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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03
Baby Racers Thrill
Great Crowd
Trance and Fitzherbert Run
Dead Heat and 10000
Race Coers Cheer
spEc1AL pIspArcn no raz cALL

NEW YORK. May Head and head
and stride for stride. Trance and Fitz-
herbert dashed past the winning post
for the Elmhurst stake at Jamaica
track today. They were on such even
terms that the judges were unable TO
decide which colt had an advantage. 50
they hung out the sign Dead heat"
Both horses were practically even ia
vOrites. Fitzherbert closing at IL TO
and Trance at to 5.
It was the first dead heat for the
season and the struggle between the
youngsters aroused the 10000 race
goers to a high pitch OF excitement.
Trance and Fitzherbert fought out the
issue down the stretch. each IN turn
showing a little in front until the last
three jumps. Then they caught even
strides and with their ears pressed
closely together passed the judges
stand.
The pretty spectacle and the unusual
closeness OF the contest was greatly
enjoyed by the crowd. To many visit
ors who had never seen two horses run
a dead heat the division OF the bets
caused no end of trouble and hundreds
OF bettors demanded the full amount OF
their wagers. The summary:
FIRST RACE-Selling. s7oo added. four and a
Odds. Horse. Weight. Jockey Yin.
11-5-Ramble. 80 (E. Dugan) ............-
. S5-NadrilenO. 103 lSIusgrave)
4-1-Arionette. 103 (Notterl -..-.-.......- 3
Time, "a 3-5. Eliza Sweeney. Clef, Vonlaer,
Chipmunk ". ]. McLoughry. Borgne Lord Di-
rect. finished as named
SECOND RACE-Handicap. $500 added. six
Odds. Horse. weight Jockey Fin
41-NasqGerade. 104 (NOtter) .---.---..4......1
4-5-Anetheuo. III e. Duganl -----.---.--...3
Time. 1:13. Horace Z. Hartford Boy, Senator
Clay. finished as named.
THIRD RAcE-Ths Elmhurst stake. 5000
Odds. Horse. Weight Jockey Fin.
11-5-~Fftxherbert. 100 (Shilhng1 .---.-..-..-1
7-5-'Trance. 103 Cfussravei .-....-..-....-2
7-1-Erbert. 81 tMcCarthyl .:.....-.....3
Time. 100 Warden. Voodoo. Ben Franklin,
Field Mouse. finished as named
.Dead heat
FOURTH RACE-The Long Reach handicap
81 500 added. mile and a sixteenth:
Odds. Horse Weight Jockey. Fin
11-5-Old Honesty. 1902 (Musgrave) .............1
45-SpOoner. 104 (Notterl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Time, 1:47 Wexford also ran
FIFTH .RACE-senins. $500 added. mile and
odds. Horse. Weight Jockey. Fin
11-5 -Saylor. 1O6 (E. Duganl. 4
13-10-Troublemaker. 100 (NIusgravel .........2
Time. las %. Lord Stanhope. sun GIeam.
Chief Hayes finished as named
SIXTH RAcE-senIns sTOO added. six fur
Odds. Horse. Weight Jockey. Fin
T-s--Zal. 100 tShillingl. .................-
7-5-Frizette. 1O3 (MuSgrave) ........, .
2-1-Blaek Sheep. 104 ,Nottsr) .......
Time. 1:l3 10 Rockstone. Please. Cary, IN
ished named
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03
q q - CURES
@9e e1e -. BLOOD POISON

other disease thorough the
than in Contagious Blood Poison The least us virus
disease Usually the first ulcer iusigncant -
ulcerate glands in the groin and eyebrows come ont
on the flesh to the sufferer s. Contagious Blood Poison
the
down into the circulation neazn particle the
poison
commences the patient gets under the inanen -
3 and continues until trace Of the disease removed from th
blood the
Inc poison t m IutuTe after
tne Diooo BOOK the
vice desired Zee TIE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co, ATLANTA ca
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03
Fast Track and High Glass Horses Are
Responsible for Many New Records

