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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14

Cancel Rule No One and insert In
lieu b1ereOf the following;
Rates named ia Column One shall
apply on Lime, Hydraulic, or Portland
Cement IN straight sr mixed carloads.
minimum weight thirty-eight thousand
lSS,0O0l pounds.
Lime, straight carloads, minimum
weight twenty-four thousand (24,O0Ol
pounds"
Cancel Rule No Five and insert in
lieu thereof the folomSng:
Through joint rates for the trans
poftation I commodities named herein
over two or more lines OF railroad
which are not under the same manage
fnent or control. either directly or in
directly. saall be made by adding to the
rates prescribed herein the foil wing
arbitrary figures;
"ro Rates shown in Columns One
and Two, add two 60 cents per cne
hundred (l001 pounds.
ITO Rates shown in Columns Three
and Four, add one (t) cent per one
hundred (l00) pounds.
u int line Rates shall not exceed the
maximum one line rates as shown
nerein
shipments shall be through way
OILED from point of origin to destina-
tion and way-bill must show through
what junction shipments are TO be
moved, and full name and address of
G nsignor, and telegraph address, IL
different. in consignors Column.
Carriers must route shipments SO
that the Lowest rates can be made via
any line or lines shah be applied, UNI
less shipper specifically directs, in
/ writing, a diffesent route, and states
therein that ne higher rate shall be
| applied for mcvemnet via that line; ex-
cepi that whore two or more routes
are available, between point ~ origin
and destination and shipper does not
] specifically designate either of sail
! routes, as outlined above. the original
ing Inc may route shipments over
either OF said routes, applying the low.
est rate applicable Via any of sayl
utes. The mere delivery OF a ship
meni at point of origin to other than
the short line shall not be considered
as specifying such route at the higher
rate.'
| Cancel Rule No, Seven and insert in
! Eeu thereof = following:
! 1T Is hereby ordered and directed
/ that an railways and railroads ins
business in the State ~ Oklahoma
81 Ill prepare joint rhes and publish
necessary tariffs to o-oarry out the pre-
l visions of this Order. Two copies 81
such tariffs shall be filed with this
| Commission ana one copy posted ~
\ each and every oflice.Q The railways
/ and .raticdads toiiig 3Alkilsefs IN ~.
! Stafe' 81 bflalioma dn IN 'btAofe fit'
cficc3fye ayuvrc tsrrrtcrz.fa to-ssro-
ihis Commission Will slirert the .basll
lfr revenue divisions on Joint line ship
ments moving under this Order
/ Add the following;
RULE NO 0.
Rates named in Column -Four shall
apply on:
Calcined Gypsum.
Calcined Plaster.
Cement Plaster,
Elastic Pulp Plaster
Fihlshing Wall Platter.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14

Unquestionably The greatest Ameri-
can sculptor since Saint Gaudens is
dorado TAFT His group entitled "rhe
Great Lakes Is TO be cut in marble
and placed in one Of Chicago's parks
al the cost of slOO.0O00O 1t c insists
or five female figures each with a sea
she'll and each representing one of the
great lakes Superior pours water
from shell into another shell held by
the next figure until crouching ontari3
directs the flood on t ward the SEA
Mr Taft produced "'rhe sleep OF the
Flowers" and 'rhe Awakening OF the
Flowers" for the Columbian EXPOSE
tion at Chicago; and The Mounialn'
and ''rhe Prairie" for the Exhibit at
st. Louis. The latest Of his large
sronps is entitled The Blind" In
which the dozen sightless ones-ola
or younger. strong or feeble. sane or
halfmad realize at their priest and
leader Is dead, and that their only hope
for guidance rests With an infant
ar und whom they crowd and grope. .
Guthrie W3 soon have the privilege Of
hearing this noted man and OF seeing
him model rapidly IN clay
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14
CORRECTED HIM
WITH PircHFoRK,

CheycHno. Dec. 1t.-A damage suit
was filed In the county court last week
BY I-eanhard Woeger against Tom
NrthNp for personal Injuries feceiV.
n az the han OF the defendhDi.
Saya the Sentinel Ia an alteIcation
seser;l ays agc, Woeger alleges thai
norlhnp assaulted him with a pltcA.
q Is minifterins q terrible beating
Wofse asks s9r SS 400 actual lam
Eges and $500 exemplary damages.
together with costs, etc Both men re
flds near Durham They live on ad
Joining farms and hy recent sur
Yey lari cultivate BY Woager was
founi 10 belong 10 N0rthup TNe
trcuble arose oyer a division OF the
crop made on tae lani.
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zEvELY IN WASHINGTON.

