare. l0i
lDeSerichl. 70 2, won; Colonel Faverdale, "a
(Phairl. ! to l. second: Ida Reck. 15 whiting Il
70 5. third. Time. iI4 Left Guard Jupiter Bird
slayer Cora Price, Firebrand. Clifton Forge. and
elena Mcbride also ran.
SECOND RACE-Seven furlongs. Greendale. 10
tFarbrother). 30 TO /. won: Royal Legend rs o.
Baker,, 20 70 l. second: Kid Roos. los lBlumep-
thaD. Is 10 l. third Time. ! % 35 Derrv. Helen
Virginia, Belmere. Lady Lissak Whiskbnoom. EsteIla
G.. Oroonoka, Filwind. Good Likeness. and Kildare
also ran.
THIRD RACE-About two and one-quarter miles
Butter Ladle, li5 Smpsonl. 2 70 s. won: sam Par
mcr. l52 istonel. to ]. second Gault 1856 Day
toni. 10 !. third Time. i.3l Steve Lane aud
Caloorahatchee also ran.
FOURTH RACE-Five furlonRs. Balhek 10 Me
Cabel. to /, won; Lawyer Miar 10 Kennedy
TO l. second; Tapioca, l07 (Dubell. s 10 l. third.
Time, 0l 35. Maximum. Ots Keta, Junan and
PeacocGs Choice also ran
FIFTH RACE-One and onc-sixteenth miles. Cave
Ads1m. lls NicCabel. even. won: Terah lO4 ken
nedyl to l. second; The Shaughraun 100 (Rice)
to l. third. Time, IS. Superstition also ran.
SIXTH RACE-Six furlongs. Loretta Mack IOs
u. Foley. 20 20 l. won: RoycIy 96 Fairbrotherl. 7
10 2 second Goldbars. 100 (BlumenthaD. 4 10 1
third. Time, Is. Punky Arlington Gowanga
Lady Gay Spanker. Andalusia, Salli Suter Irene A.
and Aileen c. also ran
SEVENTH RACE - One mile True Boy 10
tHartyl. to ?, won; Conde. "a Deyerich) 60 70 l
second; The Globe, 81 tRicel % 10 l. third. Time.
l4l Is. Goldnote Trackless. Harry Richesou. Mr.
Peabody Rebounder New Year. and Euripides also
ran.
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New Orleans, June 1S-The Louisiana
senate to-day voted down the Cordln bill
providing for racing commission, by a
vote OF 25 TO 10. and passed TO third read
ing the Locke BILL prohibiting all kinds OF
race-track gambling.
The vote to-day assures the passage Of
the Locke bill. which has hitherto been
regarded as doubtful and the race-track
people have given up the fight.
The bill has already passed the house
The senate will probably pass 1t to-mor-
row.
Gov. Sanders. In his inaugural address.
vigorously denounced raoe-track gam
bling, and no doubt is entertained that he
Will sign the bill.
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GROVER CLEVELAND A FAN.
Former President Is an Ardent Ad-
mirer OF Baseball.

Few people know Grover Cleveland
as a baseball fan" said a former col
legian TO an Eastern interviewer but
for man Of his age there are few
more ardent admirers Of the game in
America. The ex-Presldent seldom misses
good contest at Princeton. and often
goes down TO watch the boys practice.
Frequently Mrs. Cleveland accompanies
him, the couple driving down to the park.
about a mile from their home
Mr. Cleveland. Of course. is always
given choice seat. and follows the
play with the closest interest However.
in the memory Of the oldest inhabitant
he has never been known to show his
emotion. whether the team is winning
or losing.
The last time ! saw Mr. Cleveland
he was walking back from.the ball park
Dressed in rough tweed suit. badly
the worse for wear. with slouch hat
on his head and a pipe in his mouth. the
eS-President was able to maintain that
dignity Of countenance and bearing that
would make him marked in a crowd.
lie was walking lelsurely along Bay
ard iane' the street that ends with his
mouse, and was unobserved except for n
Few passers-by. He looked comforta BILE"
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RAGING eg$ ose, NEWS%R5%ass Of SPORTS
FEAR BRITISH RUNNERS.
England Strong In Distance Men for
Olympic Games.

