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The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-09-05
CURED HER CHILDREN,
Girls Suffered with Itching Ecxema--
Baby Had a Tender Skin. Too
Relied on Cutcura Remedies.

Some years ago my three little
girls had very bad form OF eczema
Itching eruptions formed on the backs
of their heads which We're simply Gov.
cred. tried almost everything. but
failed Then my mother recommended
the Cuticura Remedies washed my
Childrcu's heads with Cuticura Soap
aud then applied the wonderful oint.
ment. Cuticura, did this four or fva
times and can say that they have
been entirely cured. | have another
baby who is SO plump that the folds OF
skin on his neck were broken and even
hlcd | used Cuticura Soap aud Cuti-
cura Ointment and tho next morning
the trouble had disappeared Mime.
Napoleon mceppo II Duluth St.
Montreal, Que May u. 1907"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-09-05
Danounces Circular Letter.

Chippewa Falls President Fnlner.
son OF the Wisconsin American Soci-
ety of Equity denounced circular let
ter sent by Organizer Long OF the so
ciety TO voters of the Eleventh district
maliciously attacking Congressman
jenkins. He says bringing the society
into politics would result eventually
in its disruption and he has repeatedly
warned officers and organizers to keep
out of politics
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-09-05

Neenah-TO protect his chickens on
his poultry farm in the town of Me.
nasha, Jacob Werner has put to use
he science of aviation Mr.. Werner
keeps several box kites flying above
his farm and the hawks, which are nu-
merous, are afraid of the uncanny
looking birds, Mr.. Werner says he
gained his idea from an inspiration he
received when he noticed the rapid
flight of the hawks from the vicinity
when his son flew a kite in the air
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-09-05
Goes Back on Own Oath

La Crosse, The case against Frank
l., Muekel, a prominent attorney Of
Dubuque, and Philip Yunker OF Prai-
rie dl Chion. charged BY r. Fry OF this
city with blackmail fell fiat IN court
when Mr. Fry went back on his
sworn comrIaint and admitted that
ha had no grounds On which 70 cause
HE arrest of HuaEol and Iuker
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-09-05
Bows, Club Steals Cash.

Sheboygan William Haarmanu a
laborer. lost $500 through renting part
Of his house to a club Of boys He had
hidden his savings in the house Two
Of the boys, it Is said discovered tn"
hiding place Of the money and stole it
The police arrested one Of tha youth.
fuI thieves
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-09-05
Employe Blows Head of.

MonToe.-Tho remains Of August
Hartman of this city were found in
he william Hetting woods two and a
half miles south OF this city, he hay.
ing committed suicid" by shooting his
head OFF Mr.. Hartman had been miss.
Ing from his home He was a farm
hand and worked ten years for
Thomas Crow. He leaves a widow and
was 50 wears of age.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-09-05

A mock looking little man with a
large pastchoard box climbed on the
car As hc dit SO he bumped slightly
into sleepy corpuIrut passenger with
a self.satishod look and two little
dabs Of sidcwhiskers As the car
rounded curve the box rubbed
against him again and he growled
This Is no freight car is it,"
"Nopc" returned the meek littl"
chap with the box. and when you
come right down to It. It amt any
cattle car either, IA it2"
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-09-05
Find Trace OF Mccarthy

Kenosha, Deputy sherifs from Ra.
tome an1 Kenosha counties searched
Ehe western end Of this county in an
-ftort TO find owen Mccarthy. wanted
in Racine for the murder of Gustav
Roth lie vas said to have been in
be town II Salem and was seen In
s..lc0n In the town 9f Whcatlaud
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1908-09-05
Special Test OF Timber,

An example Of the progress ~ Tho
science OF forestry in this country Is
furnished by the cooperation Just ar
ranged between the University OF
Idaho and the United Statoa forest
service for testing the timber grow,
Ing in the state of Idaho Tho test"
,.'I bn specially dircc ID 70 determine
In. Gtnca4 OF hcs, timber for use
a. brlGg, aliuBo3 railroad tr8 and
paving blocks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31
FORGERY IS
NOW CHARGED
(By Associated Pressl