1t is interesting to note that during
the present local racing season at
Emeryvilie every track record up to
seven eighths OF mile has been brok-
en- with the exception of those for four
and q half and six and a half furlongs
In addition, new records have been
made for the mile and 20 yards, mile
and 100 yards. mile and an eighth and
mile and three sixteenths. All this
record breaking is quite as much a
testimonial to Track Superintendent
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03

Grants methods of managing the
course as It is to the class and caliber
of the horses engaged in the racing
here during the season. 1t is not un-
likely that other records may fall be-
fore the close of the season five weeks
hence, as many clever horses are still
in training and the course is likely
to be lightning fast during the re-
mainder of the meeting. Following is
tabulation of the track records up
to date:
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/ :O2 es
Wildwood Bill-Three -eighths in "A
Othmar and Romanof-Aiile slow
Listowel-Three 7eghths in AZ
Lackoot-Fiye-eighths in 1:0D %.
Lazell-Mile in 80
Astoria Belle-Three-quarters slow.
Ralph Youns-Hslf In SO.
William Bie5ett-AIie slow
Happy Rice-Slle slow
Yankee Eic-Half In 90
Mendon--Mile slow
Willie Tive elghths In 1:0S
Neva Welch-Mile slow.
Mile R-Half In :55
Avona-Three -eightbs In AZ
Bannatyne-Three-e ighths in 80.
Hidden Hand-Half in is.
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Workouts

Inside track: fast.
Triunphant-Half in :56.
-Tbree-quarters slow.
Royal Red-Mile SLOW.
Redwood u-Three-eishths In 40.
Leila Hill-=-Mile slow
1orado-a5iie slow.
c. W. Hiley--Three- eighths In 40.
Toll Gatherer- Three -eighths In ~
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03
BOOK BINDERS, RAIL-

The eighth annual grand ball given
last night by the book binders union.
local No 81, was well managed and en-
OF the committee of arrangements,
composed OF Thomas p. Clarity, chair
man; jefferson OConnell, Bernard
HassLer. George Buehn. T. ]. Leary. Jo-
seph Floyd. William c. Booth. John F.
Mccarthy. James d. Kelly. z. p
Stumm, John Reding.
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fly
Colonel Z
Inc
a. Mansfield President l. Ae
lH hotos by Buhnen)
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03

The ninth international geographical
congress will be held at Geneva from
July 81 to August s.
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and Kern tPasadena) third Time lie 2-5. Old
record III %
22o yard hurdles: Final-won by Ruddick
tUkiahg, Maclise Oakland second. Costar
tChico NormaD third. Time :27. Old record
High jump-won by Beeson Healdsburg),
Ruddick (Ukiah) second Case Chico third.
Height feet 10 inches
Broad jump-Won by Rathbone Berkeley,
Critics (Watsonyille) second. Gibbs (Pasadena)
third Distance % feet inches. Old record
20 feet inches
son (Santa Rosa) second. Bruce Chico NormaD
third Distance 46 feet 1% inches.
Twelve pound hammer throw-Won by Rice
lChico. Wooley tSanta Rosa second. Wheaton
(Fresnol third Distance 100 feet ; inches
Pole vaut-Won by Dickinson (Santa Rosa)
Vail and Smith Oakland tie for second
Height IL feet inches. Record.
Discus throw-Won by Pyle (Pasadena) Bay
ley tHealdsburg) second. Coolidge (Heads-
burg third. Distance ITO feet Inches
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03
HEALDsBURG GIRLS WIN

In fast game at Oakland yesterday
afternoon the young ladies of Healds-
burg high school won the basket ball
championship of the Academic athletic
league from the Cogswell team by a
score of Is to IA
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B!urdick and Thorne
Are The Stars

Continued from Page 40, Column
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THIRD RAcE-one mile. selling year olds

FOURTH RACE-Five furlongs; the Fleet In
augural handicap, all aged, value $3.50:
255S Milpitas 49,. 103i (255sl Native Son 100
(2504) Pajaroita lilo
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03

CREW GOING NORTH
BERKELEY, May 1.-THE University
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03
The Calls Form Char of Races atEmeyviIIe

osesw black faced ypear
in
Track good E. G Hopper presiding Richard
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03

ree E place Show ns9 @ winner
u grounds howl ds al ouga
I
ian ant ut tppedt
mile End uld agauop
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03

