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The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
Young. hut Looks old.


The Bhikshu is now only thirty-five
years old. but the short stubb.e which
appears on his head when IL is unshaven
for a day or two is quite white. n sc-
cordance with the rules Of his order. he
shaves his head every other day. HIS
dress consists Of q flowing robe Of bright
yellow material and he is allowed 10
hold only eight possessions They are The
three parts OF the yellow ROBE. a filter.
begging bowl. an umbrella. a rosary. and
a razor. The begging bowl IS a small
wooden bow into which the faithful place
contributions OF food He IS not allowed
to take money. and Il any one should
drop a coin into the bowl he must hand
il back The filter IS necessary because
the faith he holds forbids the destruction
Of I.fe. no matter how low in the scale.
and the filter IS supposed 10 remove the
millions q living animaIculae from the
water which he drinks
The Bhikshu's life is governed by -
rules. all OF which must be observed
strictly Some OF them are ceHbacy. never
TO eat after noon. and 20 corfine himself
to a vegetarian diet. abstentiOn from
dancing music and all ceremonies. and
never 20 look on any WOMAN It Is per
mitted for him TO speak 70 a woman. but
he must keep his eyes downcast and
averted
Chief OF all. however. is the fourfold
rule. which. II broken in any particular
entails expulsion from the monastfc order.
It forbids murder. direct or indirect;
theft unchastity and the presumption OF
higher intellectual attainments than other
men.
IF were 10 suggest that suicide were
justifable.' ne said in explanation OF the
first clause Of the rule. and some one
who had heard me should commit suicide
that would be indirect murder and would
entail my expulsion from the order II
were to assume even in my own mind
that I knew more than the hUmbIest OF
our fellow-cTeatures. that would be men
tai pride and would have the same conse-
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23
England and France.

In England and in France archery re
mains an exceedingly popular form Of
sport It was the only sport in which the
last Queen Victoria exceIled IN her young
er DAYS. and up til her death she held
the Office Of dean OF the Most Ancient
Guild OF Arcbers in the United Kingdom,
namely, the WOodmen OF Arden Il was
a sport which always appealed 10 her as
calculated 70 develop graceful movement
stately calm, and repose Of manner And
u must be confessed that the contrast
which exists between the hurried move
The Washington herald., 1908-08-23

The export trade in cooperage products
IS a profitable one One-flfth Of the tight
cooperage slaves IN the United States are
exported. About four-flfths Of AL export
ed slaves go to Europe, the other fifth to
other North American countries These
white oak slaves are valued at Sass. 81
at the point Of expectation. Slaves sold
last year 10 foreign countries were valued
at 81 80; headings. S1s7.553. There were
1-509. 900 fewer pieces shipped last year
than there were the year before. yet the
value was $4,000 more
For the past fiscal year the returns
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-05-04

.F. NJ Cline. G. X. Alexandria, A. X.
Parsons. Frank Amos. John Raynor,
.E. f. Gill, James Hastings. A. J. Viets.
c. w. Herod Chas. Swindall, E 5.
Virgins. c. II Martin, H. r. Kent and
l.. l.. Stone, all of Woodward
The Farmers Union company, OF
Manitou, with $4,000 capital stock.
The directors are: j. T. Ayres. j. f.
flaming. e. H. Cunningham, c. w Cox
and r. NJ Swafford all o fManitou.
Willis Sales company. Of Oklahoma
City and Kingston, Mo. with $l50,000
capital stock. The directors are: r.
NJ Mills and H. NJ. Browne, of New
York City.
Kiefer Mercantile company. OF Kei
fer with $4,000 capital stock. The
directors are: c. S. Danton. n. w
Barnes and G. f. Robertson, of Keifer;
z. + Jones and X. S. Davis, Of Mus
kogee.
The McAlester Construction com
pany of McAlester, with 100000 cap
iital stock The directors are: c. h
Bryan, A U. Thomas, r. c. Million
! lie Roy Long, George H. Deibler. o. M
Anderson, A. J Welch, He. Garkness
F. =. Ruck and ] B. Foster, all of Nc
Alester
Producers Mercantile Co, of Guth
rie, with $4,000 capital stock Th,
directors are: l. II. Caldwell, +. l.
Williams, }. L. McKeown, J. w Lov
lell, r. b. Richardson and II. A. w
Corfield. all OF Guthrie
First State bank. OF Mead. with $40,
1000 capital stock. The directors are
E. p Blake, Blackwell; Ben Tell T
}. Hartman. w H. Hightower and W
L. Townsend, all of Mead
Garvin Supply company. of Garyin
with $15,0G0 capital stock. The di
lrectors are: John c. Earl, W. A Ear
{ and w, A. Carter, all of Garvin.
I The Fling, Smith d Company, o
lMetcalf. with $4,000 capital otocl,
The directors are: J. J. Plumloe. Y. J
Fling, II l.. Bullard c. r. Cleary. 4
lJ Wright, and T. s. Smith. all OF Mot
calf
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS
Charters Issued.