Eingfisher Okla Iuiy S1.-That
ceore, McKnaaght a local real es-
tate 'er, who l7 in Jail charged
with th Murdeg 81 Charles Madison,
negr- is a forger os sent out IN an
eliegaton constituting the grounds OF
petition filed in the district court
Ly MIN Neeley, administrator of the
estate 10 have the deed set aside.
II IS charged thar McKnaught
forged the deed purporteu TO be exc
cuted by Madison showing transfer
to Orlando Brown who is believed
tu be a fictitious character After
recording the deed McKnaught sold
the farm to DR.. DeyC~ Of El Reno who
secured a Joan Of sLGe0 giving a
mortgage or She fcln the suit is to
ecure an Ter Of the court setting
aside the deed given to Dever on the
ground that II Is forgery and to
set aside and declare void the mort
gage.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31

Philadelphia, July 3l.--Arthur Ham.
.merstein. suu OF Oscar Hammersteln.
the New York impresario who is in
charge of the construction Of his fa-
theirs Philadelphia opera house. Broad
and Poplar streets has been arrested
BIZ the Police OF Lower Marion town
ship upon The charge Of annoying
women and children in the vicinity Of
Ardnore.
For several weelys past the lower
Marion police have been receiving
complaints abont a man dressed in n
sweater and iigh tcoIored cap, who has
been riding about the country on a bi.
cycle and offending women and girls
by his unusual conduct All the re-
ports indicated that The mans conduct
was very Objectionable.
Police Are Positive.
As a result of search and inquiry the
Ardmore police say they are positive
that Mr.. Hammerstein Is the offender
They have watched his movements
carefully for some time They say
that almost every afternoon after leav.
ing Broad and Ponlar streets be haf
taken an easly train 10 Ardmore Az.
ter entering his home At Boman ana
Marion avenues he was usually seen TO
emerge a little later dressed in his
swater and o cap and mounted on q
bicycle Then he would ride off, IL II
alleged, and pursue his practice of an
noying women and girls almost IN the
same manner.
Ar1gr.Tf,.ss NTar f-t.,..f.. - ~.
who lives on Danbelgh avenue, the
man rode up 10 her home a short time
ago and terrified her daughter and the
daughter Of the Rev Mr.. BamburRer
each about 10 years old. who were
playing on the lawn. Upon the same
day he is said to have frightened two
children about Z and 9 years. win
We're PLAYING IN the yard Of The home
OF Walter 1elchner a short distance
down tn road
Scared Two Teachers
The man Is said to have again dis
mounted from his bicycle and shocked
two young school teachers who were
spending some time at the Reichner
home, Il Is aid that the man cele
brated July 4 by riding around the
country. One of the places whore he
stopped was IN front Of the home Of
Mr. Boyle, where he frightened a
number cf children abe 10 years old
who were dischargiise firecrackers
upon the lawn They shouted f1r
@Jake. a man employed by Mr.. Grady.
who lives nearby. Jake picked up a
handful of stones aud threw them al
the cyelist, who jumped on hts wheel
and rode away as fast as he could
Policeman Watched.
The arrest was made by Wilson, a
M united policeman OF lower Marion.
who had been instructed 10 watch
HammeTstein since the insulting q
Kate Gregory. o 10-year-old girl living
on lowering Mill road Cynwood VIII
son had The child stand in the road
and shortly afterward Hammerstein
came along on the bike As he pass
ed the girl his actiens were such that
Wilson. concealed IN olump e bush.
es. jumped out aid placed him under
arrest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31
Go Right At 1t.
Friends and Nel5hbors in Guthrie
viii Show You How.

