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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08

Besides the enormous saving 90 tho
people cf Oklahoma which the reduc.
tioa OF freight rates ordered by the
corporation commission. is accom-.
plishing. the comfort and convenience
Of the patrons OF the railroads has
been attended to by The commission
by ordering q correct bulletin posted
IN each depot showing the time Of
arival and departure CT all trains
ard where the train is late showing
the eXect time VIII, n IL is behind and
the rsilrolads have been compelled by
orders of The corporation commission
70 kesp the coaches and dspots cloan
and well ventilated In Hobart and
Woodward whore the depot accom-
modaiions were entirely too limited
10 accommodate the ordinary travel.
ing public new depots have been or.
dered built
In the following towns ihc commits
sion has ordered the railroads to build
depots. Many OF these towns have
been IN existence since The opening
OF Oklahoma and the citizens have
been pleading with the railroads dur
ing all those years for adequate ac-
coumodations Afier proper hearing
in which evidence was submitted nm
der oath as TO ihe passenger and
freight irafic isom each point the
corporation has issued orders requir-
Ing railroads 10 Suild deDOts and in
stall agents at Seminole. Tryon. Es
chiti Blue, Waterloo Goodwel. Loo
keba SUMMER, Lsnore. Yeager Dar.
row McHay, Roland. Optima. Merf,
Reedlng. Haywood. Savanna. Nixos.
Maize rribbey, Oakland. CLAYTON. Co
30. Tallahassee. Milton, Marble City,
Britton, Leaulre. Chant aud Norfolk.
On evidence submitted showing
that additional passenger train ser
vice VAS needed to accommodate the
Iaffflna nblie he eoninlissiOn Ia.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08

Mcs'csier field 70 the principal cities
OF oklahoma win giyo a fair idea OF
ti1c reduction The prices are given
in dcllars aud cents charged by the
ton per 2.O00 pounds weight:
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08

A pain prescription Is printed upon
each 25c box OF DR. shoop's Pink Pain
Tablets Ask your doctor or dr1eFist
II this formula IS not complete Head
pains. vomanly pains, pains an3 where
gsf instant relief from Pink pam
Tablet Yinliaee's drug Store
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08
GREAT SAVING
TO THE PEOPLE
DEMOCRATIC CORPORATION COM.
MISSION LOWERS FREIGHT
RATES ON ALL coMMoD.
tiles.
ADEQUATE RAIL
ROAD REGULATION

Application of Honesty and Common
Sense Permits oklahomas Commits
sion to Accomplish More Than Any
Other State Board in the United
states.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-10-08

Ia no single commodity have the
people been so consistently aud per
sistentiy robbed as they have been In
the rates on coal with an inexhaus-
tlsble field within the borders Of the
Indian Territory, the people OF Okla
homa for seventeen years have been
forced TO pay higher prices fog coal
than were paid by the residents OF
states three times the distance from
me mines. A comparison OF the cld
rstcs With the rates put in effect b.
l.e 81, n. N. 80. - lllla ~.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
LABOR DANCES
IN NEW TEMPLE
75O COUPLES ATTEND BALL IN
BUILDING
BRILLIANT ELECTRICAL DEcoRA-
TIoN FEATURE
-
Union Men and Women Celebrate
Completion of Structure with
Big Social
Affair

Seven hundred and fifty couples par
ticipated In the formal opening of the
new social hall at the Union Labor
temple, at the ball given by the Labor
Temple association last night The hall
has been used for a mass meeting but
the ball last night Ia the first occasion
since the finishing touches were given
to it.
The association ball was the first of
a series of similar functions which WILL
be held In the hall by labor organiza-
tions during the winter. Temporarily
the social hall Will be used Ior mass
meetings, but upon completion OF the
main hall on the fourth floor of the
Temple the social hall will be given
over entirely to the purposes for which
1t was planned.
I'VE believe we have the best dane
ing floor in the city" said ]. p. Tim
mons of the Temple association last
night. 1.-The unions which have been
represented In the work of getting the
hall ready have put themselves out In
the same spirit that Is being shown
throughout the building OF the Temple
and the results have surprised every
body"
The electrical decorations, which were
presented and installed by the cleo
trical workers, are a feature of the
hall, The Illumination is furnished by
rows and circles of colored bulbs which
ar harmoniously arranged In the cell
ing to throw ample light in every sec
ton of the hail. The decorations Will
remain In place for the electricians
ball next Saturday evening.
The grand march, was led by Mr.. ana
Mrs. Charles B. Bailey. The commit
tee in charge consisted of G. w. john
son, ]. E. Timmons. Charles Bailey, e.
A. Gerety and w. A. Wanna. Members
of the Woman's Label league had
charge of the refreshment booths.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
The Agony of
Impure Blood
Can Be Readily Relieved by Using
Stuart'S Calcium Waters
After Meals
A Trial PaeKazs Sent Free

