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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-18

desiring upon such
graduate
colege
alton required by said State Board Medical Examiners
the
poron
Dentistry
within as state members the which
be
resides the recording be the holder license
section praction
accruing
give
sufficient
iut, and he shall
iy o
Board shall be entitled to receive
nvc dollars travelling expenses
while engaged discharge ogca provided
expenses do
sNon H. Any violating of the provisions of
guyS conviction punished by
nne hundred
dollars siooo0
posecutes balance to be turned
into the Road Bridge
Section a Nothing apply to commits
stoned Veterinarians in the United States
persons cattle or to prevent persons from cas-
tatng treating
shall without having been authorized so
do legally to shall as
advertise veterinary convey the
public practitioner veterinary Medicine or any OF it's
branches shall be deemed punished according
o o Act
Section 10 the person shall prove defective
and his be present himself
period exceed twelve months next
thereafter and no charges shall be made discrimination
Section i6 The annually the state
Auditor Of all disburaed and pay
over the balance
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Guthrie H. 1905
Mr. Speaker: We Committee Agrcuu to whom
was referred fIose R No 90 regulate the
Practice OF Veterinary Surgery Dentistry Oklahoma pro-
yns penalties etc. having had same
herewith with the recommendation pass the following
amendments
ln Section after the word reeoders stos.
owners strike out the 'and' the word or
n Section - after the word United Army" tire re.
nder Of section and insert loung nothing ihs
act sh'l prevent any one from casang
fee or prohibit domestic animals free or
charge }. v. FAULKNER, Chairman.
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Heart Strength

Heart Strength or Heart Weainoss means Nerve
Strength, or Nerve Misunderstanding More. Pos
itiyely. not one weak heart in a hundred IS IN t.
self, actually diseased. Il H. almost always =
hidden tiny little nerve that really Is an o. fault
This obscure nerye-the Cardiac or Heart Nerve
-simply needs ana must have mora power. more
stability, more controlling, more governing
strength Without ttsi the Heart must continue
10 iail. and tha stomach aud kidneys also have
these same controlling nerves.
THIS clearly explains Why as q medicine. Dr.
ehoops Restorative has ia the past doue 50 much
for weak audailing Bearts Dr Shoon hrsi sought
the CAUSE - an ibis painful paipiiatnE sudocat-
ing heart distress nr shoops Resiorauve--this
popular prescrinhon--ls alone directed 70 thosi
weak and wasting nerve center. Z builds;
u slrengthens; a offers real genuine heart help.
u you would haye strong Hearts. strong az
Ttstlon. strengthen theoo naryes - - esiablisi
then e. needed WITH
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-18
cHlcKAsHA BANKER
TAKES BLUE RIBBONS

Special 10 Daily Leader.
Cbickasha Okla March H. Okla
homa carried OF some of the best
prizes from the fat stock show held at
Fort Worth. ~ B Johnson. banter
and stockman of this city renrnine
with blue ribbons on standard bred
horses and nlooded cattle lie won
three prizes on stations their ages
ranging from two TO four years: one
.on the best mare over four wears old
aud anoihcr on the best fills born Ia
1907.
Mr. Johnson also won prizes on
some carlOts at beef cattle and three
yearold steers. THESE prizes were
awarded by the American Aberdeen
association.
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- c. a. FORTY YEARS
~ - aaye SUCCESSFUL SERVICE

When aieeine mas stood he test ior period more ,han two gen
popular
merit f te nxof Of s. IT'S period OF eSstence IS marked by
long o and skin diseases IT'S value
emo isnve usd blood medicine Rheumatism
due poisoned condition of the blood has equal
itco1nierae w drives ont the umois and Ccanse the
'sn ~ unheify matter cures te diese Iausp aud restores
health Where the bl1i unahlc
fua the body win the n9ufsmen and strength needs s. sup
hahn
fenyeone e the bottom ak blood
draefs and n w reaches inherited tints which the ordinary
blood
bu M time absolutely remedy enurey
roots herbs and bks oi lno Healing and curative value
contain th gh trace 81 mineral M fern g damage the deieqte
rtgp t and he used by children Will e results
ana p safety a hyo people ~ not an eSeneat use $
itis remedy Will cd at hes worth b is forty
need of a blood
eauhu he psf physicians and they VIII yo
medical advice that is required
TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., ATLANTA, CA.
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,EaoMs,s lNouisiros NAMED
Governor Hughes Chooses Judge chas
Andrews 70 Hear the Case.