Get al TIE root OF the trouble.
Rubbing an aching back may re-
lieye It.
But # won't cure It.
You must reach the root OF IT,
The kidneys
Doans Kidney pills 90 right at II
Reach the causei relieve the pain
They cure, too. SO Guthrie people
say
Mrs. s. r. Miller OF 622 EAST Lincoln
street Guthrie. Okla. SAYS. "My son
used DOan's Kidney Pills aud they
benen;ed nim more than any other
kidney remedy he ever usea For
several years he was greatly troubled
by severe attacks OF lame back. and
when one OF these spells was present
be vas almost % helpless as a child
The secretions from the kidneys were
scaniy, painful in passage and too fre
qnent IN action, especially during the
night. Since he used D0an's kidney
Pills purchased at j. n. Wallace
drug store. the trouble has been SO
greatly lessened that he does not sui
fer anything compared to what he
Formerly did ppans Kidaoy Pin.
proved 20 be au efficient remedy ID hi.
ease
For sale by an dealers. Price "a
cents Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo
New York Sale agents for tns
lAltea flAIff
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31

WIFE BEATER

McAlester, okla July 3i.-'1f a man
can't whip his cwn wife In America,
whose wife IN the name OF goodness
is he going 10 whip?" iaquircd an ltal.
tan, disausted with the new laws that
ne Is compelled to obey. when arraign'
ed before Justice OF the Peace Wilkes
at Anderson on the charge Of beating
his wife
The italian cafnplalned becanse an
American had ihterfefed whom the for
eigher was chastisine ttc woman. He
ought b hive whipped You; you had
no business whipping your wlfe} sug.
gestcd the justice Of the peace
90 scarei" exclaimed the foreigner.
Her my wife. Her belong TO me. lie
have no right to whippa me-
lie vas fined SIS and went away
from ,the cutrt rom bitterly denouRc.
ing the American laws those who en-.
force them and American citizens IN
general.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31
WIFE WILL
USE HORsEWHIP ON
HUSBANDS AFFINITY

Denver, Colo July $1.-Albert g.
Martin. a clairvoyant. vino n ntn
ago was arrested on compia.nt Of his
wife when she fonna him IN company
cf Cora Chambers. an lsyear-od
beauty. is likely to figure ~ m@re
sensational proceedings SO is the
young lady II she is caught.
After leading the simple life for
a month Martin has disappeared The
girl is also missing
Where they are Mrs. Martin does
rot know. but she helives they ave
together In hiding IN pueblo, and she
has ind ced Chief Armstrong 70 wire
to that city TO arrest them. To fac
iitate their arrest she has sent Pho
tos of the couple TO the chief OF p--
lice Of Pueblo.
In the meantime Mrs. Martin, a
comely youHg wife Of 20 years Is pre-
pairing a warm reception When she
called IN Chief Armstrong she car
ried, concealed under her snit,
large horsewhip, Rhicn size says she
will WELD on the woman. Her aus
hand viii he treated with equal secer
iy
Mrs. Martin says that her hus
bands conduct was ideal until he met
the Chambers girl two months ago,
When he returned 20 Denver ne
brought the girl With him, and accord
ing to the wife, installed her Ia the
Hotel Glider on Champa street near
Nineteenth. There she was known
IS Miss Ethel Barrett.
49, ~.t,.rvt "a Aanvar fhn htfa-
band spent most OF his time az the
Hotel Glider. leaving his vile 10 her
self i'm their roofs at 1892 Curtis
street. Soon the wife tired Of being
alone Surmising that there was q
woman In the case she did a little
detective work Of her own, satisfying
herself that her rival lived less Than
two blocks from her own home
Determined TO catch her husband
aud the girl. with the goods, as
the wife puts H. she decided upon the
might Of June "a as the proper time
fcI an e2 21osure.
Forh-ursse ar TX Stdtiamed
For hours she hid in the shadow of
the Hotel Glider, until ] clock In
the morning Al that hour sle saw
the couple CEcrgiEs from the hotel
and start aiung Chmnpa street toward
Nineteenth A9 soon as the couple
TUNED into Nineteenth street tine
vile let her presence be known.
Rushing ur 70 thm. she was about TO
grab the woman, who dashed down
Nineteenth street toward Curtis with
the husban a lew stepf behind her
For a blociz the chase continued at
brealneck speed Then the wife de
cided TO iryy a bluff She yelled al
the top Of her voice that she would
shoot. The hnsband stopped bat
not the girl She continued running
and escaped
Grabbing her husband Mrs Mar
tin started 70 arrest hiFi Patfalman
Lane, however. happened along and
i she turned him over to him. Fol
NEARLY ~ hours the husband was IN
/ Jail His promises TO be good In the
future led Mrs. Martin 70 secure nj,
release.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31
WILD DASH WINDS UP
AGAINST STONE WALL
Sped All Around Country with
= Rider fsftig FranticaIIy
For Help
: CBy Associated Pressl

