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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17
APPENDICITIS.

crape-Nuts as a Reoonstructing Food
The number OF eases Of appendicitis
which get well by proper feeding and
nursing. is not less remarkable than
the number Of cases which were form
.erly operated on only 10 find that the
operation was unnecessary.
While looking for the cause of this
disease. II IS well TO remember that
excessive starch fermentation may be-
considered q frequent cause. and ihat
suggests more care In The use Of
starchy foods
Grape Nuts can be retained on The
most sensitive stomach aud ia cs-
tremely nourishinP just the ide. !
food for appendicitis cases.
Last spring was taken ill with
appendicitis writes an Ind. mad
The doctor told me not to be- alarm ,d
for no would do the best be could -
save me from the operating table.
lie advised me- 90 eat nothing for
two weeks. during which time I be-
came so weak could hardly move
The trouble began 90 leave me aud
began 10 eat fruits and mills but
did not regain the strength ! had be
fore ] was sick.
l,afA TREND OF mine recommended
Grspe-Nnts tried u and "a worhed
wonders with me soon began O.
gain in strength, and ia a month wa
as strong as ever.
n don't think ! ever used ioos
that did me SO much good. / nov
weigh l60 lbs, as against 1870 before
i was sick an due 10 Grape Nuts an,
Irregular exercise
MY muscles are Ike iron and J car
do the hardest work Being employed
iin q printing office. have 20 think
sloi. and ny mind is clear. thanks q
lGrape-Nutsn There's q Heaeen
Name given By Postum Co, B4til
lreek. Mich Read "s'iie Road 70 Wei
lulle," ln pkgs
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Q Q 0 Q o o @ 0 O @ Q Q 0
HOME MADE COOKIES
From
GOLD MEDAL Dur
FRED SLEEPER.
Phone 1924.
Q G @ 0 Q 0 0 Q o o 0 o o Q 0 o

evening comforting with State super
intendent +. d. Cameron relative %
scnool matters
Thomas Guthridge. OF Chiokasha, Is
in the city today attending the tcle-
phone hearing before the corporation
commission.
J. y. Martin, Of Lookeba. IS among
the Independent telephone men here
today appearing before the corporation
commission asking that the telephone
rates, pc not cut at present
Ed Smith is here from Weatherford
today attending a meeting OF the in
dependent telephone men.
President A. e. Scott, of the A. and
NJ. college. returned TO Saltwater this
morning.
G. p. Walker is,hsre from Oklahoma
city 4N m
fll-,+ti io
o. r. Dunn 81 hotean Is Ia the city
ATTENDING the telephone rate hearing
before the corporation commission
}. L. Palmour, of Edmond is a Guth-
rie visitor.
r. Mitchell is here from Apache.
Okla
e l.. Donahoe, OF Ponea city is a
Guthrie visitor
Ex-Attorney General W. O. Crom-
Well OF Enid is a business visitor Ia
the city.
Fred d. Lamb. editor of the No
wata Star, was business visitor In
the city yesterday and this morning.
Senator Echols Is a court visitor Ia
Oklahoma City
Senator Stanford is at his Okmulgeo
home looking after interests Ia the
new OH field
Mrs. McI.niD, the postmislress oi
the senate. Is ill with the mumps.
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meeting of the state board of exam
iners. of whihc he is a member Prof
BUCHANAN was one of the Influential
members Of the constitutional conven.
ton
J. w. stoen Is here from Checotan
Ewers White. Of McLoud was in
the city last evening 10 attend the
meeting Of the state board of agri-
culture. OF which he is treasurer.
Attorney 70. F. Scott, of PawhuslSa,
was in the city yesterday attending
the hearing before the state board of
agriculture in regard to moving the
Quarantine lines.
A. b. Moore is here from Lawton
today.
Former Delegate J. A. Anderson f.
here from Pond Creek today.
Glenn Glover, city superintendent Of
schools at Bartlesyille. is here attend
ing the meeting OF the state board If
examiners, of which he is a member
} c. Master is here from Tulsa
|coDferring with State Superintendent
T.. d. Cameron on educational matters.
Joe Miller. of the l0i ranch. was
in the city last evening comforting
with the members OF the state board
Of agriculture relative TO quarantine
matters.
W w Lindsey. Of choteau. Is here
attenaing the meeting of the state
board of agriculture Of which he is q
member
W r. Collins of Kelly is here at,
tending the hearing before the state
boafd of agriculture on the cattle
quarantine question
Isaac Keiser OF jennings, is in the
city today.
Attorney C. b Ames IS here from
Oksahoma city.
4 b weitz OF Toledo. Ohio, is in
the city.
Former Delegate W. j. Csudin, OF
Hobart, Is la the city comforting with
Legislative members
]. p Wyatt OF El Reno. Is here az
tending a meeting OF the independent
Telephone men
VIM. McIemon. Of Dustin. is q Guth
rie visitor
Ira T. Cain, principal Of the Mus
kogee high school, was In the city las
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EMERGENCY CLAUSE
THE STICKING POINT
Stricken Or By Senate and
House Insists On
Reinstatement
fi uf Ni
1r-