!. on at 1927. Tavora,
show Winner br- IN. BY
CERT. Darlington. Start
ce-Tayora 10. Montclair
turn. she took the lead.
llenge at the end. Mar
closed like a whirlwind
tribe. L. c. Ackerly did
weakened in stretch.
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FIFTH RACE-One and a quarter miles, SELL
ing, 4 year olds and inward
SIXTH RAcE-one and quarter miles, sell.
FINAL SOCCER GAME

apprentice allowance.
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against time.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03

post u minute. on at 3:02K. Flitt-
Marster. 1-2 show Winner CHI. h. by
Scratched-Cabin. Start good. Won
Frank Flittner 90. ]. c. Glen Is.
him good race, dropping him down
In final furlong. J. c. Glenn ran a very
been even closer up. Galindo got him
Marster ran his race. Muskoday i'm
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at
wood. Star
hanshy, Third easily High
pace running srsig and
down coadgnt had
Lee
q
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1908-05-03

1-5, 2:S6 40. At post 1 minute. on at 2;39
10 place, 80 show Fryer. 10 show. Winner
by H. w Hoag. Start struggling. Won driving
-Logistilla 9-2. Fryer 32. Legatee 1876, Helisme
rode particularly well judged race. making his
responding gamely to his urging Nadzu down
TART race himself, showing speed and hanging
at last turn, where he cut of. but did not
Ike good racehorse should Legatee stopped
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20
ROOSEVELT rAe ele NOISE

Inc praises sung OF the CHIEF by thp
syc0phauts at Washington arc sIclnn.
ing ~ the extreme. The story that fb,
trusts are afraid of Taft. fearing thqt
) ne % elected he viii carry fhrough
ne Roosevelt doctrine is ridiculots In
ne extreme. The Roosevelt plan ~
hahdll,ig hLsts is to fine hose VIM Il
gave the least to the Republican cam.
IAisii committee, and shoot paper wads
at the real Offenders.
rue meat trust with immunity anil
tne standard OH with The attornnvs :
Josnlng he nincOmpoops who arc
SUPPOSED to be looking after fho nv.
ornment matters are samples IN poini
There was never such nlanilng nr
trusts as under this rule of r usrVeIt
aud while his press agents keen 4, iI,n,,
- lne wondrous things done. beyond
q l'W Wild laws hastcned through The
VOisi ess aud the president frightening
an Hihds OF legitimate commerce while
WaNii's the wand Of cgolism aud vau.
neville no one knows of work even be-
gun much less completed.
All work has been demoralized Inv
reasln n OF the refusal OF the pxecutive
10 listen to other than The llatiery cr
'ue choruS OF sycDphants who are wise
rnohsh 10 understand they will be In
favor so long rs they salaam ana kow.
low TO this modern Nero While bo
Stands the self-styled friend of the on.
pressed. he has by unwarranted per.
s-nal effort sought to wreck and ruin
good men who were fighting for good
principles: for no other reason than 10
held some fancied grievance against
those whom he assails.
Ihank God the last few weeks have
removed the scales from those who
lelt ihis president was the second DI.
ylhlty; the records sh Nv he has. while
financially honest. allowed his friends
ana their friends TO work the poor old
government departments TO the very
limit Vie can soon step down and his.
Tory WIZ record him as the president
Whc swore and staggered, promised
ana threatened, attempted ana finally
subsidized, all ready for the latter. too
when It came to pass.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20
LIE ToRRgNs sYsrEM.