Special to Daily Leader
Washington, D. G.. Dec a. Col
VIM. zevely. ( Muskogee. IS IN Wash
ingion 10 the interests OF some clients
who have Oh lease matters that are
tide up in the department Of Interior.
Col. Zeyely Is one OF the best known
western men who comes TO Washing
ten.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14

chambeTlain's Iiniment Is one Of
the most remarkable preparations yet
produced FOR the relief OF rheumatic
pains, and for lame back spralns and
bruises The quick relief from pain
which Il affords in case of rheuma-
usm Is alone worth many times us
cost. Price, IS cents; large size 30
cents. For sale by G r. Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14

First published In Daily Leader
November 81. l90S)
CORPORATION COMMISSION or
OKLAHOMA.
PROPOSED ORDER NO. 81.
To all Railroads and Railways Operat.
ing in the State or Oklahoma and
to Whom it May concern
You are hereby n titled that in the
office of the Corporation Commission
3f the State of Oklahoma City Of
Guthrie, Oklahoma, on the 18th. day of
December, 1908. at ten clock A. NJ,
said Commission will hear any objec-
tions ishch may be urged by any
persons. firms. or corporations inter
esied against the following proposed
order rule, regulation and require
ment;
Order N, As of this Commission, Is
sued the 10th. day Of May 1908. effec-
tive the Sth. day of June, 1908. will be
amended as follows:
Rule No. 5-Will be amended to-
cover the iiandling OF mixed carloads
OF grain.
Rue No. S--Will be amended so as
to apply more definite minimum
weights on shipments.
Rule NJ, l0-Will be amended by
being more specific
AT said hearing the Commission VIII
hear testimony relative to the promul.
cation of iates and rules covering mill
ing of alfalfa and mixing with other
products in transit.
At said hearing the Commission Will
hear testimony relative t. the changing
df any other commodity named in said
Order No. 50. from one rule and plnc.
ing said commodity under any other
rule or creating and promulgating n
different rate and rule to apply on any
& said commodities or analogous com
modities
The Commission will also hear test,-
mony relative to the PRONUNCIATION of
any other rules necessary for the
proper handling OF the commodities
named in this cTder or in said order
No As or articles analogous thereto
CORPORATION COMMISSION.
J. f. LOVE,
Chairman.
A. p. WATSON,
Commissioner
j j. MAl.BSTER,
Commissioner.
| (SEAL,)
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14

a bazaar Will be- held by ihe ladies
OF the First Presbyterian church al ihe
home Of their pastor, Rev Harry Omar
Scott On December 9th, la the after
loon and evening The display OF dQlls
VIII he az the Grand Leader from Sat,
urday until "Wednesday.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14

Iioarse coughs ana stuffy colds that
may develop into pneumonia over
night are quickly cured by Foley's
Honey and Tar, as 1t soothes infam-
ed membranes, heals the lungs, and
expels The cold fro mtho system. c. r..
Renfro.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14

Ready to mail copies OF The Daily
Leader Anniversary number 10 cents
an address. Send address and money
60 The Leader office. We will do the
rest
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14

Don't be mislcd. we stu hold the
medal for making tie best candies,
ice cream and she5bel ia the city
Halls.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14

Whcr Rubhsrs Becoais Necessary.
And your shoes Pinch, Aliens Foot
Ease. a powder To be shaken into the
shoes. Is Just the thing to use. Try IL
Tor Breaking 10 New Shoes. Sold fy-
erywhere 25c. sample FREE. Adj
dress Allen S. Clmstead, Le Roy. NY.
Dopt accept any substitute.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14
(sEAI)

w. l.. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
Guthrie. Oklahoma. Nov. 20, 1908.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-12-14