Senate Bin No. 81, better known Isl
the "Binups Booze Bill" was returned
to the house by the senate today with
the information that that body refused
TO concur in the house amendments
The chief amendment by the house
was the addition of Section 80, which
includes the emergency clause and
provides for submitting to the people
that portion establishing the dispen-
sary system On Friday the bill was
considered, the senate amendments
agreed to ana DE- emergency clause
added
The senate message today named
conference committee and again asked
a similar committee from the house
Speaker Murray lett his chair long
enough 20 move that the senate be
asked to recede from its amendment.
striking out the emergency clause.
The speakers statement was the
signal for an outburst OF applause
lBranson. who has been orosS.wise
with the speaker on tHe "booze bill
ever since the addition OF the dlspen.
sary clause. sprang to his feet 10 sec.
ond Murray's motion. His action was
lgrceted with second roar OF cheers
and applause.
Will Inspect Historical Society.
A resolution presented by n. p.
/ Campbell custodian Of the State His
torical society requests that COM
lmittee OF three from each house visit
the society's headquarters at Oklaho-
Ina City. The resdation was recon-
mended today by the committee ON
rules. and passed by the house
! Many OF the house committees have
been busy this morning. and there was
abundant evidence of their work THIS
afternoon. when 2 large number OF
bills were reported on some Cayorably
land some otherwise
] Or Carver, chiropractic. was grant
ed the use OF the han for another leo-
ture.
Wilson's Cotton Bill Passes.
Bill No 436. by Wilson OF Canadian.
was placed on third reading and fin8l
passage. II Is an act requiring own.
ers of cotton gins TO brand and num-
| Der each bale Of cotton ginned by
them and TO keep record Of the
same On roll call the bill passed by
vote Of IS TO 4
Unanimous for Earey's Bill.
Bill No. 23l, by Farley Of Oklahoma
also came up for final disposal Il
iprovides for the improvement Z
streets and other public places 70
cities OF the first class, by grading,
paving. etc. and bears an emergen y
clause On roll cali The bill passed
lby @ unanimous vote
This ~ senate day IN the house an,l
the calendar shows five bills from the
upper house as special orders.
The committee ON initiative and ref
lerendum recommended the passage of
Senate Joint Resolution No 2, by
/ Hatehett Il fixes the method Of cast.
ing lots by senators for long and
short terms where elected from the
same district
An hour was spent on house mat
ters and at 9dock The regular
the senate measures were taken dp
for consideration
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3
PERSONAL ]
AND :
LOCAL !
sE5K1M ~ uaE&z zssHsN n@nsla