Ihe Torrens system of repistolin,r
lands Is u plan thar has been in nsc
d Australia since Jluuay 27ta iS5S
nil now ajou, nins,y psr cent ~ IN
the land Transfers in tha. coni.t,y arp
,9sducled hHdar It's provisions. Sir
q per- itichId fOrrens, a graduate OF
Trinity College, Dublin. The lrlginaior
OF the system, makes the following
claims FOR Il:
j. II substitutes security for nsecur-
2. II reduces the cost Of conyeya,i,.
lng from pounds to shililngs. and the
time occupied from months 10 days.
D. II substitutes clearness and
brevity for obscurity and verbare
4. Il simplllles dealing SO that any
persOn who has mastered the three
RS can transact his own conyeyenc.
ing
.. Il affords protection against many
systems OF fraud.
9. u restores TO natural yalne
much land holding good titles. but
handicapped aud deprecated because
oi SOME technical defect that can not
DE- cured, and II also prevents the re.
cnrreneo Of such defects.
From the above It viii appear .ha.
a single little cerdAcate evidences
The ownership OF the land. and shows
all the facts relating to iis ,luo and
ownership The system Is now IA
actual practical use IN Queenland.
Victoria. New South Wales, Tamms.
MIA. New Zealand. British Columbia.
Manitoba, Holland, throughout the
German Empire, Denmark aud switz
crland, in the PHILIPPINES aud la
waaian Islands, Cook county Illinois.
aud IN the states OF Massachusetts,
New York, California, and in mod.
He'd form in Colorado and Oregon. In
time Il Is expected that every state In
the Union will adopt this provision.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20

Doctor Threadgill OF Oklahoma City
pledged Senator BeTeridge the vote oi
Oklah ma for president In 1916 OF
course this is a future transaction and
should be listed With Wall Street still
ti might be Wsll 20 add that tha doctor
lld BeNeridge Wera likely &c have d
leA barrels OF trouble before that
pledge Is fulfilled Even Isaiah,
greatest of the fOrecasters. could not
Iafc All his predictions brought about
without upsetting all history aud pre-.
cedent aud forcing his cwn race &
rot IN tae dog cart division Of nations
i-r almost twenty centuries.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-20
NEW STATE COMMITTEES

Following Is the pcw state Demo
cratic committee elected In the recent
primaries:
Adulr--W. IL. DAVIS. Stillwell, Okla.
Alfalfa-l,afe Knodler, Helena.
Atoka--
Beaver
Bcckham---J, d. Ballard. Sayre.
Blaine -. B. Alren. Okeeno.
Bryan-W. Il. UtterhacN. Durans
Caddo--R. Hester, Apache.
Canadian--Earl Bcebc, Iil Reno.
Carter--Frank Bonner, Ardmore.
CheroISee-W. w. Hastings, Tann,'
Quah.
ChoctaN Bob Conad, Grant.
Cimarron-Thomas Richmond, Jur.
genson.
cleyeiand-George smith, Lexing.
ton.
Coal--Wright Christian. Coalgate.
Comanche-John Nc. Young, Law
ton.
Cralg-F. D. E. Amos. vinita
CreelI-M. Jones, Bristow.
Custcr-T. B. stone, Custer City
Delaware-T. 8. Refer, Grove.
Dewey-Kirley France.
EllIs-George Il. Baker, Gaga
Garfcld-C. D. lIubbeli, Enid.
Grady--E. II. Jones, Chickasna.
Grant "A. G. Thompson, Lamout.
Greer--R J.. Thompson. Mangum.
Johnston-George w. DWdley, rlsh'
omingo.
Kay Willis Scott, Yonkawa.
KingHsher-Fred Eahler. Hennes
sey.
Kiowa-M. p. Won Meter, Hobart.
Lattimer--B. NJ. Cooper. Wilburton.
Le FlOre-R. IT.. Minsoe, Spiro.
Lincon--h. Y. Hoffman, Chandler
Logan-J. ID. Burke. Guthrie.
LOye-G. IL. Montgomery, Mar
Ijetta.
MaIors-John b. Roberts. raIr.
view.
Marshall-Summers Hardy, Madill.
Mayes-h. NJ. Butler, Pryor Greek,
Murray. G. Coyle. Iona.
Muskogee--Fre p. bronson Mus
lOgee.
McLaine--J. +. sharp, Purccn.
McCurtain-R r. Wilson, Isabelle
Noble "A. :. Thompson, Perry.
Nowata Bert TillotsOn.
Okfuskce-J. l.. Warmoa, Okemsh
OklahOma-R r. Fuller. Oklahoma
City.
Okmuigoe-W A. Hiatt, OlImulyce
Usage E. r. Scott, Pawhuska.
Ottawa. X. Moore, Miami.
PaNnee AZ. Berry, Pawneo.
Payue-Dale Litton, saltwater
plttshurg Tcll Milwec, lre5bs
Pontotoc-Sam T. Mcclure. Ada.
pottawatOmia'-L. - dalnmOns
Maude.
Roger MiIs-T. n. Miller, Chey.
enne.
Rogers Walter E Morris, Chelsea
Haskeil-T. d. Smith. Chant
Hughes-E. A. Edmunson, Holden
vile.
semlnolo-E. n. Jayne. Wewoka.
Sequoynh--J. G. Mc(omb. SaHsaw
Stephens--T. L. wade. MARROW.
Tillman--E 7. HumwaH. Frederick.
Tulsa-G. NJ Wright. Tulsa.
Washlngton--IlOward Webber. Bart.
iesyille.
Waogner-Tom Ilarrall. Wagner.
Washita-Sam Massingale, CordelL
Woodward-D. p. Marun. Wood.
ward. A.
Woods-John B. DooliH. Alva.
AtOka, Beaver. Garvin, Harper.
Jackson. Pushmataha aud Texas cOuh
ties have thus Ear failed To send 10
names OF committeeman.
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peafneas CANNOT be cured.