Charters issued.
The Iowa City Opera House COM
pany, Of Iowa City and Oklahoma City,
with $4,000 capital stock The di-
pect0rs are: Fred Wilson and Chas.
Mentzer, Iowa City, and =. V Rem
mingtOn, of Oklahoma City.
The Development and Manulactur-
ing company, Of New Comertown. Ohio
and Oklahoma City The directors
are O. j. Latham and d. Gruber, Of
New Comertown, and f. " Remming-
ton, of Oklahoma City.
The Kansas Plantation company, of
Oakland. Calf. and Oklahoma City,
with 100000 capital stock The di-
rectors are: A. Il. Wilder and A. NJ
Wilder, OF Arbuckle. Calf, and e. v.
Remmington, of Oklahoma City.
The Alaska Construction company,
of Oklahoma City and CorJoYa Alas
Sa, with a capital stock of $25.000.
The directors are: A. y. Hartney and
Wm. Cardwell, OF Tacoma, Washing.
ton, and e. v RemmiDgton, of Oklaho-
ma City.
Oak Grove Creamery company OF
Portland, Oregon. and Oklahoma City.
with a capital stock of 100000 The
directors are: b. A. Hillmer and f..
W. Vountiss, of Portland, and r. V.
Remmington, OF Oklahoma City
Somerville Light and Ice company.
of Oklahoma City. with $4,000 capt
tai stock The directors are: j. d.
Glddings and r. II. b. Bledsoe, OF Som
erYille, Texas. and r. V. Remington,
of Oklahoma City.
The Dunkirk Chocolate company, Of
New York City and Oklahoma City,
with S150.000 capital stock The di-
rectors are; r. Jolinek and W. E Nc
Carthy. OF Buffalo. n. ~, and u. v.
Remmington, OF Oklahoma city.
Hazelwood Lumber company, of Ok
lahoma City. with $300.0O0 capital
stock. The directors are: b. Mitchell
and p. j. Reid. of Elkins. West Va,
and u, V. Remington, of Oklahoma
City.
The Ostrich Farm company. OF
Guthrie and Tampa. Florida with
100000 capital stock The directors
are: VIM Ford and VIM Guckert. of
Tampa. and p. " Remmington. Of Ok
lahOma City.
-McMullen Mercantile Co. or
Welston Okla with $4,000 capital
Mullen. Enie Lunl and w. T. Lunn
AN Di WellsfOu
k0rn Valley Telephone compsn, OF
k0rn Nashits county With 3i200
capital stock The directoys aIe. b.
10 Wiens, j Warkentin, d. e. Har.
der H. II. Kliewer aud n f. smith. all
of kOrn
The Oklahoma Spring Bed Manufac-
turing company. OF Oklahoma city.
with S25 600 capital stock The direc.
tors are: @. v, McClmtie. A N sorey
and H. D. knight. an OF Oklahoma
City
The sulphur Sanltarium aud Train
Ing school OF Sulphur. win the follow.
ing trustees: Or. T. n Guign, Or. /.
Bowling, oi Shreveport, La George
Whitehurst sayre; j. r Frapt. o. 3.
Webster anu O. B Emanuel. an OF
sulphur
The Woodward county Fair associa,
ton Ol Woodward With 10000 capi.
tai stosG The directors are: b N.
Key , j. 0eriach & X Luce j n.
|lopalns. james A Noon. $. p. Ianuce.
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TeIearaph Rato HearIna.