Great harrington, Mass. July 3t-
John Gilpin's ride OF poetic fiction was
duplicated in real fife with all the
modern improvements
Charles Mccarthy, q collector for the
telephone company, bought a motor
cycle to make his business easy He
didn't know how to run It, but he got
on 1t and friend who knew all about
machines turned the speed on full and
gave him a shove
Mccarthy ~ ; motorcycle gave
one jump and rted up TIE main
street going az N.y miles an hour
Then it settled down 10 a steady pace
of thirty-fiye miles an hour and sped
all around the country with McCar-
thy yelling for help az evrey turn ~
the wheel Great harrington soon was
in the background Mccarthy knew.
just encdgh to sit tight and guide
the machine as he would bicycle.
Pretty soon Sheffield six miles away
from Great harrington, came into
view. McCarthys shieks brought out
everybody in avn. But they stood
ia gawking i1 Izement. and nobody
knew what he, ldeant by his wells OF
Stop this thingl" stop It for Col
sakel' until he had disappeared in
cloud of dust
Three miles farther on in Ashley
Falls the same experience there, and.
wabbly and weak at the knees Nc
Carthy on his machine dashed over the
state line into Connecticut town
marshal near Canaan ordered him to
stop.
stop It yourseWl" shriekad Nc
Carthy, and he sped past the guar
dian of the law
In Canaan there is a big square on
the main street Mccarthy and HE
machine bit that. and he guided So
around the square scattering ht
maids and children and nearly fright
ening them to death with his yells of
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31
NOTICE:
Land for Sale.

Myself and friends have
about 5000 acres of land for
sale, what il called timber
upland, located in the south
eastern part Of McCuTtain
county, Oklahoma. Every
acre of it is subject to cul-
tivation, adapted 10 corn,
cotton and fruit.
Restrictions removed on
the 9th Of Jnly. Good deed
can be made to same. Land
within IL 70 / mile from tie
Frisco Rail Road, 90 miles
east of Hugo, Okla.
VIM. II. HARRISON
Bokhoma, ~ Okla.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31

stop Il. stop it, A policeman tried
10 arrest him and tie machine boes1d
they copper over
Then Mccarthy, oeeming discretion
the better part of v2lor. uuned his
machine around and started back to-
ward b NE. From canaan TO Creat
Darlington is twenty-five miles. News
of his coming, Of a wi d man on a We
locipede' was telephoned, In bulletins
along the line, and crowds watched his
wild ride
Past his own home Mccarthy dass-
ed yelling, Stop Il All the time, ana
five miles beyond at Fl usatonic, he
came to a stop, when almost wearied
to death ne turned his machine INTO
stone wall The machine was a
wreck, buL Mccarthy escaped. And
likely his wild ride viii live in tradi-
tion as the modern John Gjlpin s
ride"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31

