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The White Pine news. [volume] (Ely, Nev.) 1906-1910, 1908-02-19

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Memorial services in honor of the
late Rev Denis ]. Stafford at Wash
ington, ID. c., were addressed by Vice
President Fairbanks, Senator Bever-
idge and others.
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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-16
WILL PAVE
WITH BRICK
G. u r fl RE S rREET S
FURNISH LESSON TO
OTHER TOWNS


The experience of Guthrie in paw
ing with vitrified brick Is very likely !
to cause a very large part of the towns /
of this state TO use the same material,
Guthrie paved her two principal busi-
ness streets with brick seven years
ago and they are practically as good
now as when put down, The brick /
payements are now being extended to
the residence streets aud there is no
complaint about the noise that is
usually urged against this kind OF pave
ment
The article of brick used here is the
very best, but the stnd is a consider
able item in the cost of paving The
residence streets are paved IN the CEN
ter OF the street thirty feet wide, leav-
ing a large parking on either side.
There is a cement curb aud gutter
two feet wide, which costs eighty cents
the running foot, and the brick pave
ment inside this curbing and gutter
is put down for twenty-five cents per
square foot, making S91.5Q for each
25-foot front. The streets are tirst cut
dow to grade and then rolled with
heavy roller. Two inches of sand rs
| then placed over this hard ground, and
over the layer of sand a course OF
lbfick, laid flat. Another two inches Of
sand O top of this flat brick and then
The finish Of brick laid on edge The
residence streets paved in this manner
licok very pretty 4.
over at sapuHa they are consider
lipe tHc pasfng asEtln Mayor
Rhode. of Tulsa, was down there the
lother day and the Sapulpa Light
lauoted him as saying that he favored
the sbrick pavement In Tulsa much
having is now being done and both
kinds OF material is being used He
saws the asphalt is more expensive 70
begin with, and is far moer expensive
20 keep in repair than the brick pave
lment He says z srecal OUTFIT or plant
is necessary 10 dl the repair work and
in Now city like Sapulpa. where the
lsheets will necessarily have to be dug
lun. viii be "A great expense tc Keep
THEM repaired If asphalt Is used,
whereas If brick Is used any iaborer
can do the repair work Mr. Rhode far
lther stated that asphalt Is not near 80
lservicable and that heavily loaded
wagons win cause IL 10 break and wear
aut very fast He also says that next
10 the curb where the filth and slime
from the streets collect, the asphalt
Hoses its vitality and crumbles.
Mayor Rhode advises that all side
walks be made wider especially IN the
lbnsiness districts The walks are the
4 ilblaces thar are congested, and not the
ftreets. aud the wider the walks ne
Hess pavlns viii be needed on the
Streets.
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Backache, Weak Back, rheumatism,
Diabetes, Bright's Disease, Gravel,
Gout, Irritation OF the bladder,
sealding Urine, Swelling Of the Ank-
les, Dropsy, or some other form of
Kidney or Urinary Trouble.
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\ nu-w4H assussMSMsU. .-z9ESEsE :
Z PERTAINING TO ]
: STATE OFFICIALS !
4 mahsH3MSuSMgu4wsnsMssnssR

Auditor NJ. r Traps force of skill
"a assistants are kept busy these days
issuing warrants.
Roy Oaks. secretary of the banking
board. is making a painstaking and eff
ficient official
Ham Bee, of Lemon Pickers' motor
iety. has leased a house on East Har-
rison and viii make his home in
Guthrie.
Senator Davis is among the top four
In the senate who have made all
round good fellows.
Senator Blair is one Of the most
capable men ip the senate. He fears
no man and cannot be bluffed.
I'd Cassidy, the genial aud efficient
law end of the school land department.
has begun to see the bottom of his
desk
Lieut.. Governor George Beliamy
saws he has no further political aspir-
ltions. But his t-lends believe that
with returning health and strength ne
viii see things otherwise.
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With that saeaclty which never de-
serts him. and which we are accus.
toned to see him always display
Speaker Cannon asked the Methodist
Prohibition Committee waich visited
him why they didn't secure legal
provision IN prohibition states forbid
ing the drinking OF liquor. which they
could enforce more thoroughly than
any law forbidding the shipping OF
hQuor Into Prohibition state. The
etatf he said bad iailed % await
theni9elves OF this opportunity for to-
taiI,t destroyinh the drink evil This
recalls q regulative method which we
have often pondered over and specu-
lated on as suitable for all commu-
niiies where the liqtor traffic Is recog-
nized at all Issue license TO the
drinkef, as well as to the resort which
dispenses intoxicants. Those tsho
abuse the privilege of their license
should suffer It's abrogation In the
same manner that saloon keeper
does. the excise commissioner to ex-
ercise unlimited power as he does now
lf Smith INDUCES beyond his capacity
take his license away from him. The
bartender has a carefully revised di-
rectory of the license holders, and on
reference to il may perceive on the
instant whether Smith has lost his
blbulous rights or not; or IN order
that the hardship may not be too Sc
we're. Smith may be granted a license
ter brewed atinks and refused one for
spirits. Il having been proven salts
factorlly to the excise commissioner
that Smith has head for beer. but Is
quite irresponsible under the influence
If anything stronger. Let the pun
ishment fit the crime.
If we must have license system
let every tub stand on its own bottom
Iones resents his Inhibition from his
fay5rite fuddler simply because II
doesr suit Smiths nervous make.ur
Of course, we are aware that Dccl1ide
critics win find flaws ana ioopholes
IN our proposed license arrangement
but what care we2 The constitution
81 the United states las its flaws
lnd loopioles. We leave the details
)f this new messed TO license control
% more exact and painstaking minds
We have no capacity for exactness
md painstaking We hate en-.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-16
LEAGUE SCHEDULE FoR NAY.
FOR Financial Reasons Gunthrie Gets
5Wk Of ~unday Games.