Land Plaster.
Moulding Plaster 4.
Plaster ,f Paris,
Plaster Boards,
.Fiaster Moulding, m ae,,
Plaster Building Blocks,
Stacco. w
Wall Plaster
Boards. Mouldings, Building Blocke.
and analogous articles made from
cement plaster or stucco. In straight or
mixed carloads Straight carloads.
minimum weight thirty thousand &C.,
0OW pounds, mixed carloads minimum
weight thlrty-three thousand C3s.0OO)
pounds.
This Order shall be in fun force and
effect on and after December Ia, 1908.
a date after publication once a week
for fonr G nsecutive weeks in the
Guthrie Daily Leader. newspaper OF
general circulation. published in the
City Of Guthrie, County OF Logan, State
OF Oklahoma
CORPORATION COMMISSION
J.. e. LOVE.
Chairman.
A. p. WATSON,
Commissioner
J. J. M'AllESTER,
Commissioner
(SEALl
Attest:
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w. L. CHAIRMAN, Secretary.
Guthrie. Oklahoma. Nov. 20. 1908
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10
De BAYAMON
A COMERIO.
Las bslIas hiias De Ias RihsTas del
Plata.
So hllIa grlVsm0RtO OatOTmO d IOVon SulllO'-
no EhGIbBRISr. a..
~ nusstro oorregpcgssaLl

Bayam6n, Noviembra 10.-Aysr lGaes,
FogEes6 do Cumsrfo & dGnds fAf aOOmps'
fiRndo al Lcdo. heopoIdo Santiago, JueS
elocto de ests Colts Municipal ca Ia d IT,
ma election.
Generic, eB sl pueblo do loD buenog y
antuAiastaB compRGriotaB ALI nunca han
podido nuestr0s RdvsEBaFioa pOliticos ls-
vantsr bBuderas, On m pusb'o que Cuenta
On Ru reno, 8 Ciudadan0s, tan diRtinguidoFS
como 10 son don J os6 sautisgo, don AFta'
milo UmpierRa, don CelGBtino Perez, DIN
Antonio Rol6n, don CsIsstino MsErsFr,
don Juan CnEmonR y unidoa q eatoB dig
BfsimoB puerto orTfqpefias laB distipguidss y
bslIsa aefloFitaB Maria Perez, CaPlots SAn'
tisgo, Psnchits dalVaIIe. Egtag BefioFit
Ell dia de Ia alecCi6n trsb'ja aFOn hsr6ioa'
monts poFqua In Uni5n dc Puerto Rico,
sslieFa de laB uEnRl en- COmsFfo con una
msyOEis ab1oluta, digna del pueblo do
suB noblsB hiss.
Muy oFgulIoGo8 debsn Gstsr loB PATRIOTS
de Com0Ffo, con "a falsDge'famsuinR, pues
NADIA yaIi6 Is prsBenCiR On los GolegioS del
IiOonCiado OlIGr, como n0tRRic; no v8!i6
do NADIA 10 pR0s0nCis de MARTINEZ DaviIa,
candidate r0publiCRn0 para gl cargo de
iues de la CoHts municipal. No vR!i6
tampcc9 que 90 ComioEan I5. 600 vcto8 6
la Union como quian sCoRtumbrS conner
h0uts Osballog. Todo foe indtil. La ban'
deTa Foja y blanca 'ondsa en- Oom0rfr, CT n
Ia dignidRd que representa- y yoBtenid0 pr z
Ias manos do Lac bellaB hijaS de lRG II sEaU
del Plata. i
saIud, pusB pueblo de pntEiotAS.
Esta CoFFsBp0nBal fac objst1 de gFandtB
atsnCion0S poE aquelloB buenoG AmigoR.
Wuy sgrAdeOidOa.
Sc oncuOntEa gEGvsments 0rfsEmo en-
euts ciudRd- Bayam6n ~ sl diBtipguidO
patriots don GuilleEmo ChaEbonier. I'll
doctor FsrnandeE Mater hacs gcsndes CO.
fasrsoB poF 8RIvaFle. Dios qui0rR logrs
BuE dGysoB 0l doctor para bisn do lR f*mi'
liR OllOr Ch8HbonieF
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10

5oLAREs DE TODAs DIMENsIONEs A PRECTOs MoDICOs
GRANDEs FACILIDADEs PARA Ell PAGo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10

Ell ContOcimisnto del diA son los s!e'
gante1 trsjOS que hs impoEtAdo Ia GRBs de
TsfiOr0B P. sChiFa = Go, para suB eRtabls.
cimiontos de IL plsss BaIdoEioty San
FranCiIco. Pr0ciol Din CompstOncip.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10
Un0 badN On Cuba.