Albany N r.. Marsh Governor
hughes annoancci al noon to-day that
ht had appointed Charle Ands7ws. ex-
clfei Judge Of lhe court oi appealf as
cNnmlsslonef % take Testimony md
ffnori hls findings Ia connection With
me chaf8rs centlf preferred aealnkt
plFflel Attorney Jerome
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ANTHONY.
Chairman
Mr. Speaker:
VANDEVENTER.
Chairman.


MT. 0UtdkVI.
We, your committee on Judiciary 20
whom was referred House Bill No.
20. by Ratliff, entitled "An Act pro
hibiting the inter-marriage OF the white
and negro races" beg leave to report
that we have had the same under con
sideration and herewith return the
same with the recommendation that It
do not pass for the reason that the
subject matter is covered by Senate
Bill No. 65, by Cordell, johnson and
Graham.
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We. your committee on Judiciary to
whom was referred House Bin No.
476, by Harrison (of Hughes), en-.
titled IAN Act requiring all plaintiffs
in suits upon promissory notes, due
bills, bonds or other evidence of in
debtedness to allege that there is 40
usurious interest in the amount sued
for etc" beg leave to report that
we have had the same under consid-
GRAFTON and herewith return the same
with the recommendation that It 10
not pass.
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RAINEY
Chairman.
EzzARD.
Chairman.

Ninety.Second Days Session.
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES,.
CITY HALL--G GUTHRIE.

Mr. Speaker:
We your committee. on Primary
Elections TO whom was referred House
Bill No o.. by Bryan, entitled An Act
TO provide for the nominations of can
didates for all elective. Offices for the
State OF Oklahoma, including presi-
dental electors. congressman and
United States senators" beg leave 10
report that we have had the same up-
der consideration and herewith return
the saue with the recommendation
that Il do pass as amended
J. w. SMITH,
Chairman
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-18

Mr. Speaker;
We, your committee on Primary
Elections 20 whom was referred House
Bin No. } 2. hy Riddle, entitled An Act
providing for system OF primary parties
tions. nominations Tor political parties
and for the government OF political
parties" beg leave 70 report that We
have had the same under consideration
end herewith return the same With
the recommendation that 81 do not
pass as amended
j. W SMITH.
Chairman
Mr. Speaker;
We. your committee on Primary Cleo
iions 70 whom was referred House
Bis 10 l5. b. lobe. entitled AN Act
relating q regulating aud providing
lor the nomination oi candiaates for
lmhile onlces Ia The Siair olfOkluho
mo and providing penalties TOR the
violation thereof beg leave % Npof.
that We have hsd the same ppaer
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VANDEVENTER,
Chairman.


Mr. Speaker:
Your committee on Engrossmeut
begs leave to report that it has care
fully compared the engrossed copy Of
house Concurrent Resolution No. q
with the original draft and amend
ments theerto and finds said engross-
ment to be correct and in proper
form.
Very respectfully submitted,
MANUS.
Chairman.
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VANDEVENTER,
Chairman.

MIR. Speaker;
We, your committee on Judiciary 90
whom was referred House Bill No.
4i3. by Pendergraft. entitled can Act
10 prohibit and punish the placing.
keeping operating the use of any pool
or billiard tables IN or in connection
with any public place or public busi-
ness. etc. beg leave TO report that
we have had the same usder con-
slderalion and herewith return the
same with the recommendation that it
do not pass as amended
VANDEVENTER.
Chairman
Air. Speaker;
Ne yonr committee on Judiciary 10
whom was refererd IIouse hin No.
aS, hy lIendrlcksod cnHflod "An Act
10 provide Tor the taking OF efldcnfe
before a ;usNce Of me peace. pf other
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House Bill No. 231. by Farley, hay-
ing been read on two previous several
Legislative days. was placed on third
reading and final passage. the ques'
tion being: Shall the bin with the
emergency pass? The ayes and nays
being called, resulted as follows
Ayes Abbott, Allen (ol Sequoyahl,
Anthony, Armstrong (of ChoctawG
Armstrong (of Kiowa) Ahsby, Bald
win. Ballard, Banks. Bowdre, Boyle,
Briggs, Branson. Bryan, Butler Cas-
teol. Chastain, Cope, Crouch, Day,
peyerle. Durart. Durham. burst Earle,
Ellis. Evans Ezzard Fulkner Fisher,
Fraser. Harris, Harrison (of Hughesl. {.
Hawkins, Hendrickson, Hobby Hol-
land. Huddleston. Hudson, Japp, Jar
lrett, Jesse, Johnson, Jones, King,
Lockwood. London. Manus Martin,
Moore. Murdoch. McAdooi McCalia,
McCants. MeElhaney. Norvell O'Neai,
Porter. Pullman. Rainey, Reeve, Rat
hin Riddle. Rider Sands. shearer,
Sherman, skeeng Smith (of Dewey,
Smith tof custerl. Smith (of Della.
ware) Smith (of Grant,, Smith lof
Washita), Snelson. Stagner, Stephens
stettmund, stivers stone SWengle.
Tabor. Tandy, Tliloison. Turner, ~.
lierhack. Vandayeer YandeVeptesl
/ lWoriman. Watrous. Whiiehnrsi VII.
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FISHER.
Chairman.