The hardest row the American ath-
letes will have TO hoe In the coming
Olvapic games at London viii be the
long distance events-long acknowledged
as Englands strongest branch in track
and field sport England looks to her
distance men to wipe out the s,ain Of
double defeat the Americans inflicted at
Athens two years ago. on Crabbe, Nc
Cough, Anderson, and Hawtrey does she
chiefly rely.
OF the lot, Hawtrey was the only one
70 win at Athens The others went down
TO defeat before the wnirlwind finishes
Of Pilgrim and Lightbody.
John McGough the Scot Is one OF the
greatest runners on earth to-day. He is
dangerous from GOO yards 10 five miles.
and thinks nothing Of doing a mile in
4.21
Anderson is a Sc0tchman, too. lie can
run close TO fifty seconds for the quar-
ter, and does the half mile in 81.
Crahbe Is n brilliant half-miler. with
several 1:56 races to his credit
Lieut.. Hawtrey is training hard 10 re-
peat his Athens victory. aud fears only
the Swedes Syanherg and Peterson. Haw-
treys grit at Athens was indispensable.
and every sign points 20 the fact that he
viii he the man 10 beat in the five-mile
race at London.
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Artiace.

From The Philadelphia Ledger
Here. you" said the conductor an
grily. 'ycu rang up a fare. DO that again
and I'll put you Of"
The small man standing jammed IN the
middle OF the car promptly rung up an
other fare. Thercupon the conductor pro-
jected him through the crowd and TO the
edge Of the platform
Thanks said the little man. "I
didn't see any other way to get out.
Here's your dime"
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Bard VIII Recover.

Youngstown, Ohio, June 1S.-The attend
ing physician announced for tho first
time to-day that Fred C"Demon'D BartI
the wrestler, Is out of danger and will
recover from the Knockout blow delivered
a week ago to-day by Jack Young, of
Newcastle Young is stin in jail here
awaiting the outcome Of the case. He is
charged with assault with intent 10 kill.
but this will be modified after the victim
is able TO be about again.
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Mcleod Bent Ea.tern Coli chnmpion

ST. Louis. No, June B-Fred Mcleod.
Of Chicago, Western professional cham
pion. yesterday defeated Alex Campbell.
OF Boston. Eastern champion. one up in
a special match al the Normandie golf
links The medal scores Of both men
were as. The men are participating in
the Western open championship which
opened at the Normandie links to-day,
and viii last through Friday There are
A entrants. including 80 professionals
Robert Simpson, OF Milwaukee. win de-
fend his title as open champion.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

During the meeting at the Bay the
stakes Will amount to S15O.O0O in gross val
ne. The richest events I'm addition TO the
Suburban. are the Double Event, the
Tidal. Great Trial. Coney Island Jockey
Club Stakes, the Advance, Commonwealth
Handicap, and Lawrence Realization Ii
Is practically a foregone conclusion that
the Coney Island Jockey Club will run
the meeting at q heavy loss.
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CaIdwem Lend. CorneIrn Nine-

Ithaca. ~ Y. June 1S.-The Cornell
baseball team met last night and elected
Robert Caldwell, pitcher. captain for
l'Vs. Caldwell made his first appearance
with the team this year. and pitched the
siAteen-inning contest against Michigan.
winning his game.
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Football PLAYER snInihn-

Jackson. MINI. June 1s-Ney Dunno.
captain OF the University OF Minnesota
football team, who yesterday shot him
self after a quarrel with his former
sweetheart, died last night.
The Washington herald., 1908-06-19

CLARENDON, BALL5TON, DUNN-LORfStS
hlENhA. OAhTON. AND FAlKFAN COljsf
HOObE- Cars at frequent intervals from NlO,nt
vernon station. lzth street aud Pennsylvania aVepus
lHhoue main iSll and frcm south end Aourdurt
Bridge lPhone west 2ll. Historic suburbs fight.
ing ground Of the Civil War. see Colonial Record,
and last will Of George Washington at Fairfax CourI
house ASK iUr tickets via falls Church lipe
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LOUISIANA SENATE
WILL KILL BETTING
Bill Through House to Be
Agreed Upon To-day.
AIMED AT THE RACE TRACKS

Upper Branch Of Legislature Turns
Down the Proposal TO Establish n
Locke Bill ThrOugh-GOv. Sanders
FavOrs Measure and VIII Sign IL.
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BOY SAYS NEGROES
CARRIED Him AWAY
Tells Narrowing Tale Of Kid.
mapping and Robbery.
sOBs as HE RECALLS NIGHT

AccOsted Near Union station, lie De-
clareS, Robbed of sixteen Dollars,
Tree-Then, According TO His
story, n Farmer Rescued Him.
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KEENE'S HORSE WINS
Melisande, Strong FavOrite,
Leads the Field.
FILLY FIELD MOUSE IS SECOND
Roscbcn Has No Chnhce TO show
what lie Can DO I'm the Handicap
at About Six FurIOngs-Cnusht I'm
Jnrrier at start and Is Intcrfcred
With-POntOOn Wins the Fifth.