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf.
ness, aud that is by constitutional rem
edies. Deafness is caused by an In
Tanned condition OF the mucous dn.
ing of tho Eustachian Tube. When
this tube rs lnflamed you have runll.
ling sound or imperfect hearing, aud
when II is entirely closed, Deafness IS
the result and unless The inllamma.
ton can be taken out and this tube re-.
stored to It's normal condition, hearing
viii be destroyed forever nine cares
out OF ten are caused by Catarrll,
which Is nothing but an infamed con.
ditiOn Of the mucous surfaces.
We wili give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Halls
Catarrh Cure. Send for circulars free.
T.. J. CHENEY a. co, Toledo, D.
Sold by druggists, 75c
Take Halls Family Pills for constl.
patton.
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1oCToRlNe THE NEWS REPORTS.
-n spite OF ,he fact those In charge
Of the Republican organization OF Ok.
labome had rpscrted 10 alnlcsi every
unscupuloUs act Ia order TO dcIamc
.he Democratic Organization, stlll q
ioctoring OF Associated Press dis
patches wes a surprise Of course The
mining santa To did not resort TO
'his-the partisan ir charge knowlng
such Is unpardonable and that It fer
ever destroy all hope Of future stand
iue Bat the itoebeUs az Oklahoma
City aud Tulse cheer;rly made the
great news gathering agency Say Of
Governor ilaskrll's OTTAWA, ohio, Yis.
a. lusl what those paper managers
wapfed done
No newspaper man ever changes a
report from a responsible newSgaiher,
irg concern rs 10 meaning He may
boil dlFW OF pxpand 81 long as no
oieni;n y made IN the ineaning of the
dlspalrh
lt is permissible for an editor to
hold np a news Item n he has donbt
oi ip being correct and Of course he
IS NOT Obliged TO publish what he con
Cludes Is der0galory &c state or less.
~ organized part of the government,
ltsui real naVBpapers seek to Sise their
which is yulgar 81 " ilkeiy Is prapa.
gate. olscenily Of oppression or teach
luet But When a political OfRaniza-
ton seeks 20 niareprpsent occurrences
where mooney Is expended that truth.
fui and cerrefi accounts may be fur
nighed the reading public he who tries
20 deceive that reading pubsic by false
Publication Is neither a real Tewspa-
per man or Od citizen
falscho0d substituted fOr truth Is an
outrage against honest citizenship and
deserving OF severe censure. This,
TOO. applies 20 al parties under an cir
cnnsiences
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TODAY IN
DEPARTMENTS