Mr. Speaker:
We, your committee on Judiciary TO
whom was referred House Bill No.
10, by Ratin, entitled can Act pro-
hibiting the inter-marriage of the
white and negro races. beg leave to
report that we have had the same un.
der consideration and herewith return
the same with the recommendation
that II do not pass for the reason
that the subject matter is covered by
Senate Bill No, 65, by Cordell, John
son and Graham
VANDEVENTER
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AIr. speakes.

Mr.. Speaker:
We, your committee on Judiciary to
whom was refererd House Bill No
453 by Boyle, entitled "An Act pro-
wding for c1uses commenced in
courts OF the state of Oklahoma, beg
leave to report that we have had the
same undcr consideration and here
with return the same with the recon-
mendation that it do not pass
VANDEVENTER.
Chairman.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-18

the Medicine surgery and
Dentistry the stat Oklahoma penalties the violation
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-03-18
YANpEYENTER,


Mr. Speaker:
Your committee on Engrossment
.begs leave to report that il has care.
fully compared the engrossed copy OF
House Bill No. 4S6 with the original
draft aud amendments thereto and
finds said engrossment to be correct
and in proper form
Very respectfully submitted
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officer authorized 10 administer oaths.
where a crime Is thought to have been
committed provided for cost Of
same beg leave to report that we
have had the same under consideration
and herewith return the same with the
recommendation that it do not pass
for the reason that the subject matter
is covered by he attorney generals bill
VANDEVENrER.
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consideration and herewith return the
same with the recommendation tnat
Il do not pass as amended.
w. SMITH.
Chairman
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
Animal Chased Children, So lrate
Father Gets His Trusty
Rifle.
UNIQUE CASE ON Ar SANDY.
n. O. Nelson Accuses Charles w
RingwOod and Sons of killing
His Boss of the Herd.

The town OF Sandy has a unique case
TO be tried in the Justices court of that
place. II grew out of the fact that a
bull belonging to n. a, Nelson objected
to the trespassing OF strangers over
his masters premises, and carried
watchfulness to the extent of chasing
intruders over the fence. The faithful
sentinel Is no more, and upon that cir
cumstance hangs the story of the suit
Nelson accuses Charles w. Ring
wood, Charles Herbert Ringwood and
Soren Amos Ringwood OF having shot
the animal TO death, while it was feed
ing IN his own pasture. The first
named Is father OF the other two de-
PENDANTS, and 1t is alleged that sire
and sons entered the field of Nelson,
dtoye the bull to one side of the herd,
and deliberately fired one or more bull
lets into the animals head
While the case has not come to trial
ana details are lacking, it Is claimed
that the Rlngwoods killed the animal
because 1t chased the children of the
family, as they crossed the Nelson
pasture on their way to school The
case will come up for hearing before
justice Of the Peace Anton Lundberg.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
ONE MORE SPECIAL JURY
For Second Time During Present Term
OF District Court Neniremcn
Are Summoned.