Judge A p. Watson on the corpora
ton commission viii speak al 4
o'clock tomorrow afternoon on Divis.
ion street X front Of the Logan Coun-
~ bank His s6Biect viii be the work
accomplished by the commission IN
the way Of reduction IN freight rates !
showing a comparison Of the old and
The new fatea.
Time viii BE- divided with any other
democratic aspirant for tas nonipa-
fiop,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31
The Guthrie Business University

under the Oklahoma and projected
We quickly
r. r. Civil Service A Writing r. r. Accounng Higher English
Mathematics WIRELESS TEIEGRAPIY Positions.
concrrirg enning
oklahoma Every teacher Finest the
Capital
little
a your
salary
Combined Course
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31
CRIMINAL WARRANTS ARE ISSUED


Special to Daily Leader
Ada. okla. July 8i.-Criminal war
rants charging F. r. Kirby and r. M.
Cummings with attempting to cheat
and defraui Tom McClish, an Indian
have been executed In the county
court and the two men placed under
arrest it is alleged that IN a trans
action involving a tract of land owned
by McClish, Cummings executed a
note for 81 that should have been fof
$3.50. Cummings was formerly United
states Marshal and Kirby is mem
Der of the American Trust company.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31
REv. !. W. WILLIAMS rEsTIFles

Rev ! w Williaias Huntington w.
va, testifies as fogIcwss This IS 10
certify that used FOley's Kidney
Remedy for nervous exhaustion and
kidney trouble. aud am free 10 say
that F0iey's Kidney Remedy win do
all that YOU claim for It.
Eoley'a Orino Laxative, the new lax
atiye stimulates but does not irritate.
II Is the best laxative. Guaranteed or
your money back.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31
HELD FOR GREEKS MURDER
Special 10 Daily Leader.

Special to Daily Leader
Tulsa, Okla, Iuly Si-W II. Dan
iels ana hn Lother were arraigned
here today on charge o murder
ing Peter Scarpau, a Greek laboreT
in Keifer, two months ago Bota men
were held to the grand jury. Some
excitement was caused by a crowd
surrounding the men calling their i'm
mediate Punishment. However, the
Officials had things well IN hand and
no trouble resulted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-31
Aek for ALIENS Foot. Ease.

A powder for swollen. tired, got
smarting feet Sample sent FREE
Also Free Sample Of the Foot Ease
Sanitary Corn-Pad, a new invention.
Address, Allen s. Olmstead, lie Roy,
\. Y.
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
Flogging the Only Remedy

NERI often q good sound rogging Is the only
medicine that VIII cure unruly only son.
and j. needs a man To d. the job. They do these
-hsrs- better in England There boys and girls are
-4-t4red up the teens 10y teachers of both sexes.
and for boys especially Dr. opanksters tonic often
works uondrous change for the better \ good
hiding II ell deserved often wakes boy up morally
and even intellectually
An English master told me Of an overgrown cub.
The ONLY son and idol of rich mother. with good
--at III him. huc per rr-e ID many ways. and who
had been expelled from two other schools After
several tuggne- by 5uo1n47ter7. he Was sent up t.
the principal who made him kneel across "a sofa IN
regulation s.i-c and ctued him severely This had
- be repeated three times III one day. despite ms
urmauIr -hrlells and h,a- and al tins Just before
H- graduated
Year passed. and one day. a splendid Eoung
naval officer from a b4ttle~hIp winch he had won
6--irla tIou he called and said that he had graduated
from The university was rust back from a three
wears cruise aid before going home up % thank
the principal for the tpgHng- he had received
The, we're worth he said. more than all the
resi- g,- here during the TWO wears ana have done
most ~ make "a man IF me.
Flggalug is q high art. Il should never be indiz-
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
Fathers IN Back Seat