The following schedule is announced
for the Oklahoma State league by
President Hauseman, up to May IS:
Sunday. May 10 Crescent City at
Kinsfisher and Hennessey at Guthrie
Both double-headers.
Monday, May l1.-off day in league
Tuesday 18TH and Wednesday 18th
Crescent City at Henncssey.
Guthrie at Kingfisher
Thursday, May 14-Off day
Friday and Saturday May 10 and
l6 Guthrie al Hennessey and King
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New York. 9: cLnoInnatI. ;.

Cincinnati May Cincinnati
blew up in the eighth inning when
New York scored nine runs Good
bunting and a fumblo by Hulswitt
when the bases were full, assisted
New York materially in their run.get.
tinc
Score R.HE
Cincinnati ...s...0 0o0 O10 00fZ2 8 .
New York 900 600 090--g ~ 3
Campbell and Schlei; Taylor, McGin-
nifty, BrcspahaD and Needham
Two-base hit, Seymour Ease on
balls. off Campbell Taylor ,. Struck
out by Campbell, 3, Taylor ?. Umpire
ODay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-16
Kidney Complaints.

Kidney diseases are generally found
IN persons whose blood is impover-
ished or impure, and whose nerves
have not sufficient power OF force 70
make the kidneys perform their prop
er functions.
The duty Of the kidneys is TO filter
tie blood, and when this fluid is filed
with uric acid and malarlal poisons
they become overburdened with ex-
ira work When the nerves are not
strong, they fan 70 supply the power
TO do this work; then the Kidneys be-
come clogged and disease sets IN.
Kidney complaints usually commence
with cold chills. especially IN the back
and lolns. followed with fever and
pain. The pain extends 20 the blad-
der, loins and thighs. The urine be-
comes highly colored or extremely
Hight. 1t sometimes looks red or
blood-llke. with a brick dust eedi-
ment after standing. or IL may be
ntrineY or milky and filled with albu.
men tho most vital element Of the
body.
When these conditions are allowed
20 continue they result in one OF
more Of I he following conditions
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-16

fisher az Crescent City.
Sunday and Monday, May II and is
Hennessey at Kingfisher and Cres-
cent at Guthrie.
May 19-K -Kingfisher at Guthrie.
Hennessey and Crescent have day
Jeff
May 20 and 2l Kingfisher at Guth-
rie and Crescent at Hennessey
May % and 23--Guthrie at Kingfish-
er and Hennessey at Crescent
May "a and Kingflsher at ren.
nessey and Crescent at Guthrie.
May 26-Day off
May 2f. and 2S-C Crescent City a.
liIingflsher and Hennesesy at Guthrie.
Insist upon DeWitt'a Witch Ha1cl
Salge It is especially good Tor piles.
! Sold by G.. X. Renfro,
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M YOn KNEW.

ho merits OK 5he Texas Wonder, ",
Guild never suffer from kidney, blad
Ter or rheumatic trouble. 81 bottie
wo months treatment sold by Drug
isl or by mail. Send for testament
IS, Dr e W. Hall e92G Olive street
Louis.
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Toneka. Q. JonlIn. 4.

Joplin, May l6--Topcka slaughtered
the crippled Miners Ragan WIS
bsnched for disputing Umpire Hofi-
man
Score y H. u.
Joplin..t, ,,.,...,.-. 600 l0l O2O-f 9 j
Topeka ....... coo O33 2i0--9 Is
Evans. Moore and Hawkins Arnold
and BoleA
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cuthfle, 1; Hennessey. 0.

