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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09

AS an instance of mans rise and
fall In the politics of the United
States, we remember the case Of
Chauncey Depew. Sixteen years ago
next month, when the republican ma
tional convention was IN session at
Minneapolis Chauncey Depew was
ssconding the nomination of Benjamin
Harrison for president When he in
advertently mentioned tire name T
James G Blaine the audience. a third
OF the delegates and the crowd in the
streets we're made mad with the men.
tion Of gthe great "plumed Knight" /"
When the audience was about TO sub
side and II seemed that Depew might
finish, Mrs Carson Lake, wife OF a
newspaper man, with a parasol for "a
baton standing on the press table.
waved that audience into a frenzy that
sergeants-at-arms police nor pa tience
could quell. Just when the delegates.
instructed for Harrison, feared that the
move had swept the Maine favorite
10 a nomination. DelSew strobe 10 TIE
edge of the platform and commenced
the speech that went around the world
as evidence Of human wit, wisdom and
power telling the audience that
cheers praise nor eioquence could
overcome the pledge made to tino yot.
ers at home, and saved the dag. At
this hour the presence " DepeW on a
platform would defeat the party per-
hitting him TO stand there, much less
would he be likely TO be even asked
to second the nomination of man
TO run a snake dance show for the
amusement of the tenderfoot.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09
panx Licensed.

Insurance Company Licensed.
State Insurance Commissioner T. J..
McComb today licensed the Connecti-
cut Life Insurance company. of Hart
ford. Connecticut 70 transact business
In this state.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09

Dnan's Regulets cure constipation.
tone the stomach. stimulate the liver
promoie digestion aud appetite aud
easy passage % the bowels. Ask your
druggist for them. rs cents a box.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09

DeWitts Little Early Risers are
small safe, sure and gentle little pills
Sold by c. r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09

Worry produces more wrinkles than
work. That's why an old maid has so
SO many furrows II her face.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09

The Dallas News Is using a cut of E
Il Hartman as a likeness OF Judge
Harmon OF Ohio.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09

Torturlng eczema spreads its burn
ing area every day. Doan's Ointment
quickly stops its spreading. instantly
relieves the itching. cures it perma-
uently. At any drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09

Mems Tan. Gun Metal and Pat. Colt
oSfords, y so 70 - 90. Roblnson's.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09

A bald.headed man doesn't look any
worse 10 us than a woman who has to
wear a rat in her hair.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09
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A man in love hasn't any more
sense than woman displays at a
bargain counter jam.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09

Editor Ferguson of the Watonga
Republican, makes the awful charge
that some miscreant, name. and age
or color unknown to the relator here
of. made an iDroad on an that is fair
and right and square at.the city cleo
tion in that beautiful and healthy city.
by giving or selling some topers whis-
key. While proper reward Is not Of
fered for this vile handler of the fire
which consumes. yet, as a patriot. IL
we lay our hands on the varrnint. he
shall stand and be delivered into the
keeping of the diligent and viEilant
citizens of Watonga, Blaine county,
Oklahoma.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09

When some men lose their heart
they are also pretty apt TO lose all
the sense they ever possessed.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-09

II a woman has to wear something
behind the holes. then what's the
senes of putting holes In the peek-a-
bOO2
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

tools ard improvised materials. would
put TO shame the products of the best
machine equipped factories.
There is but one incongruous touch
the bright, cheap color of the calico
carried by the company's stores must
have proved too attractive to the squaw
who made the coat. for just inside the
right hand side is the tlniest of pockets
fashioned from this gaudy stun.
The Eskimo druni-"dum dum.' they
call it---is a curious affair The drum
itself is made OF the intestines of the
walrus drawn taut by sticks OF finely
polished ivory The original size is
about two feet in diameter. The small
duplicate in the Legg collection does
not measure eight inches across.
Just because they live in darkness
six months in the year and their ther-
mometers take much longer strides
than do ours Is no reason why the chill
dren OF the far north should be de-
prived of games. some of them very
like those our own youngsters play.
Football is one OF the favorite pas
times, and II is no uncommon sight to
see 20 or SO men. women and children
scrambling over the ice in chase of a
ball quite as elusive as our own clip
tical pigskins- The balls ara stuffed
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