Inc hearing on proposed order of
the corporation commission for re.
ducton of telegraph rates within
points in the state to % cents was be
gun at two o'clock this afternoon with
Chairman Jack Love presiding and
Commissioner McAlester present Dl.
vision Manager j. J. Nelson of the
Western Union is here from Omaha
attending the hearing and !. ID. Dillon.
general solicitor for the road is repre-.
senting the company, The Postal
company was not represented
The Western Union will contest
every inch of the ground The rates
nov IN effect are 25 and 40 cents.
The Western Union vomntarially
put rs cent rate in effect Ia the
state OF Iowa and many other states
nave similar rates which were ordered
IN by the commissioners. The proposed
order makes no reduction on lie pres.
ent newspaper rate.
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ReIIeI From RheunaiIo Palna-

suffered with rheumatism for
over two years says Mr ROLAND
Curry, patrolman. Of Key West Fla.
sometimes Il settled in mv knees
aud lamed me So ! could hardly WALK
at other times "a would BE- IN my feei
and hands 20 I was incapacltaled lor
duty one night when ] was in severe
pain aud lame from II my wiie wenl
20 the drug store here aud cauia bact
win a bOttle OF Chamberlain Pair
balm. / was rubbed With II and found
me pain had nearly gone during Che
night Kept on Using ID for q niut
more ihan Two weeks and found that
y drove the rhennaUsm away have
pot had any trouble from thai disease
for over three nlonlhs For sale bs
e n Reufro
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sRsnansn9HsnansEsnsne
! ORDERS OF STATE
CORPORATION =
COMMISSION !
sgawc.ws.wr,ur.u, ,.us.n. wy.m Z. n. IN f.,lh


CFirst published in Guthrie Leader
April "a l90sD
CORPORATION COMMISSION OF
OKLAHOMA.
PROPOSED ORDER NO. rs.
To All Whom II May Concorn
You are hereby notified that in the
office of the Corporation Commission
of the State of Oklahoma IN the City
of Guthrie, on the 25th day OF May,
1908, at 10 o'clock a. m. the said
Commission will hear any objections
which may be urged by any persons
interested against the following pro-
posed order, rule, regulation and re-
quirement:
No railroad or combination Of rail
roads, doing business in the State Of
Oklahoma shall charge for the trans
portation of Vegetables, Fruits Ber-
ries Canned Goods and other articles
named herein, between points in the
State of Oklahoma. greater or less
rate than provided for in the follow
ing proposed tariff without first secur.
ing the approval Of this Commission;
LOCAL, AND JOINT DISTANCE
TARIFF
Applying On
VEGETABLES. FRUITS, BERRIES,
CANNED GOODS, ETC.
Between
| All Points In Oklahoma on the Rail.
roads and Railways Operating in
said State
| (Subiect to and governed by the rules
herein named, otherwise by the cur
rent Western Classification Ex
ceptions may be otherwise provided
hv rules of this Commission)
Between all Points in Oklahoma Over
! one Line
/ (Single Line Milcage)
RATES IN GENTS PER 100 POUNDS
COMMODITIES
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WE CAN FURNISH THE AuToMc