Geo. E Goodlin. Of Eegss, is in the
Robert Dunlop. county treasurer Of
Kay county, is here from Newkirk
today.
sr' cial School Land Appraiser J. I.
McDaniels Is here ft1m Meridian to-
DAY
F. M. Rsll rs here from Wynnewood.
c. w Beers and n Welter Jr are
her from El Reno
ll G Patton Of Ardmore is Guth-
rie visitor
W N Redwiue Is here from Nowata
traay
Dir. aud Mrs George l.. Bowman
returned home to Kingiisher this
morning. AR Bowman is a prominent
democrat, having been chosen as pres
jdential elector from the First district
by ihs recent democratic convention
az Aus1oGfe.
~inty7 Campbell. formerly OF the
Oklahoman atall. was a visitor In the
capital city last night
j. l. Calvert has returned from
Woodward county, where he has beeu
checking up vacant lands for the
school land department The state
Il aiort 20.O00 acres of school Ian IS
donated By the enahiine act IN Wood
ward and Beaver counties and Is now
checking ap the government land Of
fices IN search u land winch has not
been filed upon,
~ a Tyler. county clerk OF Blaine
county was in the city today 20 file
statements OF telephone companies
with The state auditor Mr. Tyler IS
president 81 the State County Clerks
association.
Roy Henry. Of Jennings. is here al
tending the Independent telephone
meme meeting.
FORMER Delegate W. \. S, Hunt was
IN the city last evening.
Ralph Campbell is here from Okla
hpma city.
Prof J 8. BnchaAan, OF the state
uhivermty, is here today attending a
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Mrs Dr. Brown, nraman; Elizabeth
Scott. Scott. Ohio: a;rs q r. Brown,
Guthrie. W. c. Cioyd, Bement. IN
Mir. and Mrs W BARTHOLOMEW and
Mrs D. A. Newhnd, OF Glencoe; HrA
Emma lorey, Belletille ill Miss Es
telle Blair. Panls Valley r. r. Mem.
minger Aioka; Miss Essie Ben Sui
phur.
MIR and Mrs Il n. Morris are 90
the city from Cushing.
The !. O. d. club gave a "tacky
barn party at the spurrief home, 7z3
East Warner ayenue, last evening. n
was one of the R,ost amusing events
every given la the icty aud an enjoy
able evening was spent By aiL Eigh.
teen couples were present The J. q.
-. club girls were Invited guests
Light feireshments We're served.
Mr. and Mrs. j. W. McNeal enter
tained the Monday Night High Five
club last evening az their home, 1922
West cleveland avenue. The hous.
was preiuly decorated with cat ilow
efs aud ferns The evening was spent
pleasantly al high i've pr a. G. Xix
on won the genileman's first puze
and Mrs r. A. Douglas the lady
Light refreshments were served
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'T77nl7L 7Il7U1'I7-'- l7II7l7E'.7I -7I7lI :
NEWS OF THE
RAILROADS /
80 suSn MISREPRESENTATION

n v. Hsrendene. auditor of the f.
Smith aud Western railway. last even
ing filed the annual statement fOr the
Ft. Saith and Western road. showing
che trackage and valuation Of the
road
General Manager Bushnell ~ fhe
IT. Smith and Welscrn IS IN the city
today from Ff Smith lie is being
entertained By Local agent Al Hlxon
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To pIseuss Llve stosk.

Dr. Leslie j. Allen, federal live
stock inspector Ia charge OF work in
Oklahoma, left last night for San An.
tonic, Texas, to attend conference
relative to the fsver tick eradication
campaign for the ensuing year Il IS
expected more active campaign than
usual will result In Texas. bur there
are no indications as set what viii be
done in Oklahoma. Tha state legisla.
ture must take the initiative IN the
matter by making appropriations and
as yet nothing has been done although
She season has well advanced when
this work should commence. lt Is cs-
tlmatsd there are 900 places IN Ok-
lahoma that were placed under special
quarantine last season that have not
yet been released, all pending apprO
priations Last year the federal gov
ernment employed many agents and
inspectors IN Oklahoma territory,
spending over $4,000 to the terri
torys 81 600 and much effective work
was done even under difficulties
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FRESH TOPICS =
OF THE TOWN \
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Iudae Brown to Hold Court

Judge Brown to Hold Court
a special term Of court for Conan.
che county az Iawton has been set
for this week by the slate supreme
court, and Judge Brown OF Mangum
ordered 10 preside. The trial of the
Thomas brothers under indictment
for numbering pr Beauchamp IS sched-
uled Several Judges have been sworn
off tile bench la that county. and Ia a
letter today Chief Justice H. l.. VIII
hams states he will send every one
of the twonty-One district Judges in
Oklahoma TO l.awton II necessary
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17

Waghineion. March 1.-THE Hay.
iian situation Is described BY state de-
pafimenf officials today as decidedly
more grave than az any time sinee
the revolution been In prouess there
The eunboai Eagle was dispaicnod
there yesterday 70 protect Amerl an
inteIe-ts
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standing Room only

rhat the lemon Pickars'' viii draw
IA a. O house This evening at the
nr00ka theatre is evidenced by the
advance sale. Al noon today every
seat on the lower floor was taken.
Many viii b. unable to cure tickets
FOR this evenings performance AMI
viii De compelled 10 Wait and see the
big musical comedy tomorrow evening
.Gunle Oh atre g0ers recognize ia this
musical comedy something tar better
than tie average home talent show
NJ win be- the best show OF its kind
ever elfcn ia Guthfie.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17
SOCIETY.


Mrs b. G. sharpe entertains Mod
ern Priscilla club in afternoon at her
home on East Washington avenue
Shakespeare club meets In after
noon at Carnegie library
Piremea give annual ball IN eyenlug
IN Odd Fellows hall
Elks give musical comedy The
Lemon Pickers" at Brooks In even
ing.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17

Their win be q Prohibition rally at
hc Christian church Wednesday even
ng The principal speakers VIII be-
Charles X Jones OF Chicago. national
chairman Of the Prohibition party and
Cnarlcs Brown. of Cameron Oklah0mn
state chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17
DISTRICT coUar.