worth se Asas. se1Gs e. ssA wss what
he eensicersA fAls ezehaags for this
enormous fur robe. representing dAys
and nights Of tedious labor and patient
waiting 20 procure the furs, to say
nothing Of the ave months work OF
two squ4ws. That looks like consid-
erabiy less than SO q month for each
OF them. Nothing like that, praised be
the powers, for women wage earners
in California;
Cheap as this may seem, let no one
waste any sympathy on the poor In
diam" The Eskimo is a law unto him .
self as far as his prices are concerned.
His is strictly "one price house"
There is no such thing as jewing down
an Indians price. for the simple rea-
son that he woa't be jewed. His prices
are set according as the humor strikes
him, with no scale OF wages as guide.
Aside from this one large rug the
most interesting thing about this coll
lection OF Alaskan cursos Is the fact
that everything ia l. is produced in
miniature Ore o. The very attractive
things Is a tiny coat. such as would de-
light the heart o: any yoaagster AS a
coat for her fav0riie dolly. II IS made
OF the feathers Of efrds. The aack
came from the breasts Of two beautiful
mailards. and II is "ali trimmed
arouad''--rot with & golden thre al"
but with p fringe OF reindeer. The
whole thing IS f3rished OF with 2 soft
bsnA OF cnsnchille. The squavs have
done some eNaEiSiIe wnriS on this tiny
coat. Their Nscr.s 1Easaia. with crude
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

character. Those OF you who h~s5na 10
two or three hunting ciubs--who swear
by your favorite rifle and who well
come lengthy arguments on the COM
parative perits of sights" hearken
and consider the dexterfty of these nat
ural hunters. Compared to them. you
are like Goliath of old going forth to
meet your prey armed to the teeth.
These untutored Davids sally forth in
the name of hunger and need, holding
In their hands only three small stones
or pieces of ivory. tied to thongs Of
walrus sinew Their boats move slow
~ over the water and as the f1ock OF
birds rise, the hunters swing their
weapons quickly in rotary motion over
their heads, finally landing them with
swift precision among the thousand or
more birds above them. The stones
become entangied around the legs.
necks and wings OF the birds and the
rest is easy. 1t all sounds simple
enough. doesn't II?
Another Interesting souvenir of the
Alaskan hunters is a small hunting
stick--not more than 12 inches In
length. The original size is about
three or four feet, and is made of cot
tonwood. branching at the end into
three short, sharp points. tipped with
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

while the elements ragged outside she
served the supper.
The thunder reverberated through the
big. empty house and the lightning
played on our knives and forks while
the wind howled and the rain beat IN
fury against the uncurtained windows.
About 10 o'clock we retired. The hur-
ricane had passed and everything was
calm and quiet. A new moon shone
through the window and cast faint
shadows in my room. which opened into
the one where my father slept
fell into a dreamless sleep. but at
midnight / was awakened by a pande-
monium of sound Thinking the storm
was again upon US. 1 buried my head IN
my pillow. but hearing people in the
room with my father, l slipped out OF
bed and went to the door. which stood
ajar.
A most remarkable spectacle met my
eyes. At a center table three uncanny,
deathlike soldiers had Just seated
themselves. They seemed to be. in an
angry alteration. but as I gazed at
the one Immediately in front OF me
became aware that right through his
body l was looking at the window and
the new moon. Such an odd, queer
feeling came ovey me when I saw the
moon shining through the body. and
with the terrific roar and thunder of
sound outside I swayed against the
door frame in very nightmare OF hOr-
ror.
One OF the personages was writing
and his sword struck again and again
on the legs OF the. table while the an
CRY altercation continued. Their dress
was different from any I had ever seen,
but have since recognized It as the
British uniform Of the colonial period.
From the awesone figures before me
my gaze went to my fathers bed.
with pale. set face he leaned forward,
peerirg through the curtains of the
tester bed. When 1 ran to his side he
gaz4d vacantly at me. then realizing
who I was he drew me in the bed and
folded me in his shaking arms.
Almost instantly. amid the cannoaad-
ing. a bomb shattered the side of the
wall. broke one post OF the bed. and
amid the crash of masonry and plaster
.-s.ss-s-ss
glitter of bright baubles as are the ma
tives. Pebble sinkers, whalebone han
dies and siaew line so feet long COM
plete the paraphernalia of the Eskimo
fisherman.
Mrs Legg has two curious miniature
parkis-the overcoat of the Eskimo
These tiny things measure only 10
inches. but are as perfectly made as
their larger and more useful models.
These overcoats are a convenient sort
of garment. possessing much to be
desired quaIity-adaptabili to sea-
sons They are made of reindeer and
lined with oilskin, During the summer
months the reindeer skin in worn out
side. Then, when the lcno Void winter
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