Impure blood causes pimples, letter.
brash, scaly skin, periods of intense
itching, eczema and many other pain
full and discomforting skin Affections.
Purify the blood and in short time
the skin clears itself of the dead and
waste deposits, fostering and irrita-
tion cease and a clear, white and
healthy skin appears.
Most people attempt to cure pimples
and skin eruptions with exterior appli-
cations, such as salves, lotions, plas-
ters, etc This method only drives the
Irritation elsewhere and serves at best
but temporary relief.
Calcium Sulphide is a blood purifier
prescribed by almost every physician
and is the most powerful eradicator
known to science,
Stuart's Calcium Waters contain the
full strength of this wonderful blood
invigorator, which is often weakened
from evaporation, decay or chemical
change In other methods of preparing
Calcium Sulphide is difficult to pre-
serve, and hence the failure of many
druggists and chemists to hold its full
strength. But when this can be done
Calcium Sulphide drives impurities
from the blood In less time than any
other known substance.
Stuart's Calcium Waters also contain
Ouassia, Golden Seal and Eucalyptus
each one a great blood purifier and
stimulator. An Alternative and laxative
is also combined with the other ingre-
dents to enable nature to remove more
quickly all irritating and infectious
matter from the system in a natural
and easy manner.
Go to your druggist today and ask
his opinion of Stuart's Calcium Wa
fers. They sell for SOC per package,
or send us your name and address and
we will send you a trial package by
mail free. Address +. A. Stuart Co.,
zE Stuart -hldG.. Marshall, Mich.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
Governor GiIlett Becomes Member
of the Sierra Madre Mining Club

made. While 1t Is not considered wise
to give out the location of the space
now under consideration 1t Is assured
that the quarters will be secured In a
central downtown building.
Inquiries from outlying mining dis
tricts have been received in large num-
bers during the week and it is very evil
dent that mining men who occasionally
visit the city appreciate the benefits
which will come with the completion OF
the clubs plans.
Local invitations are now in the
hands of the printers and will be mailed
during the week to 1000 mining opera
tors, oil producers and business men.
Charter membership Is restricted to $50.
Those who are In sympathy with the
movement are being urged to forward
their names without delay to Sidney
Norman, who is acting as temportry
secretary and who may be addressed
at postoffice box 1130. George Wing
field of the Goldfield Consolidated has
forwarded a generous check toward the
preliminary expenses of the project.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

The experience is obtained from practically every
metropolitan daily newspaper in America where
by the best efforts have been combined in the
new 4Ieraid magazine.
Fhe expense is the greatest exer incurred Tor
a Sunday magazine puplication BY any news
paper on the west coast. Fhs' artistic Judgment
al a speciaiist-editor in such matters goes into
the selection ef subiects for every issue:
Fhe announcement ef its publication pp No
yember ist has brought hundreds ef gratifying
letters To this newspaper. fhis we deem n'=
pertant-=indeatins that the people at Seutnera
California are quick to respond to worthy en=
terprise
Two weeks from today the first issue will ap-
pear. We cannot impress too strongly the TACT
that this magazine is to really be MAGAZINE
and which we are sure viii finally DO referred to
as THAT MAGAZINE"
This magazine is to be essentially pictorial
history of events. illustrated in art photography
with the finest procurahle results by the en-
graver.
It is step on The Heraid's stairway OF sue.
cess. not alone from a selfish standpoint, but to-
ward the additional purpose OF purifying litera-
ture for the home The idea OF homo interest is
uppermost in pictures showing the finest details
and printed on calendered, or glazed, book paper,
which will make their details clear. and add to
the interest of erownup readers and the instruc-
t;on Of the child reader. Broadly, the subjects
are to cover the entire world. Such things as
our American Fleet in Oriental waters; our
American aeroplanes in foreign skies; our Ameri-
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

places the ground was covered as with
a coating of snow.
No damage is reported to crops, the
orange growers from all sections re-
porting that the hail was not sufficient
ly large to cut or bruise the fruit. The
rain will do an immense amount Of
good In developing the Christmas
orange crop. which has set well.
Roads have been washed out quite
badly, especially in the mountains, and
in this respect the damage is quite Sc
we're. There the downpour was ter
rife, but 1t will do much good by
washing out the channels of the
streams and preparing them for the
reception of heavier storms during the
winter. In fact even in this respect
the beneficial results are said to offset
fully the damage.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
The Application of Experience,
Money and Judgment Have Been Combined
In the Making of The Herald's New Magazine Sup
plement Which Is to Appear Two Weeks
from Today Sunday, Nov.