Snrcl1l 20 Only Ieadef
Hennessey okla May 16.-Guthrie
won from HennesSsy IN the best game
of the spascn The feature OF the game
Was running catch Of long ny by
Elenshaw in the ninth.
Score X. T. r.
Guthrie ....,. geo 600 l00--i ? 2
Hcnnes6ey 600 QUO O00--0 2 l.
smith and Blasslngame; Myers and
Goldthwalte
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

At Observation-Disclosures Z, Louis
vile 8
At Minneapolis Minneapolis Z. To
ledo B.
At ST. Paul St. Paul 3. Columbus
II.
At Kansas City Kansas City l, In
dianapolis 5.
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A cslifornIsn's Luck.

The luckiest day OF my lie was
when / bought a boN of Bucllens Ar
MICA Salye.r writes Charles II, Sud
aim. of Tracy. California. Two Zoe
boxes cured me OF an annoying case
Of itching piles. which had troubled
me for years and that yielded 70 no
other treatment Sold under gnarap-
tee al G. n. Ronfro's drug store.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-16
okLAAoMA.kANaAs LEAouE.


lola. kan. May 16 lola shut the
Tulsa oilers out yesterday Neither
team hll TO any extent and rulsa's
errors lost the game forethem.
Sc6re n H. ls
lola .....4.......... ...3 o
TULSA .... ..........,...O a 4
Gill aud Eflolf; Killilay and loflries-
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RrooI,lYn. 5: chIeaao. 8.

Chicago. May l6 Brooklyn outbat-
ted and ouifielded Chicago, the one
misplay Of the visitors costing nothing,
while Evers' mufi Of a dinky fly in the
fourth was good for two runs. Tinker's
tumble in the ninth was the starter for
another run
Score r. n. E.
Chicago. GOO 0i2 000--3 6 2
Brooklyn -. 600 900 10l-5 s
Fraser aud King; Mcintyre and Ber-
gen
Tw base hit Schultz. liummel Base
ON balls. Off Fraser, B. Mcintyre 1.
Struck out. by Fraser G, Mcintyre B.
Umpire Rigler
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tndependenae a: BartelesviIle. 2.
WESTERN ASSOCIATION.


Springfield, Mo. May l6-spring.
field took the opening game from
Webb City.
score II. II. r.
Springfield 100 003 00x3 8 o
Webb City ,.....0 600 003 000-3 o
Kaufman and Vanderbilt. Tonne
mann. Roach Milton and Check
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Pavlnq stopp d by Injunction.

Dstric, Judge A. II Huston today
granted temporary injunction IN the
case instituted b. VIM. Wilson, Ben
Brummage. j. f. shultz aud others
against the w A. stuckey Construc-
ton c-mpany to stop paving Noble
avenue on lhe grounds of irregulari-
tiss in the letting Of the contract
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-16

A lazy liver leads 10 chronic dys-
pensia and constipation weakens the
whole system. Doans Regulets go
cents per boxl correct the liver, tone
the stomach cure constipation.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE


Boston. May lG. Timely hitting, fol
lowing battery and fielding errors,
gave Detroit the third straight game
over Boston, to 4
Score r. II. +.
Detroit. 49,. .00l 600 Hoo 10 4
Boston .... 600 400 000--4 II 4
Killian and Schmidt. Young and Cri-
ger
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wlehIta S: Oklahoma city ..


st. Lous. May lG.-Boston opened
here with a victory over St Louis. 3
TO 0. Dorner pitched fine ball and was
given perfect support Raymond also
did good work and Boston's scoring
was done through errors and passed
balls. sA
Score Y n. ~
ST Louis ....... 600 coo 000-0 4 3
Boston M 600 OH 00O-S 80
Raymond, Ludwig and Hostetter;
Dorner and Bowerman.
Two-base hit, Rates Base on balls,
off Dorner2. Raymond ? Struck out,
by Raymond T. Umpire. Emslie.
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POSTPONED GAMES.


Cleveland al New York-rain.
Chicago al Philadelphia-rain.
ST. i-ouie At Washington-rain
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-16

MIR John Riha, OF Nining. Ia. SAYS
n have been selling DeWitts Kidney
and Bladder Pills for about year and
they give better satisfaction than anl
pin I ever sold Sold by G. K. Ren
ftn
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oKLAHoMA sTATE LEAeUE


Kingfisher. Nav To- Kingfisher
downed Crescent in a game that was
Huseman and Flood Ashby and
Mite.
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Hutchinson. Kan, May Wright.
ex. Kansas CITY American association
pitcher. won his first game, though he
allowed ten scattered hits.
Score r. IT, u.
Hutchinson. .102 010 10N--5 10 2
enid M ... .00i 600 100- = 10 l
Wright and Freese; Selby and Quies-
ser
Wichita 5; Oklahoma City q.
Wichita May 16.-rimely hitting EN-
abled Wichita TO win from Oklahoma
City
Score r. II f.
Oldahoma City 022 900 000-l s 2
Wichita ..... 210 200 00x-5 10 3
Bandy and Kelsey: Bolin Scott and
Armstrong.
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sioux CIV. s: Denver. 4.