the original size OF full grown IN
cane? About 5 feet. For in the far
north the cane Is not merely an ac-
cessory Of fashionabie outfit. II Is
the actual essential OF any man or
woman who tries to plod through the
snow. About feet OF Il Is solid ivory.
1ashed TO a strong cottonwood handle.
Just below where the handle begins is
large ivory wheel. with spokes OF
rawhide- The application is easy
enough. The cane psnetrates the crust
OF the snow and the wheel prevents ie
from going in too far.
The Eskimos are prodigals in their
use OF ivory. II is their steel. ana
wherever the strength OF that metal is
required one finds its beautiful white
glossy substitute
One very interesting and worfderf,I
relic OF their four years sojourn In the
white world. Mr.. ard Mrs T.e1r
brought home in the shape OF a print
tive pick 1t. is a simple thing. t,,.&
q great ivory tusk. consideraDlv. ovsr
feet long. This ivory is very ola
and would sell today at - or SO a
pound
1t was an ingenious idea Of arrn
Legg's to reproducs all these things IN
miniature. Almost every one who vfstt,
Alaska comes home with furs and ivo-
ries. But this collection Is proh.h1,,
the only one OF the kind in tbt~ -s-s
OF the country. Everythlng-the corr
monest. everyday instruments ~ 1oh~.
IN use among the natives among vbor,
she hved-Mrs. Lesg has reproduced IN
tiny duplicate. -
saws, shovels. picks. hoes. rakes ar,
All tneres scarcely more than or
inches longs each quite perfect ana
completes II Is such a collection AZ
should be In a public museum. urh.~s
all the public night see and leor,, a,
easy history lesson.
But no oae visiting the home unaa~
the windmill can think for a moment
that the value OF the collection ia AZ
minished In the least on account Of its
ineonspicuous and modest setting.
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

with rags ana strings and covered with
walrus. There are, of course. goals.
and the players are none the less proud
TO defend them because the field is one
OF ice and snow. and the rules conform
neither to those of America or Rugby.
Ones parentage is a thing which
cannot be disguised in Alaska. One is
compelled by custom to declare ones
responsibility in this line. On ones
belt hangs the discriminating evidence.
For every addition to ones family is
added piece of ivory, very much like
a square pencil in shape. A girl is ac-
knowledged by a little square head to
the stick, a boy has no head at all. It's
a question whether it's better to be a
girl with square head than boy
with none. A little ball OF ivory dang
ling from the same belt indicates that
death has visited the family. Him go
mucky," an Eskimo will say.
Strangely enough. although the Es-
kimos depend upon hunting and fish
ing for livelihood. their methods and
weapons are of the most primitive
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
By Minnie B. Jenkins
Martinez. Cal. Nay

Martinex. Cal, May l.
NfoRKTowE, Va, Is most historic
N and interesting spot Here are the
breastworks ana fortincstions Of
the siegs Of Yorktown: Cornwall
Iis' cave where the commander is said 70
have hid for safety during the bonn
bardment: a beautiful memorial monu-
ment erected by our government. and
the OLD Moore house. where the terms
OF surrender were signed, and the old
Nelson mansion.
The Nelso> house was the most pre-
tentic1s residence OF the town and was
used by CORVALLIS as his headquarters
cave. General Nelson. who owned the
mansion, was with the patriot fleet in
the bay, directing the bombardment of
the town, when, observing that the
guuners, IN compliment 20 him, did not
aim at his house, he ordered the guns
turned directly on it. and they wrought
such havoc that the enemy soon had TO
sbandon It.
The old brick mansion sits high above
the street and has a quaint. colonial,
bsx Oordered garden in front. In the
present day 1T is a favorite place for
house parties except in the month Of
September, the anniversary OF the his
toric siege and surrender. when neither
man nor beast can stay in il. Every
room in the house has it's legend and
ghost, but that makes 1t only more in
teresting, since the spirits are not ma
lignant or violent, but in September
even the old lady who acts as care
tsker abandons the place and leaves it
in possession of spirits" that make
night hideous. The king OF demons
seems to reign and uncanny terror
broods within and without as amid the
bursting OF bombs and shells the ghosts
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

ivory. Unlpcky the duck that comes
within reaching distances of the man so
armed. with murder in his heart It's
very likely to be committed.
Your Eskimo knows nothing about
fishing flies. He bothers not about bait
and tackle, but he lands the fish all the
same, ~ the seduction OF highly coll
ored beads-yeiIow. blue or red. Evil
IDENTIFY the fish are A. easily won by the
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

comes, It's easy enough simply 10 re-
verse things--the fur keeping the body
warm-the oilskin shedding water. Ne
cessity Is surely the prolific mother of
invention up there where ways ana
means are few.
It's terribly smart 70 carry a cane in
Alaska, just as il is here. Only M
there you need meyer worry about the
rest OF your outfit. OF course. We know
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
The San Francisco Sunday CAN.