New York, June 1S.-James r. Keene's
Melisande. a strong first choice, was
easily victorious in the Castleton Stakes
for two-year-old fllies at Gravesend to-
day.
She broke away from the barrier in
front and lea from start to Anish, win
ming by two lengths Field Mouse. sec
ond choice, had five lengths over Lady
Hubbard.
Roseben had no chance to show what
he could do In the handicap at about
six furlongs. lie was caught in the bar
rier at the start. and was also interfered
with. Riaho made most OF the running
In this event, and galloped home two
lengths In front OF PantouHe, with Bat
Masterson third
Simcoe made all the pace IN the open
Ing race, and won IN "a drive from Pre-
ceptor, while California King had no
trouble In carrying off the honors in the
steeplechase
Pontoon beat Fr.zette in the NTH. and
Wild Refrain graduated from the maiden
class in the last event
The Summaries.
FIRST RACE-Fiye and one-half fiirlongs Sim.
coe. Jos Walsh, 10 /. won. Preceptur ll2 Mus
eravel. 20 8. second: SoacliG. l0i II. Duesm
20 5. third Time lN 35 Paradise Queen
Aronette, 81. WITHHOLD Wamboro Racquet and
Century Boy also ran
SECOND RACE-Stccnlccbase about two and
onehaf miles. California King 80 AicKnneyl
. 20 ]. won; Mark Gumbcr. ln Palmer. Z 20 l.
second; King Castle. lE henderson,. 20 ]. third
Time. ass. Kemp Ridgely. St0llaland Banner and
Queen = knight also ran
THIRD RACE-five hlrouEs NIellSande rs
lNottCrl, ! 90 10. won: Field Mouse I'D Nlilerl
20 /. second; Lady Hubbard 100 n. Lee. u 70 l.
third. Time. ! 90. Countenoue Pore. Anna l.
Daly. Grania sententous and Lady Helma also
ran.
FOURTH RACE-About six furlonss Ralto. 100
~. Duganl. 20 /. won. Pant0ude. l07 Mcdaniel
70 l. second: Bat Masteryon. 100 lAlusgravel {
70 I. 'hird Time. lN9 l5 Cooquy. Frank Lord.
Rosebcn, suntrc. and Rilrain ais, ran
FIFTH RADE-One and ore-sixteeuth miles
Pontoon, G Uptonl. H 60 l. won. Frirette es
lGernerl, 20 2. second Sugar Pine l0l shrevel
20 ], third. Time. la G5 Queen Narg1rrite
Missouri Lad. Bad News. Zicnap. Okeulte. Nom.
bassa. Trouicur. and Bcardal also ran
SIXTH RACE-One mile and one furlong wild
Refrain. l0l (NOtterl. even. won; Montauk l05
Musgravel. 20 !. second. Golconda l07 IT, Leel
~ 90 ). third Time. l55 2j George g. Hall
Grace Cameron. Belando Monocc Putgada Bigot.
Charles g. Gates, Tennis. Farm d'Or Lena Delta
Count ReinfsTd. Black Bridge, aud Bob Tyler also
ran.
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Daily tSuEdays excepted Fare. round trfp. In.
cluding admission TO grounds ane mansion. 75c
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OSBORNE-gBBEY EiAHc5lHIII,c, 4Sp A, 3,
TABOR INN

Connecticut Avenue and Beach.
Large. siry rooms. open surroundings ExceIlenl
table. Rates. s. % sl2 weekly. A. ". DUNN
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For Marshall Hall
STEAMER CHARLES MEcAIESTFF

Daily. 10 a. m. $50 and $50 ? m. surdays Il
q. m, 30 and $50 p H. Diuuers and luncbes
Music and dancing, Al amusemertS Fare. round
tTip. sc; children. l5c.
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BERKSHIRE INN. GI'S 3FEY ALL E.,1 YEAR, lE,.,,,
ave y ~ dal4y - % Sl.5 weekly Capacity. 50
Elevator, baths. Nc- Ninth season.
]. o.. & j. r. DICKINSON.
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uHESpI nVUSE, AND REACH.
Pleasant. arr rooms. with without board Priv
lle6e bathing from Luuse- j. ". GADSBY.
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NEW ri ApI0H Ocean End Keutucsy Ave. Open
Va" SNHHlNN an scar. Steam heat. ElevatoT -
street level Booklet. Coach. ) X. BONIFACE
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Montreal.