WE CAN FURNISH THE AUTOMo-
BILE you are looking for no matter
where you are located for less money
than you can get 1t elsewhere, wheth-
er it be new car. or slightly used
car, whether gasoline. electric or
steam car. Write us the style car
you are looking FOR and the amount
OF money you want to spend We will
submit several to make your selec-
tons from, with bargain prices
Write us. Now is the time. United
States Selling Corporation, S87 Pierce
Building, ST. Louis, Mo-. Our SER
vices cost you nothing.
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APPRAISER NAMED TO VALUE
CHEROKEE TRIBAL PROPERTY


Special to Daily Leader
Muskogee, Okla. May al. Il. Bell
has been appointed by Chief W. G,
Rogers as one OF the appraisers who
viii place a valuation upon the tribal
property of the Cherokee nation. This
property consists principally Of the
Cherokee school buildings, the coun-
ell house and grounds, Another ap-
praiser viii be appointed by Che de-
partment Of the interior and the two
viii make the valuation The Chero-
KEGS are particularly anxious TO sell
the Cherokee Female seminary the
finest Indian school building in the
state to the state to be used as a
state normal school II IS understood
that Secretary Garfield approves the
plan aud win lend his aid
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ooMrRAoToR LosEs $50.

Special to Daily Leader
shawnee Okla. May While
asleep and IN drunken condition Il.
b, Edwards. tle contractor working
several miles south Of here, was rob
bed of $3.50 or be lost IT, he is unable
10 tell which
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chamberlain's co;ic. Cholera and
Diarraoea RemedY.

There rs probably no medicine made
that is relied upon Nith more implicit
confidence than Jhamberlain's Collie.
Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Dur.
ing the third of century ia which g
has been in use, people have learned
that 1t Is the one remedy that never
fails. When reduced with water aud
sweeiened il IS pleasant to take For
sale by G. R. Renfro.
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NoNernor ParoIeG Indian
Governor Haskell last evening Is
sued a parole to Alexander Hargo, a
Creek Indian who was sentenced i'm
Kay county year ago to a term of
six years in the penitentiary on a
larcency charge The parole was is
sued upon the recommendation of the
warden OF the Kansas penitentiary
aud because the Indian has tuberculo.
Sis and would die in prison before he
had served his time
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NotarIes commIsaIoned.

NuIla VI. Tx, Of Bartlesvllle. fol
Washington county.
% A. HIN, Of Ft Gibson. for Musko
geo county.
}. =, Dickerson, Of Bromide, for Cole
county
9. = Benson. Of Shawnee, for Pot
tawatomie county.
man county.
iRatahe county.
israel Putorasky of El Reno. for
Canadian county.
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Column No j shall apply on
the following described arti-
cles: Apples. Onions, Pota.
toes and Vegetables (not
canned goods), Beets, Cab
bages, Carrots. Cauhflower,
Celery, Cucumbers, Eggplant
Green Corn, Horseradish,
Melons, Onion Sets, Oyster
Plant Partsnips Peas, Rad
ishes, Tomatoes, Turnips.
dried or Evaporated Apples
and Peaches, Dried Beans
Green Beans. Dried Peas,
Vinegar. Gin barrels Cider
Gin barrelsl, Muskmelons,
Canteloupes. In straight OF
mixed carloads These rates
shall also apply on Grapes,
Peaches. Pears. Plums. Cher
ries. when consigned TO can.
ming industries for canning or
Hreser 'ii1s, ill Straight or
mixed carloads. The mini.
mum weight In straight or
mixed carloads shall be "a
coo pounds.
Note-Straw. not to exceed 800
pounds, shall be allowed free
as a preservatiye with each
carload shipment of apples,
or vegetables
COLUMN no. 2: Rates named IN
Column No. shall apply on
the following described artl
cles. ApricOts, Bananas, cher
ries, COcoanuts. Grapes, Lem.
ons, Oranges Peaches. Pears,
Pineapples Plums, IN straight
or mixed carloads. the min
imum weight shall be 10000
pounds
COLUMN NO 8: The rates named
in Column no. shall apply
on the following described ar.
ticies. Canned Meats. Fish
(inoluding sardines). Fruits.
Vegetables. Jellies. Kraut,
Preserved Meats. ia cans
boxed. preserves and Jellies
in wood glass on tin Kranf
In wood Canned Soups Ol 3
ters lpickled Or cOvell Clan
Broth or juice in rin cans
boxed, Condensed Niik aud
Epaporated Cream in wood
ol glass. Pickles. including
Capers Catsup, HOrsrradisb
(pyeparedl. Mustard (pre-
pnfedl, olives. Table Sauces.
Pepper Sauce and Salad
Dressing. in wood or glass
1he minimum weight in
straight or mixed carloads
shall be 30.O0n pound
Note When above articles are m
glass. they are 70 be packet
IA boxes OF barrels, o. r. 3
released
Rule No. I.
Ia making joint rates over two on
more lines. which are not under The
same management or control either
directly or Indirectly. the folloWiar
shall 81 added 10 The one
line rate named herein;
The avhifrarr Of three 90 cents PSI
me hundred uouHds shall be- added 5
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Mr. John Riha of Vining Ia. SAYS.
u have been selling DeWit's kidney
and Bladder Pills for about year and
they give better satisfaction than any
pin ] ever sold" Sold by c. Il. Rem.
fro.
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oAILD rs NARRow gscAPE.
Son Of Farmer Rides Under Wire.
Throat Nearly Cut.