For second time during the pres
ent term of the district court, special
jury has been impaneled in Judge
Lcwis' division The litigant de-
handing such procedure this time Is
William Dixon, who is suing the Rio
Grande Western Railway company for
personal injuries, and the action was
taken at the instance OF Atty. o. W.
Moyle
Twenty veniremen we're summoned
whose names had not been drawn for
the January term. OF the number, 7
responded. and of these, Ave advanced
good and sufficient reasons why they
should not be required to serve when
the examination on Voir dire took
place. one more tallsman was eX-
pccted TO appear in court this after
noon, and from the 10. It was hoped
that jury to try tbs case could be
secured.
The other instance of n special jury
this session was upon demand of
Judge o. w, Powers IN. the case of
Cromeenes against the Oregon Short
Line. a litigant has the right u ask
that n special ranf be chosen, If, for
any reason. he is not satisfied with
the regular list. He is. however, re-
quired TO pay in advance the sum of
$50 before the court will take action
in the direction indicated.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
LATE LOCALS.

Pigeon Fnncicrs 10 Mcct-The
Utah Pigeon club holds its regular
monthly meeting at IFS south state
street, Friday, at s y. m.
Death of Aley InCant--A few days
old daughter of MIR. and Mrs. G. r.
Alley, passed away at o'clock this
morning. Funeral Will be private
Cowboy Eyangelist--At the A. NJ E.
church. east Sixth South street, be-
tween Second and Third East, series
of meetings are being held every night
this week, conducted by Charles Car
roll, the cowboy evangelist, Rev. j.
w. Morris, pastor.
Twenty Fonrth Ward-Tomororw
evening, at the Twenty fourth ward
chapel, corner First West and Sixth
North street, q farewell entertainment
will be given IN honor of Berne l.. Ar
mold, who leaves shortly for a mission
to Germany and Switzerland. An IN
teresting program has been arranged,
in the rendition of which the following
persons will take part: Miss Elma
Young, Frank Parsons, Walter Poul-
ton. Mrs. Marie Gerrans, Frank Plat,
Miss Irene Kelly, Alvin A. Beesley'
WIN D. Phillips VIII Wiscomb, A G..
Mahan and Messrs. Lake, Rich, Arnolo
and Parsons.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
GREEKS DON'T COUNT"
Rancher Who Thought 1t Was Legal
no Sell Athcnians Dis
eascd Pork.

Veterinarian May OF the state board
OF health found an unhealthy condition
of things at EAST Garfield, yesterday.
during his inspection. There are some
rs hogs kept out there by local ranch
ers, and as cholera has broken out
among them, n strict quarantine has
been found necessary to prevent the
entire aggregation of swine from being
infected. DR.. May had the animals
he found dead buried. He also put Il
stop at once to owners Strengthening
sick hogs and selling the same to
butchers. one swine owner expressed
his honest belief that IL was proper
enough to sell such pork to the Greeks
as they were not of much account any
way; and II the Greeks could stand
it, why wasn't 1t all right? He wasn't
intending to sell the meat to white
people, DR.. May impressed upon the
mind of this hog owner, that in the
eyes of the law, a Greek was as much
of person as any one else, and there
must be no more such selling.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
supreme Court Puts a 0uetus on
Dubois Move to Gust
Him.
ON CELESTIAL MARRIAGE.
Court Holds Citizens Must BE Project
cd In Their Bclicfs by Courts
And Legislatures.
Especial to the oNews."

Boise, Idaho, March 25.-The SUI
premc Court this morning handed
down decision In the Budge case
which Is victory for Judge Bulge
and decided discomforture to the
Dubois cohorts who sought TO make
political capital out OF the trumped up
action brought to cxpcI Judge Alfred
Bulge from the bench of the Fifth
district court of Idaho.
Some "wischcad'' among the anti
Mormon faction prior to last election
undertook To disfranchisc all the Nor
mons in Idaho who believed In Ceies-
tial marriage. He profcsscd To give
the term n new Interpretation.
The supreme court holds in its de-
cision that celestial and patrlurchal
marriage pertain to the hereafter and
every American citizen has the right
20 believe what he chooses in this
connection and the law mus, protect
him.
The decision goes further and sets
forth that so far as they have any in
flucnce on power affecting questions
and beliefs or this character, courts
aud legislatures should endeavor 10
protect individuals rather than per-
sccute them.
Judge Alfred Bulge married his
wife FOR eternity" and upon this
ground that he believed in celestial
marriage, an effort was made to dis
franchise him.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
ADJUSTMENTS.