In the case of ~ T. Bamford IS E
a. siins0n iudgmeu; was rendered ~
day n favor of the plaintiff in the
sum Of $3.50
The case OF Guthrie National bank
vs.. the Grgahy kineer Co. ID beins
heard this afternoon
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17

Lemon Pickers" repated in even.
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. c. F. Greer entertain
Old Territory club in evening
Mrs. A. G.. Hixon entertains New
state Card club in afternoon.
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4 AMONG THE !
& REPRESENTATIVE :
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Yesterdays Leader stated that
there were only two members Of for
aien birth iu the lower house Subs
quent inquiry has revealed the fact
that there is another IN the person of
Chas. A. Fraser of Noble county. He
was born IN the Dominion Of Canada
but has lived in the United States
since he was three years old. lie
came to the new state from Missouri.
having been reared IN Kansas City.
he was Tor some time a student at the
Edmond Normal Later he took a
complete course in pharmacy at the
Kansas City College of Pharmacy aud
Is now in the drug business at Red
Rock. Mr. Fraser is the author of
House Bill No 1872. regulating phar
macy and imposing strict regulation
and high licenses on wagon vendors
OF drugs aud medicines. Hundreds Of
petitions poured in In protest against
the bill, the petitions being skillfully
managed BY the parties most directly
Interested The COMMITTEES has rec.
commended that the bill do not pass.
A senate bill covers much Of the same
ground MIR. Fraser IS n member OF
the r}inority
Yesterday was about the warmest
OF the session. Speaker Murray be.
eaa to perspire from vigorous welding
OF teh gavei an dpromptly removed
his coat. His example was followed
by numerous others. cheers marking
the new departure.
Thirteen bills We're on second read
ing yesterday. six from the senate
aud seven from the house
The number of real lishmen discov-
cred In the hoWse today Is quite sur.
prising Almos& every member and
all OF the employees are smilingly
wearing the green aud telling OF
Irish ancestry None is pf0uder OF
! his Irish origin than Col stump
Ashby and he thinks fom Moore one
of the greatest poets that have ever
written.
There is no real ST. Patrick ip the
house. but Mr. Ballard comes more
nearly being one than any other mem
ber. II tha snake question be made the
standard of likeness. He is The au
thor of bin TO prevent snake eating
Iexnihitions While this viii not drive
the snakes out of the alfalfa patches
il viii put Tesau.p 'Sato' and Boa
60" forever out of bnsin SO az Oklaho
Ina county fairs and picnics
Ben Wilson's bill, ordered to en
lgrossment yesterday viii prove Z
great disbursement 10 those who
steal The farmers cotton.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17

Dan Smallwood Arraigned.
Dan emallSe q tine negro who shot
and Killed Crsey willis Saturday
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17

New state Card club meets in after
noon with Mrs. Nixon.
Mesdames Seton and Winton give a
one o'clock luncheon in afternoon at
home of latter. GIG East Noble avenue
Zimmermans orchestra gives usuaI
midweek dance IN evening.
The pupils OF the Ross Conserva-
tory Of Music give a recital Thursday
evening at the home OF Prof. ana Mrs
r. M. Ross, G17 North Broad The
friends OF those participating are in
yited to attend
Pupils Of Ross conservatory give
recital In evening at the Ross home,
6lf North Broad street
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17

night. was arraigned late Yesterday
afternoon heiore Justice seward ana
walyei preliminary examination His
trial was set for Wedn day al 1880
p m.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17

There WAS NO session of poll
.cJurl today There have been no ar
rests made ig ih capital city for
eight DAYS Model city this
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17

Mrs } H. Cotteral entartains Fri
day Afternoon Euchre club IN after
noon
Literary and box supper at Pleasant
Hill school house IN evening
w. G. r. u. meets with Mrs James
Cooper
Buster Brown" at Brooks in even
ing.
Miss Hazel Hitchcock gives an enter
tainment at Christian church in even
ing.
Wednesday Bridge club meets with
Mrs. c. II. Filson, on North First
street
Rev. w. II. cloud, an Indian mem
Dor Of the constitutional convention
lectures at West Side A. b church
in evening on The Indian on the Wal
Path
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-17

Thirteen bills We're on second read
ing yesterday. six from the senate
and seven from the house.