my father with ma In his arms is~psd
from the bed. made . dash FOR the door.
over the body OF one oficsr lying dead
on the flocr. by another hanging hnDiy
over his chair. while the third with
shrseks OF terror dashed out OF ths>
door and through the hall ahead Of us
and on down the stairs amid the roar
and destruction OF falling bricks and
mortar.
Suddenly. as my fssher reached ehe
middle Of the hall. everything became
an deathly stsli ss II had before been
wild and dfscordant.
In the chilly. fearsoms silence OF ths
gloomy hail the aged form OF the old
caretaker. with . shawl thrown over
her night dress. tottersd toward ms
from her chamber
Wrapped IN blankets We huddied be-
fore the fire IN her room until morning.
taking turns In administering hot
water and brandy to each other to stiil
our chattering teeth.
In the morning when we viewed me
scene OF horror OF the night before the
rooms presented their usual tidy. prtm
appearance. Only our hastily deserted
beds save any idea OF the fright We
had suffered. but the bed post-yes.
called my fathers attention % is-iE
had been broken at one time exactly
as we had seen IL the night before.
and there was the place where more
than hundred years before Il had
been neatly mended.
AS we left the house glanced to
one end at the dents in thu thick briol<
walls where cannon balls had struck
but not demolished the masonry. These
had been pointed out to me many t1rnes.
but never had they had such sig
nificance. AT the other end OF the
house where we had slept the night
before and where the masonry had been
entirely demolished and had been re-
built-at that could not look at all
without shudders OF horror.
No caretaker has since remained IN
the haunted house during the fatal
month. Many parties OF young people
have attempted it. but they always met
with like experiences and have never
been known TO remain during the en-
tire month
that the men were accustomed 20 soc
carry a stick only when they are wear
ing certain other conventional clothes
decreed By the unknown god OF fashion.
whom we all worship.
But up there. where there amt no
commandments OF any sort. IT'S all
right to carry cane, whether you are
wearing a newly blocked derby and
patent feathers and CATERS. or whether
your parki covers your body and head
and your feet, are protected by welrus
hide muckiucks.
But OF course there. ara canes and
canes! Those in the LegS collection
are in miniature. as Is everything else
and measure only az feet. what Ia
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10

enact the scene of the famous lombard
ment.
When quite a small child my father
was taking me from Warwick to VIII
liamsburg. when, just before entering
Yorktown, terrific hurricane came on
from the bay.
Unable to reach the hotel. my father
made for the Nelson house, where we
asked for shelter. The care taker had
recently taken charge of the place, and
The San Francisco call., 1908-05-10
By Agnes Foster Buchanan

~ FHEN applied 70 the section Of
NH tie country which bears the
\" name. Fruitvale has come to
t,e more or less OF an anach.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12
FOR BEST EXCLAMATION
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The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12

Flsviex esss FIrEs Reserves E.sar ~ sig
" 4siaas.cr -sssss-

WaseInzrsu, .. C-Th,s Ntrlflum
gogsaT reserve, aaDlr cRysnrF attp
alIss southwest 90 0ssaId, ian a,asn
formally created 81 Frsaitssuu EaGHts
FsIt By a proclamation.
TGhs arsa % liI tlB aGTsa he Tia FRS,
70 BE sec aside 81 size T1psunmsul
saag q tAs MIsatsa1cpl. On La rhs III,
1erse azs1IEx rhat sals rs4Er VIII hf
planted manly wlra Gh,s FIsU1fa Glulr
IeSVs1 glEs. allkcUTh zcEI,s sEcsut-
1SEta have been suggested wl1a va
ricgs gxIGza3s EIsa-berx a. 1hs sD.
czIFDGs ard ogksr arecisa 90 trees n.1C
alzonH oar native woods On th,s ca,Ee
- he pine tree d Ia szid uks crsnsa
WI Ee planted where tie tree Ia 10
grow Wksn new trees are .sceaazry
a. % IL dEEcglE % tFaEsS0rrastor On
Account % it2 long TAP root. Some
SoTtiCl q tkiE tract. about rkrse
thoG&zEd acres. &c IL &z56. has been
cleared O. ia forest growth. cut cTsr
and must De TsDI2Eted- II Wax oily
a few tays ago that aEosksE large
tract which lad been keh FOR thfs
sane pErpoae, the FoT5ea Purchase.
waS released for homestead entry.
having been declared unfit for scfen-
uhc foTegtafiOu By the forestry az
thcTities. The tract In MaFfon cOun-
~ referred 70 Il pronounced In ali
ways well adapted for the purpose.
The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12
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congress-. tAs cBganizes salIlgia % ghe
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The San Mateo item. (San Mateo City, Putnam County, Fla) 189?-19??, 1908-12-12
Marked for Death.

Three years ago ! was marked for
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when my husband got DR.. Kings
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until had gained IS pounds IN
weight and my health was fully re
stored This medicine holds the
worlds healing record for coughs
and colds and lung and throat di,
seases. Il prevents pneumonia. Sold
under guarantee at s. w. Rowley's
drug store. soc and t1.OO. Trial bot
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