Sioux City May 16.-Crutcher's
good work on the slab after he had
displaced Williams at the start of the
third inning. won the game for Sioux
city Only one hit was made off his
delivery.
Score r. Ii. r.
Sioux City .30l 0n2 00X-6 II !
Denver ...... 20 600 0Q00--4 6 0
Williams, Crutcher and Henry, Mo
hannon and McDonCugh
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Notice.
All parties knowing themselves to
be indebted 10 the G. NJ. Johnston
Grocery viii please settle their Sc
counts With r. + McKennon. st
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Des Moines. May 16-Des Molnes
gave clean support to Pitcher Wiiher-
lp and shut Lincoln out 8 to O.
Score r. H. E.
Des Moines. 90 00l 40x-5 II o
Lincoln . 600 600 O00--0 4 /
Witherup and Yeager; McKan and
Linran
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Three-base hit Magee Base on balls,
off Will .. shilliDpi McQuillin /.
Struck out, by Phfllippi 1. Umpires
Klein and Rudderham.
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Pittsburg May i6.--Phladelphia
shut out Pitiesburg by II to 0. Willis
was taken cut uf the box alter third
inning. when three bases on balls,
two.base hits and single netted the
visitors six runs
Score R.Hr
pitHburg M 000 600 000--0 o
PiitsbHrg 900 600 000- o
PhiladeWliia O06 100 3lO-1i "a O.
nor McQunnn and Doolin
Two-base hit Osborn, Bransiield,2
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Kennody's Laxative Cough Syrup
does nor constipate, but on the other
hand its laxative principles gently
move the bowels Children like IL
Sold by G. II. Rcuiro.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.
omaha- 8: Pnehlo. 2.

Omaha, May Yesterdays game
was a pitchers battle and Noah had
little the better Of It by keeping the
hits scattered.
Score r. II p.
Omaha .. ..,a POI 600 00x--3 z q
Pueblo . 001 100 000-2 6 /
Noah and Gonding; Jackson and
- Smith
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wHERE LIZ ~ TODAY.


Oklahoma city at Wichita.
Enid at hutchinson.
Topeka at oplin
Webb City at Springfield.
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American L.eacue.

Detroit at New York
ST. Louis at Philadelphia.
Chicago at Washington.
Cleveland al Boston.
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Independence at lola.
Muslkogee at Tulsa.
McAlester at Bartlesville.
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CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Always Bought
slsasss's nsass 'ss 81 Z4Hzz1Aa<

Special prices on onords at Rob
iBson's.
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Brooklyn at Chicago
Philadelphia AZ pittsburg.
New York at Cincinnati
Boston az 81 Louis.
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20 per cent discount on all sitkid
oxfords at Robinsons.
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And
Sports.
Baseball


McAlesetr. May Another game
ahounding in pretty plays was lost by
the home team by one score
Score R.H Y.
Muskogce ~ 900 600 0l0-l 3 .
McAlester .. coo 600 000--0 6 @
Fitzgerald and Metze; Campbell and
Page.
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Henry Hood. Mineral Ridge. O,ssysi-'i can
say thai DeBelp Kidney Piisis the best remedy
that ] ever used for rheumatism and kidney
tgoubles. have tried food many kinds 81 med
icine before commenced using DeBelfs Kidney
Pills aud ] could hardly Get up or down from A
chair, but since CommCucfd using Dehei 8 KID
ney Pills / can sleep better and dout have 20 set
up 50 often Ia the night. and ! am much better
than 4 wa before coumeuced taking them."
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Fresh case Of White coose cigars AZ
olsnlth's.
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COLLEGE BASEBALL
AT Amherst z, Princeton 8.
Maryland independent. [volume] (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1874-current, 1908-02-14

Cardinal Gibbons, who is visiting
in New Orleans, is quoted in an AS
ISOLATED Press dispatch as saying
q am persuaded that it is practically
impossible to put prohibition into eff
feet in any large community, and the
best means, therefore, to promote
temperance is to limit the number Of
saloons by high license. l would be
in favor of infiicting severe punish
ment on the proprietors Of saloons
who violate the law in the first in
stance, and in the second instance of
violation l would withdraw the IL
cense altogether.
@In the country places / would
suggest local option as an excellent
means for the repression Of intern
perance if, in the judgment of the
majority of the voters, the sale of
liquor should be entirely eliminated.
.Laws, like prohibition, that are
certain to be violated had best not
be made, for iucessant violation
draws dQws upOV them d!sEespect"