can diplomats in European, courts-the Royalty
Of that country surrounding them; our American
athletes winning prizes on foreign shores;
famous scenery of foreign lands, as we'll as the
unrivaled scenery of America, which means, OF
course, great number of fine pictures of our own
Southern California.
There Is not space enough in several pages OF
this newspaper to tell adequately Of the many
features which are to follow the first publication
of this magazine Such things as the new tho
atrical productions in New York City, showing
the players in the actual poses and scenes; the
stirring scenes of the closing days of baseball
season. refreshing and illustrated page of really
new humor; triAe of clean fiction; page devot-
ed to amateur photography. with weekly prizes
for the best prints, and the best page in the mag
agine-its cover-frequently given over to our
little ones and their pastimes.
None of these would be remarkable in making
a magazine, or even a newspaper, but 1t must be
understood that The Herald's new magazine pub
lication is a MAGAZINE in every sense, and
while easily worth 10 cents if purchased as such.
poes absolutely free thereafter with the Sunday
Herald.
It is to be different from other newspaper en-
terorses in that its size is to be 1lx15 inches; 1t
is to be printed on calendered, or glazed, book
paper, and is to contain illustrations with high
Grade half-tone pictures made on a very close
screen.
And it is to be free with the Sunday Herald
from November hereafter. FREE, with the 5"
cent price undisturbed.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
WILL RUN PIPE LINE FROM
SHERMAN TO REDoNPo WHARF

REDoNDO BEACH oct. 17.-Rep-
resentatives of the Sherman oil dis
trict met the officials of the lRedondo
Railway company here today ana
practically completed plans for q pipe
line to run direct from the district
to the Redondo wharf. The oilmen
also looked over several locations for
erecting storage tanks.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
SNOW FALLS ON MT. WILSON,,
SLEET AT ALPINE TAVERN

PASADENA, Oct. 1.-THE summit of
Mount Wilson is white today as the re-
suit of an inch of snowfall early this
morning. According to the records, not
for many years has snow come so early.
At Alpine Tavern sleet fell at inter-
walls during the morning, but did not
take the form of snow.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
SAN RERNARDINo REPORTS
WORST STORM OF SEASON

SAN BERNARDINo. Oct. 1.-THE
heaviest storm in many months visited
this valley today, the rainfall during
the morning hours almost amounting
to a cloudburst. The precipitation was
intermingled with hail, and in many
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
IMMENSE WATERsPouT CAUSES
ALARM AT REDoNDo BEACH

REDONDO BEACH. Oct. 7.-Resi-
dents Of Redondo and Hermosa wit
messed a strange phenomenon this aft
ernoon when sueken storR arose. fol-
lowed by several Satersp9e. one of
which was OF enornAs size, estimated
as being nearly 2OQ1fet In diameter.
Being less than &Ele out at sea,
they furnished an in esting and spec
tacular sight. "
Many residents Became greatly
alarmed and sought places OF safety.
When the spout was first seen big
oil vessel had just left port and was
headed in it's direction. The captain
put back to dock again and reamined
until the storm had abated.
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
N OvERNOR GILLETT, in a letter
r received yesterday by the tenn
VI porary secretary OF the new min

VI porary secretary OF the new min
ing club of Los Angeles, has accepted
the invitation to honorary membership
with the statement that he considers 1t
an honor to be associated with a move
ment founded on such broad lines Ior
the good OF the entire southwest Re-
plies to similar invitations extended to
the chief executives of all western min
ing states are expected during the
week.
1t has been definitely decided that the
cInh will adopt the name of Sierra
Madre, as indicative of the broad scope
it aims to cover, and the details OF In
corporation will be concluded WITHIN
the next few days.
It was expected that arrangements
for suitable quarters could be MADE py
taking over the north wing of the top
floor of the Angelus hotel. but the
quoted price was considered too high
and SO other arrangements are pelhs
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

sN~,-ss> ~--Sa LsnEWoFEA - -
~ 4 IA ss-.s--fagnt ~ ait sSfsassnsAs.
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f>sseS~ pAres ~ uhe steFy sn thsfS
nral s4Hx he Srst out eli aiapeAshss
rna saas ~ sss,a sss4 sisn - hf.
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

s-fHlo>~- % auft7u.
hnpost1nee - affea - welfare of the
west rhs eonsrsa . espsetad ts IN
eiues representatives ~ sldntssn
stAteaA fost erfttereaA ara dsnsndeR-
eiea Ana sih roE~tEn reaAtnea
vha esseaea tsfnaEsee gfll - an.
aneA 70 eEgantsa tiea ana . asrnas About
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

tasN ~mas~- go
erS psssson Of congress adJoaFssa In
ths sunihaSr of i191 End the asecnd saa-
sioR as - ea.asn be antil Dsaamhas
~ teas ppaf
= tninh ths aaguAss susssa = sAs
saaas eaaa hAa bssa used ~ sshss sina}
sn.sssAss sa sess SIa<
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