In diStioguida Beicra Mirta ArraBtia
viuda de MeSson, que fu6 la HabanS,
Cubs, con objstO do paBRF alVf ana CortR
temporRda, hs ContEaidO matEimoniO 90
squalla CiudRd con sl antimsblO i6vsn ss'
nor Pedro RiVsro, do Madrid, Espan', .,
que hSCa Nlgun tempo EeHidiR en- NquellG
oiudRd.
Los FsCien CaBsdoB han Balido para New
York Sn viais do bodR8 y sstaE6n allf sl
gGn tempo para EOgreBar dsspu6B Puer'
to Rico.
NueBtra mas expregivs felioitsOi6n q Ia
YonturoTa FGFgR.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10

stO extra Haudable banado pOr bas del Ocano a6nc
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10
VaIi0s0 haIIazgO BunJsmatjcO

Roms.-Eu CirOunBtanOiag en- que 10
ARABIA an Montalsens, Cal0bEia, sneontE6so
un caimpssino una naoDsda de orc que pass
dos gFRmOG.
En- uno de loa IadOs do ls HaOnSdA eziAta
ga cabeza dc una mujeE, = 90 dice 9as IS
oil maOr eiOmpIar do mOn0daS "ntAguaS
ana a CnnOEC1,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10
PARA La lSLA.

De ms f1Ana a paHado sale para distintcB
puebIos do sBtR isIa, nuGatEo compd Il sEo 0l
0ai1or Joaquin Pujalg (ssmpeF) que psE
mRnaCoEa algUnGB aomanss On vipj0 poE
aqu6lIa, On RguntOB do Ia standardization y
EsdsCCi6n de "La O0rFsBpondencis."
EsperamoB que nuoatroB agentsB Eepr0'
ssntSnteu preHton al CompRhsEo todG Eu
Rtanoi6n,
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10

En- construction una Escuela Pdblca de OchO gradOs
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10

NO oBIGACoN CASA peO ha bonfca6n
denO de aho Sc Vnden pues sOares obligation
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10
EN- EL MUNICIPAL,

Las sxhibicionOo CiDsmatogEEfcSl quo
vienen ll0v6ndaBs cabs en- eI tsatFo, 500
por dsm6S agradablsB raEs el numsEOno
p6bIiao quO conCurFe elias. Las pelfCu'
ls8 BOn muy inteEeBSnteI y do vsEdadero
m6rito. L0 p0lfCUlG/ "Gambsts dc Bra
banto", elias bodOB de plata, "DrsmR On
IN Qcto" otrAB han IIamado pOdeToHa
msnts la atenci6n pdbliOa. Eats nechs ,
mAfianR no hAbF6 funCi6n.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10

San Juan, P. r.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10

Esquina San Justo y Tetuan.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10

rads algunaG de Uuu compsnicioneu para
oFquestB,
tQae eBto BeEfs un slivio bisnheohoF do
Ia ruidOsA pa0ads m6sica de algunoB
''modsrnoG," nRdis podE6 dudsFlc!
(De "The Independent" de New York;
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10

CASA DE PREsTAMOs de Jose BR'
E6n, Allen 21 ST. HaCa opeFRCion08 90;
bR0 alhajaB. DsBd0 100 dollars en- adG'
lanto q inteE6g B0r6 conventional y no sx'
C0dsE6 del S% mGn1uRl. OompFB , ven.
De slh9jRa mod0rnag = Rntiguag sanJuan
Puerto RiOo.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-11-10

ALRECIBO de $3.50 snviare a yuelta
de correo 4 cualquiEr pULtO de Ia Isia un
relOj "ELGUI" garantizRdO pOr diZ amos
p. Bouret Hust6.
@,p. sUCESORDE I4NAODI
The Washington times., 1908-06-14