Thcater-Tonigh occurs the big
entertainment for the benefit of st.
AIMS Orphanage Untitled, "A Night Of
Irish Melody"
Tomorrow evening Grace George
makes her bow In salt Lake in the play
of "Divorcons." Miss George goes to
England next year, and win play u
long engagement In London under the
management of Charles Frohman.
Orphcum--The strong bill this week
comes as a sort of refreshment after
the several Indifferent ones which have
been presented Of late The business
bids fair TO break all recent records.
Grnnd-Theodore Torch continues
20 please the patrons of this house in
his thrilling rendition OF the melo-
drama entitled, His Terrible Secret
Lyric--The two act comic opera en-
titled, "Oh Yvette," win run out the
week at this house, and is doing heavy
business.
Yesterdays cables from London am
nounce that Charles Frohman Is ar
ranging for Maude Adams appearance
IN London as Joan OF Arc. He will
have play written in French and
adapted TO the English 10y William Gil
lette
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
BUFFALO PUTS TO SEA
WITH MAIL AND BOOKS

San. Diego, Cal. March 25.-The aux
iliary cruiser Buffalo, Captain Pond,
sailed this morning for Magdalena with
mail and supplies for the battleshlp
fleet. An immense amount of mail was
taken which has accumulated at the
office since the Culgoa left. She also
took II large sacks of magazines gath
cred for the sailors of the fleet by the
Seamans Rest association. Word re-
ceived this morning at the wireless
station is that the navy tug Navajo
viii be the next mail boat. She will
be here in time to sail for Magdalena
bay on the goth inst.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
FOUR ALARMS.
One Came from High School Where
Prof. Eaton Was Experimenting.

The fire department was kept rather
busy today answering alarms, some
necessary and some unnecessary In
addition to the alarm from Engineer
Williams place there was call to the
Husler flour mill This was not re-
sponded TO, however, as the blaze was
only u pile of rubbish.
There was call 10 the Rio Grando
yards, Fifth West and Fifth South
streets where some ties and rubbish
were on fire. No damage was done. n
While the department was attending
to the tie fire. another alarm came in
from box No. 42l ON First North and
Second West street. There was no
fire there but the alarm was turned
in by Prof. Eaton of the high school
who wanted to find out whether or not
the key to the alarm box would work.
He inserted the key In the box and
turned 1t, not knowing that by doing
SO It would give an alarm. He found
out in n few minutes when the fire
apparatus arrived.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
sALTAIR SPEEDWAY.
Meeting of Citizens Interested 10 be
Held This Evening.

There viii be a meeting NJ $3.50 this
evening IN the Chamber OF Commerce,
Of citizens interested in the proposed
automobile speedway between this city
ana saltair, The scheme Is So have
a road 40 feet wide, paved wlti eiled
shale, so there will be no dust, A. the
roadway VIII be firm and hard. There
are only two county roads crossing the
speedway and as these are only used
IN the spring and fall by sheep herd
ors, they are not regarded as cutting
any particular figure. the railroad
company II ready 10 furnish The shale
which Is found IN large quantities out
near the point of the mountain and as
the work. can be done very cheaply
ihe entire cost ought not 10 exceed $780,
900 ~ is believed automobiles can
make the run VI u miles easily IN 20
mlnuteA
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
SUIT TO QUIET TITLE.

The case OF the Bingham Gold Pla-
Ger Mining company against Mary T..
stringham, Ham Stringham. George
Stringham, Mary Stringham. Thomas
Stringham, Ella Stringham, Edward
Shakleford. Emma j. Shakleford. j. A
wright and Arthur Connover, is on
trial before Judge Morse today Tho
suit was brought to quiet title to cer-
tain property in Bingham canyon. and
even among the defendants there is a
tangled state Of affairs as to the rights
Of each In the premises.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1908-03-25
NEW CARS ARRIVE.
Seven Come In This Morning While
Others Are Due Later.

Seven of the new cars for the Utah
Light & Railway company arrived this
morning from St Louis. and eight more
Were due this afternoon. with another
bunch due to arrive later in the week.
An effort was made to induce the com
pany management to have the No. OF
locomotive haul the cars up street in
procession, with one of the old mule
"dinkies' preceding. to illustrate the
difference between the time when Salt
l'9ke was an overgrown village, and
present conditions. But the manage
ment did not think the scheme feas-
ible. The new cars win be hauled up to
the Second East street barns for equip
ment with electrical connections, ere
being sent out on the road. The Third
avenue and Brigham street service will
be materially increased by the arrival
of the new cars,