Shsm In spite 81 =. ~ -
ths bpa1s - his Rmpinyes fhe rfr-nI
fhst theiF Saast viii aoi Be s~sasrrS
q BryHa 10 eiocted
10 explaining AhD Ne Aad Pshursd
wages under Roosevelt ana proposed
40 rssters eAsn szsdss TatI Al Eve
fAhd aAi4
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

prssidsnoy-
+. esnAtsE Rsvsndus sDens ~ aors
thar a. aauF ssre. layina sreSiAi sm-
phssas - the alleged -spisaAid rsserF
- tAs assssvsst administrAtioe 40 .
-gaArantss fos santiaelns ths RasahA.
aAn sAstE - eassa--
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

IT'S as easy to secure "A bargain In = used
automobile, through want advertising, as 1t
used to be--and still is--to secure horse
and carriage
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

nNVan4ns LongWorrn s<idpuetY ~
eesvee paiuted s0mmoaealtea frsa
HE fArnsV-ta-t.s o<ewsets ths aong sns
correspondents u ths rmes saU htns 81
Evansville an2 shAs sn SAleh n A.
sociassd Pres representative uhaas-
IEhsea Ain - cinznhAltl Y
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

ing treated to a genuine cloudburst.
The deluge lasted about twenty min
utes and was accompanied py GOWN
fall Of hailstones as large as or even
larger than marbles.
With this came a white precipitation
so similar to snow that 1t Is hard 10
persuade some Of those who witnessed
II that It was not the real article.
Visitors to the big hotel at Mount
Wilson woke up Saturday morning to
find themselves face to face with true
winter. The snow lay an inch deep
and was still falling, while the water IN
the wash basins and pitchers was
frozen. Early in the morning, however,
the sky cleared, but the air continued
full of frost.
settled and altogether extraordinary Is
further evidenced by the appearance
Yesterday morning at Santa Monica, at
I o'clock of three distinct waterspouts'
great columns Of water half a mile IN
extent being distinctly visible from the
shore, twisting and swirling for fully
half an hour before the break oc-
CURED.
WoIlaber Optimistic
Despite these unusual conditions Mr..
Wollabers information enables him TO
issue the following encouraging tore-
cast:
1.-THE western storm area has moved
slowly eastward during the last twenty
four hours and Is present as a trough
of pressure extending from the upper
lake region southwest to Texas. thence
west to Arizona. The western eXten-
sion of this storm is responsible tor
more than the usual amount of cloudi-
ness in Southern California, and light
precipitation in northern Arizona Ne
vada, the Salt Lake basin and the Pa
cific northwest
"Precipitation has also occurred In
the porthern states between the Rockies
and the great lakes, but elsewhere east
of the great divide no precipitation of
consequence has occurred,
1.-The pressure has risen rapidly over
the north Pacific states, and clearing
and cooler weather prevails In that
region. This high area is expected to
cause generally fair weather in Los
Angeles and vicinity, but owing to the
depression to the east more or less
cloudiness may be looked for. Some
what lower temperature will probably
be felt in the interior districts"
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

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granting ef pensis
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platforms have tins
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GeHeral Improves
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before this notA
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
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Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18

uisie ths gave if tonoSrow fhsrn,nrs
lopsning IN Drsamland pavilion. and Rls
lintrodnetoFy address y a1psetad 70
iaound ths ksYnots u . seafsssassl
led ststeA through its semmsfnai anf
fpronaeten eGGanAatlanas viA ssas -
Los Angeles herald., 1908-10-18
HAIL AND SNOW
MARK FRFAKlSH
AUTUMN STORM
SMALL CLOUDBURST FIGURES
IN DISTURBANCE
SANTA MONICA SEES NOVEL
OCEAN SPECTACLE
y a,-
Great Columns OF Water Distinctly
Visible from shore-Weather
Forecaster Remains
Optimistic

RAINFALL RECORD
Past twenty-four hours ending at
O'Clock Saturday .................... .08
Total for season to date. e............. .1.53
Last season to this date. .....s....... .52
Although Forecaster Wollaber sticks
to 1t that a general clearing is In
process Los Angeles has felt justified in
being skepticaL
The heavy rain has flooded the streets
between 1880 and l o'clock was a trihe
compared to the experience of Boyle
Heights. residents on Euclid avenue be-
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