Tuesday His leg was badly cut After
treatment at the hospital ne was taken
10 his home, where he Is improving.
Mrs. S A Harris. Of the recording dl-
vision. office of the auditor, Jeff Thurs
day for a stay OF about a month IN
California, with relatives.
J. %. Cady. OF the chief clerks office.
left yesterday for Chicago, Ill.,, and
Cincinnati. ohio, where he viii spend
three weeks of his annual vacation.
A. p Weiuerth. Of the WASHINGTON di-
vision Of pOstUfdCe inspectors has been
az home, I'D, for the past week.
w. 7. Jochum. Of the division Of dead
letters, Who was on leave of absence.
has been on the sick list for several
days preventing his return 10 duty.
C. F. Trotter. assistant superintendent
Of the division OF salaries and allow
ances, with headquarters at Atlanta.
Ga. has come 20 Washington for a stay
Of some tine at the department
James H Lowe has been appointed To
q position ia the asserting division, Of
fee Of the auditor, bF-transfeT from the
Agricultural Department.
Miss Cora r. Decker. OF the division
of rural delivery. has been granted an
increase Ia salary of 500 yer annum.
A. B. Keefer. assistant chief Of the
asserting division. Office of the audi
tor, has been reCOmmissiOued a notary
public by the President for a third time.
A. 3. Rec Wis. Of the division Of sup
plies, has resigned his position as clerk
20 take "a place as examiner in the Pat
ent Office, under the Department Of
the Interior.
Miss EsteIIe Meade has been appoint
ca t2 position as stenographer and
typewriter In the Bureau Of the Fourth
Assistant. She reported Monday and
was assigned IN the division OF sup
plies.
Charles z. Jones. of the division OF
/ dead letters, has been granted annual
leave for he next tn days.
Miss Ella Keene. Of the division OF
| topography, Bureau Of the Fourth As
sistant, is taking one week OF her an
nUal leave.
c. NJ. Heating. deputy auditor for the
department. has gone TO Chicago to at
tend the sessions of the Republican Ma
tional Convention.
Mrs. L. ". Foster of the division of
/ topography. Bureau OF the Fourth As
slstantr VIII be on a vacation until
July 8.
J. r. White OF the Office of the au-
| ditor. mas been transferred from assist
ant chief OF the collecting division to
assistant CHEF Of the pay division.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
RCOvernment Printing OfflCe8
]. ?. MCDOWELL WEEDS
MISS IOWA HAAPSON
Clerk in General Land Office
Buys Home for His
Bride.

A quiet but pretty nome wedding, IN
which many Of the employees of the
Government Printing ONCE were inter
ested occurred Tuesday evening at $40
Fourteenth street, when Miss Iowa
Hampson. until recently employed IN
the Office, and John P, Mcdowell, Of the
General Land Office, were married.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev. W. c. Alexander. pastor OF the
First Presbyterian Church. of George
town, relative Of the bride
Mr.. Mcdowell has recently purchased
the property at 3410 Fourteenth street,
which has been fitted up as their future
home Mrs. Mcdowell is popular with
a wide circle Of acquaintance in the Of
flee. all OF whom wish her many years
OF happy welded life.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
6AgriCuIture9
LIBERIANS GIYzI,
WORKS ON FARMING
Minister Dunbar, Accom-
panied by Booker T. Wash
ton, Calls on Secretary.

Booker T. Washington, accompanied
by c. B. Dunbar, envoy extraordinary
10 the United States and Germany
from Liberia. and several leading cit
liens Of the latter country. called at
toe Department OF Agriculture Friday
10 secure some Government publications
dealing with Agricultural subjects. 1t
is said that the climate OF Liberia is
very similar TO that Of the southern
part OF the United States, and that crop
conditions are very much alike IN the
two places. The Liberians are making
study Of Improved agriculture. hoping
TO make improvements at home. They
we're given a generous supply of such
dU-;-ments as would be OF interest to
them.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14