EEW 0- rs realize che extent L. which mothers
have displaced father IL the education ~ -l---
--- p--c-ua- u boys schools tel and E---- ne
g-- one accord. that whereas Formerly tleE 1ea--
-r -l-, father now j. more often the mother --
--..s-- The a1u- al9 a--3r--Eare~ and places ----
- n school makes al arrangements cJ--esl lJI---
Is bills and i anything gges wrong s- discipline
-- necessary Il Is she and not The father -Ea- Is
-----5-Lv heard from and must 1e -ect-l-e- "---
Tie -l-he- j. slowly becoming negligible saar----
s-- He j. 5-sr- or perhaps the VIE = more eIu-
..--= II q few private secondary schools "l--- !
---..-. The mothers dominate the policy ana even
determine the personnel II the -el-Le-= Ot-rD ----
wish - keep IL confidential relation with their ~'--
- Tie most vl-al and intimate problems ~ 91l.--r
--asoG II which the father ought ~ be the -h-r-
5-e- often the boy rlle~ l5 mother. AMI II Is
- -ha- me authority If the father j. most neeie-
T-- The c1a-ac-e- et boys suffers r. most 7uat-r
WAYS
lJulv sons of whom there aye -. r-4n III -.--
--.--- are II most danger ~ maternal g5a1-lr-
.-.- -rsiIIng Ot-eu rhel- mental and physical
-.-- express the deiira.E ~ the -ly-ar-- -'t----
---r and she ha- been nJ-e lavish u care bee -'-r
- ~ irving ~ atone 5t nurture Tor Tie sl9r--t,l-
---- II nature NJ mail a1puul- IL -r--er- from
American women -e-.ug advice .- al an. rate -'-
--5.r II tle- 5ger- views concerning --- mode -
---.---.e-.- If such pet ami da-lu9-
-EI. ff-eeu-vear-5li boy. says "a rEg,--. --4---e-
r. letter of some H-rH- ago stands E--- ---- III
IL lis classes. and behaves e.-e--e----. except al
New-York tribune., 1908-02-23
Not Enough Men Teachers

T. the lower public schools II some cities ninety Pc
cent. of the BOYS finish the schooling which tn
law requires without having had single ua.-
teacher Seventy-sz per cent Of all the schools Of
the country are taught by women II The German
gvrlnasIur7. IN the Lvcee II France. and n The
great English public schools. Rugby Et0n. Harrow.
The bows are taught entirely by men. The results
speak for themselves We lead the world in this
excessive Termination of education and the red
co-pusces and iron are being suoty distilled out OF
The blood Of boys under this regime.
Women see clearly and fee deeply the virtues II
peace. but did ever anyone 0f them appreciate
those Of conflict war They not able to rez=
that BOYS need in aW hlle u lght-r0 beat an-
be bearen.-and thus - measure themselves with
their fellows But most any will tell You thar he
learned some Of the most important lessons Of h--
life from the chreshIng he go- on the Fairgrounds
from his fellows.
Life Is a strenuous struggle. and honor even
abused and perverted as It is viii mpeI every thor
oughbred boy when occasion arises. rare though /
be meet foe eye to eye. tst T. fst. II order T.
Try out which Is the better and To take defeat or r-e
the thrill of victory. Sugglng. As a habit Il ~
course barbarous, and The prize ring Is dlsgustlngE
brutal despite ali It's wond-ou5 attractions o the
natural WORLDLY man. but q coward and q rIlso-
who cannot and VIII not hight against insult in
Justice and humiliation can never 10y any Pera--
venture become q complete specimen OF his SEX
He may be a tavorlte IadleS man. good Afternoon
'.reaSter emIneutIv safe SeryIleable. restrctar--
ana popular Win tnt sex ne MAJ S''-NVS.- III -
ness on the craven principle. Make no eneo1ie-.
whatever betaIs". but he viii never be equal 2.
the most important task tha- falls t. the loc " man.
namely. leadership
With q world So full of evils. II Is every man
duty to take up arms against some OF them 4
boy who has the stuff ot "a prophet. burning with
message. Of refprrnrr. ngutlng against and over
coming old and inrreushet abuses o- q supertr-tr.
leading humanity Z. yl.-9rg Oh higher stage y
eEoIucI,u.-l- bound {. ar chap ~ big passions