Charters ISSUED.
The F'lrst Methodist Episcopal
church OF Geronimo. with the follow.
ing trustees: Geo K lsdmonds. NJ. II.
Owen, J. W. lsaston, g & Baird. and
Mrs. Anna Metheny. all of Geronimo,
Payvo Petroleum company. oil tulsa,
The directors are: John Eaton aud
Louis Sards Of Pittsburg Pa. p NJ.
Rice, p J White ana G. w. Rice, all
of Tulsa.
l. Progressive oil Co. Of Eulsa The
directors are; S. s. Babcock. Frank
J Towar and a. Campbell all Of Tul-
sa
Consolidated Construction Co., Of
Oklahoma city with a capital stock OF
$4,000. The directors are: G. " Egg
gleston. r. q Archinard, f. ~. Tidman.
~. c. Walton and j. p. Dullars, all OF
Oklahoma City.
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Drying preparations sinply devel-
op dry catarrh; they dry up the secretions,
which adhere to the membrane aud eecom-
pose. causing fac more serious trouble
than the ordinary form of catarrh. Avoid
as drying inhalants. fumes, smokes and
snuffs and use that which cleanses. soothes
and heals. Ely's Cream Balm will master
catarrh or cold in the head easily and
pleasantly. All druggists sell the so cent
size. Ely MrotheVs, So Warren Street,
New York
The Balm is used without pain, does not
irritate or cause sneezing. II SPREADS itself
over an irlitated and angry surface. rolioy-
ing Immediately the painful Inflammation.
Ely's Cream Balm cOntains no cocaine,
mercury nor other harmful drugs
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The wholesome, harmless green
leaves and tender stems OF a lung
healing mountainous shrub, give 10
DR. Shoop's Cough Remedy its cura-
tive properties Tickling or dry bron
chial coughs quickly and safely yield
to this highly effective cough medi-
cine. Dr. Shoop assures mothers that
they can with safety give it to even
very young babes, No opium, no chlor-
m--absolutely nothing harsh Or
harmful II ealms the distressing
cough. and heals the sensitive mem.
branes Accept no other. Demand Or.
Shoops Sold by Wallace's drug store.
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O MuCH nv LlTTLE. q
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Thomas Fortune RYAN is after the
typewriter trust and is therefore a real
trlstbuster
Some folks are 80 sure their Belgh.
Rars are wrong they never sion t6 see
II they could possibly be wrong.
New York claims 800 attorneys and
as many aetors II the attorneys are
as poor as the actors New York is in
bad condition for advice.
Love IN q cottage Is all right. but Il
REQUIRES some effort 10 keep the rent
paid CO the c.ttage.
Statistics show the Philippines al
most as great luxury as Mr. r Roose-
Welt -
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Yates Center, Kas., Sept rs, 1908.
After my doctors gave me up TO die.
Aalls Texas Wonder cured me- OF KID.
ney ara 3lnduer trouble, Il is lie lost
medicine on earth. Mrs. u. s. John.
son. Sosd by sn druggists.
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8 OKLAHOMA polNTe. 4
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r. a Windsor, l.awton man charged
with murder OF y. n. Flynn al Elgin
one year ago. must stand trial the
third time, the jury failing to Egree
fsr The second time y Fkf'
Anna Nettles, q negro man Of
Lawton. tried 10 shoot ap the negro
portion Of that city but is now In Jail.
"Sepno" was played at Ada ana the
prudent, moral editors all left town
for the evening. being tco good to per.
nit their presence IN the city to lend
encouragement to the wicked heathen
wac play "sapho."
Chickasha reports the fall duck
crop 80 short it may not pay expense
Of harvesting.
Broken Arrow was six years old Oc-
tcbor 18th and the Democrat very sau-
cily declared the $500 Broken Arrow
residents comprised the felix's OF the
best town In Tulsa county.
Burglars have opened the fall sea
son at Enid
J. D. Russell. @ Cordcll cogstable.
shot Shep Bailey. a Washlta county
farmer. tThe officer says the farmer
had assisted a prisoner to escape.
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u would seem the climate or some
thing equally serious had been severe
ca Judge Biddison. who made that 81
Louis gas-ship statement at Tulsa.
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OOnt Use harsh physics The reac-
ion weakels the bowels, leads to
'hrsDic constipation. Get Dams Reg
llets. They operate easily, tone tie
itonach, cure constipation