summer home at PindeII, Nd. The en-
ployes Of the department as a conse-
quen"e have been daily regaled for the
last week with recitaIs of the pleasant
time spent I'm the fair fields of Anne
Arundel county, the warm hospitality
Of the hosts. and the diversified quality
Of the sports and other entertainment.
Private Secretary Theodore J.. Weed
opened the daS's sport by giving a
mastery exhibition of the latest Wash
ingtOn fad, diabolo. Mr. Weed was
also much interested in the stock and
other products of the farm. and
anXiously inquired if hogs really had
four hams.
Baseball games were played both
morning and afternoon. the feature Of
which was a home run by DR.. George
w. Leadley. who lost, the ball in the
tobacco field by a hard drive. George
Johannes, Of the disbursing office. who
momentarily laid aside a basket with
which he was catching the ball, was hit
on the nose by a swift liner and badly
injured. DR.. Leadley rendered first aid
which soon stopped the hemorrhage.
A feature of the outing. aside from
the dinner. which should not be men
toned with anything else. as its ex-
cellence was such that mere words can
not express it properly, was an OK cart
ride, in which all hands were trans
ported from the baseball field to the
house for dinner. The natives declare
that it was a great sight.
The party, which returned to Wash
ington at $50 o'clock, was conn Osed of
the following officials and clerks Of the
department: DR.. George W. Leadley,
William i. Soleau, Theodore L. Weed.
George Johannes, w C. Scott, Charles
I Gran, Rome Shelse, and Frank F..
The Washington times., 1908-06-14

The tennis players in the Bureau OF
CORPORA tions have started TO play their
fourth annual tournament for a silver
cup. Some OF the games are played on
the Y NJ G. A. court and some at the
court on T street northeast, between
Third and Fourth streets. The first
two years the cup was won by Hugh
A. Brown, and last year II was won by
W. G. Van EmCu. The pTeliminaries
have been won by Van Enron, Elan
merry, and Cover. The following play
ers are taxing part: Farweu. Martin,
BuTkett MOlOuey, RouReOu, Van Enron,
Belt Anderson, Bendz, Dunmire, Nicol,
Gardner, J. 4. Smith, Windle, Elan
merry, Agnew, Potter, and Gowet.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14

Secretary Straus has notified all
bureau chiefs to make recommendation
for q Encouragement Of salaries Of the
employees in conformity With the recent
oder Of the President. While a num-
Der Of changes are likely TO be made
in the grades, II IS said that II Will not
be possible 70 do more than approx
mate the plans outlined by the Keep
Commission, as practically all officials
in Washington are specifically apprO-
priated for under statutory regulations.
Where lump sums are available il Will
be possible to inaugurate the new plan
almost exclusively.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14
CHILDRENs SUMMER
SICKNESS,

The following simple treatment
will generally cure Infants Diar-
rhoe within "a to 4s hours.
/. Stop feeding dairy milk.
2. Give. to about one-year old.
one grain of calomel. cut into
three doses of two-hour inter
walls.
3. Feed for a few days on thick
rice water. strained. and sweet
ened. while yet hot. with some
condensed milk.
1. When cured. gradually substi-
tute fresh dairy milk. pasteur-
lied or scalded.
a regular diet for children on
condensed milk is inadvisable.
SOCIETY FOR PREVENTION
OF SICKNESS,
h. BERLINER. secy.
The Washington times., 1908-06-14

The Bureau OF Labor has also beer
assigned the duty OF enforcing the
Government liability act, which will be-
come effective on August / The bureau
is now forming regulations for this puT-
pose Invests gauons OF accidents by
which Government employees have be
cCmc incapaCitated. and for which
claims for damages are filed with the
Secretary of Commerce and Labor, will
be made by Commissioner OF Labor
Neill
The Washington times., 1908-06-14

A. T. Banning. jr.. Of the Bureau Of
Corporations, who recently graduated ir
law from the George Washington Unit
Yersity, has gone 10 Cornell for a month
TO prepare for examination for admis-
sion TO the New York bar Mr. Ban.
ming Is the clerk 70 the deputy commits.
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The Washington times., 1908-06-14

Harry r. Weakley has been trans
ferred from the Lighthouse Service 10
a position as stenographer and type
writer in the division OF printing.