Special 70 Daily Leader.
Piedmont, Okla, May IA little
son Of j. w. Miller came near losing
his life last evening He drove up
the COWS as usual and as the horsse
he was riding passed under wire
stretched over a gate, the wire caught
the boy under the chin and came near
cutting his throat The horse was a
gentle ono and stopped in time 10 pre-
vent the hoy from falling. bat the
service of a physician WAS required
and several stitches were nccesssrs
% repair The iaceraiion Fortunately
ne windpipe WAS not injured aud no
arteries severed
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PERSONAL.

If any person suspects that their
kidneys are deranged they should take
Foley's Kidney Remedy at once and
not risk having Brights disease or
diabetes. Delay gives the disease a
stronger foothold aud you should not
delay taking Foley's Kidney Remedy.
For sale by G. r. Renfro.
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ALLEGED FRAUDS LEAD
JUDGE TO INVESTIGATE

Special to Daily Leader.
Shawnee, Okla. May 1.-District
Judge Maben at Tecumseh today an
nounced that ne VIII order an inves.
tigation Of the alleged election frauds
in the first ward Of the city OF shaw
nee.
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TahIeauah % Liaue EIe.lLon

HpFtfnor Haskell last evenInr hi
sued a proclamation calling for gpa.
eial election 20 be held I'm Tahleouab
on june for the purpose of submit
ting To the qualified votars of the
state the question Of whether ID sbouid
become a city Of the first class
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WANTED Salesman experienced in
any line to sell general trade in Okla.
Liberal commission with $4,000 weekly
advance. One salesman earned 81,
253o2 his first two months with us. Ca
pable man only wanted. The Cont
mental Jewelry Co. Cleveland. Ohio
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You can get that old lawn mower
reground at olsmith's. so that il will
cut like new, for SIPS.
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HELP WANrep-rEMALE

WANTED-At once. five good seam
stresses Apply Raymond Teal Co,
room 9, Gem Rooming House, or Crys-
tai Airdome 3t
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statesmen WANTED.