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l92 Goldway ...-.-.-..--... l17
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07
ENJolNs 10 o
Attorney General West Seeks 10 Keep
Liquor Out Of indian Territory.

Ardmos ak-Attorney General
Charles westTuesday filed an injune-
ton suit 10 the district court Of Car.
ter county against 10 railroads and ex.
press companies In the state 70 re-.
strain them from carrying liquor
shipments into that section OF the state
formerly known as the Indian Terri.
tory. The suit Is based upon an agree.
ment between the railroads and the
federal government. made prior 20
statehood. when the railroads and ex-
press companies agreed not to bring
liquor into the Indian Territory.
The Indians treaties with the fed.
eral government provided that intoxi.
cants should never be sold IN the In
dian country even after the lands had
been opened 10 settlement. The state.
according 90 the attorney general.
agreed In its acceptance OF the en-.
abling act 10 respect an treaties made
by the federal government with In.
dian citizens OF the state.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07
THE TREASURY DEFICIT.
The Amount for April Is st6,ooo.oo0 and
for Ten Months s5t,644,6t5.

Washington. d. C.-The monthly
statement OF the government receipts
and expenditures for the month OF
April, 1905. show the total receipts TO
have been S43.919. 32i and the expendi-
lures $50. SIS. 7s4, leaving a dehclt for
the month Of nearly SIG. 1000. a de
felt for the ten months Of the pres
ent fiscal year OF $5l,C44.6i5. as
against a surplus for the correspond
ing period last year OF S5G475.751.
The statement shows that during these
last ten months there has been a fall
ing on in the receipts OF S4i. 39T. 500.
and al increase in expenditures Of
sec, 522. 500. making a difference in the
condition Of the treasury OF SI0S.120.-
3G6. This amount IS likely to be in
creased to sI25. 100000 by the close
OF the fiscal year. During April the
receipts from customs amounted TO
S20,5G2, 060. which IS a loss as com
pared with April. 1907. Of nearly 81
100000, Internal revenue receipts
SIS, SIS. 5CS; loss. $2,CiS,0 900.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

St Potcrsburg.-princ Wilhelm Of
Sweden, second son OF King Guataye,
the popular aailorprince who visited
America in 1907, was married Sunday
afternoon TO Grand Duchess Marie
Pavllovna. cousin Of the emperor Of
Russia and daughter OF Grand Duke
Paul Aiexaniroyitch.
The ceremony took place az Tsaru.
koe-Selo and was accompanied by all
the pomp and brilliant display char
acterlstic Of the most stately court In
Europe.
The beginning OF the nuptlal ceEe-
monies was announced by the firing OF
I'VE guns simultaneously az nine
o'clock Sunday morning by the battery
It Tsarskoe-Selo and by the fortress
OF st. Peter and st, Paul IN st. Peters
burg. This was but the beginning Of
the noisy reclamation. for the thunder
OF salutes was heard almost uninter-
ruptedly throughout the afternoon and
the evening.
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

Somebody rather pertinertly sug.
gests that people should have tele-
phone hours as wen as hours when
they receive callers. The telephone
breaks In on everybody's time in a
way that would not be tolerated II the
people who use 1t came in person.
This is true in the home, in business
establishments and in Offices A pa
tient IS IN a doctors Office, for exam
pie. keeping a special engagement and
with his own time limited. OF he is in
a dentists chair. when the telephone
bell rings and the doctor or dentist
leaves him and engages In a long con
v~ersation over the wire. Everyone
comments the Indianapolis Star. has
been irritated by the tyranny OF this
instrument and the manner in which
II penetrates privacy and t~respasses on
time. A system Of telephone etiquette
ought TO be established
The Rich Hill tribune. (Rich Hill, Mo.) 1903-1911, 1908-05-07

Oklahoma City. Ok.-At a banquet
rendered the Tulsa Boosters Saturday
night a telegram was received from
Robert Galbreath, the oil rehner. stat
ing that Galbreath and associates
have secured a site IN west Tulsa,
upon which they will erect one OF tho
biggest independent oil r%eancries in
the United States. Tho statement is
also made that IN eightiuch pipe line
will be built from Tulsa 10 the Bald
Hill pool and Il viii pass through the
Red Fork and Gleen fields where Gal.
breath and his associates have large
interests.