CAPABLE Salesman to cover Oklaho-
ma with staple line. Our high com.
mission contract paid one of our sales
men Thirty One Thousand Dollars in
cash during the last six years 10000
monthly advance on commissions.
American STANDARD Jewelry Co.
Detroit. Mich
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the line rate. Provided. that twenty
and five-tenths GO % cents per one
hundred pounds for articles taking
Column No. I rates, and twenty-nine
and rve-tenths (29 81 cents per one
hundred pounds for articles taking
Column No rates, and twenty-four
(2D cents per one hundred pounds
for articles taking Column No.
3 rates, shall be the maximum rate
for any haul between any points IN
the State of Oklahoma
Where two or more routes are avail
able from point of origin to destina-
tion. the line or lines handling ship
ment shall charge the same rate as
though shipment had actually moved
over the route by which the lowest
rate can be made.
Rule No. 2.
Only one waybill shall be issued TO
cover the movement of any carload
from point of origin to point of des.
tination. All shipments must be
through waybilled. Fun name and
postoffice address. telegraph address
If different of consignor must he
shown in consignors column on the
way bill
All persons Interested in the move
ment of these commodities should be
present, or have a representative
present, to enable the Commission Ia
take such action in the premises as
lit may deem just and necessary.
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
J. r. LOVE.
Chairman.
A. p. WATSON.
(SEAL) Commissioner
Attest
w l., CHAPMAN
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ne governor has ISSUED prOcla
naiioh calling for = special .iactinn
7" iiaskeh connty on juls 70 decide
lpon tne permanent location u the
county seat
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Good Words for chamberIsln's couuh
Remedy.

People everywhere take pleasure IN
esilfYing TO the good qualities OF
Chamberlain'ss Cough Remedy Mrs
Edward Phillips. Of Barclay. Ma
writes. J wish 10 tell you that ] can
ecommend Chamberlain's Cough Rem
dy MY little girl Catherine. who is
VQ years old has been taking this
enedy whenever she has had a cold
ince she was two mouths old About
3 month ago l contracted a dreadful
old myself. bur ; took Chamberlain
Cough Remedy and Was soon as well
ever This remedy Is Tor sale by
c. RI Penfro.
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LUM5ER-From mill to the contrse-
tor and Ccnsumer at wholesale prices.
House bills a speciality. Write Nixon
lbr. Co., TeNarksna, Ark.
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ATTENTIoN RoARps on TRAnE

AND PROMOTERS.
TOWNS--of $500 to 5000 population.
having no electric light and power
plant and whose citizens will take so
to SO per cent of the stock to cover
cost of such installation will do well
to write at once to Box 424 Navasota.
Texas. References Dun and Bradstreet.
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FOR YOUR SUNDAY DINNER

ny ihe following d-t.1htiul dessert
y cup English Walnut meats.
y doz. fgs cat np fine
Toe package JELi~u, any flavor
Dissolve the JkLL-o iil pas VI hoifng water
when cool and iuet commencing to thickcn SIR in
ihe ugs and NILS. serve with Whipped Cream. De-
hcipns The wnlnuis fgs aud JEfi-O can bel
bought at any good grocery. Ths makes enough
dessert Tor alafge family ami . very economical.
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Fresh case u WhIte Goose cIuar1 a.
olsmlth's
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WANTED AT Leader office. good.
clean cotton rags.
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When your food seems TO nauseate
take Kodol Take Isodol now and un-
iii you know you are right again.
There isn't any doubt about what i
will do and YOU will find the truth of
this statement verified after you have
used Kodol for a few weeks 1t is
sold here by G. r. Reniro.
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FOR RENT.
MALE HELP WANTED.

BE an automobile driver See the
world. Big pay always Easy to
learn. Circulars free. National Auto
mobile school, st. Louis. Mo
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w. L. CHAPMAN.
Secretary.
Guthrie, Oklahoma, april %, 1908.
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CFirst published in Guthrie Leader
April "a, l9OS.)
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1908-12-22
CAMEL A NATIVE OF AMERICA.

NEW YORK, December 4.-Camels,
hump included, originated in America,
and not in Asia or Africa, according
to Prof. F. B. Loomis, who has made
a study OF prehistoric animals. In an
address before the Amherst associa.
ton last night he said that about g.,
100000 years ago the camel roameC
about North America. When the be
ginning of the glacial period brought
its covering of ice to this continent
he continued, a few camels went t.
Asia; others went south, passing thu
Isthmus of Panama and starting tbs
llama family of South America.
Prof. LOomis showed series of pic
lures of skeletons which he and hi
party had discovere in Wyoming
tracing the development of the ca
mel.